Trade rumors swirl as Stallings debates Elberfeld split
Sporting commentary notes George Stallings may trade Elberfeld if needed to bolster offers for the “Tabasco Kids” amid talk of reinstating Chase. Washington’s bid for multiple stars and the upcoming magnates meeting loom over the Yankees roster shifts as Stroms and Johnson attention shift to spring training.
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J. ED Grillo
George Stallings
Elberfeld
New York
Teude
Assurra
Chase
Stallings
Terreale
Uore Hiney
Washington
Jey
Burns
Kabertoht
Urdl
Thago
R Teved
Chaar
Navy to Play Strong Team Amid Rough Contests
Navy contests a strong opponent with basketball and football notes mixed in. The article cites tense play, standout performances by Piet, Wt, and Abels, plus team tactics, scoring runs, and a promising outlook for the season ahead.
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NAVY
GWU enters Hopkins meet with lineup announced
George Washington University selected its track squad for the Johns Hopkins meet with Raoul Ly Mat named among the beam runners. Curtis, Lepper, Bayly, and Claggett were slated for sprint events as five more may join. The Brightwood Athletic Club plans rival entries in George Washington and Federal events with several candidates practicing.
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Woasttusten University
Sati
Wanager
Hose
Ve Steurett
Curtis
Lepper
Bayly
Capt Claggett
Tremont A. C
Baltimore
Stokes
Tremont Athena Club
Johns Hopkins
Baltimore City College
Rupert
Capt Hwing
Tbe Stokes
B.S Johnson
C. Rose
Fight Fans Duped as Kubiak Rosa Bout Fails in Pittsburg
In Pittsburg on January 26, promoter Tim Scanlon failed to pay advance guarantee for a Kubiak vs. Rosa fight, about 80 angry spectators who had paid rushed Old City Hall after preliminaries. police cleared the hall as Scanlon and his cashier fled with over 3000 dollars.
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Pittsburg
Washington Post
Kubiak
Tony Rosa
Tim Scanlong
New Central Athletic Club
Old City
Rose
Scanlon
Kubaik
Scanton
Kutuak
Hall
Plans Cross Country Run for South Atlantic Association Event
The South Atlantic Association AAU announces a February 22 cross country championship at the Fourteenth Street area with start near the Fourteenth Street car line. Teams from Baltimore Hopkins University Cross Country Club and local clubs including YMCA and George Washington University plan strong entries. Prizes include AAU medals, a silver cup for individual winners, gold for first, silver for second, bronze for third, and a team cup awarded to the four-man squad with the fewest outs.
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Wiber
Southh Atlantic Association
The
Amateur Athletic Union
Yester- Gays &Sternoon
George Washington University
Bloomingdale Club
Fourteenth Street
Rock Creek
Georgia
Mirent
Schmidt withholds contract amid holdout threat
Special to The Washington Post Detroit report notes catcher Charlie Schmidt refused to sign his contract, demanding more pay or a trade. The piece also covers Detroit’s two acquired catchers Stanage and Beekendorf, plus Tremont Athena Club’s Baltimore meet entries and Cleveland’s signing of Billy Mack with a valvose vein surgery for Gill Bradley on the horizon.
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Washington Post
Detroit
Mich
Jan
Charlie Schmidt
Clib
Navin
Arkansas
Jennings
Stanage
Brekendorf
Fais
Johnny King
Beekendorf
Wad dell Chases Big Show Downs Kling Then Nichols Bowling
St Louis pitcher Rube Wad dell arrived in Kansas City and issued challenges to John Kling, Kid Nichols, and Jack Johnson in pool and bowling events. He intends to organize indoor baseball games with Kling for a winner take all series. Bushness High School manager aims to set four to five practice games with Gallaudet College as the season nears.
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Washington Post
Kansas City
Rube” Waddell
St. Louis Browns
John Kling
Kid Nichols
George Edward
Jack Johnson
Johnson
F ‘Rube
J. Kling
St. Louis
Gallaudet
Donnelly
Bushness High School
Haseball
Gallaudet College
Henry
Gallaudets
Orientals Bowl To 2720 In City Bowling Tourney
Orientals, in class A, shocked the Palace alley crowd by rolling 2720 pins over three games, beating the Bureau score by 52 and taking the class lead. Knox topped individuals with 604 in three games, a tournament high. George T. Cox received a bouquet for his role in running the event.
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G. T. Cox
Palace Alley
Orential
Orientals
Vox
Knox
George T. Cox
Herman and Corbett Fight to Six Round Draw at Douglas Club
Billy Herman of New York and Young Fred Corbett of Philadelphia battled in a rapid six round draw at the Douglas Athletic Club in Washington. Corbett pressed early with aggressive combinations, Herman absorbed blows then mounted a late rally but could not secure a victory.
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Washington Post
Philadelphia
Douglas Athletic
Billy Herman
Antits
Fred Corbett
Corbett
Herman
Beries
Lou Criger Says He Was Drafted By St Louis Browns
Veteran catcher Lou Criger speaks for himself amid the Taylor-Hedges dispute. He asserts he never wished to leave Boston, explains a supposed October contract with Taylor, and says he accepted sale money to join St Louis. He vows to prove Taylor’s misstep and warns Boston will face a strong Browns squad.
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Boston
Lou Cliger
Hedges
St. Louis Browns
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St Louis
Taylor
St. Louis
Lou Criger
Telegraph
Ciger
Boston Baseball
Wang
Elkhart
Ind
Longboat Accepts Chicago Marathon Challenge Change
Tom Longboat wired promoters in Chicago indicating he will race the winner of the Dorando Hayes contest set for February 17. He said he would meet the winner in March, affirming his willingness to run when summoned. The note also mentions Dr H C Newcomer moving to The Washington Rubber Co at 0F street and 10th street location.
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Longboat
Chicago
Tom Longboat
Dorando Hayes
Redman
Ur. H. C. Newcomer
M. Lindsay Rubber Co
10Th Street
Washington Rubber Co
Will Meet YMCA Five in Georgetown Tonight
Georgetown and the Young Men's Christian Association basketball teams clash in the third game of the season in the YMCA gym tonight at 8 80 oclock. Physical Director Beckett refused to grant a postponement proposed by Captain Rice to avoid conflicts with a Virginia game. Rice reluctantly agreed to play later in the season to avoid disappointing local patrons.
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Georgetown
Christan Association
Beckett
Captain Rice
Rice
Association Five
Virginie
Young Men’s Christian Association
Slosson Wins Easy Victory In 18.1 Billiard Title
George Slosson defeated George Sutton 600 to 328 in the 18.1 billiard championship of the world at New York on January 26. The 56 inning match was slow and tedious from the start with Sutton showing championship strain. The game featured few runs, with scores not climbing beyond fifty in any stretch. Continent from first page continues with other docketed items including a hearing in Oklahoma where Scott MacReynolds is detained on orders of Gov Haskell amid defamation charges. Attorney E E Bouldin and Union Exchange Bank president Williamson appear. Judge Strang to rule February 8.
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George Slosson
George Sutton
Sutton
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Guihne
Oklo
Scott MacReynolds
Haskell
William R Hearst
Isbel MacReynolds
Gov. Haskell
Henry Asp
Charles Ames
MacReynolds
Oklahoma
Strang
Mine Disaster at Boswell Colliery Claims Several Lives
Gas explosion and fire trap workers at United Coal Company's Merchants mine in Boswell Somerset County. One man killed. George Morris and John Coubary among those found burned. Andrew Shujock and son German miners are among the injured. Rescue reports say twenty plus feared dead but Mine Inspector Lowther states no additional bodies at 10 pm.
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Somerset County
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George Morris
John Cou
Andrew Shujock
William Hay
Jenness
Forege
Lowther
Ernest Albrecht Funeral Held at J Gawler’s
Funeral services for Ernest Albrecht age 49, employed by Mew Willard, were conducted at J Gawler’s undertaking by Rev. Paul Manzel of Concordia Lutheran. Attending were Representative R O Moon and numerous locals. Pallbearers included Emervallo M Richer and H Fairbanks. Burial at Rock Creek Cemetery. Post Want Ads Are Free in The Post classified columns.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
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H. Fairbanks
C. Stavron
Rock Creek Cemetery
Reduction Sale of Winter Suits and Overcoats
A local reduction sale for winter suits and overcoats draws wide interest, touted as a genuine offering that attracts many shoppers due to known motive and consistent success.
Shipke Denies Cutting Name in Baseball Feud
Bill Shipke, Nationals’ utility man, signs contract and aims to help the team win. He disputes a story that his name was shortened to Shipenbeaner and says he is ready to play anywhere, including third base, as the season opens.
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Oakland Juvenile Race Victory Sparks Holiday Card Day
Rezon wins the juvenile event at Oakland in a fast card highlighted by Keogh riding four winners and Billy Hayes joining the Salt Lake contingent. Deutschland falters in a soft spot race while a sale of race horses at Arcadia to Oakland plans falter with Fizzie prices and a high buy.
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Halla Carreilna
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Warden
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Tom Hayward
Winners at Oakland and Los Angeles Races
Race results from Oakland and Los Angeles feature multiple six furlong and one mile events. Notable winners include Donald McDonald and Royal Lady with fast times, amid a dense card of horses such as Bitter Sir Golly Ding and Spring Frog, detailing placing and odds across the program.
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Sis Furlonga
Jandy Fitzherbert
Mise Dustin
Arawakw
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Scrond Roe
Pilsen
Hugh Parrefi
Dehe
Eaul Soiree Us
Driscoll to meet Cross in New York boxing match
Jem Driscoll English featherweight champion draws Leach Cross East Side lightweight for February 11 at Fairmount Athletic Club. They agree on 135 pound weigh in, aiming for catch weights. Special report from New York.
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Cross
Washington Post
New York
Jem Driscoll
Leach Cross
East Side
Fairmount Athletic Club
Five and a half furlongs results at Creston racing card
A jumbled race card shows Pitter U0 Shiling winning first in the five and a half furlongs event at Creston in a crowded field. Royalstons Me Caney finished second with Time and The Walt Miguela among others in the fray. Subsequent races list Weyel Touar Norbit and Osorine with noted placings and contenders like Golly Ding and Captain Burnett in a tense meeting of horses and riders.
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Royalstons
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Columbia
Girl Guiding Star
Velma
Calvar
Weyel Touar
Booker
Paregel
Howard
Walt Miguela
Mike Volett
Charles Fox
San Bambi
Golly Ding
Norbit
Canardo
Callahan
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Reid to Coach Virginia Baseball Team at Virginia
Rufus Tinsles Reid of Davidson N was unanimously elected coach of the University of Virginia varsity baseball team for the coming season by the General Athletic Association advisory board meeting in Charlottesville. Reid, a second-year medical student, is regarded as one of the best college players but faced ineligibility last year due to previously accepting pay to play in the Cerulina League two summers ago. Vic was considered the best first baseman in college and would have strengthened Virginia's team if eligible.
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Sporting Editor
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Ban B
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Lke
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Automobile show winds the week up in Philadelphia
Local dealers head to Philadelphia as the automobile show opens tonight Elliott F Hough of Pope Automobile Company returns from New York remarks on road conduct and public sentiment about speed The Florida beach race meet at Daytona is planned for March 23 24 25 and 26 with a handicap sweepstakes for stock cars and a special Van derbilt Cup eligible race Mitchell and Bulck cars are highlighted by Mitchell and Luttrell agencies Bulck star driver Robert Burman leads a six man and four machine team The push for better roads gains rural support The New York show reports week sales of 6763000 in cars plus 7129000 including tires and accessories Set records for weekly auto industry sales.
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Stallings
Mpessith
Cote
Washington
Florida
Daytona
New York
Household Worries and Nervine Relief Ad Claim
A pamphlet style notice argues that a woman bearing household duties strains her vitality and suffers nervous irritability sleepless nights headaches and backaches. It promotes Miles Nervine as quick direct relief and suggests patrons can return with the product for a refund if not satisfied.
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