Quints In a National Guard League Double Bill
Two basketball games last night in the National Guard League resulted in a 4 to 1 loss for the First Battalion against Company H, while Company E defeated Ambulance Corps 4 to 0. The night also featured a walkover for Company F over the Ambulance unit with dominant early lead and steady pace. Referee Pratt and timer Mr Langley officiated as Stull provided scoring summaries and lineups included Oliver, Donnal, Shedd, McGittresh, Krewe, and Hutton among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Ambulance Corps
Pratt
Rene F
Oliver
Eward Mi Donal
Shedd
Hesse
HG McGittresht
Vite
Smithson
Iohan Vo Donald
Clemence
Stall
Val Oliver
Smitheon
McGittresh
Wau
Tess
Eote F
Goucher
Ie Wari - Kg
Lawrence
Rea Castom
Ph Hutton
Brady
Zter
Brée
Iake
Langley
Storer
Business High School Beats Yankee YMCA in Intersection League
In a championship series Intersection League game at Stenographers gymnasium Business High School defeated the fast Yankee YMCA 15 to 3. First half led by two, see-saw battle with equal exchanges as sections played for the banner. After the game managers planned to present a large banner to the champions. Also notes on Mobile buying outfielders Monde Alabama January 27 reports the Moho clan’s purchase of Outfielder A Spencer, Frank Mineo, and Outfielder Frank Dade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Stenographera
Ato
Iheama Batt
Anan
Ginger
Riore
Yankers Ponte
Soramm, Rathbone
Terert
Sonwegler
Rathbone
Natal
Mir Wolk
Ma Loluneser
Hatsee Nan
Business High School
Swentid
Beculon
Murits
SS Barch
Bornstein
Tackaun
Rehalfuer Ra
Sehette
Hudson
Welfo Timaef
Mobile
Omer
Monde
Ala
Moho Clan
Maryland Aggies Fall to Washington and Lee in Basketball
Washington and Lee defeated Maryland Agricultural College in Lexington Virginia 4 to the Aggies showed solid defense and balanced shooting while W&L relied on strong defense and team play. Wonder stood out for Maryland and Horns and Woyd were best for the locals amid a rough contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Washington and Lee
Maryland Agricultural College
Aggies
Ineal
Balancy
Ward
Maryland
Horns
Woyd
Jocals
Sunimear
Ma Aggies
Royd
Moora
Hannie Eee
Reuber
Woodward
Englishman Stanly Tops Burns in Tight Bantam Bout
Dieger Stanley the English bantam champion controlled the match with superior technique and defense, edging Frankie Burns of Jersey City in a close decision at the National Sporting Club. Burns fought aggressively and hard, landing power blows, but Stanley’s ring generalship and precise counters earned the nod amid a contentious, crowd-split outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Dieger Stanley
England
Frankie Burns
Jersey City
National Sporting Club
Burns
Poins
Horus
Burna
Adet
Ele
Stanley
Mack and Bride at Home After Victory Tour
Connie Mack and his bride returned to North Philadelphia station after a three month absence that took him to Switzerland France England and Ireland. Mack called the tour the greatest he ever took and said he was glad to be home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Philadelphia
Connie Mack
New York
North Philadelphia
Mack
Switzerland
France
England
Hang Up High Scores Set Mark in Class A Singles
BTSs Brit Miller and Eckstein led the city bowling tourney with 652 and 643 in Class A singles at Padace alleys. Potomac five moved to front in Class A as Harwood and Warner led Class B doubles. Other leaders fell. list of class leaders and scores provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topplea
the Vetter
Potomac
Barwood
Warner
Lead ers on toboggan sensational attacks on pins in minor events
Special to The Washington Post from St. Louis reports sensational attacks in the American Bowling Congress minor events at the Coliseum. Jim Smith and Eddie Gebhard of Buffalo led the two-man event with 1,224, while Oscar Lange of Watertown topped singles with 656. Smith also posted 1,919 in all-events. R. H. Bryson of Indianapolis was reelected president and A. A. Langtry of Milwaukee reelected secretary as Milwaukee is favored as the 1912 tournament city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Coliseum
St. Louis
American Bowling Congress
Cmeimnat
Jimmy Smith
Eddie Gebhard
Floss’ Golts
Buffalo
Oscar Lange
Watertown
Wis
Charles Schneider
Dayton
R. H. Bryson
Indianapolis
Congress
A. A. Langtry
Milwaukee
Flemers
Chicago
Inlang
Budweisers
Tucos
Toledo
Fuehrings
Indianapole
Trustus
St. Louie
Moerleins
Cincinnati
Glenwoods
Palace
St Louis
Floss Colts
J. Smith
Gebhard
Riehele
Gardell
Horndort
Feetz
Care ‘and Fhulhass
Cook and Gore
Totoro
Gaazzolo
Twert
Oakles and Prench
Madiaan
Fischer and Trader
Haselhund and Kupfer
Fenshe and Garberth
Orange
Win
C. Schneider, Jr
St Johns College Reserves Beat Werntar Prep Team
In Annapolis on January 27 the St Johns College reserves defeated Werntar Prep School 22 to 3. The preps never pressed the college defense, managing only three points from fouls and a single shot by Vickery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s
Waslington
Annapolis
St. John's College
Werntar
Collegians
Vickery
Flying Footsteps Leads In Oakland Feature Race
San Francisco racing notes report Flying Footsteps led all the way to win the Feature by a neck over Darlington. Matador, heavily backed, won the fifth by a wide margin while Baillitt's Daughter took the closing race. Fresher details listed for each of the six events with times and competing horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
Washington Post
San Francisco
Cal
Oakland
KH. J. Mackenzie
Flying Footsteps
Matador
Hampass
Capt
H. B. Cassett
Banana
Selden
Twickenham
Riddley
Garner
Abella
Ridllel
Pluvius
Royal Stone
Sinn Finn
Clara W
Dawn Patrick
Matador Garner
Kirschbaum
Gretchen G
Martin
Onatass
Miss Officious
Paul Clifford
Charley Paine
Zoroaster
Altheas
Cook
Direct
Qeaudene
Aleo Tan
Bailitts
Davies
Pete
McIntyre
Ben Uncas
Radke
Georgetown Crew Fate to Be Decided Tonight
The Georgetown athletic board will decide if a crew sails next season. Manager Dailey will report on financial viability and whether shoe costs are manageable. If successful, an eight will be formed, gym machines remodeled, and indoor practice start soon. The school has strong talent and costly equipment influences the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
The
Athletic Association
Dailey
Lndeavor
Ryan Gymnasium
Georgetown Faces Baltimore Medical College Tonight
Georgetown's basketball team travels to Baltimore to meet the Baltimore Medical College quint after a prior Christmas victory. The listed lineup mirrors the Gallaudet game as Scchnerhaltz is unavailable for the Medics. Georgetown was previously suspended by the AAU after an earlier game with Baltimore goaltossers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Faes
Baltimore
Baltimore Medical College Quint
Blue
Georgetown Relays Skip Boston Trip Doubtful
Doubtful Georgetown relay team will compete in the Boston Athletic Association games as quarter milers are not in shape. Many 440 yard runners will likely be entered at Johns Hopkins, with a relay team targeted for Fordham to run against Holy Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Johns Hopkins
Fordham
Holy Oss
Episcopal High to Compete in George Washington Relay Clash
Despite a typhoid fever epidemic at Episcopal High School, seven athletes enter to represent the school in the George Washington meet at the site next week. Woodberry Forest adds a relay team and several individuals, as National Cathedral School fields its largest squad yet. Training at 1322 New York Avenue will select candidates for the one mile relay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal High School
George Wash- Inston
Keats
Episcopal High
Woodberry Forest
Green
Crane
Bransford
George Washington
New York Avenue
Washington and Lee 1911 Baseball Schedule Released
Special to The Washington Post Lexington Virginia January 27 1911 manager Svough announces the Washington and Lee University baseball schedule for the season. The list shows 23 games split between home and Southern tour with two Rutgers games two Swarthmore games and one Maryland Agricultural College game retained. Newcomers Franklin and Marshall and Hamilton add strength. Abroad games include Georgia South Carolina North Carolina and Trinity College. Navy honors thirteen players with gold cuff links after Army game victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Svough
Washington and Lee University
South Carolina
Georgia
Rutgers
Swarthmore
Maryland Agricultural Colleges
Pennsylvania State
Franklin and Marshall
Hamilton
Swarthmore College
Roanoke College
Lafayette College
Lafayatts College
Pennsylvania State College
At, John's College
Rutgers College
Maryland Agricultural College
University Soutth Carolina
Hamilton College
Abroad
University of Georgi
Athens
Univeraity of Georgia
Universlty of
Columbia
University of South Carolina
D. C
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
N. C
North Carolina A
M. College
Raleigh
N.C
Trinity College
Durham
Navy
Washington Post
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Army
Robert M. Thompson
New York
Jacksonville Results Bring Fast Thoroughbred Finishes at Race Meet
First race features Hazelthorpe leading with 3 to 4 odds finishing 1st and Lydia Lee second with 15 to 1. Third race sees Grenida prevail at 6 to 5, Ilma runner-up, time 1:07 2-8. Fourth race purse 503 sees Via Octavio clinching win, Moxcana and Antenor among also ran. Fifth race winner Austin Sturtevant at 14 to 1, Surget second, Firewood third. Sixth race won by Shapdale at 10 to 1, Our Hannah in second, time 1:48.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furse
Harding
Davenporty
Regards
Gensen
Dandy Dancer
Hall
Claiborne
Rustem
Miss Cardigan
Lucky Mate
Otto Staffel
Ringer
Irving
Merce
Jackson
Bert’ Mont
Ensen
Tirmament
Topay
Rob Uwon
Walter
Kitty Fisher
Don Hamilton
Hurtig
Inspired
Inspector General
Wingheld
Rodman
Burton
W J
Chalice
Hoffman
Heart of Hyscreth
Virgil
Blanche Frances
Miss Imogene
Frank H. McKimore
Goodacre
Lodestown
Heverstein
Uvin
Leon B
Jensen
Sabo Blend
Cloud
Shipp
Hay
Yaarket
Lawing K
John Macrs
Sweet Owen
Gerando
B. J. Swaaner
McAndrews
Ben San
Mr. Myer
Alencon
Mr. Whitney
Chanute
Mr. Mondy
Tims
Niblick
Granata
Wingsbeld
Tony W
Pickett
Grandissimo
McCabe
St. Dunstan
Hazelthorpe
Butwell
Lydia Lee
Ross
Anna
Gould
Jane Swift
Joe Rose
Woulapun
Ellanette
Flarney
Flashing
Queen
Detroit
Butnel
Aunt Kate
Seuttiner
Ortéoh
Goose
Tima
Evia
Ruby Knight
Henry Crosseaddin
Dearie
Ortara_alac
Grenida
Wan
Ilma
Koerner
Judge Munck
Belli
Boringtons
Red Bob
the Whip
Muff
Blossom
Decenay
Plaintess
Monte Fox
Bodkin
Arch+duke
Ward
Octavio
Dog Q Wilson
T. M. Green
Gonse
Dopau
Herbert
Moxcana
Antenor
Master Robert
Dick Baker
Simonette
Roger de Coverly
Frances Ray
Henry Hutchinson
Paris
Shapdale
Gouldy
Hea Brummel
Rose
Our Hannah
Wilson
Mique O'Brien
Judge Walton
May Tour to Forto Rico from Brooklyn Club
In the San Juan Porto Rico Times President Charles H Ebbetts of the Brooklyn National League Club plans a 1911 tour to Porto Rico Bermuda and Cuba. If carried out it would be the first American club to play in Porto Rico. Ebbetts also served as umpire for local San Juan games. Army and Navy Prep basketball leaves for Delaney School game in Philadelphia tonight with Berwind Turner Stone Chandler Shelley and Wotherspoon in the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
San Juan
Porto Rico
Times
Charles H. Ebbetts
Brooklyn National League
Fia
Bermuda
Cuba
Ebbetts
N. Prep
Va. Delaney
Army and Navy Prep
Delaney School
Quint
Philadelphia
Berwind
Turner
Stone and Chandler
Shelley
Wotherspoon
Carrigan Refuses to Sign with Red Sox Next Season
Boston January 2. Carrigan heavy hitting catcher will not return unless more liberal terms are offered. He states he will return to his grocery business in Lewiston if negotiations fail. President Taylor calls the incident closed as far as he is concerned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Carrigan
Red Sox
Taylor
Lewiston
Racing Entries Show Multiple Stakes Across Races
A crowded program lists entries for many races including first race for 2 year olds at 3 furlongs with Drexel Hill and Pinhole high on the weights, and a $2,500 Jacksonville wandtrap for 5 year olds and up. The card also includes selling and maiden races across six to seven furlongs with numerous horses and handlers named across divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Drexel Hill
Mary Lee Johanson
Pinhole
Gold Mine and Gobler
Charney O'Brien
Blow Out
High Brow
Ratan
Gus Hartridge
Arany
Nellie
Prince O'Day
Mac B
Court Sester
Eubank
Working Lad
Mon Ami
J. B. Robinson
Maritine
Stafford
Marie Hyde
Sin del Chsh
Mannhemmer
Smoker
Troy
Dr. Ducnne
Jack Denman
Sandhil
Algrain
Joe Kenyon
the Niguer
Barles Thorpe
la Hore
Bob R
Conan
Mary Davis
Guy Fisher
Lacasette
Adena
Hyme Wolf
Eva White
Heroes
Star Blue
Camel
Tofson d'Or
Queen Marguerite
Mer- Tan
Princelike
Reybourne
Roral Report
Console
Thare
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nelly
Stein-Bloch Smart
Stein-Bloch
Sidney West
Washington
Dunlap
National Guard League
Yankee
Maryland Aggies
Mack and Bride
Miller and Eckstein
Neulands
Fotomac
Btss
Sotomacs
Wardet
Windsor
Burhana
Wiener
Chapin
Harwood
Siemer
Barclay
Bishop
AECTS
Walker
J. Schart
Davidson
McDaniel
Brown
Trobinson
Seaton
Raoman
Brake
Chadwick
McCauiey
Thompson
Hager A
Bundy
Shaffer
Milter
Aos Warner
Burdine
Bal Eckateln
A. Schartt
McKinley
Ava Ago
Warren
Rollatsen
Smith and Gebhard
Exker
Brelta
H. Smith
Costello
Heinie
Krauss
Miller
Capitol Hill
Hummer McCormick
Rister
Webster A
Clempton
Krieger Oe
Elliott
Buffatos
Cube
Mente
Bibhetts
Rewchert
Jonas
Bardorn
Rogers
Uhreltaberg
Heister
B. Mosen & Sons
Washington Teb. Co
Bners
Raqner
Vans
Thorntoi
Guard al Ag
Ehippe
A Barrick
Buckler
al Green
Levy
Mt. Pleasant
Hartstall
Kenyon
Acton
Mitter
Zellers
Georga Ge
Gruppe
Baker
Parker, Bridget Co
Ninth
Tampa
Gorgetown Quint
Medical College
Batey
Drexel Hit
Manheimer
Alarjan
County ‘Tax
Dr. Daemen
Lahore
Barleythorpe
Hye White
Consota
Reybourn
Ben Stone
Miss Plenic
Father Stafford
Ymir
la Casadore
Cash On Delivery
Tony Faust
Pickaninny
Dacia
Raleigh P. D
Big Stick
Daddy Gip
Doncaster
Jest
Paystreak
Rosevale
Palletta
B. M. Reto
Blair Baggiey
Lady Maxim
Star Venue
Bundle Hayes
Hiram
Our Nugset
Allowmatse
Code Walter
Catherine Hampson
Cap Neleon
Egladine
Sam Bernard
Neoskaleta
Allee
Sanctém
Vanen
Lois Cavanagh
Juarez
Hesste' Frank
Forto Rico
Brooklyn Club
Mertz
Mertz & Mertz, Inc
F Street
Iseman Bro
Men
Boys Corner
Seventh and E Streets
N.W
Bessie Frank
John Robert
Charles Gaetz
King Broomstick
Fred Mulholland
Pedro
Hovle
Sir Edward
Lucky Mose
Deneen
Miss Cathness
Lista
Acumen
Cath? Rym
Butterball
Dubois
Planter
Wes Friar
Salah
Frits Emmett
Ben Prior
Helen Scott
Bob Farley
Mira
Darney Oldfield
Nebulosus
Indian Maid
Charlie Rothschild
Buna
Dene
Betsy
Rusticana
Good Acre
Blair
Raggley
Sach St. Deniel
la Sa Ja
Albion H
Sam Long
Abe ‘Goading
Otto Steifel
B. M. Rabo
Ortega
Johnny Wise
Bennie Hays
Donaldo
Irre
von Lacy
Allenmaise
Calethampian
Derek
Luke
Dr. Abington
Cully’ Burnett
Batson
Hyladine
Snook
Aante Lorraing
Otherlee Hampson
Capt Nelson
Seiling
Burning Bush
Busy
Tillinghast
Haulclifford
Swagerlater
Hilly Myer
Hew Stone
Miss Pienic
Eddi Mott
Helan Hawkins
Yruff
Pontefract
Bogart
Florence Kripp
la Cazadira
Henry Harrison
Schriever
Woodlander
Meltondale
Brma
Lord Clinton
Dutch Rack
Dublin Minstrel
Pickaning
Dacela
Altaree
Heretic
Avame
Port Arlington
Fulletta
Mr.Bishop
Ocean View
N. Hess
Pa. Ave
Pabst Blue Ribbon
Pabst
Pabst Brewing Company
N. Capitol St
N.E
Tel. Linc
Epjoy
Engel
New Jersey Ave
C St
Lincoln
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