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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1912

Page

12

Finnish star eyeing records in world distance events

Hannes Koleemainen, famed distance runner, travels from Stockholm to Glasgow then New York to pursue records and a home at the American Athletic Club of New York. He aims to beat Shreubbs and others, eyeing a potential Harvard Cambridge Yale dual meet in June.

Stakholm Sweden Hannes Koleemainen Wantra Glasgow Scotland Alieubh Lualve Gail New York Ne Aa and American Athletic Club of Fomors Viecha Ia Shheubb Esis Stockholm Boul Shrugb Ned Rolehmainen Moe Ateckhali Clarence New York Athletic Clut A.rl Mesreretary Oxford University Rokssucta Tinford Cambridge Yales Vvach Tf Te Bell Harvard

Fractures Arm While Pitching in Semi Pro Game

Albert Stevens of Alliance sustains a fracture of the right arm while delivering a pitch for a semi pro team at a ras called Hyre. The injury occurred as he bent to throw to a batter and the bone fractured near the elbow during muscular contraction per the attending physician.

Jackson Mien Hyre Albert Stevena

Clabby Seeks Shot at Middleweight Title

Jimmy Clabby plans to challenge for the 158-pound middleweight title, aiming to beat Gibbons or Moira first, then Dillon and McGoorty, with promoter interest centering on New York as the scene. Manager Frank Mulkern notes Clabby could meet Gibbons at 148 pounds, while Clabby would accept 141½ to 15¾ pounds for other foes. no match until mid August for rest.

Jimmy Clabby Chames Australia Antipodes McIntosh Clabby Klaus McCourty Fapke Dillon Gibbons Moira Jimmy McGoorty Papke Gibbong Buffalo Frank Mulkern Milwaukee Mulken New York City Gotham Gays Mulkern Mulkern St. Paul Winnipes Winnipeg

McLoughlin Wins Longwood Tennis Title Over Larned

Maurice F. McLoughlin of San Francisco defeated Edward P. Larned of Summit, New Jersey, in straight sets to win the Longwood cup, ending the Larned family's ten year hold. McLoughlin dominated with sharp net play and fast cross court shots, taking the match 6-4, 6-2, 6-4.

Pacific Coast Star E. P. Larned Boston Maurice HE. McLough UN San Francisco EP. Larned Summit N. J Larned McLoughlin Deuce MccLoughlin McLoughiie Araren Nets Mauries F Edward P. Larned Maurice E. McLoughlin Reais FE P. Larned Tounia

Spitballer Lou Thomas to Tryout With Connie Mack

Cincinnati pitcher Lou Thomas of the Wiedemann semipro team, hailed as a top local twirler, will report to Connie Mack and the Philadelphia Athletics for a tryout. Recommended by local officer Joseph Schrall, Thomas has three years of minor league play and a 17 win season last year, aiming to break in after a year of experience with the Athletic club. He reports August 1st in Philadelphia.

Cincinnati Lou Thomas Wiedemann Connie Mack Thomas Joseph Schrall

Papke Denies Stalling to Fight McGoorty in Kenosha

Billy Papke says he will fight Eddie McGoorty in Kenosha in August or early September to prove he is not stalling in his comeback. He aims to stay in trim for a planned Carpentier bout in Paris in October and expects promoters to finalize the Kenosha match soon.

McGoorty Kenosha Chicago Billy Papke Eddie McGoorty John Keating The Thunderbolt Carpentier Paris

Three Bouts for Wolgast and Large Offer Planned

San Francisco promoter Jim Coffroth aims to stage three Wolgast fights this year with dates on Discovery Day October 12 Thanksgiving Day and January 1. He plans to present a fabu­lous offer to Ad Wolgast and manager Tom Jones to secure the champion for his club. Brown Hospital Update and Ritchie Fight Hinted

Coffroth San Francisco Jim Coffroth Caifornia Ad Wolgast Wolgast

Griffith After Ayers Richmond Star Pitcher

Richmond July 74 Doc William Ayers a medical student from Hilleville is a rising pitching talent for Richmond and draws interest from Philadelphia Athletics and Baltimore Orioles as well as Clark Grimm of the Nationals who eyes him. At Newport News he struck out eleven and won 2 to 0 in a spring showcase.

Washington Post Richmond, Va William Ayers Hilleville Richmond Philadelphia Athletics Baltimore Internationals Clark Grimm Nationals Bradley Ayers Newport News

Farmer Likely To Coach Business 1912 Football Team

Cuthbert Farmer known as Cuppy has been engaged to coach Business' 1912 football squad. His playing record at Eastern High School Tech George Washington and Hatchetites is cited as evidence he will lead a strong team. Local supporters expect improved performance from Rhode s Island Avenue school this season.

Cuthbert Farmer Cuppy Farmer Rhodes Island Avenue Eastern High School Tech George Washington Hatchctites

Long Ride by Jersey City Cyclists Aims 1786 Mile Record

P J Sheary and Emil Lurry of Jersey City plan a record breaking bicycle journey from New York City to Dixon Illinois totaling 1786 miles. They expect to finish in fourteen days riding ten hours daily. Members of the Cycle Fiding Club of America they have previously ridden from New York to Chicago and from New York to Toronto and back. They plan to start August 4.

New York Jersey City P. J. Sheary Eriil Lurry Jane New York City Dixon,Ill Was Cycle Fiding Clute of America Chicago Toronto

Five Favorites Fail At Utah Races On Pioneer Day

Special to The Washington Post reports Pioneer Day crowds at Lagor near Salt Lake City as bookmakers buzzed. Only one favorite won. Three Links beat Goldfin and others at Maturity Course, Nimbus tied track pace. Valhal paid up to 600 dollars, and jockey Chief Johnson was suspended.

Washington Post Salt Lake City Utah Salt Lake Lagoor Goldfinn Sam Bradley Valhal F. Dahnken Ray Egan Chief' Johnson Morrissey Vathal Mammy C. H. Miller Joe Knight J. Henry McAlan Charles Goetz la Cazada Leda Lake Ailsa Page King Elvi Finnegan Groas Visible Johnson Secon Glennadene Anderson Evelina M. Guy Ray Haan G. Shower Thun Fon Goldfan D. Boland Fore Nimbus Bom Comte Oblivion Hooner Portarillogan Buxton Fair Loulae Andersen Ben Uneas A. Mald Love Day Mr. Emily Canin First Fashion Carter Bert Getty Econd Qaslan Rooney Wicket Zahra the Peer Fore Guard Sleepland Tavora Mott Cloth Synarolde Tremargo W A Lady Wendi J. McBride Even Sarond Stare Taplin Ralonia Ramsey Monk Don Mdant Alag Te

U. S. Athletes Win at Berlin in Olympic Trials

Berlin July 24 Several American Olympic team members won events today. Melvin W. Sheppard set a new 1 000 meter record of 2 minutes 29.9 seconds, Ralph Rose surpassed the square stone put record by nearly six inches, Donald Lippincott of the University of Pennsylvania defeated German sprinter Ray in the 200 meter dash. The Americans, except Rose, left tonight for Budapest.

Berlin Melvin W. Sheppard A. C Ralph Rose Bo Th Donald Lippincott University of Pennsylvania Ray Budapest

Special Tennis Cup Offered for National Championship

Newport, July 4. A special trophy for the thirty-second annual national lawn tennis championship tourney on Casino courts. William A. Larned, seven time defending champion, likely not to play under new rules. Entries for all comers close Friday August 6 with the draw to follow. Omission of the entrant list discussed after last season two competitors.

Newport Gikcomers William A. Larned

Hoots for Judges Pace Slow in Rain Runners

Report details a rainy track with mud near the rail forcing outside running. It lists multiple horses with drivers, times, purses, and notable performances in trot and pace events, including Queen Worthy and Longworth B. and prices for the 310,000 stake.

Warner Hall B. B Walnut Hail Piaget Bog Dik Snow Merriman Merchante Queen Worthy Beom Asyerby Hierne Hoit the Wanderer B. G Macey Dorsh Madlur Bik Beers Dictator Todd Vik Greaier Erle Todd Dean Lady Green Goods S. Grady Lord Guyton Meteor Yeh Mary G B. m Walnut Hall Ori Mount Hurst Egan King Daphne Bik. c Longworth B Murphy Eddie Dilard Baward Valentine Ty Cobb Colby Kirby Star Sunny Jim Shively Sara Ann Pateh Lady Isle Howell Tims

Montreal Racecard results reveal six long card events

Purse totals range from 200 to 900 with races for maiden two year olds up to five year olds. Izelt and Kaufman shine in early sprints while Dipper and Chilton Trance score in others. Time figures hover around 1:61 to 2:08 for the six furlong and mile events with several runners named: Silverine Wells Teicie ale, John Marrs Cutlen, Chess Mondo, Grace Me Garden of Roses Lydia Lee Tee May, Watch Me Hamaker, Ollo Smath, Fatherela Connors, Gilt Lady Orimer Star Board, Chilton Squaw Carroll, Montclair Warrington Irish Kid Russet. Other fields include Faneuil Ifell, Carrissima, Doll Boy and more.

Izelt Mon~son Wan Woola Mason Warrington Wild Lasrie McArdle Silverine Wells Sun Guide Teicie Ale Grace Me Garden of Roses Lydia Lee Tee May Watch Me Hamaker Chilton Trance Carroll Dipper Knight Fawn Small Mmuta St. Agathe Booby Irishtown Ollo Smath Fatherela Connors Ever Faneuil Ifell Moncton Lady Orimer Mand Star Board Tnelsion Aven Montclair Russet Sea Kitty Cassowary Duke of Bridgewater Wilfred Gerdes

Chinese Draw Color Line Sparks Baseball Clash

Chicago July 24 The color line is drawn yet the challenge remains. The Chinese team with a strong rep refused to mingle with Lincoln Gants the negro club, signaling an all too familiar barrier. Meanwhile Langford and manager detentions in Australia surface rumors of a $1500 suit over a motor car, Langford allotted $1250 for his latest win, as Tigers scout McCafferty shifts roles. Abe Attell reconsiders canceling August 3 Harlem Tommy Murphy bout after talks with promoter Coffroth.

Chicago Lincoln: Gants Worgance Australia Sam Langford Joe Woodman Langford Bam Jim Barry Abe Attell San Francisco James Coffroth Harlem Tommy Murphy

National Olympic Association planned by American committee

New York on July 4 the American Olympic games committee announced plans to form a National Olympic Association to promote track and field interest and locate promising material. Membership buttons will be issued with annual dues supporting expenses for American competitors.

New York Berlin

Montreal Racing Entries First Race Five Furlongs

Entries list for six races at Montreal track with horse names and odds for each, detailing weights or entries like trodgerts 106 W T Buckner 108 Matthe L and Don t Forget etc across five furlong events and selling sections with multiple horses and odds per entry.

Trodgerts W. T. Buckner Matthe L Don't Forget Stavano Fred Lavy Thesires Cloak Calypto Taialta Veno van Nila Susan la Sala Ben Booby Helen Gow Tee May Eva Fadwick Western Balle Koreal Rimda Chest Bertis Lady Ortmar Wilfred Gerdes John Pattersan the Gardener von Lear Ivy Millen Stick Pin Ross O’neil Montclair Bit of Fortune Golden Treasure

Minor League Baseball Scores Across Leagues

American Association games featured Kansas City 3 Toledo 12 Milwaukee 12 Columbus 4 St Paul 10 Indianapolis 6 Minneapolis 7 Louisville 1 and Minneapolis 3 Louisville 1. Tristate Trenton 7 Wilmington 4. South Atlantic Albany 0 Savannah 0 Jacksonville 4 Columbia 10 Macon 10 Columbus 2. Southern League Mobile and Nashville 2 New Orleans 0 Memphis and Montgomery 6 Atlanta 0 Birmingham 6 Chattanooga 0 Appalachian League Asheville 2 12 savings Bristol 1. Toheчch City 2 Cleveland 11 Knoxville 6 Morristown 2 Bristol Virginia League Roanoke 11 Norfolk 6 Petersboro 6 Newport News 2 Richmond 0 New England League Pall River 6 Worcester 4 Brockton 4 Tarn 6 Brockton seven innings Haverhill Lawrence

American Association Kanes City Toledo, & Milwaukee Columbus St. Paul Indianapolis Minneapolis Louisville Albany Savannah Jacksonville Columbia, & Macon Southern League Mobile Nashville New Orbang Memphis Montgomery Atlanta Birmingham Chattanooga Appalachian League Asheville Bristol Tohnech City Cleveland Knoxville Morristown Pall River Worcester Brockton Tarn Haverhill Lawrence

Should Run Weill Today Lagoon

A brief item from the New York Telegraph lists voters and names including Lord Cinton Ora McGee lady Macy Billy Myer Vimar John H Sheehan Ciara Wolverton Jack Laxsom Knight Deck Blaze Colonal Cook The Monk Orba Smile Gretchen G Gens Russell with no clear event or outcome.

Lagoon New York Telegraph Lord Cinton Ora McGee Lady Macy Billy Myer Cool Vimar John H. Sheehan Ciara W. Wolverton Jack Laxsom Knight Deck Blaze Colonal Cook the Monk Orba Smile Gretchen G Gens Russell

Reach Tennis Semifinals at Western Tournament

Lake Forest Illinois July 24 in the Western tennis tournament at the Onwentsia Club most third round singles matches and second round doubles matches were completed California faced Princeton as W H Mace of Princeton was set to meet T C Bundy of Los Angeles and H H Braly of Los Angeles would play G M Church of Princeton, advancing the event toward the semifinals with Friday slated for semifinals and Saturday for final and challenge matches.

Lake Forest Ill Onwentsia California Princeton W. H. Mace T. C. Bundy Los Angele H. H. Braly Los Angeles G. M. Church

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