Washington Post Newspaper Archives, Jun 9, 1910, p. 16

Jeffries Battled in Boiling Boilermaker Rounds with Burns

Early boxing notes report Jeffries delivering a fast performance in three rounds against Burns while denying any friction with manager Berger. Johnson entertained visitors in Ben Lomond as articles recount his showing and lingering questions about the camp’s daily routines and supervisory comments during the Ben Lomond visit.

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Farmer Burns Jeffries Berger Jack Johnson Ben Lomond Cal Bull Armstrong Ben Lamond Jrerte Jeffres Corbett Burns Armstrong Farmer Faria Roger Corrett Sue

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Award Letters At B. H. 5 Cadets Receive Insignias

Athletes were awarded insignias and cadet captain presents yesterday at B. H. 5. The ceremony honored 60 students with medals and portraits, led by Mr Neipal and Miss Neeson, naming Dard and other peers among the recipients.

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Navy Retains Glendon in Aquatics Charge Next Year

Navy named Glendon to head aquatics again for the next season. The report highlights improvements in training, personnel, and facilities, noting strong performances by cadet teams and standout swimmers during the recent trials. Frankie Burns and Conlon distinguished themselves among a group of promising athletes, with multiple events showcasing speed and endurance.

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Alma Favored in 2:16 Trot at Washington Racing Meet

Washington Post notes that Nettie Brook among horses performed well in the 2:16 pace while Alma failed to repeat her favorite status. Henry Bedworth and Belton disappointed as Glenn G. and Adina faltered in early heats. Nettle Meliwen led the 2:19 pace tomorrow as several entries stumble in a brisk day of driving races.

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Sweep Wins Carlton Stakes at Gravesend in Slow Track

Gravesend played host as Sweep ridden by Powers carried 126 pounds to an easy Carlton Stakes victory over The Turk and Dalmatian. The favorite spoiled by a late surge, Prince Imperial faded after the barrier rose while Mellow Mint and Aldrian also won their races in a busy card featuring six listed sprints and hurdles.

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Gravesend James R. Keene Gravesernd Powers Prince Imperial Sweep Turk Starbottle Dalmatian About & Turlonga Hampton Court Benschoten Thomas Doyle Sir Alvescot Galvalacile W.T. Overton Topnote Lord Strephen Mellow Mint Lynch Monte Carlo Bec Ohnsen Neator Hornibrook Darra Furtonge Aldrian O. Ls Bunter Tracevi Saehiel Frank Ruhetaller Hektagon Maid Od Squaw Rye Straw George Witt Carlton Glass Garner Star Delle Petronius Plug and Needles the Peer Nadzu Delleview Sim Blackfoot Garneau Reid Adam Nedo Higon Me. Godglly Janet Thorpe Kaufman Neva Rosa Raymond Laighed

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Turf Entries and Races Across Gravesend and Latonia

The page lists multiple horse racing entries and race details across Gravesend and Latonia. It includes first race at five furlongs with Enteries like Allle Biltzem and Fleece, second race at one and one eighth miles featuring Busy and Adoration, and third race at eight and furlongs with Elfin Beau and Red Hiver. Additional entries cover fourth to sixth races with horses such as Imper tinence, Royal Lady, MII on the Floss, Sally M., and Autumn King, plus a Gravesend handicap, steeplechases, selling races, and purses for various age groups and distances.

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Cornell Football Schedule Announced With Nine Games

Cornell athletic association released a nine game schedule for the season. A Carlisle Indians clash set for November 19 was canceled through Carlisle coach Glenn Warner. The slate includes Hobart, Rensselaer, Oberlin, Fordham, Vermont, Williams, Harvard, Chicago, and Pennsylvania with home and away dates at Ithaca and Cambridge or Philadelphia as listed.

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Penn Cornell Athletic Association Carlisle Indians Glenn Warner Carlisle Hobart Ithaca Rensselaer Polytechnic Oberlin Fordham Vermont Williams Harvard Cambridge Chicago Pennsylvania Philadelphia

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Jockey Glasner Injured After Race Fall

Latonla Ky June 8 Jockey Glasner was kicked in the head when Critoma fell in the fourth race and suffered a concussion. He was removed to a hospital in critical condition and had not regained consciousness by late tonight. Local racquet players to face Baltimore on Saturday.

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Montreal Results First Race Shows Five Furbes Victory

In Montreal, five furlongs race results list Barmeer 175 (Goldstein) 4 to 1 winning over Ss at 1 to 5 odds. Jona Prendergast 118 (Burns) second, Mid Time 4.07. other runners include Lescar Missive Satie Hewar and Derchester lora. Six furlongs Fright Star (Peasel) won, Henry Hutchison second. time not fully recorded. Several later races feature Cotis Ormsby, De troit, Ragle Hira, Plaintees, Easy Life, and Arbutes alga with various finishes. The steeplechase and remaining flat races include Jane Swift and Seymour Beutler as top finishers with noted times.

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Gray Bat Wins Again In Ten Mile Race At Marshall Hall

J E Battenticia’s Bat won the ten mile contest on a triangular course at Marshall Hall beating BE B Robey’s Aug Belmont and Wi Moore’s Kindo with a time of 28 minutes 13 seconds. In the cruiser race the Teaser owned by Frank Sanford finished well ahead of the Mayton R and the Augusta to Alexandria. The event was part of an Almas Temple Mystic Shrine excursion with Harry F Kennedy as racing committee chairman.

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J. E. Battenticia Bat Marshall Hall BE. B. Robey Wi Moore Kindo Teaser Frank Sanford Mayton R Au-gusta Alexandria

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Frailey Defeats Stead in Chevy Chase Consolation

Frailey defeated R. Stead Jr in three sets 6-3 4-6 6-1 to win the men's consolation at the Chevy Chase Club tourney. The finals for mixed handicap doubles and the consolation rounds were to be decided later today. Johns Hopkins lacrosse beat Toronto University 2 to 1.

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Chevy Chase Fraley R. Stead, Jr Chevy Chase Club Stead Johas Hopkins Lacrosse Baltimore Johns Hopkins Toronto University

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Interior wallops Aggies in Colored Departmental League

The Interior team defeated the Aggies in a high scoring game as Wilkerson and McKinney each had four hits. Tangiewood beat Madeira 15 to 2 in the Olympia League with Nelson, Schwegter and Hasen bush among the scorers. Time of game about 2 hours for Interior. Tangiewood game lasted 1 hour 1 minute. Umpire Ray officiated.

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Cornell blanked Sewage Pumping Station in 9-0 win

Cornell’s Buscher allowed only two hits while fanning thirteen as the Paperhangers defeated Sewage Pumping Station 9 to 0 in the Capital City League. Line scores show multiple pitchers and fielding miscues, with Buscher contributing 2 RBIs and solid defense backing a dominant performance. The Pension Bureau and Trainmen/Shopmen games also featured notable pitching and base running, ending with forfeit and mixed results.

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National Union Defeats Nassau in Independence League Game

National Union topped Nassau 9 to 8 in the Independence League. Key performances came from stars Williams and Webster for the Union with multiple hits and RBIs. Pitching by Williams and Bullock shut down late rally attempts as the game stretched 1 hour 40 minutes.

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Amateur Games Today Across Multiple Leagues

Summary of today’s local sports: Capital City League features Midwaye against Cornell Company. Commercial League matches Andrewa versus Herald. Departmental League pits Commissioners against Ravy. Independence League broadcasts St. Martin’s versus Manhattan. Marquette League lists Government Printing in Hygienic Laboratory as entrant. Southern Railway League includes Auditorare. Suburban League has Petworth facing Mount Pleasant. Sunday School League shows Peck against Langdaz. Termine Railroads. ACC A League pairs Southern Railway versus Car Department. Colored Departmental League notes G. ? C. va. Bureau. Olympia League lists Olives versus Tennally town.

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Bankers’ League American Va Commercial Midwaye Cornell Company Andrewa Herald Commissioners Ravy Independence League St. Martin‘s Manhattan Marquette Southern Railway League Auditorare Law Petworth Mount Pleazant Peck Langdaz Termine Railroads Southern Railway Car Department Olympia League Olives Tennallytown

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Ninth Stops Hamline In Sunday School League Clash

Ninth beat Hamline 7 to 5 to tighten first place in the Sunday School League. Quigley relieved end of second after seven hits and five men counted. Broome, Litz and Miles each logged three hits for Ninth as Wheatley and Symanaskie split pitching duties and Stueckert and Walter contributed at batting, with several errors by Hamline.

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Aggies Fall To Commerce And Labor In First League Shutout

The Agriculture team was shut out 0 to 0 by Commerce and Labor in the Departmental League. Lynch pitched well for Agriculture, earning a notable win in a tight contest. The piece also notes prize drill honors and various local sports results from Alexandria and Washington, including baseball games and civic events.

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Lynch Abhoah Ageleule Taylor Doo Lo Otnarber Ir Lea Alexandria Akiey Marshall Hall Ibyneh Corp Charles J. Dienelt Pany T. M. Crage Edalatens Aland Clinton Knight W. Agriculture Dienelt J. J. Ashford Agricult Furst William and L Lyons Bank-Om Washington Hyattsville R. P. Andrews Paper Company Commercial League of Washington Hyattste Misutea Errain Tratiaville Whineray

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Chief Goods Takes a Dive in Ditch at Alexandria Baseball Game

A local series opener between Alexandria Washington and Andrew Jackson lodges featured lively plays and a dramatic stumble by Chief Goods of the police department who dove headfirst into a ditch. The game ended 1 to 0 in favor of Andrew Jackson lodge. Captains Latham and Swan praised the effort as preparations begin for another match. A wedding followed at Potomac Baptist Church as Miss Louisa Monroe Rogers wed Lawrence Campbell Leatherland with several Alexandria residents in attendance and Leatherland planning to live in the city while continuing his drug business.

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Washington Post Surbay Hing Street Alexandria Washington Andrew Jackson Lodges Masons Alfred Street Andrew Jackson C. B. Swan Councilman D. Brumbatk Henry O'Bannon Cooper Law Department The Southern Railway Chief Goods Police Department Setme Lynn Chiefs Latham Andrew Jackson Lodge Swan Alexandria- Washington Patomac Baptist Church King George County Louisa Monroe Rogers William J. Rogers Osso Lawrence Campbell Leatherland Emma Rogers Anna Tessyson Leatherland Peter Schoen

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Knowles Retains Southern Golf Medal Title in Atlanta

Ellis Knowles of Pensacola Florida retains his status as star medal player after posting 82 in today's second half of the Southern Golf Association annual championship qualifying round. His total of 159 over 36 holes is the lowest card and earns him the association medal.

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The Match Industry Exposes Phosphorus Dangers

A Department of Commerce and Labor inquiry finds eight jaw necrosis cases in two match factories and 82 cases among workers at three others. It notes widespread exposure, argues for banning white phosphorus in matches, and cites European and British moves toward prohibition and patent-sharing reforms.

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Department of Commerce and Labor United States Congress Europe Berne Germany Denmark France Italy Luxembourg Netherlands Switzerland England Canada

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Jeffries Battled in Boiling Boilermaker Rounds with Burns

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Award Letters At B. H. 5 Cadets Receive Insignias

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Navy Retains Glendon in Aquatics Charge Next Year

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Alma Favored in 2:16 Trot at Washington Racing Meet

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Sweep Wins Carlton Stakes at Gravesend in Slow Track

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Turf Entries and Races Across Gravesend and Latonia

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Cornell Football Schedule Announced With Nine Games

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Jockey Glasner Injured After Race Fall

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Montreal Results First Race Shows Five Furbes Victory

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Gray Bat Wins Again In Ten Mile Race At Marshall Hall

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Frailey Defeats Stead in Chevy Chase Consolation

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Interior wallops Aggies in Colored Departmental League

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Cornell blanked Sewage Pumping Station in 9-0 win

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National Union Defeats Nassau in Independence League Game

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Ninth Stops Hamline In Sunday School League Clash

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