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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1917
Page
2
Fragmented OCR notes describe players and events at a Fort Myer camp, naming Seear Ramieloh, Norman Berne, Virz, and others, with references to Virginia VE I netary football and exhibitions. Mentions of Melee, Randolph, and local coaching connect to a broader sports scene and training camp context.
Rapp, a scout for Indiana last season, discovers Harris as Cleveland’s new first baseman. Werrin, now at first base for the Environs, could win a role if Rapp’s find proves pivotal. The Cleveland fans welcome this emerging talent from Mashington with high hopes.
scrambled OCR notes show Griffith, once a Western High athlete, named captain of the 1917 18 track squad at Cenreel or University. announcement mentions election process and possible award to team members, with names like O Conn ar Connelly Prem and others.
An article fragment outlines a proposal to abolish stymie rules in golf, debating first putt strategy and penalization for balls near the hole. It mentions champions, league figures, and a controversial stance on improving play by removing muddy greens and reforming the game’s handicaps.
Cincinnati Ohio June 11 1924 Eller defeats Brooklyn 2 to 0 in the first real tryout for the Reds with Neale homering in the fifth. Roush Sheen and Bianco credited with key hits as pitching by Flowers and Tier shuts down Brooklyn. Several notable college and naval volunteers are mentioned in the broader context.
A fragmented report describes the Baltimore club’s antitrust defense in a federal case. It notes representatives from Buffalo and Baltimore clubs, concerns over license transfers, and the aim to restore public confidence in national management. The tone suggests a bitterly fought trial ahead.
In St Louis, Gonzales stole home for the run that gave the St Louis Cardinals a 4 to 3 victory over Philadelphia in the 15th inning. Gonzales doubled and scored after Miller was thrown out. Hornsby walked, and the rally began to decide the long matchup as the teams traded runs through regulation and extra innings.
Fragmented OCR reads as a sports card style item with names like Joe Wood and Trey Page. Mentions Cleveland and Philadelphia and New York with roster notes and game locations. The readable phrases suggest a baseball or sports game recap or standings from a local paper.
The article describes Tam Wood’s return prospects with the Red Sox after Drury’s examination. Manager Fohl expresses confidence in Wood’s ability to pitch again, noting salary arrangements and Wood’s past with the club. It mentions the Indians’ strong position in the American League race and the broader pennant outlook.
New York defeated Chicago by 8 to 2 as erratic Chicago fielding and bandbox hits aided the Giants. Kauff and Pletch homered in the seventh, while Benton pitched and Holke and others contributed. Lousy defense by Chicago led to a lopsided score in a late-season game.
Boston wins 6 to 2 as Nehf exits in sixth with two on and one out. Allen retires side after first man reaches. Tyler finishes, Pittsburgh kept scoreless. Strong early relief and timely offense seal Boston victory.
Notre Dame first baseman Joseph Meyer, hailed as one of the all time great college talents, has just signed with the White Sox. He led Notre Dame in fielding for three years and was this season's star hitter, described as tall and rangy and a heady player.
Thomas 7 Hickes, president of the American Association, says his contract remains solid for three years with five club owners backing him. Oberlin College hires Tacob Speelman as ag assistant professor of physical training and coach for football and basketball. Westminster College Kansas keeps athletics with WB Whitney to coach their 1911 football squad. College athletes across the country train to serve Uncle Sam. Minor league results from International and American associations listed.
Andy Coakley, former Athletic pitcher, hails Christy Mathewson era style Schupp of the Giants as the best pitcher he has seen. He praises Schupps control and curve, noting the left hander’s poise and dominance over batters, saying no other pitcher matches him today.
In a crowded race card, War Machine led a 5 furlong duel with strong strides and cleared the field. The article lists multiple horses, jockeys, and outcomes across races, with notes on purses, placements, and key performances from Crump, Parrington, and Derrington among others, concluding with a baseball update from Memphis.
Former outfielder Josh Devore, once part of World Series earnings and a noted wit, shifts from baseball to running a milk route. His four major league seasons included a stint with the Philadelphia Phillies in the spring of last year before his release.
Obituary notes Phil Dwyer veteran turf promoter dies Saturday in New York. Visitation at Hotel Walcott on Thirty First Street followed by funeral at St Bernard’s Church on Fourteenth Street. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. Numerous honorary pallbearers listed.
Auction results from a yearling sale show top bids around $3166 with 27 head averaging $82. The report lists bidders and horses including Bar oot and Ho Maaden among others, noting Bel mont Park training stocks and standout performances by several entries in a bustling market.
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