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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1907

Page

22

Hotels and residences listed by city across the nation

A long OCR list records names of guests and residents at major hotels in Baltimore Raleigh Chicago New York Philadelphia and other cities. The roster includes Walter T Smith Mrs M Brown J A Converse J C Newhouse Mrs Newhouse W C Hanns Jr and many others with affiliations to Metropolitan Shoreham Regent St James and New Willard hotels across states headed by U S Navy entries.

Baltimore Walter T Smith Raleigh M Brown QE. Butler J. A. Converse Mies Converse H. Newhouse Googe Wallameyer A. Gonsso Vestmer T. W. Gibson Metropolitan M. B. Careon N. Moore St. James Boston Arthur EH Mason J .H. Lander FH Band W. R Jackson Shoreham Cushman and Wifs Arlington J.P Howe P. J. Barrett James Lyford John A. Toomey Bre R. G. Toomey Willard Richard J. Rothwell Uhicago Charles Duncan Alten B. T .“Hrazoe N. Elmer J. 2. Decker Cameron New Willard New York City W C. Hanns, Jr Wits W Byford George Dennis W. G. Brokaw J. W. Tallman Wiliam P W.T. Busby L. P. Stockwesther Wol Hynes Raleigh Herman Somes National Karluskey Charles A. Hor Miss Albrect F W Seere Thomas D. Flather Staines Henry Xlitter J. Pocock A. Geowley A Welton N Hayne Ho Hogan J Margaret Hollister Frank Wengel GL Staith Flanders Louis ¥ Titshop Arington Wei Yang Woonard Abbitt H. i French Newall Dave Traham George Merritt Chariea Willard Ella Surtem’ Willard Miss Merriam Aire Stapleton Regent Pumadelphia Newton Brannington Durgin W. Ho Mackenzie L. W. Bergetein Ri Weigh JE Soule Mra Eo, Foote D Macpherson John Georges E. E. Jet Dies MH Fitzgerald Hiss A. Murphy Wf Bradlay Baker Usorgo M Haker J.C. Wilson Carr Smith L Horbach William West Edward H Warner Leonand H Warner Deeree Philler Cecallatard Henry S Winthrop H.W D Hunter, Jr New Willaed Richmond S D Mitchell C J. Duns D & Emerson E Watson J. Randolph H. A. Roadlord W. Moore San Francisco Metro- Speasby Los Angeles Riggs Connecticut H. D Bradhers Hartford Laigh CH Ellings New Haven Shore Deougia T G Taylor Columbus J. D. Mauldin New Holland J. R Pagott Lanta St James William Stilwall Savannah New Whlard Endiana Pope Tinton Gatelins Bluffton Gaber Marlon Bell Brampton Kentucky Greenmode Mountster Ing St. Jarre RW Nelson Newport Aigus John Christ Louievic Epbitt B. Basser Hopkinsville Massachusetts G. W .Booker Greenfield Sidward CG Hoyt Gloucester Whittle Punt A. Dickon Ithaca St James AL. Parkes Detroit W. D. Tishop Grand Rapids New Wilard M. Ely St. Louis J. HM. Carroll St Lewis New Jersey W. H. Young Trenton A. B Plate Ridgewood Fit Wella Princeton New Wizard New York WM Haste Frank H Yerd Rochever Raleigh E Tyler J Lion Hochester National Jutson Elmira James Gorge de Forest M. L. Po Forest JF Maynard Cuca North Carolina Thomas Woodruff Mount Airy Faraung Grassy Creek John H. Bradford Winston-Salem R. White H. Boath Clucloati Albert Phupe Wooster St. James P Cleveland Thomas Wilson Glevstand A. Pune Norwalk Rises J Devitona New WU Penastlvania Dick ‘Thornton Centralia Naoust C. Trice Speer D. D Sellenferger Chambersburg St. James F. X Springer, Uniontown, Shoreham. M. Elhley Towanda Ebbitt Rhode Island William B Chave Frovidente Wolam R_ Angell Yife Providence KW. Tosd Tennessel Allan Watson Chattanooga JH Thompson Cheathaw Henderson J. Rope MoGuthrie Nashville Virginia C 0 Sawyer Norfolk William AL Murphy Whcetlag Urban Clarkaburs Ane United States Navy E A Lotgreist Fgafions Watson Vietoria Australia

Rich's Sons Lead in District Commercial Duckpin League

B. Rich's Sons duckpin team appears to have clinched the pennant in the District Commercial Duckpin League with 28 wins and 2 losses. Lansburgh stands at 17 wins and 13 losses. averages follow based on the readable portion of the standings.

MNG Pot B Rich's Sons Lansburgh Go W. B. Menza & Sone Woodward & Lothrop Farker-Bridget Co Aga Wm Heha & Co Alch’s Sons Adler Sp. HG Sengotack Bruck Oi Lansburgh G. St. Spa Ay McNully Moore Lyon Us Nicholson A Bergman Ab Jug Hollander Lyons Tracy St. Sp. HG. Ay. Locratt Monea Bradley Pont Eer Cleary Campbell Adame Woodward Grimth Sue Hanay Evaox Guard Roberta Woolward & Lothrop, Te Sp. HG. Ay Spanier Eve Ga BL Beott Ready Drinane Snyder Gray T Boyio. Ra Thornett Parker-Heldget Co AG Ag Col Veihmeyer A X Sla Sanderson Y Wm Hohn & Co St-Bp HG. Ag Cory Geler Sandheimer Ricketts Rath Dowshoun Ee Glover Reichard Vogelaberget Langley

Negative Side Wins Debate At Rhode Island Avenue Meeting

A debate on whether electricity has done more for the world than steam was held by the Builders' Club of the Rhode Island Avenue Methodist Protestant Sunday School at 1$ Tade place. Alien Burley and Lawrence Jones argued for the affirmative while Cornles Taylor and Fred Spei ae defended the negative. The negative won and Harold Burley presided as vice president.

Builders’ Club Rhode Island Avenue Methodist Protestant John R. Joong Alien Burley Lawrence Jones Cornles Taylor Fred

Yale Loses Goebel As Football and Wrestling Star Leaves

Yale's 1907 football program suffers a blow with the departure of William Arthur Goebel due to his father's illness. Goebel, a freshman guard last fall, was slated for varsity play and was Yale's heavyweight wrestling champion with strong hopes for intercollegiate honors. The article also notes trials in racing and other sports developments with various horses, trainers, and committees in Belmont Park and across organ izations.

New Haven Mar Yale Wiliam Arthur Goebel Goebel

Cantillon Eyes New First Baseman as Stahl Skips Trip

The Washington club heads to Galveston with Cantillon hinting a new first baseman will fill Jake’s spot. Stahl’s whereabouts remain unknown as Patten and Anderson delay signing, while Altizer, Perrine, Schlafly, Ganley, and Halmonston are considered for positions. Cantillon vows to report and says Stahl may return after April 1, with new lineup ideas forming around early season needs.

Patten Anderson Jake Chicago Washington Post Washington Club Galveston Cantillon Schlafly Nill Wilson Sittson Ganley Charley Smith Tom Hughes Pittsburg Hickmen Love Cross Tow Jer Stahl John Hancock Worcester Stanl Cantillon Felding Baseball Joe Altizer Perrine Ahort Old Love Hickman Charley Halmonston

Giants Beat Angels In Exhibition Clash At Los Angeles

New York Giants, led by Johnny McGraw, defeated the Los Angeles Angels 6 to 3 in an exhibition at Los Angeles. Vickers pitched well for the visitors with solid support from Corcoran and Shay as Giants arrive with two days of practice. McGraw praised the scrappy lineup and eyed further pennants and a world championship.

Washington Post Los Angeles Cal Johnny McGraw Giants McGraw Rube Vickers New Yorks Jones Tommy Corcoran Danny Shay Old Broadway New York Angeles Bremahon

McFarland Seeks Release To Play For Wilmington

H W McFarland, York outfielder in the Tri State League last season, asked for release to join Wilmington in the same league. He has bought a profitable bowling business in Wilmington and cannot attend to it if forced to return to York. Manager Connelly attempted to secure his release and also signed James Toman, formerly of Los Angeles, as shortstop.

York Wilmington Washington Post Del H. W. McFarland Connelly James Toman Los Angeles

Boxing bouts and training notes stir Milwaukee and Philadelphia fight plans

Jabs and counters report training for Cherisy Neary and George Murphy ahead of a March 23 match at the Badger Athletic Club in Milwaukee. Abe Attell backs a 122-pound title bout with Spike Robson of England. Squires of Australia spurns Jack Johnson. Plans mention a1500? bout for Billy Parke and a six round match with Philadelphia Jack O Brien. Murphy and Hobson show willingness for future dates as Harry Lewis and Jack Sullivan prep for twenty rounds at the Denver Cup club next month amid disputed referee calls.

Cherisy Neary George Murphy Badger Athletic Club Milwaukee Abe’ Attell Spike" Robson England Git! Squires Australia Jack* Johnson Peter Felix Chorley Lavite Chicago Holdis Murphy Willingmai Mae BiNy Rhoades Bily Parke Purce Philadelphia Jack" O'Brien Pice Quaker City Jack’ Sullivan Athletic Club Lewis

Challenge Market House Quint Defies Cadet Duckpin Team

The undersigned challenge the Market House Cadet duckpin team to any evening this week in a best two out of three games match. Signers include Jno Sheehan M T O'Brien B B Keane James Cummings and D F Driacoll.

Market House Quint Market House Jno J. Sheehan M. T. O'Brien B. B Keane James Cummings D. F. Driacoll

Chase to Sign With Nationals in Atlanta Training

Hal Chase, star first baseman for the New York Americans, will sign a contract to play under Clark Griffith. He will join training in Atlanta this week and has not contemplated playing for any San Jose outlaw club, despite rumors.

Washington Post New York Hal Chase New York Ammesicans Clark Griffith Atlanta Chase San Jose

TWO CLUBS CLAIM BRODIE FORWARDS FIGHT OVER PLAYER

Walter Brodie of the Newark club is claimed by two teams, Toronto and the local Tri-State aggregation. Managers Kelley and Carney are in a heated dispute after Burnham moved Brodie to Carney and the player signed. Kelley refuses waivers and vows to pursue Brodie, while the locals seek an explanation from Burnham.

Warrington Trenton Mar Walter Brodie Newark Joe Kelley Toronto Nine Carney Burnham Brodie Kelley

Baseball's big year as hundreds compete in 1907 season

The coming season will feature about two hundred ten clubs in major and minor leagues. Salaries paid to players are estimated to exceed one million dollars for the season’s work, underscoring a year of growing professional baseball expenditure.

City Park Motha Donohue Tichimin Goldeona Queen Beas Brite Moocaaln Cora Pricg Rappahannock Bellingen United States James ‘Reddick Mingatx Furk Abs Kariega Cosmo-Ans Montebello Politan Airginbous Ting Fang Moonta Gm Pa von Hart Belle of Sodaoren Arnold George G. Hall Sellim Ghaneettor Atfablo Anne Davis Ardenes Anna Karenine Nancy Whig Rogers Ike Ancient Canarao Greece Magra Hunan Davin J New York Chicago Aoteas Alma Boy Motesia Buuz Rian Vinett la Ghata Cubs Merry Byort Antara Simoni Rain Cloud Lillian Ayres Caz Tock Adams Luerene Chancellor i Falerertnt Lihie Corenamber Tlesion Afra i

Racing Entries and Baseball Outlook for 1907 Season

The noisy racing card lists four and a half furlong events featuring Motha Donohue and Queen Beas with Blinkers. An extended essay argues baseball’s growth, equity, and economic scale, led by Pat Powers and the national system, with millions in attendance and payrolls across major and minor leagues.

Echoes of the Diamond and Penn Cricket Abroad

The Philadelphia Inquirer reports Connie Mack signs John Cahill from Jenkintown as a new pitcher while Weimer faces charges of attempted robbery. Johnny McGraw trades players, Grady and Wilson Charfen join Tri-State League, and Mayor Reyburn practices for opening day. Penn cricket team plans England tour, dates not yet fixed.

Connie Mack John Cahill Jenkintown Jake Weimer J Gany Herrmann Johnny McGraw Mears Hurke Ad Fitzgerald Grady Wilson Charfen Carlts Trenton Elut Dentin Giants McGraw New York Ascot Cap Anson Chicago White Sox Mya Piny Ansa Reyburn Philadelphia Inquirer

Langford to Meet Gunner Moir for English Title

London boxing officials have matched Sam Langford to fight Gunner Moir for the heavyweight championship of England. The National Sporting Club in London arranged the bout, with the match reported in a cable to Boston and later city editions.

Shoved Run Well Today at City Park Event

A fragmented list mentions names and places including Fort Worth Hot Springs and Sahara with terms like Incantation Prince Brutus and Isle of Mystery. The readable material reads like a local club or racing card with numerous personal names and odd phrases.

Prince Brutus Fort Worth E. M. Fry Schulte Bi Taddington Cara Price John la Inglis Woodsow Bellestrome Rollindian James Reddick Sonoma Belle Planuts Lady Carol Riethwood Hot Springs Pinanefer Ting Fang Watugs Im Bimpoon Deacod Doc Kyle Mart Gentry Anna Ruskin Percy Green Funisulsire Hyperion Meiar Rotropaw Masedo Fifin Klong Antara Madden Niblick Brags Foneeata Jack Adams Stossiel Line of Life King of the Mist Winsome Ways Hiluston Aire Beuchamber

Haskins Will Run In Georgetown Indoor Meet

A Pennsylvania man barred by the AAU will run for Pennsylvania in the Georgetown indoor meet next Saturday. Notable entrants include Cartmell Seitz McCullough Randolph O Boyle Kemper and relay squads from Virginia Georgetown and Western Maryland. The Penn squad under Mike Murphy aims to challenge rivals and threaten records with Haskins joining Caruthers and Jones in the Pennsylvania relay.

Pennsylvania Georgetown Cartmell Seitz McCullough Randolph Virginia O’boyle Kemper Washington Western Maryland Charley Settz Mike Murphy Haskins Cornell Caruthers Jones Jim Mulligan Wells Comers Green Penn Georges Washington Flemjing Fordham New York

Ban on Cockfighting Ends in Louisiana

Special to The Washington Fest reports Gov. Blanchard ordered suppression of cockfighting in Louisiana at the request of animal cruelty groups. District Attorney Marrero acted to shut down fights, leaving only activities in a Filipino settlement on Lake Borgne and nearby gulf marshes. The piece also covers student athletics around George Washington University, Emerson Institute, Marmion and Flemming trials, and ongoing college basketball chatter, with prospects of matches against Baltimore Central High and Georgetown.

New Orleans Mar Louisiana Blanchard Society For the Prevention of Florys Marrero Lake Bourgne Gulf Marsh George Weahington University Emerson Institute Wim Preston School Georgetown Marmion Flemming Byumesa Baltimore Oysterville Baltimore Crew Zannelli Business Wos Monumental City Zanny Hubbard Zancelly Maryland George Washington

Durnan Towns race shows merit not training pace

The Durnan Towns sculling race reveals Towns won on merit as Durnan’s lack of conditioning and training discipline likely cost him the big race. Toronto’s disappointment fades as Towns brings home around $5,000 from the gate receipts and steamboat crowds.

Durnan Princeton Towns Toronto Stm

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