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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1912
Page
13
Rival forces clash in a tense match with blue and gray contending for a verdict. Poised guards and sharp passing shape a close finish as players like Pankert and Lee contribute, while doubts linger about game outcome and finalist status amid a high tempo showdown.
The Armory finals feature standout performances including a possible world record in the 440 yard dash contingent on approval. Swing bids top honors in sprints while Stecker and Morrin excel in the open events with Young and Thrall also showing strong marks as many qualified for Friday night action.
Oakland authorities block a planned grudge boxing match between Burns and Frayne citing safety concerns. The clash had been slated for a venue near Cleveland and New Orleans with word of promotions and owner involvement, and officials vowed no permit would be issued.
President Johnson's release outlines league transfers and assignments across teams including Chicago, Milwaukee, Cleveland, Detroit, New York, Philadelphia, and Washington. The memo lists player movements among clubs and designated destinations, highlighting shifts and reassignments in the American League.
Third baseman Zimmerman of the Chicago national baseball club agreed to a three year deal with President Murphy. He will depart tonight to join the team in the South. Manager Chance had begun trading discussions of Zimmerman for Mowres of Bt Touly, and news of the deal hastened his move to the Cubs camp.
Merrgtian Athletic Club forms a second team seeking games with opponents aged 18 to 14. Manager G Hirke oversees players including A Bergman D Frankel Baa Watts P Wallack OE Mann Mo Tintarn and G Hicks. Local northwest district organizers press for scheduling duties and competitive matchups.
Washington divided honors with Charlottesville as a baseball center yesterday. Milan is heavier and valued, unsigned but likely to return. Groom travels with Milan from Linden to Charlottesville for spring camp. Johnson breeds a prize winner with white Orpingtons, exhibitor at Kansas show. Veterans cheer strongMLB talent heading to camp. Clarke matter quiet.
At its annual meeting the Washington Duckpin Association elected a new board and began plans for the annual tournament. Dates to open play were not definite, postponed to next Wednesday to align with schedules. Medals designs for the Washington Fest were chosen and will be presented, with gold and diamond mounts for event winners.
Washington March 6 following presentation of the ticket for the American Bowling Congress executive committee Helmerichs of Washington is listed as a member on the slate The Washington Post records the official nomination as part of the national bowling body’s leadership slate for the coming term
Johnny Kilbane the new featherweight champion announced willingness to give Abe Attell a title chance likely on Labor Day. Prisca was at the scene as Kilbane’s theatrical tour plans bring him to Cleveland for a reception with friends.
San Antonio and Philadelphia battled to a 7 to 7 tie this afternoon as darkness halted play after the ninth inning. Hauek pitched for the Phila delphia team and Htrunk starred on the bases while Danforth Engen and teammates contributed. The game featured strong offense from both sides and a late stoppage due to darkness.
In Oxford England March a weight contest winner claimed the top spot with a Tolueg throw. Frank Whitney of Atlanta, George Hays of Columbus, and others competed as the National Capital League events and a boxing bout concluded with Hays losing after ten rounds.
El Paso Tex March Walbank led early and held off Meadow and Injury as favorites faltered in a slow pace race. Jockeys Amall and Molesworth misjudged the move while Gen Rojas collected license money before racing. Other races featured Maud MeKes winning for Henry McDaniel and several notable finishes in long card events.
The program shows six furlong sprints with Tovlan Mail and Billy Karnes among top contenders, plus Corinth with Bilson in pursuit. The card notes several notable horses like Morristown, Joe 2h, and Union ek with mixed odds, while multiple entries including Thee Tinks and Partnar trail in several races.
A chaotic list of names and odds for multiple races including Juarex, Firat, and Selting with entrants such as Jongs Malter Prix, Mitt Bear OL Hovey Pusey, Te Chere and Tilly Payton, plus numerous horses and bettors. The record reads like a scrambled entries page with horse names, weights, purses, and handicaps.
Packey McFarland and Kid Burns accepted a 10 round bout in Kenosha Wisconsin on March 15 after McFarland won over One Round Hogan in New York. The card also lists Hugo Kelly and Eddie McGoorty slated to box March 18. Organized fights mark two bouts in four days at Kenosha.
Charlottesville reports snow and ice delay early Nationals camp with outdoor work unlikely this week. Indoor drills proceed as pitchers and fielders adapt while Cashion and Gut receive attention. Buck Becker and Grath focus on fielding and batting, with several players nursing sore spots.
A garbled OCR style compilation mentions numerous personal names, places, and brands like Juarez Cine, Frank G Ungan, John Lowe, Walter, Bob Farley, Jax Charleston, Monica, Sunita Lade, and Magaz ne. The fragmentary text lacks a coherent event or storyline to summarize into a full news item.
Railroader organization held an enthusiastic meeting at Lion Station headquarter to decide on a six club cut for the season. Talks by Secre tary Winstow and Walter Mugles noted potential joining with the Savannah club, with a committee to draft rules and candidates for officers.
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