Regulars Edge Colts In Frisky Cantillon Exhibition
In a nine inning summer exhibition at Cantillon, the Regulars defeated the Colts 7 to 4. Captain Stanley led the Regulars while Kahoe coached the youngsters, with Delehanty absent. Charley Smith powered two timely hits for the Colts, but fielding miscues and two timely runs in the first inning set the pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Galveston
Tex
Mar. S
Cantillon
Delehanty
Stanley
Kahoe
Keystone
Meinke
Dalkerberg
Fred
Shipke
Colts
Kay
Charley Smith
Oberlin
Hughes
Kaioes
Burns
Jonks Lum Wenng
Mit
Insa
Wilson
En Erro
Street
Jong
Ished Wilson
Training Camp Notes Hint at Upcoming Colts Regulars Game
Notes from training camp describe injuries avoided in a first game, praise for Burns, Patten, Warner and Shipke, with fishing trips and crab hauls during a light session. A second Regulars versus Colts game is planned for next Wednesday, possibly Friday, as Karger and Pickering feature in the Cardinals Nationals context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee Shipke
Vseter Patten
Warner
Big Jack
Jim Barry to London for Burns match amid Johnson talks
Special to The Washington Post outlines Chicago heavyweight Jim Barry’s willingness to travel to London to fight Tommy Burns for a large purse, even paying his own travel and training costs. Hilly Gee of Waukegan manages Barry’s interests to push a favorable response and potential follow-on bouts, including plans tied to a Johnson-era slate and possible matches in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Chicago
Jim Barry
London
Tommy Burns
Jack Johnson
Barry
Hilly Gee
Iommy Burns
Barbooth
Burns
Berna Gee
Bart
New Orleans
Reinotte
Nora. McKernt
Lena Leech
Autumn
Raitin
Ieee
Chitton
Grarey
Kenmare
Lew Coarts
Waterlock
Sabado
Sington Lady Do
Tomer Wan
Fayrud Eady
Ge Ho White
Wintam
Finunder
Helbert
Tleatow
Werata
Donna Fiers
Arrownwitt
Vinerina
Orman
Bichanan
Catia
Agser
Firze
Jean Spec
Washington
Charis Rothechilds
Orleans
Rbhpa Ag
Neana Arian
Prudent
Gante
Rube Vickers
Roan
Tetenus Ag
McGridess
New
Ite
Unenes
Erewman Ty
FEE Dortans Ba
Mack
Tam
Impart Ag
Oberiin
Forreti
Myra
Keel Rf
Vba
Sx Furtongs
Flo
John Wo Sheehan
Sintth
Sa Tenlent
Letra
Gates Tb
Phe Doe
Titus IT Aoto Smith
Foo
Tad Oho
Bato Soba
Amure
Wonten
Haran
Vtea
Miss May Howdiah
Los Angeles
Ely
Rviteon
Peteron
Doleinear
Lee
Ratkenvers
Witeon
Pt Son
Falkenberk
Hughes Wepner
Seton
Joof Burns
Aileen
Peter
Wilon
Smith
Bota Io
Jeankey Alize
Berlin
Smith Laret
Cates
Oberlin
Hughes Fair Annin
Bennies
Paward
Fell of Brass
Berg
Watson
Hinlther
Paturein
Sailor Cub to Represent Diamond Season in Major Meet
A long list of horse names and race details fills this column, with mentions of 5 furlongs, weights, drivers, and track conditions. The piece hallmarks the season’s roster, captaincy, and race date context, noting Christened horses and jockeys among Mount Marys College and various owners and venues.
Brookyn President Denies Star Player Offer Report
The Washington Post reports Mark Ebbetts of the Brooklyn club offered $1000 cash to any owner willing to surrender a star player. Dreyfuss denies such a proposition was made to him, and Tommy Leach of Pittsburgh would not be sold at any price. A Sporting Letter Box note mentions Len Stanley as the recipient of a letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Newark Mark
CH Ebbetts
Brooking
Shbetts
Tommy Leach
Pittsburge Barne
Dreyfuss
Brooklyn
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral Still Endorsed for Coughs
The advertisement proclaims full disclosure of medicine formulas and urges doctors to endorse Ayer's Cherry Pectoral for hard coughs bronchitis and weak lungs. If the physician approves use is advised. if not the dose should not be taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
Dual meet with Virginia Georgetown praised by officials
The Georgetown track meet drew praise for management and smooth execution. Athletes from Virginia commended officials Mike Thompson, Bernie Wefers, and Arthur Duffey for their work as plans begin for an annual dual outdoor meet with Virginia, alternating venues.
Virginians Elated by Georgetown Meet Track Showing
Virginia’s track team wins praise after Georgetown game with strong relay performances. Randolph hobbled by a sprained ankle, preventing a top finish. Martin handicapped in the high jump on scratch, while Holaday shines clearing feet inches higher than practice. Rector denied Madison Square Garden sprint bid. Lannigan cites long season and prep conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Charlottesville
Virginia
Georgetown
Tne
Randolph
Vic Binlas
Martin
New York
Madison Square Garden
New York Athletic Club
Smithson Seltz
Lannigan
Justi
Ars
Des Beliave
Philadelphia
Tigers Poised For Pennant Boost Despite Cobb Holdout
Special to The Washington Post notes Matty McIntyre has recovered and Detroit could win the American League pennant without Ty Cobb. William Hawkey asserts Cobb’s absence wouldn’t cripple the Tigers. Crawford Jones and Tieimfield provide strength, with McIntyre and Rossman improving the lineup and Ira Thomas adding catching depth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingon Post
New York
Mar
Detroit
Ty Cobb
Willam Hawkey
Cobb
Titt Cobb
Tigers
Matty McIntyre
Davy Jones
Sam Crawford
Rossman
Ira Thomas
Hak
Jennings
Duffey Discusses Record and Wagner Not Joining Team
An article reports Duffey discussing a nine second 100 yard mark and the difficulty of surpassing it. It notes Wisconsin sprinter Kelly may have set a new time, with speculation about pace, stride, and training requirements to break the record. The piece also covers Hans Wagner’s uncertain status and Pittsburgh Pirates manager Clarke’s plans for the season.
Seybold to Recover From Knee Injury in Opening Series
Reported at Tambs Athlete Club meeting the Rooters Club planned to back the Nationals season opener against Boston. Socks Seybold suffered a knee sprain, likely sidelining him for weeks while doctors work on swelling and ligament damage. Mack noted a contingency plan adding Murphy to right field and Collins to short, with Rense and others in the fielding mix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rooters Club
Tambs
Nationals
Boston
Cantillon
Oeelal
Washington 7
Orlenns la Mare
Lye
Sfternoen
Ty Connie Meek
Rays
Mack
Seybold
Mlary
Egidie Collins
Collins
General Pepper
Glaze to Coach Exeter at Dartmouth Star to Lead
Special to The Washington Post Barton Mass Mar has turned to Dartmouth for too tail tailing Announcement was made at New Hampshire school today that Jonnie Glaze the Dartmouth star quarterback and captain of last year has been signed to coach for next season and that probably he would be retained and given charge of the baseball squad next year Exeter had been coached by Jim Hogan the Yale tackle for the last three years and defeated by Andover coached by Dr O Connor The Dartmouth idol Glaze will be graduated from Dartmouth in June He is the fastest player the Green has had in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsbirg
Pritelick
Hans Waster
Clarke Werriye
Warners
Tla O
Washington Post
Barton Mass
Mar &S
Factey
Dartmouth
New Hampshire
Jonnie Glaze
Exeter
Jim Hogan
Yale
Andover
Dr O Connor
Meeting to Invite New York Team to Four Baseball Tournaments
A meeting at Typograph on Temple street discussed inviting a New York team to participate in four baseball tournaments to be held in Newark in September. John Tuluch was elected manager and will respond to the invitation on behalf of Washington printers unions. Teams from four Eastern and four Western clubs will play an eight day series. Possible East representation includes New York, Washington, Philadelphia, and Boston. West may include Chicago and three others unnamed. A follow up meeting will finalize arrangements next Sunday. Jim Jeffres plans moves to Alaska for fights and is considering opponents. Waldo, wealthy Kansas City horseman, died in a runaway accident near Independence Missouri. He attended Washington and Lee and was father to Jed and Allan Walie, noted jockeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Bs
Columbia
Invitaton
New York Loin
Newark
John Tuluch
Atossmi Cab
As of Washington Printers
New York
Washingston Philadelpa
Boston
Chicago
Jim Jeffres
Alaska
San Francisco
Jim Jeffrey
Sporting Men of
Fairbanks
California
Chy
Waldo
Kansas City
Mo Mar
David Waldo
Washington
Lee Lniersiiy Virem
Jed
Alliam Walie
Jockes
Banquet To Honor Wright At Argonaut Rowing Event
Washington and Georgetown rowing authorities host a banquet to recognize Joseph Wright famed stroke of the Argonaut eight. Delegations from Boston, Philadelphia, New York, and Toronto join notable figures as plans include the American crew selections for a Britain versus America match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iliade
Appone
Washington Veteran Rowing Authority
Georgetown University
Toronto
Myron
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Joseph Wright
Siake
Merc Ntte
Wright
Schuylkill
Brooklyn Chess Club
Neidaces
America
Britain
George Newnes
Batur
Albert Wa
Washington
Out of Tune Pain and Nerve Harmony Claim Ad
An advertisement asserts pain stems from nerve disturbance and promotes Dr Miles' Anti Pain Pills as a solution. It features RB Hopps of Jessup Georgia and offers a money refund if the first package fails. The ad cites 25 doses for 28 cents and is signed by Miles Medical Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Hopps
Jessup
Miles Medical CO
Esknart
Ind
McGraw Sets Planned 1908 Nationals Roster
New York manager John McGraw plans a lean trial with young players in 1908. He aims for a strong core of Bresnahan Needham Matthews VeGinnis Taylor Ames and Willits infielders Tenney Doyle Bridwell Devlin in the outfield with Shannon Seymour and Bonn using most pitchers Beecher and Malarkey likely to stay, while Merkle stands apart among the phenoms in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Ames
Willsc
Tenney
Doyle Bridwell
Devlin
Shannon Seymour
Bonni
McGraw
James Anl
Beecher
Malarket
Fred Merkle
Texas
Also Mentioned on This Page
MERTZ
Fabrica
Wight
SP Mertz
NAVY
F Street
Iscore
Street 4 Star
Getiing
White Clymer
Slupke
Pickerng
Freeman
Seee Burns
Joe
Nane
Clymer
Aluzer Ae
Pickering
Karger
Cardinals
Houston
Patten
McCloskey
Trymer
Llubhouse
American Rowing Association
Academy
Jim Sullivan
England
Ina
Vilan Quint
Ganlos
Streck
Veterson
Bert
Butch Ertor
Tony Smiti
Stellay
Alguars
Molwin Sheppard
Silman
Wasoe
Rover
Pseyad
Mitovin
Sullivan
Cub
Alan
Roy
Morphy
Marys College
Fast Seas
MeBelde
Milan
Leti Halan
Aa Haser
Colfe
Dorhlepin
Lia Intiec
Fonite Joy
Tr Patten
Ben
Iflowy
Glenhame
Pend Christine
Danziaa
Gaastper
Tio
Rustling Stri
Tracresa
Karktelt Bolte
Taste
Jewell
Sane
Sunmark Ecr
Ana
Raesar
Ant Gynard Stine
Baron Feher
Barry T
Autogo
Grandita
Gloria
Crestan
Giovanni Balerio
Cobeskill
Suoued
Kenmore
eChor’ Money Muse
Oakland
Quagge Gilpin
John McBride
Shady Lad Governor
Mar Vintenarmisa
Alia Collins
Orphan Boy
Bellmence
Tesina Freon Tninort
Cedieuin Teernation
MUL Song
Furr Airey B
Cock Meadn
Titus
Jake Schaefer
Finladelphia
Willie Hoppe
Chicapo
Jake Schaefr
Rube Vickers Invincible
Ebbetts
Post
Len Stanley
Champions
TSA
Rector
Waples
Graves
Goodwin
Thurlow
Mike Thompson
Wefera
Duffey
Athletic Association
University of Virginia
Georgetown Hi
Bernie Wefers
Thompson
Moran
Brennan
Fielding
Bennie Osticua
Wefers
Arthur Duffey
Agacs
Ihe
Thia
Parker-Bridget
Parker
Bridget
Teck” Shoes
Omar
Derbies
Pa. Ave
9Th St
Virginian
Yawkey
Outfielder
Wagner
Kelly
Oregon Wonder
Ho Cier
Duffe
Aince
Duttes
Goorgetown
Lawersty
Warhington
West
Eaton
Shick
Apo
Siide
Pittsburg
Seybold Will
Quthelder
Lambs
A. C
Glaze
Iseman Bro
EB Holse
C. Anives
Massington
Walford’s
Pennsylvania Avenue
John Luitich
Nive
Ashington
Albany Pharmacs
Nnigan
Davidson
Ford
Hopkins
Ninth Street
Giants
Sprung & Tack Tress Sale
Haas & CO
Newcorn & Green
F Street NW
Columbia Tailoring Co
Gems Ou
Royal Pilsen
Tie Ward
Abner Qrary Brewing Co
Cook Remedy CO
Exproan
Peerald Fox PN
Saruanoo
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!