Regulars Triumph In Frisky Cantillon Exhibition Game
In a bright exhibition at Galveston the Regulars defeat the Colts 9 to 4 in nine innings. Captain Stanley led the Regulars with solid fielding and timely hitting while Kahoe directed the youngsters. Charley Smith drove in three runs for Cantillon as Delehanty was absent and Meinke filled in at keystone.
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Training Camp Notes Show Colts and Regulars in Scrimmage
Reports from training camp describe minor injuries and strong play as Shipke and Burns impress in the first game. Next Wednesday hosts a Regulars versus Colts rematch with potential Friday follow ups. Patten, Warner and Pickering receive praise while players fish and crab during a weather break. Clymer, Aluzer, and Karger feature in practice with upcoming Houston trips and Cardinal Nationals plans in view.
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Vseter Patten
Warner
Big Jack
Barry Wants London Fight for Burns Purse Says Barry
Special to The Washington Post reports Jim Barry the young Chicago heavyweight will travel to London to box Tommy Burns for a large purse. Barry will fund his own trip and training costs as manager Hilly Gee leads preparations and negotiates a September or later bout to be staged wherever a suitable purse is offered.
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Retiring Jake Schaefer Eyes Final Cap Contenders
The Washington poet notes in Philadelphia that Jake Schafer will retire after a challenge to Willie Hoppe in Chicago next Wednesday night. The veteran cue artist, known as the wizard of the country, has electrified the world for thirty five years with his skill.
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Willie Hoppe
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Star player sale alleged by Brooklyns Ebbetts
The Washington Post reports market talk that Brooklyns president CH Ebbetts would give cash for a star ball player, possibly Third Baseman Tommy Leach of the Pirates, a claim neither Ebbetts nor Dreyfuss confirms, while Leach’s status remains未 clarified.
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Tommy Leach
Pittsburge Barne
Dreyfuss
Brooklyn
Dual meet with Virginia praised officials at Georgetown
The Georgetown Virginia dual meet was praised as well managed with smooth events and strong officiating. Mike Thompson and Bernie Wefers led a disciplined, well run program, and the meet is to become an annual outdoor fixture with alternating Georgetown and Virginia venues, though pole vault may be dropped to save time.
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Bernie Wefers
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Virginians Elated by Georgetown Meet Shows
Virginia's track team earned praise after a strong Georgetown game performance. Randolph’s ankle limited points, while Martin struggled on scratch for the high jump. Holaday impressed by clearing feet inches, and Rector was invited but stayed home due to training load.
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Tigers Could Win Pennant Without Ty Cobb Says Stockholder
Willam Hawkey, Detroit Tigers majority owner, argues Cobb’s absence cannot cripple the club. He cites Matty McIntyre’s full recovery and depth behind Crawford Jones and Tieimfeld plus Rossman at first as boosting a stronger 1897 Tigers with Thomas catching and potential pitching gains.
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Duffey and Wagner in baseball and track controversy
The article discusses Duffey debating a nine second 100 yard dash record and notes Wagner not joining the team. It references Kelly’s claimed feats, Georgetown Law, and Washington and Pittsburgh sports coverage. It also covers Wagner’s status with the Pirates and manager Clarke’s efforts to get him into training.
Seybold Injury Tales Shape Early Season Plans
The Rooters Club met at Tambs Athlete Club to discuss an opening day between the Nationals and Boston that was postponed to next Monday. Socks Seybold suffered a knee sprain delaying his debut. doctors expect a long recovery with possible hospital rest and crutches, prompting manager Mack to consider lineup changes including Murphy in right, Nacholis at second, and Egide Collins starting, to preserve fielding and speed.
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Glaze Named Exeter Coach From Dartmouth Star
Special to The Washington Post. Jonnie Glaze, Dartmouth quarterback and captain, has signed to coach Exeter next season and is expected to take charge of the baseball squad as well. Exeter had been coached by Jim Hogan for three years, with defeats by Andover under Dr O Connor prompting the switch. Glaze will graduate from Dartmouth in June and is described as the fastest player the Green has had in years.
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Typographs Meeting Seeks New York Union Baseball Tourney Plans
A meeting at Typograph on Temple addressed invitations from a New York group to participate in four baseball tournaments to be held in Newark in September. John Tuluch elected manager will accept. Delegations from four Eastern and four Western clubs discuss eight days of games with potential East and West representation. A second meeting set for Sunday to finalize travel and arrangements. Jim Jeffres considers Alaska boxing offer for three bout cards, deciding on fighters. Waldo dies in Kansas City runaway accident. he was a Washington and Lee graduate and father of Jed and Alliam Walie.
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Banquet to Stroke Wright by Argonauts and Varsity Groups
Washington veterans rowing body and Georgetown University crew managers host a banquet at Teron o Apel inviting Argonauts of Toronto and prominent crews from Boston Philadelphia and New York. Honor guest is Joseph Wright famed stroke of Argonaut eight and dean of Canadian rowing. Delegates from Schuylkill navy and rival clubs named for America versus Britain crew selection with 12 nominees from Brooklyn Chess Club.
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Out of Tune Pain Relief Ad in Early Telegraph Format
An old advertisement explains pain as a nerve imbalance and promotes Dr Miles Ant Pain Pills. It claims nerves are the source of all pain and suggests relief through nerve harmony. Endorsed by RB Hopps Ex Agent of Jessup Georgia with a money back guarantee.
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McGraw Plans Core 1908 Giants Roster From Texas Readouts
The Washington Post notes manager McGraw will avoid experiments with young players in the 1908 campaign. He aims for a solid lineup with Bresnalan and Needham as pitchers, Matthews and VeGinnis infield, plus Shannon Seymour and Bonni as outfielders. Likely to keep Beech er and Malarket behind the plate while most phenoms in Texas may be sent back.
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