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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1910
Page
13
Virginia’s football team endured a hard practice with fast plays and three touchdowns in under thirty minutes. Honaker and drivers showed form while Beurdell blocked a goal try, and Geyer’s absence forced line shifts as Warner and Wilson filled in.
Virginia Carlisle game draws big crowd as Virginia relies on Todd and Honaker speedy backs to counter Carlisle. Alumni interest peaks with Georgetown matchup looming and tickets moving fast at White's Sporting Goods in Fourteenth Street.
Henry Beckendorf, secured from Detroit last fall, is sent back to the Michigan Club after a brief stint with Washington. Formal release notice issued by President Johnson. Detroit loaned the catcher to Washington, but transfer rules required a formal release to complete the move. Beckendorf hoped for a permanent Washington stay, yet J. Jennings preferred Casey as a developing catcher. His performance and injury history suggest a chance for better opportunity next spring with Detroit’s limited use of him noted.
Chicago, Nov 1 Johnny Evers, the Cubs’ second baseman, has received a naval coaching offer from Annapolis authorities. Lieutenant Patel in charge of baseball at the Academy presented the proposal with liberal compensation. Evers plans to discuss the opportunity with Manager Chance after considering the arrangement and timing.
Georgetown resumed scrimmage with regulars largely excused by Coach Nielsen. Capt Dalley and Hegarty remained absent, weakening the first team. Sitterding worked at quarterback while Walsh punted and drop kicked from the 35 yard line. New formations were used against scrubs with good effect as Dunn Fury Quinlan and McNamara showed form. Bergen appeared at right end and is seen as a promising contributor. The squad will continue hard work through next Thursday week in Virginia.
Carlisle Pa November 1. Practice at Carlisle moved quickly after yesterday's rest. Redskins' second and third teams scrimmaged. varsity players aided as needed. Warner hopes Kenerly may return against Virginia if results improve. Lone Star and Bracklin contest for right end. Capt Houser coached backfield in civvies, Newashe set to take fullback. Warner unsatisfied as Arcasa improves and may return sooner than expected. Virginia game viewed with concern.
Ed Savage, formerly end and tackle, declared eligible for Capt Daly's Yale team and used as varsity right tackle. Capt Daly rested regular backs except Strout. Howe remained at quarterback, Kilpatrick stayed out, and Philbin moved to end. Tome School in Port Deposit prepares for Hill School clash after a 0–0 with Lawrenceville. Tome's goal line crossed once this season.
Cali HAC Mich Nov 1 Ad Walgast lightweight champion says he will be ready to meet Battling Nelson again, possibly February 1, once his arm fully heals. Manager Tom Jones notes Nelson need not wait for another chance. Walgast believes he can beat Nelson and that the bout would draw strong money.
New York November 1 Champions falter on night two of the national indoor junior and senior championships. A. C Pastime’s D Healy wins the standing long jump with 34 feet while Platt Adams posts 33 feet 10 1 4 inches and Ewry settles for 32 feet 6 inches. Gissing sets a new indoor 60 yard dash record at 1 14 with Sheppard, Kiviat, Egan, Walther, and Hayes in a tight field. Pastime A C leads junior team standings with 19 points, New York A C second with 18 as Harvard and others follow.
Applications for Army vs Navy football game seats at Franklin Field on November 26 are being received this week. Tickets cost 6.50 each and allotment covers about a third of the field. Eligible buyers include Penn Trustees, contributors, athletic association members, faculty, varsity players, and 1910 season ticket holders. Applications go to box 216 Philadelphia, with payment by check and a return self addressed envelope.
Williams of Baltimore defeated Frank Bradley of Philadelphia in the fifth round of a ten round bout at the Armory Athletic Club in Baltimore. Bradley was outgunned in the third and fourth rounds with Williams scoring knockdowns before the stoppage. Earlier, Jimmy Collins of Washington knocked out Ellie of Baltimore in the first round.
Boston reporter recounts Dann Tivan of Boston defeating Jim Barry of Chicago in a fast 12 round heavyweight clash at the Armory AA. Flynn dominated with swift footwork and sharp counterpunching, while Barry pressed hard and drew two knockdowns amid a crowd-pleasing, crowd-saluting display. Separately, American League President Johnson announced player releases including TerKendorf, Beecher, Kenworthy, and Hues moving to new clubs.
Sewanee beat Memphis University 6 to 0 as Ward scored on a 75 yard sprint late in the final period. Memphis, outclassed on defense, forced a punt and Butler’s low pass to Buck was blocked before Ward recovered and sped away for the decisive touchdown.
Arrangements completed for the second football clash of the season between Bethany College and West Virginia University in Wheeling on November 12. The game will decide the West Virginia championship.
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