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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1910
Page
13
Sports column notes shifting discussions among Philadelphia and Cincinnati leaders over a trade involving Fogel and Loomis, with Cubs president Murphy and Taft in Cincinnati. It questions Cuban tour plans, Mack’s players’ willingness, and Jeffries doping claims while predicting a protracted, unsettled winter for the sport.
Boston notes that Bob Taft son of the President has been elected manager of Harvard University law school football, which will face the Carlisle Indians here on Wednesday. The team is composed of law students from Yale Princeton Michigan and other universities.
The North Virginia camp and Charlottesville observers sense an improving mood as weather improves for the upcoming game. Both teams may field patched squads with key players limited by injuries but aim to start eleven on the field. Betting activity is expected to rise amid cautious optimism forVirginia and Georgetown perspectives.
Bantamweight rivals Johnny Coulon and Will Denning agreed to a prize bout in Milwaukee with ten to twenty rounds, two pounds ringside, and the event to be staged by the club offering the best inducement. Previous meetings include a Gary Indiana draw and a New Orleans war, with negotiations now set for Milwaukee.
Special to The Washington Post reports Charley Dooin will manage the Phillies next season as a Cincinnati trade with the Reds is expected to go through. Dooin and President Horace Fogel clashed over plans with Fogel reportedly yielding under pressure while Dooin asserts control and signals a broader front office shakeup may occur.
Sam Langford defeated Jeff Clark in the second round of a ten round bout in Joplin Missouri. The fight ended when Clark was nearly out as the referee stopped the match. Prosperous events include McCloskey planning to recruit ball players for a new Union League of Montana and Utah with cities Montana and Utah represented. Also Paris hosted the Prix Canot steeplechase won by Voe Victis owned by Mr Pfizer.
Detroit Tigers defeat Havana team 10 to 2 in Havana with hard hitting by stars including Cases the young catcher. Over 7 000 spectators watched as Detroit opened their Cuban series showing control and power.
Virginia discusses key line changes and rests on coach Crawford's optimistic brief after a six play scrimmage where the regulars crossed for a touchdown. Geyer returns at right tackle to reinforce the line as Virginia plans a 25-man squad departure for Washington Saturday night with strong fan support.
Philadelphia November 10 University of Michigan football coach Yost and captain Benbrook voiced confidence after a brief signal practice at Wayne where the squad will be quartered before the game with the University of Pennsylvania. Penn's side conducted a long signal drill and scrimmage at Media. Star fullback Rampedell wore his tags but did not play. Agulus Knee, hurt in Lafayette, remains doubtful for Saturday.
Cambridge Nov. 10 The Harvard varsity split scrimmage with the second team as Morrison filled in at fullback. The defense dominated, with a late touchdown for the varsity after steady threats. Elsewhere Ithaca Nov. 16 Corel football team struggled against second string backs in a single scrimmage before the Maroons game. The varsity scored twice while the second team faltered on fumbles. Cincinnati Nov. 10 Manager Bancroft signs to bring Philadelphia Americans to Havana for January, about 209 games. 14 men to receive 500 each. Boston Nov. 10 Tim Murnane reelected president of the New England League.
Fittings and tedious try-ons are eliminated in Parker-Bridget Clothes, delivering fabrics, workmanship, and style comparable to higher priced lines. Prices range from $10 for young men’s models to $80 for imported fabrics, with many mid tier options from $15 to $50 for overcoats and $25 to $40 for standard garments.
Expansionist defeats Prince by a head with Shove a half length back amid a chaotic jump-filled race. Heider sustains a badly injured leg after an accident while remounting Bergoo. The Bud Mars aeroplane event was postponed due to high winds, with a 4000-strong Jamestown crowd watching favorites fare well.
Gold Oak ridden by Goose wins the first race purse 3409 in six furlongs with Naughty Lad second and Rampie third. Mutuels paid Gold Gah 36, win 2390, place 97 percent, show 2390. Second race includes Du Paix winning Single File and Aus tin. Hurdy Lad second. mutuels list values for place and show. Fourth race The Criterion takes purse 1510 in six furlongs, Orean Bawnd wins with Milton B second and Dasenports third. Fifth race Purse 609 for 1 1/16 miles Taun Veroy wins. Cemel second. Dr Holzberg third. Sixth race selling 1 mile 3 furlongs Charles F Grainger wins Question Wark. Claudia and Salian also ran.
Georgetown faces Virginia in a poised season decider with light practice today and possible brief return for Dunn. Coaches stress punting and interference as both teams, evenly matched in weight and speed, prepare for a close title battle at American Legion Park with Central-Tech looming as a favorite in the high school final.
The Catholic University faces Eastern College from Manassas this afternoon at 3 on University field. Preparation has been intense with Weber refining conditioning and a training table setup aiding the squad. Hinchman returns at quarterback, McEntee Clancy and Tobin lead the backfield, Montgomery and Robison shine at ends, Woodward captains the line, O Donnell and Dempsey with Kelly guard positions, Rivera challenges at center as the Brooklanders aim for a strong victory.
Carlisle Pa November 1 The Carlisle Indians practiced on a wet field with Captain Houser slated to quarterback and signal calls against Navy. Coach Warner emphasized the full team effort with 20 minutes of practice for the first unit in preparation for the game.
Yale football held a short secret scrimmage in New Haven as preparation for the Princeton clash. The session lasted about twenty minutes with no scoring, coaches testing plays seen this week and planning a more open game than the Brown contest.
The Jamestown program lists numerous races across ages and distances. Entries include Gold Bug and Spen Rostra in early sprints, maidens with Marsh Light and Thrifty, and senior classes featuring Sandhill, Sandman, and Elaborate, with purses noted and track condition listed as slow at Augusta, Georgia.
New York November 1 president Lynch of the National League approved contracts and releases. Contracts listed include Chicago Los Angemeier 1311 New York Josh Devere WE A J Shefer OT Meyers 19. Releases include Boston du Dirmangham S Ad Hareld Bliott.
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