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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1907
Page
8
Fragmented notes reference Vinny, Cher, and various names in a chaotic gridiron gossip piece. Players, teams, and dates mingle with stray fragments, hinting at a sports rumor column and a half remembered game chatter without clear facts or outcomes.
A muddled report describes a race set for June 21 at Mitten Avenue with participants and donations noted. Names such as Pred Wathen and Pamir appear in scattered phrases, along with references to supporters, timing, and a possible close finish.
An early Lenning track programme advertises a week of horse racing with attractions, a main event to decide next Saturday, and notes Whitney String will not race. The card lists several horses, distances, and betting stakes across a busy week of events.
In Monday night action Lemmon led department league averages while Donnell topped district play with 290 in a 24s frame. The piece notes high scores, notable players like Casex and Goodman, and a protest over league rules and handling of an umpire decision.
In Benning an article fragment describes The Post charts and an upcoming Wallace versus Neadis night event. It mentions a public appeal for charity and urgent fundraising tied to Navy relief and Colored Charity work, with references to donors and a drug-like remedy promotion.
The ad promotes suits and overcoats priced at 1800 and 1900, appealing to both the man of good taste and the economy minded buyer. It promises style fit and character, urging a comparison of $18.00 value at the average store before viewing the line offered.
Four members of the Georgia School of Technology football squad, two who played yesterday at Vanderbilt, were suspended by S I A A Vice President Holmes on charges of professionalism filed by Trap Cox of Atlanta. The suspended are right tackle David, full back Johnson, quarterback Chip Roberts, and Simms. Prof Holmes said the school would not be suspended pending investigation.
Grover Langsta, noted catcher in the Amerie Association and a member of Johnny Rays King rumpus, was traveling en route on lig Tine in Frankfort. Widely regarded as one of the best young catchers in the minor leagues, he shows promise of a future big league star. He has dabbled in theater and plans a short visit home with friends.
Washington’s promising grappler Joe Turner meets Young Mandy of Brooklyn in a main event at the National Guard Armory tonight. The quick bout follows Turner’s notable showing against Emanuel Brugge and will test local hopes as Mandy aims to extend a Newark style streak.
Ralph Hills, secretary of the committee, arranging a tri city tennis league with Washington, Philadelphia and Baltimore. Philadelphia and Washington have appointed delegates for a meeting in Baltimore next Saturday. Each city will send three delegates. meeting to be at the Baltimore Country Club. Matches planned among the three cities with ten players per team, potential final tournament in one city.
The report describes late season fishing and hunting along the Potomac Shenandoah and nearby streams. It notes Ash and bass catches, strong turkey and duck hunting in Maryland and Jefferson counties, and mentions guides Bready Wickham and families enjoying river and cave explorations. It references local hunters like Capt Richard Robinson and John J Gorman, and notes seasonal activity from Maryland to West Virginia with care for wildlife and protection laws.
An advertisement touts Ayer's Hair Vigor as a remedy for hair health claiming it keeps hair soft and smooth and helps it grow faster. It asserts the product does not color the hair and encourages readers to ask family about it.
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