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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1914
Page
2
A rough OCR fragment notes public interest in peace commissioners and federal actions. It references upcoming announcements, potential surprises, and local reactions as details unfold. The item hints at official steps and community engagement around peace efforts and federal responses.
Georgetown and Gallaudet resume practice for Thanksgiving Day clash on Kendall Green. Gallaudet aims to rebound behind Cuscaden and Rendall as Georgetown backs face a tough test after Saturday’s battle. Meanwhile Boston College and Catholic University prepare for major regional games.
Former Central High School student from Washington area earns a spot on the All-Conference team. The selection includes notable players from Wisconsin, Iowa, and Minnesota, with recognitions for quarterbacks, kickers, and linemen. Captain Wilbur High Taver of Northwestern leads the list, highlighting standout performances across the season.
Philadelphia, Nov 23. The University of Pennsylvania allocated about 7,060 tickets for the Army and Navy football game to Athletic Association members, prominent graduates, and faculty. Thousands of applicants had their money and checks returned as seats were allotted.
Sioux City police and several other cities seek Chief George Johnson a noted Indian pitcher on a wife desertion warrant issued at Pender Ned Johnson formerly with the Cincinnati Nationals and finished last season with the Kansas City Federals. Wind at Yale Bowl causes whirlpools and eddies raising handling difficulties for players in the Yale Harvard game.
A fragment from the Havre de Grace Cineingatt Enquirer notes races or names including Emerald Gem Thornhill and Te Polis with entries such as Harry Jr Borer Sarsanet Delegate Patty Regan Uncle Mun Carlone and Thrill Egmont. The snippet hints at a racing or event card running today with multiple entries.
Chicago reports that Lee Magee of the St Louis Nationals will sign with the Brooklyn Federals and that Arthur Shafer of the New York Nationals may join. Charlen Weeghman, president of the Chicago Federal, said Magee has given ten days' notice and that $9 is alleged to be in Los Angeles. George Stovall of the Kansas City Federals is also in California, with Gilmore urging Shafer contact.
Special to The Washington Post reports the Federal League faces a deficit near 700000 after a disastrous season. A special meeting is planned in Chicago with dissolution feared. Figures clash over attendance and losses, as rivals claim far higher gate totals.
At Havre de Grace Md a windy cold afternoon saw Sherwood surge late to win the principal stakes at six furlongs in a reduced field. Crossbuns lord led early but Sherwood overhauled him in the final furlong as Crowe and Meelika chased, Meelika grabbing second on the wire ahead of Sunno herd and Mig amplwtl. The program included steeplechase races with Idle Michael and Joplins Tennitess among notable runners.
New York November 25 George PF Slosson has challenged William Hoppe for the billiards cue championship. The match must be played within 0 days, a date set with Hoppe on the Pacific coast not expected to return to New York until early January. Hoppe won the title from Slosson two years ago and has since defended successfully against Hutton, Koji Yamada, and Calton Demarest.
Virginia coach Woods led players through signals despite cold as North Carolina game looms. Nineteen squad members travel to Philadelphia for opener with Harvard and other signals noted. A large rally is planned with faculty and students as the team prepares to travel to the Country Club before the game.
Morningstar Victor defeated the Japanese cue artist in a recent match with high scores noted amid a full audience. The event drew notable attendees including Vox count Satemi Chinda, the Japanese ambassador to the United States. Morningstar and the Japanese artist are slated to meet again at 3 oclock this afternoon at the booth and again tonight at 45.
Lexington Nov 23 Washington and Lee held a brisk practice with three coaches directing. Head Coach Tom Keady of Lehigh joined Bleach and Raftery as mentors. Several new formations planned before the Army game. About twenty players and several coaches will depart after one final practice tomorrow afternoon. Student body to hold a football tally before the final session.
A crowded program lists all-age and maiden events across six furlongs to five furlongs with multiple horses named. Entries include Prome Joe, Striker, Brownie Gil, Nearer, RelIance, Teuton Field, Vendta Strome, Hyrpatia, and many others across six races with handicap conditions and two-year-olds in the sixth race.
The passage describes Navy followers displaying confidence during practice and a team-wide rally to boost morale as the squad prepares for an upcoming Army match. It notes improvements in offensive strength after several afternoons of hard work and signals expectations for a strong performance on Saturday.
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