Sporting Comment on Umpires and MLB Controversy
The column discusses OLoughlin and Wack accusing each other of misconduct and argues for a swift national commission ruling. It covers Kelley being suspended, Johnson’s stance against Wack, and the impact on White Sox and Cubs prospects with notes on pitchers Mullin and Bender and the looming World Series.
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Charelne Wimpir
O Loughlin
Oloughlin
Mike Kelley
Tan
National Commission
Umpres
American Association
Kelley
Bun Johnson
Keley Lonte
Johnson
Wack
Phiadelphia Hha
John Sy
Kelty
Beng
Fst
Ocoughan
Johnéonius
Flederdone
Lark Grifith
Feld Sloxsman
Philadelphia
Rosaman
Seman
Fo- Johnson
le Rowman
Comiskey
Johron
Witte Sox
Yhlel
Sterdays
Lorka
Sox
Indy
Wenic
Maity
Ovis Secon
Linpire O Loughlin
UC Loughlina
Bagonel
Chicago
Cubs
Stere
Schulte
Cub
Tim
Detroit
Athlees
Loughlin
Slouxnli
Tigers
Athletics
Bulinn
Donovan
Put Dygert
Platk
Mullin
Cubs poised for edge as pitching rotation stays fresh
Sore arm but improving form keeps Cuba Cubs hopeful for decisive games. Mordecai Brown may miss time while Rewsbach Lundgren and Preister show strength boosting thedepth. Cubs pitching rested while American League contenders face constant strain and overuse.
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Cuba
Mordecai Brown
Rewsbach
Lundgren
Preister
Cubs
Hatchetites Lose Stars as Faculty Bans Players
George Washington football faces disruption as full back Alex Licarlani and wackle star Gibson Wackle are ruled out by faculty. Graduate Manager Whsnn cites academic eligibility as the reason while both players were key in last year’s Georgetown game. Additional bans are anticipated as roster limits constrain replacements.
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Alex Licarlani
Ant Gibson Wackle
George Washington
Whsnn
Hatchetties
Georgetown
George Whallington
Woieh
Pleka Tenia
Ean
Washington and Lee tops Roanoke reserves 7 0 in opener
Washington and Lee University defeated Roanoke College reserves 7 to 0 in the season opening football game at Lexington Virginia. The score came after ten minutes of the first half with a Waddell touchdown and a missed extra point, the rest of the game featuring little scoring and the ball mainly trading sides.
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Syeda
Washington
Lexington Va
Les University
Roanoke College
Waddell
Hiither
Roanokes
Hine
Hoanako Dow
Fray (Caph
Whaleit
Price Pipe
Guant Asiar Morue
Gayara aNecton
Gabor Kentucielo
Weeden
Rhomes
Apia
Atrout
Kimley
Twad Toll Aimpire
Cadey Berd
Wigan
Wmare Tes
Tate
Msr Bro ‘Timakeeners
Harger
Roxoke
Caiversite
Tates
Wiken
Catvarsity
de Mipules
Salvidere Wins Cup in 2:30 Mile Race
Salvidere wins by moving to the lead near the mile post and staying ahead. Hitchcock Colt set early pace over a mile and a half in 2:30. Ballot Sex Lengths Away nearly equals Lach's Chicago record, forcing the pace before Salvidere surged clear.
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Hitchcock
Goodlach
Chicago
Ballot
Salvdere
Mule Post
Brighton Beach Racing Results and Upsets Summary
The Brighton Beach meeting featured J Ballot defeating Salvidere in the Cup Preliminary by six lengths, amid a three-horse field and a world distance record chase at 22044. Rye was poorly treated, finishing third as Wea edged St Valentine in the following race. Master Robert led early in the first, while Ambush and Sendy Crocker won the steeplechase in a rough example, and Security dominated the sixth race for a two-length victory over Vino. Attendance was about 3200 on a chilly day. Weather noted as cold.
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New York
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J. Ballot
Salvidere
Naval
Nichol
Keene Col
Miller
Balidere
Fils
Satylders
Ballot
Chicago
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Rye
Miter
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St. Valentine
Master Robert
Robert
Sendy Crocker
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Everly
Vino
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Peellainary
Golten
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Bosch
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Bntlemen
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Malmaison
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Rae
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Dapple
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Davee
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Elkin
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Reval Brean
Frontenas Boserria
Sunley Pay
Valley Forge
Philadelphia
Enon
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Diageo
Lahning
Hannibal Geyia
Redaea
Eady Carol UL
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Gamitte
al Vallay
Corantit
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Treadie
Beak Fletcher
Hyseote
Norfolk
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Fateon Square
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Georgetown Welcomes MacDonald with Codes and Uncertain Plans
The newspaper reports that Cy MacDonald will join Georgetown University, entering law school tonight, while confirming he will not return to football due to injuries. He may contribute to the baseball team next season, as a strong first baseman, with Techmteel High School’s Mens expected to enroll in the same programs.
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Cy MacDonald
Earge Town University
MacDonald
Law
Central
Georgetown
MacDouak
Jane Deen
Elf
Jockey Doyle Fatally Injured at Brighton Beach Race
Special to The Washington Post reports eighteen year old jockey William Doyle employed by Emoch Wishard and Frenkrisbie likely fatally injured during the Alyth race at Brighton Beach. He rode 4 E Spreckies Voorhees, a heavily backed second choice, and after pulling up as the horse bolted he slipped into a hole and was hurled over the horse's head near the rails.
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Washington Post
New York
William Doyle
Emoch Wishard
Frenk Risbie
Brighton Beach
Spreckies Voorhees
Mart Voornesa
Doyle
Hole Doyte
Teddy Roosevelt Plays Hard in Harvard Football Practice
Teddy Roosevelt, son of the president, joined Harvard football practice at Cambridge. He played right end in the second term scrimmage, making several strong tackles and drawing coaching attention. The Harvard varsity ended the drill with no second touchdown by the second team, boosting confidence ahead of a game against Bowdoin.
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Spotial
Washinston
Cambridge
Maia
Teddy Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Harvard
Gooch Leary
Tulk Eek
Bowdoin
Kernard
Burrett
Parker
Pierce
Robinson
MacDonald
Newhall
Lockwood
Gilber
Apollonte
Wendell
Une Cy
Dn Mounties
Port Hon
Kerebers
Spectacular Fallovers Mark Sensational Bosch Afternoon
A violent afternoon at the Bosch features Vad struck 9 post with a hard collision leaving him unconscious and Doyle hospitalized at Coney Island after a skull fracture. Ballot and Salvidere battled in special races while Miller faced censure for ride tactics as Salvidere edged Ballot and others amid heavy betting and a wild ovation for the winner.
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Vad
Brukes
Lexoline Wins Handicap at Latonia Feature Race
Lexoline wins the Latonia handicap beating Donna Elvira a 25 to 1 shot with several runners including Deutsch land and others in a feature that also lists multiple races with names and odds. The report notes additional races and mentions wrestling instruction plans by the Young Men’s Christian Association with Joe Grant leading the club.
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Donna Elvira
Latoma
Cincinnati
Lexoline
Latonia
Donna Elvireo
Deutschland
Van
tHarly
Lady Marth Weg
Eimeall
C. Hoerstr
Albert Fon
Royal Bond
Hulsevnot
Eageoue
Belle
Penzance
Prince of Grange
Sultan Hazal
Pateh
Nanor
Nana Lee Powe
Queen
Helge
Muren
Adelaide
Vanzul
Saase
Mary Ales
Henry
Wally Gears Young
Belleview
Joe Grant
Young Mens Christian Association
Races at Lynchburg produce tangled results and partial names
Special to The Waslexlen. In Lynchburg, the day’s races show scattered finishes with Stella Mack, Belle Jam Meeves, and St Lovie among listed runners. Other details are garbled, leaving several entries incomplete and time marks unreadable.
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Tynehburg
Iynchburg Row
Stella Mack
Duseh
Yori
Belle
Mace
Bea St Lovie
R Teers
General Mack
Tyton
Anion
Jeck Gilman Gyre
Bonney
Mice Fon
Joss Logan
Cameron
Berryoan
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Historic mill fire started by youths in Laurel Md
Police suspect arson by boys ignited a blaze at a historic mill in Laurel Maryland. Local authorities say Laurel High School football players organized for the season and seek a strong eleven as the town watches for details amid the blaze.
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Laurel
Laurel High School
Shaifer ‘Ager
Laurel, Md
Ballinger Easy Winner in District Tennis Championship
Ballinger defeats Debs in a tense district tennis championship. Carlisle and Lincoln advance with wins as the tournament moves toward semifinals and a Ballinger Lincoln final. Matches halted by darkness unfinished in the upper half. Geoghegan poised for a semi against Ballinger. doubles results show Carlisle Lincoln sweeping Lerch Cobex.
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District of Columbia
Esterday
Remmnix
Haliinger
Deis
Helf Buchman
Balingers
Beglaning
Batsnzer
Carlist
Mustige
Bettinger Veat
Go Kelly
Johnane
Geoghegan
Gries
Durail
Lenni
Geko Eat Fischer
Lincoln Beak Gaile
Totayely
Ballinger
Lincoln
Cake
Geoshegan
Carlisle
Lereh
Cobex
Lerch
Ciandy
Hills
Ballinger Macher
Musher
Graves
Davell Geoghegan
Dela Va
Grosvenor and Wood
Doyle and
Moyle
Decanter Dying at Lynchburn Fair Grounds
Eyan reports the decanter temous stallion Decanter once presented to Thomas F Ryan by the late William Witney is dying tonight at the fair grounds. Pneumonia and illness afflict the horse. Decanter cost 41,000 and has won twenty AX races and 7360 in prize money. Located at Oak Ridge farm on Mr Ryan's Neisua County estate.
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Lynchburn
Thomas F Ryan
William
Witney
Fair Grounds
Oak Ridge Farm
Ryant
Neisua County
Cumberland Jockey Club Opens Meet with Track Record Set
Cumberland Jockey Club launched the meet in Washington DC area tracks as BF MacCauley led from the start and set a new track record of 11 3/14 for the opening day. The day featured multiple races with notable performances and forthcoming second heats to conclude tomorrow.
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Washinton
Cumberland
Cumberland Jockey Club
MacCauley
Wshington
Junge
Richmond
Thoms
Montexuren
Morehead
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