Plan To Combine Classes Boost Georgetown Rowing
Movement to unify class crews at Georgetown gains favor as managers discuss interclass races with downtown officers. The plan would fuse new schools with college classes to expand participation, improve practice, and strengthen Georgetown’s intercollegiate rowing prospects. If realized, Blue and Gray may compete at the Potomac and Hudson in upcoming seasons.
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Avrne
Cap. Murray
Georgetown
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Tom Hudson
Tad Jones May Join New York Nationals Next Season
New York October 6 Tad Jones former Yale football and baseball star could sign with the New York National League club for next season. If parental consent is obtained he would play first base with a $5,000 salary and an option to rest on Sundays as offered by Manager McGraw.
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New York
Tle Parente
Tad Jones
McGraw
Jones
Yale
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Moriarty
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Ior Summers
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Jeff Ready to Fight in London Stage
London top heavyweight Jeffries arrived from Paris and expects no immediate changes to his title bout with Jack Johnson. He believes the San Francisco meeting may occur after his return to America, saying a halt by Johnson would not delay the match. Phil Brock is slated to fight Redmond in New Orleans, while Redmana of St. Paul is matched with Pat Freh of Cleveland in Toledo.
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Phil Brock
Redmond
Ew Urbins
Orl
Taek Redmana
Pad
Pat Freeh
Cleveland
All Nationals Exposition Team Formed For West Coast Swing
Walter Johnson to pitch as part of the All Nationals lineup for exhibition games with the Philadelphia Americana. The squad includes pitchers Joanson Marquard Curtis Monte, catchers Myers Bliss, infielders Kenetcky Doyle Lenox Egan, outfielders Besener Hummel Elia, with Snodgrass as substitute. First game set for Chicago on October 1, then four weeks of play in San Francisco.
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Hrane C. Bancroft
Philadelphia Americana
San Francisco
All-Nationals
Walter Joanson
Washington
Marquard
New York Nationals
Curtis
Boston Natonals
Monte
Philadelphia Nationals
Myers
Bliss
St. Louis Nationals
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Doyle
Lenox
Brooklyn
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Cincinnati
Besener
Hummel
Elia
Snodgrass
Chicago
Two Races for Whitney at Leicester
In Leicester England on October two-year-old plates of 200 sovereigns were won by H P Whitney's Yorkville Belle colt Gog with Oversight second and Chitana third among ten starters. The Midland nursery handicap of 209 for two-year-olds over five furlongs was claimed by H P Whitney's Oversight with The Wise Saw Wily second and Scotch Brose Wily third among fifteen runners. Also Findlay Douglas and Alex Smith defeated Walter J Travis and Tom Vardon in a 2 1/2 hole match at Hackensack Golf Club lake, 4 up and 2 to play.
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Leicester
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Chitana
H.P. Whitney
Douglas and Smith
New York
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Nassau Country Club
Alex Smith
Wykagyl
Walter J. Travis
Garden City Golf Club
Tom Vardon
Hackensack Golf Club
Ganley Sold to Kansas City Club from Washington
Octo Robert Ganley of the Philadelphia American League team, formerly with Washington, has been purchased by the Kansas City club’s management. Ganley has served as captain of the Washington team.
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Kansas City
Robert Ganley
Philadelphia
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American Asociation
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Automobile Trade Notes From Washington and Nearby Markets
A Washington market snapshot details sales and deliveries of various cars. The Teactforsert Company sold a roadster to Charles J. Walker. Frank Boyd of Warner Instrument Co. reports multiple Water meters in Baltimore. Overland Sales Co. plans a larger garage at 1216 V Street NW within a week. Oaklands carload expected by Rope Automobile Co. by October 1, including a $1000 Transtgut with rear gas tank and a $3250 touring car. Dick Tilghman dismisses riding with Hugh Darding for Fairmount Park races. Motor Car Co. reports Chalmers-Detroit “30” roadster to J. Maury Dove Jr. and a Chalmers-Detroit “30” pony tonneau to Thomas P. Morgan Jr. A Waverly Chelsea electric delivered to Mrs J. J. Smith at 1012 Fifteenth Street NW by Pope Automobile Co. A dealers meeting is proposed for October 8 at Regent Hotel to discuss a dealers’ show in Convention Hall. The Automobiles Club of France considers a 9 grand prize race for 190. The secretary will canvass constructors. if held, it will be without conditions on construction.
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Tigers Arrive for World Series Week in Pittsburg
Detroit American League champions arrive for secret practice as Pittsburgh prepares Forbes Field for the World Series opening Friday. Pirates and Tigers vie in a tight matchup with analysts favoring Pittsburg in most infield and catching comparisons while Summers and Donovan lead pitching for Detroit. Doctor C P Beaman of Cornell dies aged 49.
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Dusiness
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Down Cardinals Twice as Cubs Sweep St. Louis
Cubs close season by taking both games of a doubleheader from St. Louis in Chicago. Scores 8 4 and 5 1 with notable plays including a three-base hit by Heckard and double plays by Moran and Zimmermann. Pitchers Beebe and Riggins, plus Molter, Friday through nine innings, the day’s action features scattered errors and base running miscues.
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Phillies Win Both Games In Twelve Inning Doubleheader
Philadelphia wins both ends of a doubleheader with Boston, the second game lasting twelve innings. Managers, umpires, and players are listed with scoring details, including hits by Ward, Getz, and Bates. Pitchers Brown and McQuillen feature in the game. both teams tally runs and errors in a closely fought series.
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Brooklyn and New York Split Doubleheader in City Clash
Brooklyn won the first game 4 to 1 while New York took the second 8 to 4. The teams also tested new recruits on the firing line amid scattered fielding and hitting highlights, with several players noted for strong at bats and defensive plays.
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World Series on Post's Score Board
The electric scoreboard outside The Post building displayed Nationals games through most of the season with every Tigers and Pirates play shown after it occurred. A special wire flashed information from Ed Grillo, the Post's sporting editor, to the display.
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New Hand sewn Cape Gloves Offered for Sale
New hand sewn cape gloves in the newest shades of fan will be offered. Any pair that rips will be gladly replaced by a new pair.
Tigers Win Benefit Game Exceeds For Sam Crane
An exhibition at American League park features New York and Detroit AL teams with Joe McGinnity and Christy Mathewson. Proceeds reach $1,000 as Mathewson autographs a ball sold for $25 and Cobb’s bat brings $50. Detroit wins 8 to 4 over New York.
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Old track passes away and harness events race day
The Brightwood track held two harness races and one running event yesterday afternoon drawing about 400 spectators. Winners included Garriott and Red Bell in 2:51 and 2:54 respectively with strong finishes from Agnoa and Noxth east.
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All Stars to Play Giants in Union League Park Doubleheader
All-Stars will meet the Washington Giants in a Sunday double header at Union League Park. The opener starts at 2 o clock with rotation by Leonard and Mec dad King ani slat for the All-Stars while Jack Carr and Handiboo patrol the outfield. The Giants will counter with their top pitchers Clark and Carroll and Ham Wil will handle defense. The Giants must win both games. National League contracts announced list players for Boston Chicago and others. Weanlings bring strong prices at Lexington sale with $25,120 realized for 32 head.
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Fauntleroy Takes Lead In Front at Keene Horse Show
Fauntleroy surges to the front in a notable reversal, driving a dramatic wire to win by two lengths at Keene. World of Speed and Leads, as Way to Wire, failed to close, while favorite Fauntlersy dominated the stretch for a decisive victory.
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Fauntleroy Triumphs in Nursery Handicap at Helmont Park
New York report details Fauntleroy a $100 colt winning the Nursery handicap for 2 year olds at 6 furlongs, with Grasmere and Cherryola as top competitors. Fauntleroy, trained by James MecLaughlin, led from the start to finish ahead of Cherryola and Grasmere in a field of eleven starters.
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Stoneman and Bruce Rice Rally Backers at Louisville
In Louisville Kentucky on a Sunday card at Churchill Downs Stoneman and Bruce Rice powered to wins as the backers cashed bets. The program featured six races with Goose guiding the early favorites and each veteran performer delivering victories amid a balanced field.
Cure Rheumatism with S.S.S. blood purifier claim
A vintage advertisement discusses rheumatism causes in the blood and promotes S.S.S. as a permanent cure by cleansing uric acid. It claims rheumatism results from blood impurities due to constipation and poor kidney action and asserts S.S.S. purifies the blood to relieve and restore joint and nerve function.
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CURED HIS RHEUMATISM BY 6 8 8 REMEDY
Chase Gildersleeve of Newport News Virginia describes a severe inflammatory rheumatism attack that confined him to his room for months. After three bottles of 6 8 8 he recovered fully and feels better than in years.
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