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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1904

Page

8

In Hands of the Sheriff

Philadelphia officials announce a sheriff sale of the National League baseball club to satisfy judgment notes totaling about 30000. Arthur E Newbold, trustee for stockholders, sues to enforce loans made by Newbold. Trident Potter comments on the action and the need for further loans to operate next season.

Philadelphia Philadelphia National League Baseball Club Arthur E Newbold Trident Potter Mfr Newbold Fuill Tattereid Newhold

Fourteen Innings Tie In Pittsburg Cleveland Game

In a 14 inning tie at Pittsburgh on Oct 12, the game between Pittsburg and Cleveland extended due to darkness. Ritchey pitched effectively for Cleveland, while Joss struggled. multiple errors and timely hits produced the scoring, with Cleveland scoring late in the ninth. The duel ended after 2 hours 24 minutes with a 2 to 2 score.

Pitsburg Pa Raines Pittsburg Cleveland Joss Snowme Lift Fhnks Ritchey Sived Cleveland Rhoae Lerke Minson Nea Amant Bradley Metack Lerhkert Ibert Lajole Stoval Turod Pili Barrifica bis—McComik Ritche Staten Magner Leah McCormick Lira Storal Turner Bradley Strack Case Mr Klein

Americans Take Third as Nationals Lose in Postseason

Nationals fall in the post season as Americans win with a first inning run. Burkett and Wallace drive in the early score off Shannon left field throwing error. Attendance about 2,000. Pitchers Howell and Nicholas error marked. final 1 1.

Nationals St Louis James Burkett Vt Wallice Shannons Ihn Grady Flean Reoa Anti Osle Heiirich Srosman von Ho Systehals Dati Ol Tolats Ain Rlans Natonnis Larne Jones Hoxeh Shay Basen Howell Nichola I Hart

Oiseau wins Champagne Stakes as Tradtion second at Morris Park

On muddy track in New Rochelle Morris Park Charles Odom rode Oiseau to win the Champagne Stakes for two year olds at seven furlongs, Trad tion closing to a head second over Pasadena and De Reszke the 1 to 2 favorite. Earlier races at the meeting featured Monacodor and Andrew Mack among multiple entries in a tale of heavy track outcomes and added starters.

New York Oiseau Odom Morris Park Pasadena Burnt Hills Tradition Oizeau Kalf Gdam Martin Velada Rookelie Thera Mie de Rentke CW Oasis Andrew Mack Travers Arcond Schilling Garnish de Rentke R L Jobson Hildebrand Powers Ascot Philips Princes Ching Topir Ascetic Leder Alan van Fairlea Prince Ching Andrey Wackdaf Creencrest Homestead Tanger Rei Vbert White Marsh Lady Henrietty Otsego Earth Ormonde & Right Wincole St Valentine Wotan Ostrich Hah Chancellor Major Dalngerfeld Dirk Bernard Lady Roheaa Graceful Arsenal Morokanta Trrunewick Jimms Lane Stepaway Ben Crockett

Oaklawn Stakes headline at Worth in cloudy track

Worth racing program report details the Oaklawn Stakes feature won by Black Ar at 8 to 1 with Dundall second and Laeful Lady third. Other races list winners, times, and leading performers across five and six furlong sprints and mile events amid a weathered card.

Worth Chicago Worth Romaneus Dundall Eanister Nicoll Lanascer Ara May Moore Seamister Harney Homer Tod Crance Easy Trade Grifain Frank Wo Prista Harry Preston Helle Helgesen Gald Enamel Troster Miss Jordan Herberty Suitley Fonsoluex Royal Prines Silver Wings Spencerlan Eth Tene Gheeban Sto Wise Crawford Mcuf Iimanelli Estrada Palma Gregory Testman Ste Fwrlonga Sherwood Paulo Felgesen Ren Mora Jackson Knight Martius Wolfran Varco Mary Mccanerty Goodman Little Wally Ant Sarttia Mr Farnum Major Mansir Big Beach

Taxer Wins Handicap at Elim Ridge Feature

Rhansas Uiy Movel 12-Taxer led from after the first furlong to win the Sprint Handicap for two year olds at Elim Ridge Track fast. Capitanazo and Croix d Or were the winning favorites in a fast card with six furlongs races and several notable finishes.

Rhansas Uiy Movel Taxer Elim Ridge Capitanazo Croix d Or Jon Goss Aabuekon Silent Water Greenfield Happy Chippy Anderson Muse Ifn

Thoroughbred racing card with multiple races and entries

The page lists a detailed horse racing program with names, weights, odds, and entries for six races. It names horses such as Time 140, Horatius Montauk Belle, The Major, Taxer, and Zon, plus horses like Sweet Jane, Schwarzwald, Creolin, and Captain Conover. It covers six races, selling and mile events, with odds and jockeys or trainers implied, plus a Tomorrow’s entries section listing six furlongs and mile events with numerous horses and prices.

Sweet Jane Rice Schwarzwaldus MecAuliffe Creolin Me Hugh Sven Gird Beane Martin Bradyfel Conover Knapp Telephone Greenfield Second Harbor Henry Ben Heywood Petlohn Falkland Lille Leite Eutett William Wright Flo Bob Ota Stifel Kaneas Lily Siath Lady Chatham Stumptown Sweet ‘Tone Yateat Eaty Street Tom Die Our Sallie Boda Western Duke

Arsena Wins Delmar Park Feature at St Louis

Five straight for Arsena as the filly overcomes weight to defeat Monaco Maid by a nose in the Delmar Park feature. Track fast. Other race results include Tottenjam, Trixie White, Dr Riley, Oraz, Arlena, Jake Greennery, Eleanor Howard, and Rewgina D among winners and placers.

St Louis Arsena Delmar Park Monaco Maid Furionas Tottenjam Austin Excanaba Munro Gandalquiver Young Grey Sport Willie Collier Cofer Mae Tuna Leslie Ronda Fite Allen Ed Merritt Cardona Trixie White Lindsey Karen D Austin Lady Low Cheatham Jack Moran Judge Brady Eleanor SG Anna Bette Lee Alno Tan Dr Riley Oraz Dickson Sam Stevens Matt Farnella Madaconnette Emporium Arlena Howell Digeon Ternerod Dave Stahl Jake Greennery Flora Willoughby Mun Toe Finoohie Leamues Hind Lasso Aden Mine Betty Samtoraf Bolte Bernart Eleanor Howard WoLaughlin Rewgina D Rice Serand Cadlana Wickson Hazel Vineland Firebriker Frank Rice Bubador Kindred St Hood Wa Conundrum Fuhels Pride Meretta Vlea Powell Jimmie RR Lady Churchill Meloy Carpenter Winifreda Bob Cart Oneonta Hendicap Lustig Mise Doyle Pretennian Anf St Agnes Miss Eon Lyrint Wickory Sinter Liliian Rourke Cochran Gen Gee Pathos Canym

Post Office Bowing Beats Government Printing Office in Departmental League

Post Office five clinches series as Printers show high totals but uneven form. Brosnan, Atkinson, Ward, Leimbach and Biaenin post solid scores in early frames. later averages dip. Real Estate league saw Fisher & Co triumph, Lawyers Title split, with high marks from Waedel and Doyle. General Office and Southern teams also post strong showings. German Cafe Duckpin Club to visit Washington for a duckpin challenge at Palace alleys.

Government Printing Office Post Office Brosnan Atkinson Leimbach Biaenin Dver Alles Brown St MT al Post Office Leimbach Mo McCauley MG Douglass Fisher & Co Quint Fisher Boys Waedel Fishers Doyle Lawyers Maetel i Xord Schaefer Bishop Bauman Tatate Ciniat Vierbuchen Fisher CO Firat Etker Brarkeara Greer Uaz Mitchell Te Doyle General Office Southern Boys Railway Relief Association Lacker Stores General Office Wilson Lackey Whiner Buck Parry Mo Southern Kemmis Johnson Lanton Lip SR Warfeld Hagerty

Races At Lexington Trotting Stakes Won By John Caldwell

The Lexington stakes for two year olds trotted to John Caldwell winner in three straight heats. Jack Axworthy also claimed the two year old trotting title with Hon Voyage as Bon Voyage to Clark won the Futurity. Sphinx paced the big event with Hal Chaffin in the mix and Redbird close behind. country Jay exhibition trotting followed the last race.

Lexington Jonas Laylnr Neus John Caldwell Jack Axworthy Hon Voyage Wo A Clark Jr Butte Mont Charles Wirvingold Bon Voyage Clark Berta Bennett Elmford Sphins Redbird Hal Chaffin Cabanola Yanamie Brownie Wilton Ozone Morone R Voorhels Jerseyville WA Clark Jr Victor Jr Gua John Taylor Robert Me Ob G Jolly Erie Merton Withee Bom Life Eterard Gia Jiwonjera Foward Ida Highwood Spear Green P Ke Ryder Dim Werry Frank Newton Aob Andereon Curry West Stak John Caldwell Bog Hy Strathway Thompson Geers Canick de Ryder Axworthy Antlers Iuyer Hertha Bennett Childs Fimford Bc Chenault Sphinx Bob Demarest Herron Loomis Witton Saunders Ozone Foote Morone Hate Victor J Bik Hates

Princeton Defeats Lafayette in Low-Scoring Football Clash

Princeton N J Oct 12 Princeton football team defeated Lafayette by a touchdown, final score 11 to 5. Princeton relied on end runs early as Lafayette’s defense stiffened in the second half and outplayed Princeton in most phases. Short scored the sole touchdown for Princeton after an initial 55 yard advance, with Morrison, WeCorfick, and others contributing on the line and through the tackles. Attendance 200.

Princeton N J Princeton Lafayette Morrison WeCorfick Short Wren Wailer Dutcher Dal Fatterty Hoskins

Marines Outclass Navy In Zero-Score Battle At Annapolis

Special to The Washington Post. Annapolis Oct 12 The Marine officers football team was outclassed by the Navy midshipmen 6 to 0 as speed and training overwhelmed the visitors. Douglass stood out at back, though critics say he does not assist teammates enough. Navy used substitutes and reserves, but the win’s ease bred careless play. Coaches will drill a stiffer defense for Princeton clash Saturday.

Washington Poe Annapolis Douglass Navy Princeton Jett Saees Farley Piersol Gase McConnell Whitela Ie Smith Slingy Chambers Howard Wileor Norton Doherty Stragsberger Lele Ule Douglass Root Needham Small Spencer Hogan ‘Touchstown Doherty Douglass Spencer Flevgol fleid—Huwara Orton Saoty—Tiuglass Tone Downa

Fumbling Marred Game Yale Beats Springfield 6 to 6

In New Haven on October 12 Yale and Springfield Young Mens Christian Association Training School played to a 6 to 6 tie marred by multiple punt fumbles and slippery field conditions. Yale moves near the Springfield goal but a forward foul and late efforts prevented a clear winner as Morse and Stevenson led late yardage for Yale.

Springfield MCA Yale New Haven Conn Springfield Young Mens Christian Association Morse Morse Stevenson Shevlin Yala Yal

Technical Team Wins as Georgetown Preps Fall in Season Highlight

Tech High School rallied from a slow start to defeat Georgetown Preps 16 to 0 yesterday. Star performances came from Smith Buckes and Parsons for Tech, with Parsons delivering a spectacular yard run after a double pass. Buckes and Pallen also shone on the ground, while Beckett dominated the line at center. The Preps showed improvement but could not overcome Tech’s weight and speed in the second half, despite early momentum and a 20-yard Delayed Pass touchdown by Parlon.

Georgetown Preps Technical High School Georgetown Tech Central Techs Smith Buckes Parsons Duganme Brandon Woods Pallen Beckett Rock Creek Brandon Woods McCarthy Parlon Pertons Smith Fitzgerald Peives

Army Navy football tickets scarce at Franklin Field

Commander William F Halsey in Annapolis announces no increase in Navy seats for the Army Navy game at Franklin Field. Total 27300 seats, 6600 per institution, Penn Penn West Point Annapolis. Priority to officers, Navy Athletic Association, and midshipmen. Public tickets will be limited with applications due by November 1.

Washington Post Annapolis Wiliam F Halsey Navy Army Navy Franklin Field University of Pennsylvania West Point Navy Athletic Association Midshipmen

Harvard Beats Bates 11 to 0 in slippery game

Harvard's offense shows improvement but defense falters as Bates keeps a strong initiative in a rain affected Cambridge contest. Harvard scores two touchdowns after early yardage battles with Mills and Noyes contributing the decisive drives and kicks.

Yale Home Games Officials Named Amid Umpire Dispute

Officials for Yale games in New York and Harvard Yale clash were named Paul A Dashiell of Annapolis as umpire Matthew A Mec Clung of Lehigh as referee and Joseph Metracken of the University of Pennsylvania as linesman Yale and Princeton officials had not yet agreed on an umpire for their game Princeton refused Brown Wesleyan Providence River 12 Brown beat Wesleyan 2–0 in a rain soaked contest as fumbles by Brown marred the first half and Wesleyan’s ball handling deteriorated in the second half

Haven Paul A Dashiell Annapolis Matthew A Mec Clung Lehigh Joseph Metracken University of Pennsylvania Yale Columma New York Harvard Yale Yales Princeton Dashiell Brown Wesleyan Providence River Wedleyan Tate Jon Browns

Swarthmore Falls to Columbia in Rough Second Half

Columbia outscored Swarthmore 12 to 0 at American League Park after a dominant first half. Swarthmore, aided by relay passes, reached within inches of Columbia’s goal twice, but failed to score as Columbia clinched a 12 point win. Amherst beat Bowdoin 23 to 0 in a rain affected game with strong tackling and key short drives by Crook and Coggeshall.

Columbia New York Swarthmore Swarthmores Amherst Uduz Bowdoin R Crook Coggeshall Runs Kinsman Pete

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