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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1909
Page
22
A ragged Navy practice report describes a light workload with a long signal scrimmage, absences for two players, and several injuries including a broken left leg. The piece notes lineup shifts and ongoing adjustments as the squad prepares for forthcoming contests against Harvard and other opponents.
Governor Hughes led a mounted police and detective raid at the Jamaica track during a racing day. About 2000 spectators watched as twelve bookmakers were arrested for making bets and illegal wagering. Suspects include Gallagher and McDermott of New York, plus McWahon and Rose of Brooklyn, among others.
A mishmash of baseball notes and player chatter from ongoing season action. Names, teams, and game moments scatter through the column, capturing the sport’s quick tempo and regional chatter.
In a scoreless tug between Culpeper and a Warrenton club, neither side found the end zone though Culpeper dominated territory. The piece cites trading barbs about players Jennings and Schaefer, plus contract talk and lingering questions about pay and next season with Detroit.
Intercollegiate champion hammer thrower and wrestler Lee Talbott could not reenter Cornell after failing to pass a single subject. The freshman year setback ends his bid to rejoin the track team this season. Oshkosh left fielder Thomas Jestes of Oma was killed in a hunting accident when a shotgun discharged accidentally in the Spring Book marshes.
Boston center fielder Speaker capped a tense nine inning showdown by homering to right after New York tied the score in the ninth. Ames led Boston eight innings, Meyers and others rotated in as the crowd watched 5862 attendance and receipts of 2834 recorded. The Winston Salem franchise in the Carolina League appears set for sale as local supporters are urged to step forward.
The Washington Automobile Show, to be held in Convention Ball during the week of January 4 at Mason Square Garden, is billed as the largest ever in the city. More than 100 feet of floor space will host exhibits from dealers and makers, including the Woods Electric car via Wilson company. A model 1910 Buick debut arrives, touting higher horsepower and a lower-slung body in a red finish. A motorcycle display and entertainment by the Washington Automobile Show Committee and the Automobile Club of Washington are planned.
Georgetown prospects endured an hour and a half of hard practice led by Coach Newman with individual drills and scrimmage. BW Waldron and Carim unavailable due to chest injuries, while new back Warren shows promise and Joe Mehuly plans return after parental concerns. Virginia Tech squad practiced in rain and arrived en route to Princeton game. Coach Bocock had Howe run debt work to prevent sunken stamina from prior day downpour.
In Windsor Apostrophe Hasty Agnes and Dixie Knight faced rivals with close finishes, while Jamaica and Latonia results featured German Silver and Calypte among the top finishers. The day highlighted stakes and odds like 2 to 1 and 7 to 1 for several horses across events.
A readable fragment notes a feature to maskette with two lengths to fare, hinting at a design or device detail. The text references measurements and potential usage in a mechanical or textile context. Further specifics are unclear in the OCR snippet.
Western High School and Georgetown Prep battled to a 0-0 tie on Georgetown field as both sides showed uneven offense and costly misplays. Western dominated later in the game with stronger line play and several drives, while the Preps struggled with fumbles and signal mixups.
A jumble of names and places appears in a fragmented OCR list. The readable items include Jamaica references and assorted individuals and venues such as Dynston Court, Centre, Aracee Ski, Grand notes of local figures like Bonnie Bart and Mamie Algo, with scattered terms like Wrestler and Lady, suggesting a miscellaneous sports and social column excerpt.
Chennai Chie wins at 1 tonla track heavy conditions. Vanot the favorite led early, but Chennai Chie surged to victory by four lengths with Farr-fast runners close behind. Wint and Lela among finishers as betting shifted, crowd reactions mixed, multiple races listed with times and purses.
A Windao track card featured two favorites racing to the lead but attendance limited by winter weather. No stakes races on the program, but races drew interest with Fout Johnson winning the notable event and Anne T Dales second, followed by Marie Doyle third amid a series of finishes for several horses and riders. The Lynchburg Baseball Association in Virginia held a meeting approving resignations and electing new officers including J E McLaughlin as president and C Bf Guggenheimer as vice president.
Derby season prompts buyers to choose quality headwear with Henry Heath hats famed as London and New York leaders. This locally offered version claims equal style at a comparable price, inviting shoppers to compare and purchase.
An advertisement touts a range of hats including Henry Heath at higher prices and cheaper alternatives like Ramo Omar and Parget, encouraging customers to compare style, quality, and pride. The playful copy shifts emphasis to value and assortment to entice buyers.
Saber Brigit Co announces a collaboration with Fast Outfitters located at Ninth and the Avenue to launch a new line. The move aims to expand distribution in urban markets and boost visibility for both brands.
Russell G by Charley Matt of Washington clinched third in a $1400 stake for 248 trotters while Copperthite’s Helen B ran third in a $500 purse for 29 pacers. Alma Mott drove masterly in the final heat but lost by an eyelash to Lady Lou as about 6000 fans watched. Weather was chilly and racing drew top county horses with Manurlla slated to race against leading pacers tomorrow.
Salire of Navarre colt wins and Newmarket races feature 2 year olds distorted by 1 mile events. Greenback Nankeen places, Wotneys Rewcastle Li third. August Belmonts Hasty Pudding ale runs. Ted Whitney wins Alington plate at six furlongs with Sallie of Navvane second and Merry Task unplaced. Phattme II wins Suffolk Nursery plate. Moygrave and Arties placed. Rempart finishes third in Prix Bygey at Sainte Quen.
Memphis report details an upset in the Dixie Kia fight where undefeated fighter Eugene Sims was knocked out in the third round by Dine Kid. The bout ended with a solid left hook to the jaw ending Sims career-long unbeaten run.
In Chicago the National America city game featured batter Carrigan and Sehel, with Ames Cranial delivering strong defense. Rainy weather conditions touched off a delayed postgame, as teams battled for likely momentum toward upcoming fixtures.
George Washington University athletic council votes to retain Dougherty as head coach after debate sparked by a 0-0 game with Western Maryland. Lineup shifts announced, with Kichoff to center and Fowler, Key, Johnson, H Gotten, Mpank, White among adjustments. advisory options discussed for rest of season.
Cartmell, the Pennsylvanian track star and holder of the English amateur championship, has abandoned amateur status and seeks a match with professional sprint champion Postle. He offers to run four distances at 449, 300, 200, and 190 yards, claiming times around 9.0 seconds for 100 yards and 9.2 seconds for 220 yards this season, though critics doubt his pro-era records.
Danny Webster and Monte Attel fought a four round bantam title bout at 15 pounds. The decision will be decided by two of three morning papers. Weister weighed 15 pounds at 3 o clock for the first time in foamy months. Promoter We stated plans for a diamond studded belt for the winner.
A scheduled match between the Farmouth Athletic Club and the Ralew Athletic Club was forfeited after several players did not show up. The Yarmouths will face the Alexandria Cardinals at Kurth and H streets southeast. The Yarmouths seek a rematch with Laurel on November 2 with all communications directed to Joriter on Carroll Street Southeast.
The Thunderbolts and the Cyclones opened The Post Duckpin League at Palace alleys yesterday. Cyclones swept the three games while individual scores show POST DUCREFIN LetaG and Sanders PRE leading in several sets. Total scores listed include 488 for one team and 407 for the other.
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