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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1907
Page
30
Sporting Comment by J. Ed Grillo weighs Detroit Tigers and Philadelphia Athletics as contenders to beat the Cubs in the World Series. It discusses managers decisions in the series, the strength of the Cubs, and potential lineup changes, noting key players Kling and Collins and Mack's decisions affecting the outcome.
Annapolis Oct 17 The Navy practice shows improved form after a rough stretch against Vanderbilt and St Johns The cripples work hard and nearly all squad members may play versus Harvard Saturday Lieut Byron Long joins as a coaching addition and the squad is cleared for stronger showing in the big game
Annapolis Md Oct 27 A team of first class midshipmen not on the regular squad defeated Wilmer Preparatory School 3 0 with a early score by captain Huling The substitutes showed promising forward passes and defense A regular series of games will follow the season to involve more midshipmen in football at the Naval Academy
Southeast players from Georgetown area entertain 320 pound hurdle matchups as coach Nic Tarian and staff organize teams including Wallace Warhicks Gellandat Pokomien Blasnelngeela and Taft. Notables like Conor Shhnumler and Hantota listed as backs ends and guards.
The Central Baseball League magnates gathered in Toledo with all clubs represented. The morning session awarded the 1807 pennant to Springfield, Ohio, and routine business was conducted. Reorganization of the league was discussed and Fort Wayne, Indiana, was anticipated to obtain the Springfield franchise.
Lexington Kentucky October racing notes report Tempus Fugit lost the first heat and failed to recover as ponies broke badly. Plovence and St Peter faltered earlier while Codaro led from a flying start to win easily. Margaret also swept the next heats, with Mpj Mallow dominating the 2:17 pace.
The article discusses the University of Pennsylvania football slump on Franklin Field ahead of a key game with Brown. It notes poor offensive shows and unreliable forward passes, with coaches planning secret practices to prepare. Other notes cover Catholic University disbanding its football squad and Georgetown prep standout Melan likely to shine for Georgetown against Maryland.
A fragmented entry lists horses and handlers including Quinn Brady Fado Brandover Jean Swift Wavecraft Sir Galahad Lord Alanbopa Tronaldes Lawrence P Dalley DM Pov Cacia Benturky Beau Brookdale Nemph Enale Littleton Mala Latonia and many more narrowing to race name Kade Martha Mavias Bulla Woolston Ila Gracia Hyperhele Stachucs Alally Magdlus Trbogsen Gutter Methord Cloyne Title Grace Colonel Bob mela Henry Chartetan King of Tro.
Belmont Park reports a dramatic day with three races completed and the bandit Calderon surrendering near Cienfuegos to a U S army captain. The card featured Gold Lady and other noted runners amid contentious happenings and a New York audience.
In Toledo Ohio Ost 17 by a unanimous vote at the annual meeting it was decided that the Central Baseball League territory will undergo no change. Several cities offering to join were turned down. A committee was appointed to consider constitutional changes with a report due at the January meeting to be held at a later date.
Milwaukee, Wis October 17 Jake Stebl former manager of the Washington American League club and owner of a Chicago semi pro team is a prospective buyer of the Milwaukee club stock. This may explain why Jake Stahl is not eager to sign with Boston or New York in the three cornered deal traded by Chicago to Boston. Owner Charles Havenor ready to sell his club or its controlling interest to obtain the right price. Stahl has an option on the stock and may complete a transfer before year’s end. He intends to watch him play and, if in condition, will make a deal. Collins release denied Worcester Oct 1 Big John Anderson may join Connie Mack’s Athletics next season after a successful plan. Mack visiting Worcester to watch Anderson and deny reports of a Collins departure. He says Collins will play next season and Seehi will develop into a topnotcher with Worcester Pets.
Lester German of Aberdeen Maryland broke 179 out of 180 to lead the Delaware State Trap Shooters League tournament at Newark Gun Club. J Mowell Hawkins of Baltimore scored 178 yesterday and 180 today to take second. William Toord of Wilmington won the individual championship with a score of 88 in 100 targets. James T Seeley of Wilmington placed second. Alden G Richardeau of Dover did not compete, having won the title previously. Newark Gun Club beat the Wawacer Bun Club of Wilmington for the team crown.
Joe Sandy Creeker wins the Harbor Hill Cup Steeplechase in a masterly ride backing from 209 to the favorite Should Have Won on the Aste Mare G. Bums Puty Up. The winner dominates the final stretch and secures the cup.
Four favorites and a second choice win at Belmont Park led by Gold Lady in the Ramapo Handicap. Paust, Tourenne, and Danascars also score as G Burns and Knapp claim key mounts amid a busy day. Attendance reported at 30,000 as racing returns.
A crowded betting scene surrounds Gold Lady who faded after a pacemaker in a mile race. Jockey Knapp faces criticism for an erratic ride while bets from Dave Johnson and George Boles highlight a stewards inquiry. Officials consider formal complaints as wagers and manipulation rumors swirl.
In Cincinnati Unio on October 1 Class Leader overtook Pete Vinegar the favorite to win the Latonia steeplechase handicap. The card featured fast track conditions and competing horses such as Mountain, Sartini, and Divine Power with notable performances and times recorded across the first two races and the fourth hurdle event.
New York October 1 horses in training were sold at Belmont Park with strong prices. Live Wire bought by D C Johnson for 8100 top price. Stiga Crawford sold to W L C Crawford for 6900. Other notable sales include Grimalti 2600, Summer Cloud (price unreadable), Masque 6900, Farin Caert 38 og, and Macquarad 3500.
In Rockland Maine on October 17 Jon Wolcott of Boston defeated Billy Payne of Philadelphia in a six round match. Wolcott used brutal body blows and Payne was counted out four times. Referee Dr. G L Crockett pulled Wolcott from the crowd after a rule break, then Wolcott returned to finish Payne for the full count.
In Toronto on October 1 Horace Mountain a gall car rier employed to collect letters from street boxes was arrested at 10:45 am charged with robbing the mails. He pleaded guilty at 1 pm and began serving a four year prison term within an hour of arrest.
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