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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1905

Page

27

Can a Second Baseman Make One Unassisted Triple Play

A second baseman unassisted triple play is not recorded in major notes. It could occur but is exceedingly rare. a Virginia Second Baseman Graham once had a shot in 1900s play but did not complete it solo. The article catalogs attempts and historical context, noting no verified instance.

McGraw Sporting Editor Post Charlottesville Graham Virginia Washington Club Jones Hill Stahl Nho Huelsman Nat Hner Lawler

West Triumphs Over East In Post Compass Duckpin League

The West defeated the East two games to one yesterday afternoon on the Rothskeller alley. Captain Hastian led the East with a 133-pin high line, while Malcolm of the West showed promise as a rising bowler. Reasonably solid scores were turned in by all participants.

Baltimore & Ohio RE New York Grand Central Station Metropolitan Street Railway Company of West Twenty-third Street New York Central New Haven Hartford Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Aria West Twent Third Street Rathkeller George T. Cox League Wert Cox Washington Mr. West West Dowling Saengerbund Acmes Fat Men Market House Florists Bank Clerka Rathskeller P. Elson Butchers and Produce Dealers’ Association Florists’ Association Washington Post George T. Cox Fred G. Dieterich J. A. Bishop Frank H. Ghiselli H. L. de Vo Thomas Smithson Clayton Simms Charles A. Spiess William Warren Samuel L. Hoover J. H. Buscher Simmonas Government Printing Office League Pressmen Dahoney Washington Railway Relief Asociation Columbia Columbia Men Post Compass Rothskeller Hastian Malcolm Wests Malcolm Zimmerman Toth Iss Csseeeneteeeeteererys Bol Bastian Devan Stocker Fletshell Towers Totela Apeeee Sense BEL

Easy Victory for Middies Over Maryland Agric.

The midshipmen defeated Maryland Agricultural College 17 to 0 in 25 minutes of play at Annapolis. Ghormley scored two first half touchdowns with Smith adding another in the second half. Substitutes played much of the game as Navy used an entire second unit after the opening period.

Washington Post Annapolis Midshipmen Maryland Agricultural College Theught Collegians Ghormley Igrehart Gresham Poe Princeton Mr. Nelson University of Nebraska Licut Gagnon Smith Norton Decker Navy Ruhi Hernard Cabanist Plersol Morton Reeg Causey Dague Woodworth Jonca Ruki Townsend Spencer Chambers O'Brien McKinney Grady Michigan Ann Arbor Mich University of Michigan Alpion College Gallaudet Kendall Green Olympias Columbia Athletic Club Navy Yard

Rain Coat Advertisement Highlights Comfort and Style

A vintage ad touts the Rain Coat as essential for fall and winter comfort. It promises immunity to chill, urges readers to own one, and notes Parker-Bridget Brain Goats as a stylish, well cut garment with broad shoulders and shapely lapels, unlike ill fitting alternatives.

Washington Boys Victors in Rainy Game at Marston

Washington School for Boys defeated Marston University School 15 to 0 in Baltimore amid a soaking rain. Washington opened with a kick return touchdown, added two more on drives, and held off a late Marston surge as Bard, Macartney, Horner, and Glover starred on defense and offense.

Washington School For Baltimore Marstona University School Washington Baltimore Boys Marston Macartney Glover Washington Boys Onee Bard Britton Allen Horner Marstons

Dropped from Penn Tham Draper Declared Ineligible

Philadelphia October 25 The faculty athletic committee at the University of Pennsylvania ruled D W Draper ineligible to play varsity football for not being a student at Penn for a full year. Draper, a leading guard, replaces ill Zieger. this marks the fourth varsity loss to injury or disqualification this season. Brunswick Association Football Team seeks games with other districts clubs. Contact Charles R Smith at Fifteenth Street Northwest.

Draper Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania D. W. Draper Brunswick Brunswick Athletic Club F. Mortimer V. Smith J. Robertson P. Riddle 8. Mortimer J. Gannon Ccmith R. Barry I. Barry Rundigtt R. Pegbertaon Charles R. Smith Fifteenth Street

Gallaudet Defeats Navy Yard in Muddy Kendall Green Game

In a muddy Kendall Green clash, Gallaudet University defeats the Navy Yard team 11 to 5. Kendall Green’s heavier, cohesive lineup overmatches a struggling Navy Yard squad, with Mikesell and Elder standout for Gallaudet and De Mar excelling for the Navy Yard. The game features no punts, limited downs, and many five to ten yard gains amid persistent rain and field slush.

Mikesell Gallaudet Atsleb, Horton Elder Navy Yard de Mar Reichard Sharpe Cadwell Dutch Messrs Webster and Fugate Belyse

Erne Edges Corbett In Six Round Philadelphia Bout

Young Erne of Philadelphia narrowly defeats Young Corbett in a six round bout at the Washington Sporting Club. Corbett attacked more but Erne landed more blows and the crowd counted a close result with Corbett the aggressor.

Philadelphia Erne Corbett Washington Sporting Club Bett

Local Washington resident reports health concerns in Treasury Dept

A Washington resident presents a local health concern requiring thorough investigation. Clerk 8. BH. Bishop of the Treasury Department, living at 77 with street northeast, cites a troubling personal condition and notes a smear is thorough, but the report remains unclear and partial.

Washington Bishop Treasury Department Snys

Football Notes on Harvard Brown Princeton and more

The piece surveys early college football from Harvard to Princeton, noting Harvard’s improving offense against Brown, Colgate’s struggles with Syracuse, and Princeton’s varied ball carriers. It mentions Bill Edwards coaching the Penney match, Takaki’s injury at Pennsylvania, Walter Eckersall as a New Idol, and Glenn Warner’s stance on discipline and strength in teams.

Am Amaeur Carlisle Indians Carlisle Pennsylvania Harvard West Point George Woodruff Ralph Kenney Fish Yale Rogers Pierce Robert Schultz Columbia Collage Columbia Schultz Poe Princeton New Haven Tigers Brown Cornell Dartmouth Colgate Aecope Syracuse George Washington Bill Edwards Bean Penney Philadelphia Afte Aula Detroit Fittsbore Cincinnati Cetown Lita Crimson Ates Zilish Sockers Bettor Jearney Trin Han Os Suécenstu Ehunzo Takaki University OF Pennsylvania Chicago University Fandtle Haye Walter Ckersall Wisconsin College Glenn Warner Cornett Barnett Nba Gan

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