Welsh Hands Baldwin Harsh Beatdown in Twelve Rounds
Freddie Welsh the world lightweight champion outboxed Matty Baldwin of Boston in a brutal twelve round title match at Atlas Athletic Association hall. Baldwin showed grit and lingering blood as Welsh showcased precise defense, timing, and control, earning the finish with Welsh’s victory acknowledged by Billy Roche who crowned Welsh winner in front of about 5,000 fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Freddie Welsh
Matty Baldwin
Atlas Athletic
Baldwin
Welsh
Matty
Bia
Billy Roche
New York
Walter Johnson Targeted by Federal League Bosses
Walter Johnson is sought by the St Louis Federal League with orders to recruit him at all costs. Manager Fielder Jones travels to Coffeyville to seal a deal, with Edie Ainsmith and Clyde Milan reportedly ready to join if Johnson signs. Jones warns the price will be immense and refuses to name figures. French Lick Ind Oct 27. Federal League chief James Gilmore says two National League clubs and one American League club have been hurt by recent moves and vows three big shocks to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louie
St. Louis
Fielder Jones
Coffeyville
Kana
Walter Johnson
Jones
Johnson
Edie Ainsmith
Clyde Milan
St Louis Federals
Sail
Washington
French Lick
Ind
James A. Gilmore
Mr. Gilmore
Langer
International League
American Association
Valther
H Duzen
Ranan
Sarry Herrmann
Gov. R
Bo Egulr
World Series Notes and Quips From Baseball Writers
Long list of casual remarks and reflections during the world series. Mentions Frank Baker, Gowdy, and Baker’s sharp commentary. References to Charles Brickley, Hazards score, Connie Mack whiskers rumor, Hank O'Day, and Rube Marquard, with playful asides about agents and attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Brickley
Hazard
Yale
Connie Mack
Hank O'Day
Washington dog second in Southern Ohio stake trials
Alfred, pointer owned by George Moerlin of Cincinnati, won the stake at Milsboro Ohio with 23 starters. Arcantay Rim won the pointer, Kid Wells Comet owned by W T Kidwell of Washington DC took second. Babble Brook Huster setter, owned by Louis McGrew of Pittsburgh, placed third.
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Milsboro
Ind
Pointer
Alfred
George Moerlin
Cincinnati
Southern Ohio Mekl Trial Association
Arcanaty Rim
Tech's Forward Passes Win Narrow Victory Over Central
Tech exploits a heavy forward pass attack led by Supplee and Ochsenreiter to edge Central 6 to 0 at Andrews Park. Gibson's rushing score after a fumble seals the win as Tech maintains a commanding position in the high school race, while Central battles with drives halted by penalties and turnovers.
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Tech
Central
Rue
Imisht
Main
Qoistadt
Supplee
Ochsenreiter
Centra
Trassett
Hardlest Rickards
Young Stokes Sabine Atherton Rooney Thurg
Chass Haltey
Supis
McCarthy Proberta
Roberts Mardenmal
Ochvenrdter McWwemney
Ison Wapt
Heleher Ter Bassett
Belcher
Wirt
Bassett
Wilkinson Bailey
Bailey
Wilkinson
Carey
Uibson
Teferee
Magoffin
Michigan
Farmar
Joe Washington
Mead
Waryardsistant
Array of Coaches for Eleven at Navy
Special to The Washington Post Annapolis Md Oct 27 Vaughn and Olcott Yale players will stay with the Naval Academy team for the balance of the season assisting Lieut Howard head coach and staff. They directed a long practice session in cooler weather with high wind aiding kick handling. Lead coach Howard at end Vaughan backfield Cates Yale former Navy stars Clentt Brown Hall Salton McReavey and several backs including Blodgett Harrison Miles Wessell Collins Mitchell used in the backfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Annapolis
Naval Academy Today
Vaughn
Olcott
Yale
Lieut
Howard
Academy
Unemen
Clentt
Brown
Hall
Navy
Tlead
Howards
Vaughan
Cates
Ying
Salton
McReavey
Blodgett
HL Warrison
Miles
Wessell
Collins
Mitchell
Maryland A C Defeats St Johns 16 to 0 in State Football Showdown
Maryland Agricultural College upset St Johns in Annapolis by 16 to 0 in a state championship game. Strong tackling by Oberlin Bowland Derrick and Kneede fueled M A C drives to the 1 yard line before advancing, while St Johns failed to convert late chances as Mess kicked a field goal from the 40 yard line. Substitutions and line play dominated the contest with M A C earning the decisive score on a touchdown and conversion after forward passes aided early gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Maryland Agricultural College
St. John’s
St. John's
M. 4A
Turner
Agricultural
Oberlin
Bowland
Derrick
Kneede
Yennington
Strohmeyer
Heise
St. Johns
Masic
Andrews
Coggina
Eddy
All
Gins
Coggts
Antibaugie
John's—Windlow
Sayler
Julins Wopkins
Unn- Lehigh
Igh
Flepire
Gowdy's Royal Reception in Columbus Ohio
Hank Gowdy catcher for the Boston Nationals, a 1914 series hero, returned home to Columbus Ohio to a cordial welcome. Several thousand people joined a parade from the train to the statehouse where Gov James M Cox and Mayor George J Kart spoke. He was joined by Joshua DeVore of Murray City Ohio, a Boston outfielder.
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Columbus
Ohio
Hank Gowdy
Boston Nationals
Statehouse
James M. Cox
George J. Kart
Cowdy
Joshua Devore
Boston
Murray City
West Virginia Wesleyan gains spotlight in strong practice
Georgetown coaches push backfield drills as Wesleyan renews challenge. A tough scrimmage left every player exhausted while line play and ends show progress. Gallaudet and Catholic University shifts aim to fortify defenses ahead of Saturday contests with Yale officiating a key game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
West Virginia Wesleyan
Elly
Noark
McKenna
Tandreau
Foley
Weiser
Calhan
Connolly
Line
Tn Pleyburgh
Pittsburgh
Dietritz
Mahlum
Barren
Ward
Iormley
Wesleyan
South
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Carlisle Indians
C. U
Loach Madden
Catholic University
Gallaudet
Brookland
Dobbins
Cassidy
Craftain
Kortwright Church
Yale
Bani
Morning Telegrand and a Wave of Names on Stage and Track
A fragmented listing from the Cincinnati Enquirer notes morning telegraph mentions and a long roll of names, including Pied Pinar, Dr. Cann, Tamerlane, Buzz Around, Harry Lauder, Noble Grand, and many others. It references venues like Latonia and Floral Park and includes performers, horses, or acts such as Distant Shore, Over the Sands, Housemaid, and Star Actress amid miscellaneous credits and entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Cann
Tamerlane
Front Royal
F. Grainger
Harry Lauder
Noble Grand
Over the Sands
Flittergeld
Hester Preane
Broomtower
Clacianatl Enquirer
Tamerline
Vasa
Buzz Asound
Hudas Brother
Flatbush
Fifty-Five
Futtergold
Distant Shore
Change
Hroomtower
Napier
Flitaway
Ejla Jennings
Gus Flothus
Wwe
Buzz Argune
Ranka
Geltta
Upwart
Teagi
Harry Lavider
Tifty-Ave
de Grande
Ren Quince Los
Vincentor
Della Mack
Petty Regan
Adams
Ue ' A
Lerall
Dennison
Jas Plitterge
Borgo
Cathn
Broom Flower
Fenrauk
Helen
Youeles
Adama School
Rennisers
Catlin RF i
Mies
Payne
Sheers
Dane
Gurevich
Flitawa
Sratune
Langer
Ben Horaken
Jehar Gurevteh
Rardrick
Hecker
Mi Yen
Hiesie Te Latonia
Tranaltor
Nastasia
Brickley
Nationals Triumph Over Americans In Lewiston Showdown
In Lewiston Idaho the All-Nationals defeated the Americans 4 to 1 as Alexander outpitched James. Errors fueled all four runs in a pitchers battle, with Alexander and Killifer behind the Nationals victory and McRios as the Americans’ battery.
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Alexander
James
Lewiston
Idaho
Killifera
dcRios
Blankenburg Wins Dramatic Steeplechase at Laurel Park
In Laurel Park’s Chevy Chase mile handicap program Blankenburg surged from a tight finish to edge Shannon River by a neck, after Syosset led early and faded. Republican captured the mile handicap, defeating Paint Brush and Montresor in 1 38 1 5, while U S Golf Association reports 39 clubs with 30 percent rated as sedate and 7 active, up twenty from last year.
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Chevy Chase
Laurel Park
Blankenburg
Shannon Miller
Syosset
Ponda
Blankenberg
Shannon River
Haynes
Gtill
Shannon Rivers
Allen
J. C. Talbott
Republican
Paint Brush
Montresor
Robert Bradley
U. S. Golf Association
United States Golf Association
Mipinma
Overweigis
River King
Mrelicka
Rovelty
Wave Eay
Bing
Barkle
Whoner
Jovkeys
Brankenburg
Kaanen
Niu
Natty
Syomcet
Zis
Grapward
Bart Good
J Teary
Reek Sand
Hbeldame
BD. J. Leary
Butwell
Water Welles
Linis
Lafferty
St Lins
Star Gate
Schutringer
Jimmy
N . Moore
Serat
Lohengrin
J. Li
J_ 1
Lillis
Uncle Jimmy
Miss. Canale
Huuze
Port
St. A
Inlex Horte
Kaye Straa
Republican We
Calabasas
Ah Montreseor
Roar
Steward
Purux
Holiday
RY Ryan
Mrates
Renuh Iran
Mugsrat
Netniaker
Piace ‘Ing
F Hendran' H
Rinner
Ormicant Gval
W. Shields
Valus
Klelg
Wert
Post
St. Q . Finackeye
Stratabe
Place
J. PoPar
Calanan
Uray
Truzler
S. Davie
McCahey
Ben
Klux
Carle den
Fons
Abbitsford
Earl of Savor
Sly
Betling
Whaner
Sweeney
Chares Edward
Siberia
J. McKenna
Lady Grant
Flan
Ze Langford
Hunt
Huda
Sia Ambrose
Caro Nome
Joe Finn
Beaumont Belle
Buzz
Ilindu
Today's Racing Entries From Track Card
Racing entries listed with horse names and numbers for four year olds and up. Weather clear and track conditions noted. Names include Bemie Latmer Billows J Notam Broomsedge Kiva Cecil Prai Gees Esthe Boyer Dockery Mas Tue Green Clerk McCur Ti Rea Figioe Yankee Think race Selling Trane act Aluwanvey Boden Sin ret Finn Betle Father Gutch Park Fifth race Alfomances Conver Martines Lita String Fur Fale O'Day Ole Hen Bing Cream WR Star Actress Trepariis Ena Brite of It.
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Bemie la
Billows
Notam Broomsedge
Bernad
Kiva
Cecil
I Praia
Civ Gees
Esthe Boyer
David Jamee Dockery
Green
Clerk
K McCur
Ti Realoa
Figioe Yankee
Laur Calamiat
O'Rei
Aluwanvey
Oie
Ward
Finn
Rash
Betle Father
Gutch Park
Alfomances
Fovew
Fe. Conver MG. Martines
Williams and Gibbons Win In Boxing Heats
Brooklyn crowd watches Williams outpoint Brandt while Gibbons defeats Mudie in ten rounds. Kid W jams bantamweight champs, Maxwell beaten by Gibbons in a brisk program at Broadway club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Kid W Jams
M Gibbons
St. Paul
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kreeling Tech
Central Eleven
O—M. A.C
Aesy
Blanquette
Sidney West
Dunlap &Christy
Federal League
Baker
Haulelph
Gowdy
Frank Haker
the Sweater Shop
Julius A. West
Seventh St
Washington Dog
Supper
Oschenrelter
Capt. Gibson
Seisenreiter
Ochsenrelter
Magottin
Pratt
Intra
Sidenes
Macdonald
Obetadt
McKenney
Fuil
Baasett
M. A.C
Gov. Cox
Braves
Morrison
I. E
Withers
Morgan
E. G
Singleton
Vance
Glo Kennson
R. T
Henmoner
R. Ec
Jacoba
F. Hb
Balm Stansbury
Q. B. Ie
Ie Shumaker
Shumaker
Lewis
Miller
Bobbitt
Merrells
West Virginia Wesleyan Strong
Gallaudet and
Latonia
Fidget
Taylor
Water Witch
Murphy
Flossia Crockett
Giltedge
Tida Earl
May Reardon
Margeret Buckey
Little Slim
Huttle
Dimity
Cagrail
Dignity
Mary Ann K
Pool
Carneau
Rice
Princess Gallaway
Loftus
Fellowman
Gabrie
Sherlock Mwealmea
Red Rwow
Clark
Leamence
Chrystian
Taytory
Martha Lee
Goore
Mensta
Actan
Lady Jane Gray
Kneet
Loulee May
Sect Cap
Goldcrest Girl
Mimiro
False
Lackrose
Mott
Wun
Stoutheart
Celle
Robinson
Thue
York
Dob Hensley
Sebago
Polala
Royal Tea
Thestres
Purtong
Morristown
Alan
Mockery
Metcalft
Lady Prrant
Revert Kay
Motel
Leslus
Altzn Gold
Joe Stain
Wevanoke
Bonnie Blaise
Milton B
Spiodle
Marshon
Beulah 8
Oree Stickpin
Sheriff Nolte
Cincinnati Enquirer
Broomsedge
Hessle Latimer
the Reach
Jas Dockery
O'Reilly
Trans Miller
Gallant Boy
Hodge
Floral Park
Little Hather
Converse
Cassha
Martiros
Old Ben
Star Actress
Cream
Laurel
Adams Quint
Dennison School
Williams and Gibbons
Brandt
Maxwell
W. PL Fine
Mrelick
Glassweed
L. E Fine
Icka
Carlone
WW &T
Schutt Inger
Kopie
Rave
Tucker
Traloe
Coats
Goldheim & Sons
Morton C. Stout &Co
Aeons Vts
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