Only Two Clubs Retain Their Managers This Season
Washington clubs face managerial upheaval as five or more teams may change leaders in 1912. The Athletics and Detroit are fixed. New York and Chicago leaders face uncertain futures amid fan discontent, ticket woes, and calls for rebuilding. Griffith’s Washington bid enters the mix with discussions among Johnson and directors.
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Gallaudet Beaten as Penalties Swing Score
Washington suffers a heavy yardage loss due to offsides and holding penalties. Second period brings a sensational shift as Battiste delivers a standout performance in this football game.
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Mount Washington Defeats Gallaudet 6 to 0 in Clash
Mount Washington beat Gallaudet 6 to 0 on the club grounds with Dutch Ruhl kick starting scoring, Steele crossing for the Mountaineers only touchdown, and a strong Mount Washington defense shutting out the visitors who relied on forward passes and trick plays. Penalties and fielding miscues hindered Gallaudet, while Mount Washington used old style ball and punting to maintain their advantage.
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Airing Scalp Ticket Methods in World Series Sales
Chicago reports an ongoing formal examination into how New York Club sold world series tickets. B B Johnson, president of the American League, says new evidence supports a public airing and has asked August Herrmann to convene a meeting immediately. Witnesses claim a trunk of reserve tickets was moved from the St James building before the October 4 game in New York.
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Eynon Captures First Honors in Columbia Golf Tourney
In ideal conditions the first annual Columbia Country Club fair tournament concluded with Eddie B. Eynon Jr. of Columbia defeating Samuel Dalzell of Chevy Chase 3 up and 2 to play to claim the club trophy in the first sixteen. Davidson bested Jackson 1 up in the second sixteen final, Jackson nearly forcing a 16th hole finish.
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Prize Winners First Sixteen and Handicap Details
Semifinal rounds feature W. A. Knowles and Loren Johnson with victories in the fourth sixteenth. Virginia beats VMI 22 to 6 in Charlottesville with Todd Yaeger and Jett starring. Catholic University and Maryland Agric. College play a hard fought 6-6 tie on University Field.
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Georgetown Preps Beat Episcopal in Modern Football Tilt
Georgetown Preparatory School defeats Episcopal High School 11 to 5 in a fast modern game featuring repeated forward passes. Key players Mastin Mayum Plamendon Crowe starred for Georgetown with solid tackling and punting. Episcopal’s lineup included Worley and Hurley. The match marked the first prep victory over Episcopal in ten seasons and showcased open, high‑tempo play on Georgetown field.
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