New Rules Being Thrashed Out by Southern Coaches
Special to The Washington Post reports Southern coaches meeting at Charlottesville to hear Dr. William A Lambeth's interpretation of new intercollegiate football rules. They anticipate open attack with diamond formations, redesigned back positions, and increased forward passing this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Charlottesvile
Wiliam A Lambeth
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Thomasville
Nju
Iren Crawford
Virginia
Billy Gloth
Virginia Miliary Institute
Johnnie Neff
University of South Carolina
Rive Warren
Randolph Macon College
Ashland
Clash for Tennis Honors at Chevy Chase Club
Norfolk players invade Washington area to contest Intercity honors on the Chevy Chase Club courts. Elsewhere Bladensburg loses to Stanhope 9 6 in a slugging contest as Stanhope hosts a Washington club. Also note Greenwood edges Jackson to win the Cotton States pennant with H Hutchinson likely to enter the U S Championship at Brookline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Chevy Chase
Battimore
Oriale
Doyle
Winston
H. A. Doylas
Whitehead
Gee
Ayter
Izard
Taylor
Gordon
Agelesto
Ioward
A. McIntosh
Moorehead
Belt
L. I Doyle
Angter
Loubles
Doyie Brothers
Ward
Taylor Brothers
Garten
Howard
Mclntosh
L. J. Doyie
Ret and
Angier
Bladensburg
Stanhope A. C
Stanhope Athletic Club
Washington
Stanhopa
Bladensp'g
Miranthse
Anderson
McCorm
Lohman
MacNeil Ib
O‘bassey
Sap
Carer Cf
Oprekatt
Pss
Curtin
Odo'nell
Hartley
Gaech
de Testa
OY Hlevzbef
Ohabor
Batis
Hindensburg
Raps
McCormick
MacNeil
Diver
Lyons
Neil Hailes
Duckett
Ro Hartley
W. Harney
Haber and
Gasch
Hatnr
Woran
Bailes
A O'Neil
OM Duckett
Bailey
A O'Dell
Hartey
Lohman, 2 Stolen Bases— McCormick (2) MacNeil (3), Diver, Lyons, W. Harts
Habor
Manone
Mesera
Nagles
Cotton States
Greenwood
Jackson
Misg
Hattiesburg
Yazoo City
Méridian
Vicksburo
Wood Thornton
Britain
U. S
H G. Hutchinson
Great Britain
United States
Clyde Park
Brookline
Boston
Langley Targeted by George Washington Eleven
George Langley formerly of Michigan considers a place on George Washington University’s football team. Coach Maggoffin praises Langley as fast and steady, noting his past weight gain and the injury incident in 1905. Initial workouts are set for September 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggottin
Elect Curtis
Langley
Mageoffin
Cobb Leads AL Batting Race In Strong Week
Ty Cobb and Nap Lajoie push ahead with standout weeks as Speaker slips to third. Wagner challenges but Cobb remains favorite for the auto and batting crown, with Lajoie a close second and Speaker a solid third if rivals stumble in the stretch.
Giants Yanks post season series eyed in 1910
Special to The Washington Post New York September 4 1910 talks advance on a seven game post season series between the Giants and the Yankees If sentiment favors it Giants owner John Brush has agreed to the plan Frank Farrell just back from Cincinnati confirms negotiations The series would crown the city champion for 1910 with games at both league parks and the polo grounds with a possible trip to New York within ten days for final arrangements
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New York
Giants
Yankees
Frank Farrell
Cincinnati
John Tr. Brush
Tha
Chicago
Farrell
Brush
Tirazd
Baseball Fa
Fron
Leen
Foo Ground
Brush Iy
Nine auto races on card at Indianapolis speedway
For the final day of the races at the motor speedway nine events are scheduled. The feature will be a 200 mile stock car race for up to 600 cubic inches with a $1000 prize, plus a one mile open event and a 260 mile free for all.
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Canada
Toronto
E. J. Webb
George Goulding
Indianapolis
Ind
The
Motor Speedway
Pimlico Racing Entries Feature Mixed Stakes and Hauls
Entries list for Pimlico races includes handicap sprints for two year olds and up, steeplechases, and a Labor Day handicap. Notable horses named include Edwin H, Belle of Jessamine, Takahira, Davy, and Mingo with several odds listed. Mexican, Nebuchadnezzer, and Nebuch emphasize large fields. The card also notes a double header baseball action between Nebraska Indians and Washington Giants.
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Pimlico
Edwin H
Belle of
St. Abe
Voxer
Gelter
Venne
Davy
Stargowan
Bombie
Mila. Punch
Codex
Speculator
Grand Rapids
Hugo Kellychane
Miten Jabon
Mingo
Dicey
Vdr
Grauntarke
Miller
I Shini Siebold
Harpist
Nebraska Indians
Washington Giants
King Brook
Souvigny
Iron Prince
Peter
Too
Adventurer
Nutellus
Wilton Lackaye
Jessamine
Miss ‘Randolph
El@jro
King of Bashan
Bequence
Jahn
Excellence
Bounder
Miss Columbia
Rosewell
Chilton Squaw
Muskineton
Cloud
Alice Virginia
Cherokees Foxe
Supervisor
Micco
the Rascal
Windsor
Trustee
Gold Leaf
Coal Shoot
Miserve
Clay
Twickenham
Northumberland
Apple Prince
Rash
Fort Worth
Nebuchadnezzer
Lizale Fat
Ted
Dr. Heard
Dr. Pillow
Francia Joseph
John Dillon
Hally Castle
Nick of Time
Compton
Bendrisa
Eifu Beau
the Golden Butterfly
Grania
J. H. Houghton
Tony
Misa
Jones
Jim
Miss
Hallock
Tonlata
English Esther
Dumbhside
Paul Davin
Flying Squirrel
Amands Lee
Syibin Dunbar
Wools Caste
Howlet
Maltine
Shawnee
Colonel Ashmeade
Badminster
Riserman
Ferrand Cochilan
le Reine Hindoo
Dolly Bultman
Kokomo
Injury
Laughing Eyes
Anna L. Daley
Lad of
Langden
Hans
Sintran
King of Mint
Ameron
Saqting
Miles My Gal
Bang
Responseful
Golconda
King of Mist
Civita
Binfran
Leading Labor Day Sporting Events Across Several Cities
A Labor Day sports roundup lists track and field meets in Washington Grove Maryland Forrestville Massachusetts and Burkes Virginia among others. Events include cricket matches at Rock Creek Park and Petworth games at Capital City Park plus tennis in Washington and Boston.
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Washington Grove
Forrestville
Parkes Track
Burkes
Maryland United Hunts
Workington
New York
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Blazen Island
Newport
Indianapelta
Regatta on the Schuylkill Draws Eastern Rowing Elite
Philadelphia firms expect one of the greatest regattas on the Schuylkill with near record entries from eastern clubs. Local crews hope for four titles while out of town clubs field many fast boats in junior and senior events, the feature being the senior eight oared shell between Fairmount and Vesey clubs.
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Philadelphia
Washington Post
Schuylkill
Middle States
Fairmount
Ves Ber
Mtrieg
James O'Neill
Non- Pareil R. C
George T. Lewis
Arie B. C
New Rochelle Rowing Club
Noupareli Rowing Club
A. W. Palmer
Bow
F. P. Crowley
C. M. Schwartz
G. W. Sister
Vesper Boat Club
C. Strohm
K. A. Graef
G. Lehm
P. ‘Rainville
Koch
Fairmount Rowing Association
F. Smith
Wy. J. Clay
N. Hannings
R. McBride
F Rose 3d
Arundel Boat Club
W. Klipper
C. Shauman
E. We
M. Drew
W. Glading
W- H. Graver
B. Porter
R. G Ayres
Co. Swain
Veeped Boat Club
A. Purstensa
B. Albrecht
C. P. Barth
R. J. Crombie
Strohm
R. J. Schell
F. J. Muller
J. Mulroney
Osred Sheth
Malta Boat Club
Malone
D. Stewart
EB. Porter
F Joy
Sixuke Vesper Best Club
E. J. Hadmen
J B. Kelly
R J. Cromble
H. J. Detaecke
West Philadelphia Boat Club
E J. Hoerring
H. Werner
New York Athletic Club
H. J Clarke
J. A. MecKenna
Sheppshead Hay
G. FA. Regan
J. Rogan
Ariel
C. W. Hoigh
G. T
H. T Schoen
W. J. Clay
N. T Jennings
RO McBride
F. Hose
Vesper Boat ‘Club
G. W. Engle
Gordon
Hartmen
C. Shock
F.J. Mutler
J. B. ‘Kelly
BR. J. Crombie
H. J
Reds And Pirates Divide In Twin Bill At Cincinnati
Cincinnati Chronicle reports Cincinnati and Pittsburg split a doubleheader with the locals winning 6 to 0 in the first game while Pittsburg took the nightcap 7 to 3. Sages left injured in the opener. Line scores show mismatched baserunning and valiant pitching as Bescher Wagner and Campbell star for the Pirates, with Cameron and Beebe handling mound duties for the hosts.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Jobing
Sages
E Byrne
Leach
Campbell
tHeplitzell
Wagner
OlMitchell
Miller
Paskert
Flynn
McLean
Hyatt
Olicbert
Whitson
OlMcMillan
Bimen
Camnitz
Ferry
Hymne
Bescher
Fran
Phelao
Cinekonath
Egin
Mitchell
Suggs
Balle
OM Camnitz
Gaspar
Camnite
Mesers
Rigter
Emalle
Heblitzell
Meter
Mitehell
Fivatt
OlPackert
Wilson
Gibson
Phillippe
Ol McMillen
Beede
Pitsburg
Rune—Byrne
Hoblitzell
Heseher
Jeses-Wagner
Byrne
McMillan
OM Beebe
Beebe
Emaire
Rlgier
Suits Marked Down in Odd Lot Sizes
Bargain shoppers are invited to review the odd lot and smaller sizes of $20 and $25 suits marked down. Limited stock available as discounts apply to remaining inventory.
Jack Johnson Smile Noted in Racial Ring History
The piece surveys fighter temperaments, noting Jack Johnson’s broad smile and its effect in the Reno bout with Jeffries. It contrasts Johnson with historic Black champions Peter Jackson, Joe Walcott, Prof Hadley, George Peters, Gans, and Dixon, highlighting how calm or playful demeanors influenced ring strategy and outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Johnson
Reno
Jack
Jeffries
Jeff
Peter Jackson
Australia
Peter
Jackson
Joe Walcott
Barbados
Joe
Dick O'Brien
Boston
O'Brien
Walcott
O’brien
Hadley
George Peters
Jack O'Keefe
Peters
Melvine Thompson
Frankfort Street
Thompson
Gans
Dixon
Joe Gans
George Dixon
Joey
Baseball Schedule Highlights From Today’s Games
The courier lists games across major cities with lineups including Chicago at Cincinnati, St. Louis at Pittsburg, New York at Brooklyn, and Boston at Philadelphia offering morning and afternoon matchups.
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Boston
Philadelphia
New York
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
Pittsbure
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Hess
Brooklyn
Washington and Baltimore to close intercity cricket clash at Rock Creek
The Washington Cricket Club and Sons of St George Cricket Club of Baltimore face off at Rock Creek grounds from noon to 6 pm. Capt. J S Cannon lists a long-timeup of players including Rose Cannon Norman Barr McWade Burke Carten Warren Callendar Hoberts Sousa and King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Cricket Club
Sons of St. George Cricket Club
Baltimore
Rock Creek Grounds
J. S Cannon
Rose
Cannon
Norman
Barr
McWade
Burke
Carten
Warren
Callendar
Hoberts
Sousa
King
Orioles
Samuels
Springham
Thompson
Hyde
Burrill
Sharland
Guthrie
Ainsworth, Jr
Hiwara
Multiple leagues and scores in a cluttered baseball summary
A noisy listing shows Pimlico and many horse names, followed by a long sequence of players and teams. It then shifts to ballgames with Milwaukee beating Kansas City 2 0 and 3 1, Columbus games, Jersey City vs Providence, Newark vs Baltimore 2 0 and 4 0, Albany Elmira results, Wilkes Barre Syracuse, and many other city matchups across leagues with inconsistent punctuation and stray names.
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Cobb
Sidney West
Giamond
Bacs Kile
Elect Grier
Norfolk Racketers
Toder
Mertz
Mertz & Mertz CO
F Street
Ping’ Bodie
San Francisco
Roy Brashear
Vernon
Roy
Los Angeles
Tommy Tennant
TY Cobb
Lajoie
Larry Lajoie
Atteker
Real Fast Company
Willow
Naps
Red Sox
Lajoice
Hans Wagner
Speaker
Anes Vee
Er Lajoie
Snodgrass
Vanderbilt
Ghantilly
France
Wiliam K. Vanderbilt
Reinhart
REDS
Pirates
Hahn & Co
7Th
Ste
S. EB
Ninth and the Avenue
W. Dua
Ras ‘Washinton
St. Louie
Rock Creek Park
Sheppard
Melvin W. Sheppard
A. C
Montreal
Lunghi
Brooklyn Baseball Grounds
Gay Deceiver
el Oro
Takahira
Renault
Matanon
Dicey, Jr
Ticket of Leave
Thistledale
Bound Brook
Peter Young
Nutellug
John Miller
Witton Lackaye
Hounder
Mick o'Time
Ballycantie
Tony Bouero
Rose Entry
J. H. Houghton Hager
Spellbound
Blackford
American Association
Minnneapolis
Minneapolis
Rocky Point
Jersey City
Providence
Newark
New York State League
Albany
Elmira
Albans
Elmire
Wilkes-Barre
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Mimyahie Bonito
Memphis
Omaha
Linco
Lincoln
Denver
St. Joseph
Wichita
Topeka
Dea Moines
Gious Fit
Slogan City
Seman Bros Acs
Sait
Newcorn & Green
F Street Merchant Tailors
Merton Stout
Wanncee
St.n.w
Meyer's Military Shop
Pa. Ave
N. W
Maryland United
HUNTS
Gere
Royal Pilsen
Abner-Brury Brewing
Green
Burns
Noah Brusso
Tommy Burne
Tom Flanigoh
Tom Longboat
Jimmy Murphy
Longboat
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