Barnard to Coach George Washingtons 1913 Football Team
Harvard guard and All American nominee Arthur Barnard named to coach George Washington University football for the 1913 season. The squad aims to improve with a nine game schedule including Gallaudet Swarthmore Johns Hopkins Maryland St Johns Delaware Georgetown and Washington and Lee at Van Ness Park and Annapolis. Captain Steenerson arrival pending training formalities and word on when practice will begin.
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Weight throws threaten world records at Newport
John Flanagan of New York set two distances in weight events at Newport Rhode Island that would threaten world records if officially recognized. In the 16 pound hammer he threw 175 feet and in the 16 pound weight he reached 42 feet both echoes of earlier Long Island City marks. Inter-League Championship action also noted with St. Martins facing Epiphany Chapel and Fifth Baptist at American League Park. Barrow resigns to manage Toronto Eastern League club. Sandbagge ad copy mentions Dr King’s New Discovery for colds.
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Washington Beats Boston in Doubleheader Slaughter
Washington Nationals overwhelm Boston in a twinned doubleheader at Boston. In the first game Patten’s wildness helps Boston score six, but Washington wins 14 to 6 behind Winter. In the second, Falkenberg shuts out Boston as Washington erupts for seven runs to win 14 to 0, with Nill, Cassidy, Hickman and Stahl delivering key hits and home runs.
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St. Louis Drops Doubleheader to Cleveland in 11 Innings
St. Louis lost to Cleveland in a twin bill at home. First game went 11 innings with Bernhard pitching to a 2 1 score. In the second game Cleveland won 2 to 1 as Rockenfeld and Bay led St Louis hitters while Pelty and Bernhard split the mound duties. Attendance about 2,800.
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National League results and standings update
Cincinnati beat Chicago 3 to 2 while Chicago routed Cincinnati 12 to 0. Brooklyn, New York and rain affected Brooklyn at New York and Pittsburg at St Louis games. Chicago sits behind New York and Cincinnati, with Pittsburg and St Louis trailing. standings show New York leading, Cincinnati fourth, Chicago fifth.
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Cincinnati and Chicago Split Doubleheader in Darkened Game
Cincinnati and Chicago split a two game set at Cincinnati with a pitching duel led by Vowinkel in the first game and Chech lasting only a third of an inning in the second before darkness ended play. Attendance reached about 3,000 as Chicago won the nightcap 3 to 2 after a late rally.
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Britt's Heart Overtaxed In Britt Nelson Fight Report
Special to The Washington Fest from San Francisco notes a physician's opinion that Britt's defeat came from heart overtaxing. Discoloration appeared on Britt's back from round four, similar marks briefly on Nelson, implying strain. The expert cites training errors and suggests mountain training instead of beach workouts.
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Baseball Notes From The Nationa League And Beyond
Fielder Jones has been driven from Detroit three times this year and Washington failed to turn a double play against Cleveland. Rain halted a Departmental League double header last night. The Nationals own thirteen more wins to date than the Senators did in 1904. Washington ends the Boston series then moves to New York. Stahl aims for more hits with twenty five safeties in eighteen games. Pirates strive to catch Giants but must do so alone, unlikely to reach McGraw’s crew. If Athletics meet Giants in the world series many Washington fans will travel to Philadelphia. Rain spoiled yesterday’s Highlanders Athletics double header at Philadelphia. next week games may move to New York. Um pire Jack Sheridan may be named arbitrator in the championship games. Tom Hughes’ brother debuted for Washington in a tough moment. Nationals note the parallel with Jack Chesbro’s early major league reception.
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Pittsburg
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McGraw
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Philadelphia
Highlanders
Quaker City
Jack Sheridan
Tom Hughes
Washingtons
Jack Chesbro
Jack
Jongue
Pete Browning Immortal slugger and Gotham of the diamond
The tribute lauds Pete Browning as the mightiest slugger and a beloved star of baseball. It recalls his grounders, crowd adulation, and impact with the St Louis Browns, praising his eye and swing and declaring him an Immortal in the history of the game.
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Williamson
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Louisville
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Guy Hecker
Tom Ramsay
Polonius
Solomon
Minor League Scores and Virginia Championship Result
Baseball and wrestling notes from various leagues and cities. Indianapolis beat Columbus 1 0, Minneapolis 8 6 over Milwaukee, St Paul 3 over Kanees City, Louisville postponed, Birmingham 1 2 New Orleans, and rain delays in several Eastern and Southern League games. Virginia State title game in Winchester Staunton 2 1 in a fast pitchers’ duel. Cella bids $160000 to buy Grosse Pointe track. Murray defeats Maher in a 2 of 3 wrestling bout at Potomac Club.
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Baltimore
Potomac Athletic Club
Referee Graney Bet Ruling Sparks Boxing Controversy
The Britt Nelson fight bets were declared off by Referee Graney without official authority, prompting debate among Washington sportsmen and press voices. Some insist bets should stand, others accept the ruling as final amid suspicions of collusion and a pervasive atmosphere around the bout.
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Interleague games set for Capital City series
The Capital City and Sunday-school Leagues held final pre series meetings to finalize details for interleague play. Umpire Handiboe will officiate the first game this afternoon at 6 oclock on the Church League grounds Fourteenth street and Lydecker avenue.
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Colonial Girl Wins Pegasus Left At The Fast
New York dispatch reports Colonial Girl as second choice won the First Special at the Brooklyn Jockey Club fall meeting defying favorite Caughnawaga. Water Light led early, Colonial Girl seized the lead in the stretch, Red Fern chased but failed to catch the winner. Race times shown and other event results follow with multiple races and placements.
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Fort Erie Races Report Show Wet Track Upsets
At Fort Erie today Favorites were beaten across nearly all races as rain drenched the course and the track ran heavy. In the six races Elba won first with 4 to 1, Sonnet captured the second at 13 to 1, Green Crest led the mile third, Jilett took the fourth, John Gerner won the fifth, and Steel Trap secured the seventh, with multiple horses placing as second or third in each event.
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W. H. Carey
Opsineck
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Jungle Imp
Mamie Algol
Steel Trap
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Racing Entries and Postseason Note from Sporting Editor
Racing entries list six races with detailed horse names and weights across multiple purses and conditions. A note from the Sporting Editor discusses potential post season games if the Athletics win and confirms dates will be set after league championships. Syracuse harness races at the State fair were postponed due to rain.
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Syracuse
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Rheumatism Sufferer Credits SS Cure After Treatment
A patient troubled with rheumatism for two years and stiff joints found relief after using SS. The writer describes severe limitation in daily tasks and household work, then asserts full recovery and strong endorsement of the remedy.
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