Owens as Assistant Coach at Georgetown Grid 1903
Dr Logan Owens, former Georgetown athlete and ex captain, to assist the Blue and Gray eleven this fall. He will coach scrubs until November 1 after a two hour practice showing mixed scrubs and varsity work, with lineup shifts and injuries noted including Martell thumb fracture.
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Georgetown
Blue and Gray Eleven
Logan Owens
Georgetown Field
Qweng
University
Donovan
Bull
Church
Sutor
Scrubs
McGettigan
Carroll
Capt. Mahoney
Neill
McLaughlin
Boston Latin School
Monahan
McCarthy
Dougherty Graham
Abbathcenia
High School Football Teams Open Practice for October Games
High school football squads began workouts ahead of a ten game fall schedule. Techs aim to defend their title with ten returning players and strong new talent under coach Hecox. Western captained by Church, Central led by Tindall, and Business and Eastern showing promise, gridiron play begins in October with a slate of ten games including early matchups like Business versus Eastern and Central versus Hasern.
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Technicals
Hecox
Techs
Bays
Western
Georgetown
Church
Central High School
Tindall
Tech
Hart
Business High
Eastern
Business
Technical
Central
Hastern
Busness
Eestern
Virginia's Schedule Delivers Four Home Games and NY(NBC) Rivalry
The University of Virginia's schedule lists games with Randolph Macon College Washington and Lee Penn Agricultural and Mechanical College North Carolina Naval Cadets Carlisle Indians VPI and the Norfolk venue. A Thanksgiving Day clash is set for Richmond against the University of North Carolina. Belmont Athletic Club also seeks challenges from other teams.
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North Carolina
Washington Post
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
R. P. Bell
Randolph Macan College
Washington and Lee
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Agricultural and Mechanial College
N. C
Virginia Miliary Institute
Carlisle Indians
Norfolk
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Richmond
Naval Cadets
Annapolis
University of North Carolina
Hichmond
Belmont Athletics Strengthened by New Signings
Washington notes the eleven gains Holland formerly with the Indians of New York and Allison from the Pittsburg Athletic Club. The Belmonts seek to schedule games with all high school teams and the Maryland Agricultural College. Address J. Mack, Belmont Athletic Club, 87 A Street Northwest.
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Washington
Holland
The
Indians
New York
Allison
Pittsburg
Baseball Notes Highlight Mixed Analytics Across 1914 Season
Boston's chances look good again as Phillies stay frisky with spring near. National League race amuses but grows burlesque. Toledo ends season with 107 defeats. Ban Johnson seeks spring series in Cincinnati. Lajoie sidelined by a barley horse illness. Stone joins Boston Americans at Detroit for the balance of the campaign. White Sox pitcher Owen injured. Lindemann signs with the Hobokens, Gallagher notes Highlanders' trouble. Hamilton to lead Harrisburg in Tri-State League. Bay injures ankle, Johnson drafts Gilbert who signs with Pirates. McGuire vows full games as pennant chase continues. Western League penant near, Denver clinched. attendance questions and padded Boston turnout debated.
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Boston
Phillies
Pittsburg
Boston Americans
Toledo
Senators
Ban Johnson
Reds
Cincinnati
Lajoie
Stone
Detroit
Owen
White Sox
Comiskey
McGraw
Lindemann
Hobokens
Athletics
Washington
Clarke Griffith
Highlanders
Philadelphia Telegraph
Billy Hamilton
Ntarrisburg
Gilbert
Little Rock
Pirates
Jim McGuire
Denver
Colorado Springs
Omaha
Pigeon Race Planned at Hagerstown Fair by Federation
Arrangements proceed for a homing pigeon race at the Hagerstown fair under the Washington Federation of Homing Pigeon Fanciers. Committee includes Ladd, Dismer, Foy, Ruppert, Herfurth, Kraus. Entries from Baltimore and York, Pa., target 500 and 200 birds respectively. A silver cup worth 50 dollars plus three federation prizes. training runs October 2 and 9. entries close October 2. federation members and nonmembers may enter by visiting 1236 Eighth street next Thursday at 3 p.m.
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Hagerstown Fair
Washington Federation of Homing Pigeon Fanciers
J. C. Ladd
WF. Dismer
W. J. Foy
C. F. Ruppert
Harry Herfurth
Phil Kraus
Ernest R. A. Litzau
Baltimore
C. R. Thomas
York
Birds
Fair Management
Federation
Rockville
Washington Junction
Eighth Street
F. Ruppert
Lotta
T. Coley
Ed. Crouch
L. Duehring
R. Read
L. B. Nye
H. Reade
F. Kruge
W. Norwood
J.C. Ladd
P. Kraus
H. Herfarth
R. A. Huntt
J. ¢. Dove
W. J. Fay
E. B. Bowles
Thompson Pumphrey
H. Lusby
W. F. Diemer
B. F. Miller
James Greenwood
A. S. Johnston
W. E. Gebicke
Dr. R. R. Ashworth
C. Gettyman
W. Ferguson
G. Schroth
Charles F. Ruppert
W. F. Dismer
Riley A. Huntt
Error of Judgment in Senators Series Sends Disastrous Run
New York leading pitchers Chesbro and Patten dominate despite several misplays by the Senators. Donovan’s timely hits propel the Nationals to wins while the Highlanders rely on the infamous spit ball. Chesbro aims for forty-two victories as Washington heads to St Louis for the final Western series, three games per city unless postponed.
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Jackson
Senators
Chesbro
Patten Masters
Highlanders
Jacobsen
New York
Washington
Donovan
Kittredge
Townsend
Huelsman
Cassidy
Hill
Stahl
Mullin
O'Neill
Fleet
Case Patten
St. Louis
Detroits
Browns
New Yorks
G. AR
P. Donavan
Hul
Casaldy
Clarke
Hugher
Patten
National League results and standings from Boston games
National League results show Brooklyn and New York splitting, Chicago and Philadelphia trading wins, with St Louis and Boston each winning one of two. Standings list New York, St Louis, Chicago, Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Boston, and others with varying records. Both games in Boston were close. Willis struck out twelve in the first game, McGinley started for St Louis in the second, and attendance reached 1,317.
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Brooklyn
Pittsboro
Pitteborg
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Cincinnati
Boston
St. Louis
Pittsburg
W. L. Pet
W. J. Pet
Willis
McGinley
Brooklyn Nationals Shut Out Pittsburg in Double Header
In Brooklyn on September X, the Nationals defeated Pittsburg in both games of a double-header. The visitors were shut out 2 to 0 in game one with Scanlon facing Lynch, the former Brown University pitcher. Durham started the second game for Pittsburg as Brooklyn won 3 to 1 before an attendance of 2,500.
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Brooklyn
Fotal Nationals
Pittsburg
Scanlon
Lynch
Brown University
Durham
Break Even At Philadelphia In Slow Game
Philadelphia and Chicago split doubleheader with close scores. Hits scarce in the opener as Wicker stood out for Chicago. In the nightcap Philadelphia rallied for four runs in the third inning before darkness ended play in the seventh. Attendance listed as 1,350.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Chicago
Wicker
Senators Win at Harrisburg in Close Spring Training Tilt
Special to The Washington Post Harrisburg faced the Washington American League team before nearly 5,000 spectators. Hilbert pitched well but fielding errors by Hilbert Broderick and Taylor allowed three Harrisburg runs in the second inning. Toe Cassidy, Washington shortstop, drew a big hometown ovation and received a diamond pin. Final lineups show Washington 8 Harrisburg 6, with key miscues and one three-base hit by Hilbert.
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Washington Post
Harrisburg
Washington
Rhoa
O'Neil
Bouncer
Milt Sylee
Murphy
Stahl
Taylor
Hucsman
Wall
Hilbert
Mr. Drennen
Eastern and Southern League Scores Reported in Compact Card
Eastern League results include Rochester 6 over Providence 3 in Rochester and Buffalo 6 over Baltimore 4 in seven innings. Toronto 3 Newark 2 in Toronto first game, Toronto 4 Newark 4 second game. Montreal 3 Jersey City 0 in Montreal and Jersey City 8 Montreal 3 in Montreal. Southern League saw Atlanta 4 Shreveport 3 first game and Atlanta 3 Shreveport 4 second game, Birmingham 1 Memphis 0, Nashville 10 Little Rock 4, New Orleans Montgomery not scheduled.
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Rochester
Providence
Buffalo
Baltimore
Toronto
Newark
Montreal
Jersey City
Southern League
Atlanta
Shreveport
Cotond
Birmingham
Memphis
Nashville
Little Rock
New Orleans
New Orleann-Montgomery
Asthma and Hay Fever Cured by Schiffmann Cure
Rev G T Taylor of Washburn TL praises a permanent asthma cure after seven years of trial and a Hay Fever sufferer reports relief after initial use The testimonials note cures and recommend the Schiffmann Asthma Cure sold by druggists at 0c and 91 00 Send 2c stamp to Dr R Schiffmann Box 296 St Paul Minn for a free trial pack BRO
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Schiffmann
G. T. Taylor
Washburn
Martha Simerson
Laingsburg
Mich
R. Schiffmann
St. Paul
Minn
Parker Bridget Hats and Clothing Price Comparison
Parker Bridget hats and clothing are advertised as superior with double value versus rival prices. The ad highlights Parker Bridget’s extra fabric and finish, praising the quality and exclusivity of Scotch tweeds and shadow stripe worsteds, with a featured $20 line as a mid-range value.
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Parker- Bridget
Parker-Bridget
Parker Bridget & Co Head to Foot Outfitters Game Note
Parker Bridget & Co. headlines for a footgear event at 9th and Pennsylvania Avenue. First base on balls, pitching by Briggs, hit by pitched ball ONeill. Umpire Mr Johnstone. Game lasted 1 hour 46 minutes.
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Bastar
Hoak
Louis
Hoa
Geter
Barclay
Tenney
Li Beckley
Abbatio
Brain
Delehanty
Smoot
Doran
Srut'rham
Dunleavy
Shay
A O'Hara
Swindell
Willits
Grady
Nichols
Boston
Murch
Deletanty
Kalabakee
Moran
Lea
Wills
Whilis
Mr. Zimmer
Ge Boston
Rhoa Farrell
Yo ‘ Geler
Hill
Og Barclay
Beckley
Temney
Needham
Srut
Aston
Dunteovy
Dowbie
Farrell
Abbaticchio
Eney
Balle
Whitelm
McGinley
McGintey
Warclay
Delahanty
Geler
Iy Wilhelm
Chicago
Philadelphia
Schulte
A Thomas
Casey
Lou Gleason
McGee
Chance
McCarthy
Titus
Lush
Tinker
It McChesney
Rt Hutswitt
Evers
Donohugh
Kling
Rath
Wickers
Fraser
Barry
King and Prey
Brera
Bane
Wicker
Batle
Roth
Mr. Johnstone
RHY
RHO
Ae Schulte
We. Oo
Thomas
Gleason
A Casey
R. Barry
Hoffman
If M'Cheangy
Rt Hulewite
Dorohue
Oneill
Ord Briggs
Dooin
Caldwell
McChesney
Donin
Chi
Parker, Bridget & Co
9Th and
Pennsylvania Avenue
Eage
Omt Caldwell
Briggs
O'Neill
Dy Caldwell
New York Nationals Triumph in First Game of Doubleheader
The New York Nationals beat Cincinnati 7 to 5 in the first game of a doubleheader. Jim O'Rourke caught for McGinnity. Attendance 4,200. Seymour and Corcoran hit home runs for the Reds. Donlin and McGann produced late offense for New York. The second game was halted after seven innings due to darkness, with Cincinnati prevailing.
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Cincinnati
New York
New York Naionals
Cincinnnati
Jim O'Rourke
Bridgeport
Uinst
Rhoame
Rhore Seymour
Dentin
Dolan
Browne
Sebring
McGann
Odwell
Bowerman
Steinfeldtyb
Mertes
Huggles
Dahlen
Peitz
Devitn
McGinnity
P. O
Tilavid
Neinad
Doniln
Seymour
Corcoran
Stelofelit
OM McGinnity
Kellum
Gincinnati
Emalle and Carpenter
Dontin
Ibn
Steinfeldt
Street
Woodruff
Walker
Ot Wiltee
Hy Wiltse
Donlin
McGanna
Steinfeidt
Woodrum
Gilbert
Warner
Carpenter
Emalle
Archery Contest Closes With Williams and Cook Top Scores
Olympic archery finals at the World's Fair grounds closed with Col Williams and Misa Cook among the top performers. Bryant and Thompson led the York rounds. Howell and Hollock led the ladies national rounds, with Cook tied for second. Chicago officers elected at the National Archery Association meeting. Also reports from Toronto racing and a boxing forfeit offer from San Francisco.
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Col. Williams
Misa Cook
Washington
St. Louis
York
Phil Bryant
Hoston
W. H.thompson
Seattle
Robert Williams
D. C
M. C. Howell
Cincinnati
H. C. Hollock
EB. C. Cook
Woodruff
Dainty's Occidental Sweet Pepper Wins a Purse
Dainty, at 8 to 1 with Crimmins aboard, won the Occidental Handicap at Gravesend a mile and an eighth. Dolly Spanker placed second with Alvcander third as track record pace neared. Sweet Pepper sold for $2300 to W. M. Scheftel, while Canteen was bid to $2006 and remained with its stable.
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New York
Dainty
Crimmins
Gravesend
Dolly Spanker
Alvcander
Bad News
Africander
Sweet Pepper
W. M. Scheftel
Canteen
Letala
Crimimzins
James V
Phillips
Damon
Martin
Monet
Duchesa
Ollie
King Popper
Reticent
Dick Bernard
van Ness
Travator
Missing Link
Graceful
Phillipa
Yack Hatlin
Hildebrand
Sheriff Bell
Lord Badge
Sir Lynnewood
Sperling
Niplick
Redfern
Danseuse
W. Davis
Travers
O'Neil
Proper
Mineola
Alan-a-Dale
Tha ‘Vale
Mason
Carbuncle
Tongerder
Lyne
St. Bellans
Odom
Derry
Burns
Amberjack
Linda Lee
Veto
Lindsay Gordon
Grey Friar
Hoodwink
Sturve
Dimple
Cottage Maid
Agnes D
Falmouth
Briarthorpe
Lady Amelia
Flying Ship
Ascension
Ancestor
Raglan
Shipshape
Belle of Portland
Sir Bailey II
Golden Buck
Elegant
Confessor
Limerick
Metrypola
Drone
Myopia
Bisque
High Life
Indian Star
the Chanticleer
Javenaga
Chippin Thorpe
Pubeus
Hurst Park
Carkuncle
St. Valentine
Sonoma Delle
Adriatica
Ostrich
Gay Lothario
Stonewall
Burnt Hills
Handzarra
Czaraphine
Princess Rupert
Chrysii
Wizard
Sela
Montebank
Hagle
Andrew Mack
Jane Holly
Garnish
Louis H
Spring Silk
Bilverfoot
Clovis
King Carter
Tickl
Lem Reed
Gansevoort
Princess Atheling
Ballycastie
Wartray
Nault Blanche
Nettle G
Little Johnson
Eastern Shore
Belling
Lucy Young
Sumatra
Black Cat
George Saint
Handalee
Maxey More
Llanthony Boy
Grace Curts
Holy Smoke
Calmness
Istria
Loretta
Black Bird
Idmalian
Small Lady
Bob Moscom
Three Winners Well Backed at Delmar in Hard Track Affair
Ollie Burnett Mil Gred L Jake Greenberg and Alcom R led an all well played Delmar card. Races featured heavy spots with Ollie Burnett taking the first at 9 to 5, Jake Greenberg sensational in the fourth at 4 to 5 and Lustig winning the sixth with Atcon R. favorite pace set by Radium and Torlo in a card of six races.
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Toronto
Ont
Judge
Viona
Hopeful Miss
Delphi
Winchester
Scare Crow
Claude
Minotaur
Charles Elwood
Monograph
Conspiracy
Gypsano
Dick Hastie
Conover
Woolgatherer
Elliott
Irish Witch
Ben Fonso
Sampan
Bonnie Sue
Mooron
Delmar
J. Louis
Ollie Burnett
Mil Gred L
Jake Greenberg
Alcom R
D. Austin
Guaconne
Seder
Perond
Annabelle
Gullett
Cheney
Algeta
Mildred L
Torlo
J. Willisma
Eduardo
W. Dugan
Radium
King Fox
Trogen
Guardian
Secundus
Loca
Rice
Vulcain
H. Anderson
la Cache
Howell
Darcy
Feronte
Sandrosima
Lady Contrary
Blackmore
Merway
Catherine Knox
Algo
My Eleanor
Hank Se Oka
J. Conway
Dawson
How Ing Dervish
Lady Fonse
Maverick
Brasoh II
Lustig
Red Man
Post
Ingolthrift
Tine
King’n Charm
Potter
Major Carpenter
Tom Riley
Preakness
Atcom R
Barca
St. Simonian
Joe Youne
Burke Cochran
Athen
Hucena
Dostor Kleraboren
Fannette
Sweet Note
Albertola
Bob Curl
Ida Hall
Madoc
Turrendo
Orla
Fiori
Arthur
Dan MeCus
Rey
Birdwood
Golden Light
Regina D
Tryon
St. Agnes II
Bugie Horn
Drummond
Marlin
Lillian
J Lariat
Imboden
Ofameete
Ryevale
Durnell Wins on Gloriosa at Harlem Feature Race
In Harlem today Boots Durnell rode Gloriosa to victory as licensed riders competed. Thane fell at the stretch turn injuring J J McCafferty. a handsome cup was awarded to Durnell while the track condition improved in perfect weather.
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Chicago
Monte
McIntyre
Wilson
Lord Dixon
No Trumper
J. B. Smith
Col Ruppert
Dixie Lad
Kid Weller
Mrs. Grapnan
Bates
J. E. Owens
Johnson
Golden Link
Pemberton
Tima
Liza
Oliver Me
Cherokee Lass
Handlle
Glo‘s Hosa
Durnet
Mountain
Huzza
Monts
Seamster
Josette
Hathersall
Harrison
Morrison
Wine Sap
Father Tallent
Lady
Eres Knight
Cypriane
the Gadfly
Fay Templeton
Misa Deuce
King Ellsworth
Aubuchon
Dr. Stephens
Shaver
Flying Torpedo
Privateer
Barkelmore
Sioux Chief
Klefuwond
O'Hagen
Dungannon
Arab Alao
Mart Gentry
Annie
la Smgitte
Fleetwood
Judge Saufley
Harum Scarum
Clyde
Effle M
Freebooter
Lieut. Rice
Maxnar
Miss Melton
Beautiful and Best
Dragoon
Caranal Wolgey
George G Wins 2:06 1/4 Trotting Record at Columbus
Sensational racing featured Major Delmar’s effort in cold wind as George G. trotted 2:06 1/4 to set the fastest trotting gelding mark of the year. Sweet Marie broke in heat but rebounded to win the 2:07 trot, with Ozanem and others competing in a four cornered pace. Redine claimed 2:08 1/2 in the second mile, while Redlac led the 2:15 trot field. The District Council baseball team meets the Royal Arcanum last game, 4:39 at Thirteenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Major Delmar
Sweet Marie
George G
Ozanem
California
Larrie Ginter
King Direct
Euxenite
Redine
Atalon
B. m
McKinney
Aite McDonald
B. G
Homeward
Geers
Benyon
Wentworth
Spear
Caspian
Shank
McKinley
de AxHer
Hawthorne
Ro. m
Hudson
Bleck
Pet
Dik. m
Amsterdam
Snow
Larrie Ginteran
Lucas
Direct
Ves Et Petees
Doctor Medara
Sammons
Beer Baiada Finchem
Redlac
Br. H
Allerton
Grubb
Steteon
Hopper
de Ryder
Kinley Mae
B. H
Tom Miller
Chandler
Buxentte
G- Ma
Thomas
Jesuls C
Ch. m
Alonzo McDonald
Rath C
G. m
Kenney
Free Silver
Royal Arcanum
Bluecoats
Arcamunites
New Suitings for Dressy Men Offer Value and Style
E. B. productions claim faultless clothing for men with stylish suitings priced at 15 dollars, a saving of two profits for buyers. They advertise $20 value fabrics and promote buying direct from makers to secure discounts.
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Btore
Messrs
Mertz & Mertz Co
Navy
A. G. Kellogg
U. 8
Mertz and Mertz CO
F St
Virginia
Belmonts
Belmont Athletic Club
SPAP
Hrghan
Baseball Notes
Harry Bay
Cleveland
Hagers
Washington Association of Fanciers
Dewdrops
Beall
Capt. Gladman
Ton of
Beaton
Chesbro King of Pitchers
National League
Rho Gilbert
Ir Dillon
Beaumont
Gesuler
Ritch x
Lumley
Lene
Sheckard
J. McCormick
Babb
Sy Bransfield
Ib Batch
Kruger
Bergen
Phelps
C Jordan
P Scanton
Jordan
Lumiey
Measre
O'Day
Dillon
Deaumont
Gensler
Ritchey
Ch. Leach
Ab. Sheckard
de McCorick
Bransfield
Batch
Jacki Itsch
Krug
Dan Jordan
Camnitz
Seaee
Gee
Gessler
Branefield
Leach
Pitt
Gane Offera
Britt
San Francisco
Cal
Joe Gans
Jimmy Britt
Pennsylvania
St. Bellane
Comrade
Determination
Jehane
Bob McLean
Mie
Bombardier
Gen. Steward
Woodsperry
Cooper
Wiliam
Ethel Barrymore
Bia Let
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Lorette M
Belle Kinney
Martin Doyle
Ate Light
Jade
Safory Light
San Remo
Green Gown
Red Revou
Lord Dizon
Nannie Hodge
Don Domo
St. Blue
Plautus
the Forum
the Way
Jove
Swift Wing
Junius Roane
Royal Pirate
Octo Cate
Durnell
Handvice
Harlem
Arcanums
Seman Bros Outfitters
Gillette
James S. Topham
F Street
Walfords Sporting and Athletic Goods
PA. Ave
lOxepheluectitch
Colorado
Cook Remedy CO
Hasorio
Monastery Beer
Louis Bush's
St. Ladies
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J. Reedieves
Twelfth Street
Shade
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Phoun M
KOCH
New York Avenue
W. T. Baldus
Tgrzancos
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