Local Golfers Entered for Middle Atlantic Qualifiers
The Washington Post reports pairings for the Middle Atlantic Golf Association qualification at Wilmington Country Club. E B Mitchell and Jarvier of Wilmington and Alexander Britton of Washington will set pairings Wednesday morning. Washington players from Columbia Golf Club include Dr Walter Harban Alexander Britton David F Weaver F Pliny Moran and M B Danforth.
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Heylman Beats Lincoln in fall Bachelor Club tennis match
The Bachelor Club fall tennis tournament at M street courts featured Heylman defeating Leech-Heylman 6-3 3-6 6-3 in the Lincoln vs Heylman match. Geoghegan and Leach also posted quick wins as White Heysman Hills top the lower half contenders. Bobby Duralt and others appear in doubles and consolation draws. Ferdinand Garein, France’s champion, plans U S matches at Tuxedo and Lakewood later this year. Washington Bay coaching Cornell notes Bill Shepard joining Ithaca practice to assist Warner's football candidates.
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Rivals to Play Again as Virginia and Georgetown Reconcile
Athletic associations of Virginia and Georgetown met in two cities to renew relations after a four year breach. A football game is likely on October 10 at Georgetown Field, with both sides adopting joint eligibility rules and planning formal scheduling discussions.
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Virginia Seeks Renewal of Athletic Relations with Georgetown
The Virginia Faculty Committee on Athletics endorsed returning to games with Georgetown after two weeks of negotiations. Captain Johnson wired Georgetown signaling Virginia ready to resume. At practice, coach King Cole dislocated his right knee while being tackled by scouts.
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Nationals Lose in Ninth After Poor Fielding and Pitching
Washington loses 4 to 2 to St. Louis as Smith and Alitzer falter on the mound and in the field. Hickman Stehl and Smith produced singles with Warner’s eighth inning triple, tying the game briefly before St. Louis pulled ahead in the ninth. Niles Jones Hemphil and Stone starred in the Browns’ rallies, but misplays finish the loss.
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Rumors Swirl Over Rubber Ball At Detroit Game
Detroit sept 26 reports say Cobb McIntyre and Crawford hit triples aiding Chisbro to bench critics claim a rubber ball altered play while Grif fith urged inquiry and demanded investigation. Grif fith publicly pressed for action as the manager kept quiet amid the uproar. umpire Hurst restrained Grif fith during protests and it remains uncertain if the issue will reach President Johnson.
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Fielder Jones Saves Day For White Sox In Chicago Win
Chicago used thirteen players to win the game behind Hall of Famer Fielder Jones who earned unassisted double play and saved the day as Doc White started and Altrock and Walsh relieved. Jones fanned in his late at bat and a key double in the seventh helped the White Sox hold off Boston with Grimshey and Morgan delivering hits.
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Georgetown First Scrimmage Sets Tone For Season
Georgetown football opened with a ten minute scrimmage against the Georgetown Preps. Coach Reilly directed a varsity versus prep workout emphasizing ground gains from steady line play and strong end runs. Several new candidates participated as the lineup included Lynch Wattrell Cronix Woods Mullin Morton Cailem Miller Cock Ba cock McLoughlin Bovla Lavery and McGowzh observed.
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Coach candidate for Columbia crews to be named
Reports from New York dated September 25 indicate Columbia will announce its next rowing coach at a campus meeting tomorrow. It is expected James Rice of Toronto will take charge, after prior work with a Harvard Club crew.
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Cleveland Shut Out Phillies as Hess Masters Game
Cleveland, Ohio September 25 Hess allowed only Coombs’s little pop fly for a ninth inning hit as Cleveland defeated Philadelphia 6 to 1. Coombs was hit in the first and eighth innings, Stovall and Rosaman connected for key hits, and Evans umpired a 1 hour 25 minute game.
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Minor managers depart in Eastern League reshuffle
Special to The Weakington Post details changes for next season with Murray leaving Jersey City and Jennings moving Baltimore to Detroit while Stallings exits Buffalo. Buffalo opposition to Stallings cited amid high salaries and costly circuit. Collins’s knee and club turmoil blamed for performance.
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Yankees Rally Ends in Ninth Inning Defeat of Highlanders
Detroit defeats New York 9 to 8 after a late rally. Coughlin leads Detroit with a double and triple, Orth and Moriarity drive in key runs, and Cole's base running helps seal the victory. Griffits men regain momentum as Detroit outscores in rapid, high scoring innings.
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Stahl to Remain Manager for 1907 Says Washington Club
St. Louis report says Nationals manager Jake Stahl told The Post a Washington club official is satisfied with his work and no replacement is expected. He cited injuries to Joe Cassidy Altizer Hickman Heydon and Nill as responsible for a tough season and predicted he will again manage in 1907 unless changes occur.
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One Hit Off Pfeister Pitchers Battle in Brooklyn
Chicago finally won a pitcher’s duel in ten innings as they beat Brooklyn 2 to 1. Key players included Schulte and Kling for Chicago and Maroney and Freister for Brooklyn. The game featured 10 walks and 14 Chicago hits, with Strickett and Freister pitched shutout relief in earlier innings.
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Killian Reinstated After Suspension Fine Remitted
Detroit American League player Kill Wan was reinstated by the National Commission after paying a 50 dollar fine. Wan had been suspended by the Detroit club for playing with an independent team in Chicago, with extenuating circumstances cited in connection with the suspension.
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Beat Yankees and Get $250 in Early Season Odds
A betting line from St Louis markets advances $250 odds against the New York Yankees, with Detroit and Washington noted as competitors. The offer drew large purchases and could cost the house $10,000 to $25,000 if New York wins. Players rapport with Manager Armour influenced discussions, while Chicago figures and boxing references pepper the scattered, era-style report.
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Robe Ferris Ruled Out for Cowardly Attack on Hayden
Boston second baseman Robe Ferris suspended for the season after Johnson orders him benched for kicking Boston left fielder Jack Hayden in the mouth. Hayden knocked teeth out. Ferris may be eligible to play again next year elsewhere. Umpire O Loughlin condemns the incident as the worst cow- ardly attack seen on the field. Grand Rapids wins the Central League pennant. Springfeld, Canton, Wheeling finish in order.
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Cardinals Outplayed as Pfeffer Tops St Louis
Pfeffer outpitched Karger to-day and Boston gained a 4 to 0 win over St Louis aided by tight defense. Connaughton, late of the NEL, turned in a key stop. O’Hara and Glighton contributed, with Connaughton, Brain, and Murray making notable plays.
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Murray to Lead Phillies for Next Season
Billy Murray of the Jersey City club will manage the Philadelphia club next season. He accepted the offer from Philadelphia after deep interest in the Jersey City proposition, despite late approaches from the American League. Ban Johnson holds Murray in high regard as one of the best managers in the game.
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