Meet Tigers Again Today Georgetown Princeton Basebal
Georgetown and Princeton close a series with another game. Georgetown shows weakness in pitching and hitting around the .000 mark while the outfield and infield display lapses. Cantwell and DelSino pitched for Georgetown and Princeton respectively, with Devine showing potential as a southpaw. Montgomery to start for Georgetown and Drew to start for Princeton. Game called at 3 30.
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Princeton
Cantwell
Tigers
Delsino
Devine
Montgomery
Drew
Miller Tops the Jockeys in Benning Odds
Miller leads Benning jockey standings with nine wins, ahead of McDaniel. Radtke benefits from strong Virginian stable under Billy Garth, while Pudden rides steadily toward a promising spring. Joe Johnson excels, scoring twice with Malacca and Sonoma Belle, as Englander and Goldstein show potential. Mountain remains a top rider and the field anticipates a competitive meeting wrap. Columbus also notes Pitcher Jack Harper’s transfer from Chicago to the Columbus American Association club.
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Walter Miller
Billie Hibbs
Miller
Beniing
McDaniel
Garths
Radtke
Washington
Billy Garth
Virginian
Rattke
Ben Cole
Puddin
Benning
Joe Johnson
Malacca
Sonoma Belle
Kitty Smith
Englander
Goldstein
New Orleans
Mountain
Nerhy
Teyts
Mcfoerney
Enffelton O Huppey
Chicago
Harper
Washington Post
Columbus
Cto
Mar
Jack Harper
Oi City
Chicago National Baseball Club
Columbus Club
American Association
May Not Meet Michigan In Football This Fall
The Chicago Maroon predicts a permanent break with Michigan as the Big Nine crisis grows. Chicago expects Michigan to play independently, defying conference scheduling and eligibility rules, while officials contemplate severing all relations rather than compromise.
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Specia
Washington Post
Chicago
Mary
Michigan
Maroon University
Midway
Middies to play Vanderbilt at Annapolis next season
Annapolis March 31 Special to The Washington Post reports Navy will meet Vanderbilt University in football in Annapolis on October 12 next season. Vanderbilt has never faced the Middies in an athletic contest, adding special interest since Navy captains Douglass and Richardson previously played for the University of Tennessee, a chief rival in the region.
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Washington Post
Annapolis
Midshipmen
Vanderbilt University
Vanderbilt
Douglass
Navy
Richardson
University of Tennessee
Syracuse to Meet George Washington in Van Ness clash
Syracuse faces George Washington today at Van Ness Court at 4 pm. Mack and Sullivan are the battery for New York. A Southern Railway team defeated a Syracuse lineup previously, but the squad changes left the Northerners unprepared for the afternoon game.
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Syracuse
van Ness
Mack and Sullivan
New York
Southern Railway
Northerners
Almiss
Two Year Old Racing Promises Busy Week at Benning
The Washington Jockey Club meet opens a busy week for two year olds at Benning with two prizes daily through Friday and two on Saturday. The highlight will be the Washington Nursery, a strong test of form as horses mature for the new season. Horace Hi shows speed but tired late, while Walter Miller receives a week’s suspension for rough riding, intended to curb such behavior across the grounds.
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Benning
Washington Jockey Club
Horace E
Horace Hi
Potomac
Mr. Rainey
Washington Nursery
Walter Miller
Racing Entries At Today’s Meeting Show Wide Field Of Names
A long list of entries includes Anna May Benning Tickle Revenue Glorious Betsy Fray of Spates Beckon Glaucua Gold Fatt Gart Pioneer Slickaway Tackle Niblick Heldmoore Monacodor and many others across multiple stables and tracks such as University Park, Hostel and Plerentine with numerous mares geldings and colts named in preparation for today’s racing card. The entries span athletes like Lucy Young Signal Light Beckier Whick Broom Hebel Queen Brawney Lad Warner Ortswall Nettie Burg Mincerity Belle Planste Dargia Marvel P Grace Larsen Spider Web Sally Golden Mineral Dele Strome La Cache Oakland Raleigh Husky Gage Taylor Cerra Sarita Beknighted Sex Air Bon Vivant Convent Hell Tanana Misty Pride Homoains Wool Sandals Pal Dante San Remo Sahara Northweat Ruby.
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Anna May
Revenue
Pioneer
Niblick
Heldmoore
Monacodor
Vity Park
Hostel
Plerentine
Lucy Young
Signal ‘Light
Pater Becker
Whick Broom
Hebel Queen
Brawney Lad
Warner Ortswall
Nettie Burg
Mincerity Belle
Planste
Dargia
Marvel P
Grace Larsen
Spider Web
Sally
Golden Mineral
Dele Strome
la Cache
Oakland
Raleigh
Husky
Gage Taylor
Sex Air
Bon Vivant
Convent Hell
Tanana
Misty's Pride
Pal
Dante
San Remo
Sahara
Northweat
Ruby
Ossineke
Willetts
Francean Hoyas
Sweet Eileen
Aone May
Trey
Helen B
Gare
Creedon
Merrimhe
Gloriona Ber
Loretta
Potarie
Begst
Vistale
Lang Bat
Glagcuy
Bob C'l Bn, Jr
Buzerain
Patrician
Harry Haytor
Northville
Frank Somers
Sauvieny
Fyperlon
Pionear
Har Cap
Columbia
Alt Faronga
Boat End
Solling
Cor Tumbla
Bel
Yat Bulger
Florentine
Scharfeld
Peter Becker
Saat
Sigal Ligne Sautural
Pursidor
Mackiin
Emma G
Bella
Kent
Keamy Dink
Colonel Brady
Colncident
Manuscript
Whiskbroom
Hazel
Antoine
Warner Griswell
Neliie Burn
Flavigny
Sincerity Belle
Ba Bt
Noa
James Reddick
Anna Day Audtar
Tangle
Helling
Kiss Jewel
Grandita
Berlmont
Spiderweb
Flelawick Macker
Tery
Western Bitter Boy
D'ehs
Montebello
Grace Larson
Rataerham
Brittanby
Paxton E A
Golly
Dele Stroma
Tole
Borate
Henry
Orline
Rebounder
Ancestor
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Huoky
Rustler
Willapick
Taylor
Macari
Lekevie
Kelling
Atx Furlones
Sen Air
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Buchanan
Norwood
Isadora
Tom
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Paddy Lynch
Queen Arno
Peter J
Mt Benighted
Alaris
Wicktow
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Nonie Lucile
Woolsandats
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Theo
Care
Sherman
Bugle Christian
Bretrat
Edu James
Northwest
Masel Hol
Virginia Horses Lead in First Week of Racing
Virginia horsemen and trained Virginia horses dominate after the first racing week. Buly Garth leads with five winners from his barns, Woods Garth has three, John E. Madden T. F. Coles and Billy Shields each claim three, with Bennie Bench sending Malacha twice. Ed Peters, Tou Mannix, Gen W T Townes and the Madden stable also post multiple victories as warm weather improves equine form.
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Virginia
Buly Garth
Woods
Garth
John E. Madden
T. F. Coles
Billy Shields
Bennie Bench
Malacha
Dead
Faust
Ogden
New Orleans
Jimmy McCormick
Sally
Granule Wins President of Republic Steeplechase at Auteuil
Granule captured the grand prize at the President of Republic Steeplechase in Paris Auteuil racing 4200 meters. Matsouke, owned by M Brauessac, finished second and Rol Du Monde, in Pfizer colors, was third. A large attendance praised by President Failieres and notable figures from sport and society.
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Simeon
Auteiul
M. Braauessac
Matsouke
Rol du Monde
Pfizer
Failieres
Essex Out Of Hunts In Local Steeplechases
Stewards of the Washington Jockey Club reopened entries for the Chevy Chase and Southern Steeplechases after failing to fill by deadline. Essex’s absence is seen as key to the weak entry, with cross country owners reluctant to run jumpers. A half breed, bred horse and rider Bob Taylor are noted for previous strong showing, while Kerr’s half breed is barred from entry.
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Washington Jockey Club
Essex
Haleé Ibreed
Bob Taylor
Kerr
Party of Friends
Warrenton Huntsman
Final Cut in Squad Holy Cross Baseball Team
Holy Cross trims roster to fifteen with five holdovers from last year. Mansfield leads pitching and may patrol outfield when not pitching, while O'Brien returns as a substitute pitcher. New talent McMahon Dowd and O'Hern show steady practice, Hoey Flynn and Carrigan provide veteran bat support.
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Holy Cross
Worcester
Mar
Mansfield
Purple
Hoey
Flynn
Carrigan
O'Brien
McMahon
Dowd
O'Hern
Lou Dillon’s Dam Lou Milton Dead at 26
Lou Milton, dam of Lou Dillon 1, dies at Santa Rosa Stock Farm at twenty six. The aged brood mare, by Milton Medium 2,241-2 and Old Fly, had produced the fastest trotter in the world and was expected to foal a male soon. Owned by Frank Turner.
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Cal
Lou Millton
Lou Dillon
Santa Rosa Stock Farm
Lou Milton
Milton Medium
Happy Medium
Old Fly
California
W. C. Ralston
Ethel Mack
Redwood
Aileen
Frank Turner
Wrenn Fincke Win Racquet Championship in Four Games
In Boston on March 31 Robert D. Wrenn and Reginald Fincke of the Racquet and Tennis Club New York defeated Willing Spencer and Edgar Statt of the Philadelphia Racquet and Tennis Club in four straight games 15-4 15-0 16-0 15-8 to capture the doubles title. The Philadelphia team managed only 12 aces as they were outplayed at every point with Wrenn even running off a string of aces unreturned.
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Fincke
Spencer
Scott
Boston
Mar
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Reginald Fincke
New York
Willing Spencer
Edgar Statt
Philadelphia
Philadelphians
Our Young Men's Suits Offer Modern Tailoring And Range
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Cozy Dolan Rejoined Boston Nationals After 1905 Season
Cozy Dolan known as Harry Dolan, rejoined the Boston Nationals at season end 1905 and was seen as a fixture of Dovey's new team. Born Cambridge December 3, 1872, Dolan pitched and played outfield in a long career across multiple clubs, including White Sox and Reds, with a strong 1905 season prior to illness.
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Harry Dolan
Cozy” Dolan
Boston
Dovey
Dolan
Cambridge
Cambridge Reds
Portland
New Bedford
Jack Ryan
Frank Selee
Bostons
Providence
Phildelphia
Springfield
Brooklyn
White Sox
Chicagos
Tom Daly
Cincinnat
Reds
CHICK STAHL BURIED AT WEST BADEN FUNERAL
Charles S. Stahl former Boston American League West 3 Ball Club captain and manager died by his own hand at West Baden and was buried at Lindenwood Cemetery in Fort Wayne Indiana this afternoon. Floral offerings framed the grave as former Congressman James M Robinson delivered the funeral oration with teammates Criger Freeman Parent and Dineen among mourners.
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Ind
Charles S. Stahl
West Baden
Lindenwood Cemetery
James M. Robinson
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Freeman
Parent
Dineen
Boston Americans to be rebuilt by American League chiefs
Chicago reports American League owners plan to aid the Boston club after years of hard luck. Gen Charles Meyler era brought down team morale and the death of captain Chick Stahl deepened losses. Comiskey hints at a possible recapitalization or trades to balance the league while preserving cross team friendship and readiness to assist.
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Mar
Charles H. Meyler
la Gon
John J.taylor
Comuskey
Stahl
Boston
Jeader
Comiskey
George Davis
Fred Parent
Parent
Bavis
Rivals May Meet on Water in Dual Yale Princeton Race
Unofficial discussions among Yale and Princeton graduates hint at a future water race on the Thames. Princeton’s crew development would likely trigger a formal dual contest, though not this year. Many Yale men favor Princeton joining the annual Yale crew on the river.
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Washington Post
New Haven
Conn
Mar. H
Yale
Princeton
Thames
Waivers Requested on Perrine by National League Owners
A wire from St Louis reports that American and National League magents asked to waive claims on Wig Perrine. Washington manager Cantillon valued Perrine but a slump could end his regular chance with the Nationals. Perrine started with the Cardinals, was sent to Kansas City, then traded to Washington. Cantillon is rumored to seek a trade with Boston Americans involving Jake Stahl for Freddie Parent, to sharpen the infield. Altizer’s performance in center makes Perrine expendable unless another strong player is lined up.
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St. Louis
Washington
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Perrine
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Cardinals
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Washington Club
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Boston Americans
Jake Stahl
Freddie Parent
Boston
Washington Outfit
Altizer
Flask Grifith
Portland
Pearl Casey
Grizzee
Charlotte Russe
Philadelphia
O Connor to Visit America This Summer
Special to The Washington Post Peter O Connor world champion broad jumper plans a summer visit to America. At 34 he remains unimpaired and holds a 24 ft 11.5 in world record. He contends he did not get a square deal in last year’s Olympic broad jump.
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Washington Post
New York
Mar
Peter O'Connor
America
O'Connor
Prinstein
Toronto Team Arrives In Cumberland For Practice
The Western League Toronto baseball team has reached Cumberland Maryland and will start two weeks of practice on Cumberland Baseball Association grounds. They are housed at the Windsor Hotel with Manager Joe Kelley in charge. An exhibition game may feature a Cumberland picked nine against the Canadians. Cumberland center fielder Patrick Brophy has bids from Omaha East Liverpool and Braddock and will decide between Omaha and East Liverpool if Omaha does not close the deal.
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Toronto
Cumberland Baseball Association
Windsor Hotel
Joe Kelley
Patrick Brophy
Omaha
East Liverpool
Braddock
Baseball Babble and Rumors From the Circuits
A garbled baseball roundup reports players such as Cobb Ferris Duffy and Stab, talks of pitching, catching, and training camps. It notes New York, Boston, Chicago, and Providence connections, with references to Hall of Fame figures, minor leaguers, and proposed world championship ventures in exotic locations.
Braves Rally Falls Just Short In Kansas City Loss
Washington Braves pull away with 11 hits while Kansas City's fielding errors help the visitors. Perrine receives ovation at bat. late Blues rally scores three in the ninth but falls 6 4. Burke and Ganley lead Washington offense as Swann holds on relief.
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Mr. Haskell
St Paul Smothers Washington in 8-6 Afternoon Victory
St Paul American Association overwhelmed Washington American League club 8 to 6 in Leavenworth. St Paul pitchers Adams Suter and Dickson held Washington to three hits while Adams pitched three no hit innings. Washington lineup included Goodwin Jones Hayden Kitson Wilson Warner Smith Edinger Graham Hughes.
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Washington Post
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Kens
Mar
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St. Paul
Adams
Suter
Dickson
Kitson
Wilson
Washington
Goodwin
Jones
Hayden
Picorer
Patcher Warner
Smith
Edinger
Graham
Hughes
St Louis Nationals Top Americans in City Championship Game
In St Louis, a large crowd watched the National League Nationals defeat the American League Americans 5 to 4 in the second of seven city championship games. The Americans led on hits but costly errors enabled three Nationals runs. Batter details note Petty and Buelow for the Nationals and Karger and Marshall for the Americans.
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Mar
St. Louis
Alaer
Nationals
Petty
Buelow
Karger
Marshall
FISEHAN Rog Outfitters Spring Clothing Ads
FISEHAN Rog Outfitters display spring apparel including spring suits priced from 10 to 35 dollars and spring overcoats from 10 to 40 dollars. Located at 7th and East Streets Northwest, the ad promotes new season gear and prices.
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