Schorr Scores Double in Jamestown Races
Jamestown Jockey Club on Hampden Roads reported record attendance as John Mo Schorr powered to a double victory in the featured races. Joe Jones offered 3500 for Lochtel after his sensational stretch drive, but owner declined the sale amid a high tension program with Green Worry and Nora Emma among notable runners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Port
Norfolk
Jamestown Jockey Club
Hamon Roads
Apan
John Mo Schorr
Ramond
Adame
Lochtel Ee
Nora Emma
Booger Red Trouble Leads Underdog Sprints
Booger Red faces a chaotic furlong dash as a field of four year olds and up contest the track. Jockeys push hard with notable mentions of Pisco Diani and Chest 10 Cun nee Ta hoa as the race unfolds in a crowded program segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tota
Cafornia
Taatttur
Canada
Fk Oy Pisco Diani
Dave
Horses In Blanket Finish At Oakland Meena Race
A muddled racecard fragment lists horses including Enfield Mora and Jim Gaffney in a Great Race at Oakland with a blanket finish. Mentions Tina 108 and several unnamed runners, with scattered odd words and numbers reflecting a partial event note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enfield Mora
Jim Gaffney
Oakland
Winners in Oakland Jacksonville Jamestown Pensacola and Jamestown cards
Race card style listing of multiple horse names and odds across cities Oakland Jacksonville Jamestown Pensacola with various matchups and results. Includes Elinor Archibald Stet Framotor Menteyy Enfield Witttame Hush Money Coburn Banonlos Kent Booger Red Ida D Yama Lochle Uncle Fred Plantland Silverin Gold Butterfly Gold Plantland etc with odds and scores in a fragmented format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Titus
Mantryy
Elinor
Archibald
Stet
Framotor
Menteyy
Z Enfield
Witttame
Hush Money
Coburn
Banonlos
Kent
Jacksonville
Chita Wilson
sOto
Bodega
Ganzy
Davenport
Ganz
Ida D
Henry
Troz Yama
Wilson
Jamestown
Lochle
Steinhardt
Uncle Fred
Musgrave
Golden Butterfly
Bureton
Ato Plantland
Harty
Silverin
Pensacola
Michael Beck
McCarthy
Frankliny
Sally Savage
Brown
Wrispen
John Garner
Glasner
Thoroughbreds race results from Pensacola meet
A chaotic list of race outcomes from Pensacola detailing winners, placers, and odds across six events. Jim Gaffney, Cobain, and Our Hugger are among the noted victors with various contenders like Archibald, Mientes, and Spoksain Fepeyweg appearing in place positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killiama
Jim Gaffney
Archibald
Jack
Mantes
Spoksain Fepeyweg
Huth Sloney
Cobain
Tlubrle Ty
Achibald
Mien O Mclowsio
Kederley
Ies
Oliver Line
Puanttal Bes Deneon Cadichon
Nawmerito
Eiao
Roberta
Rooney
Reuenolant
Liz
Grant
Tima Lid ¢Y
Camara
Dorothy Ledgett
Baines
Bistia Bellflower
Netting Else
Ban i
Racing Entries at Jacksonville Seiling 7 furlongs action posted
Entries list for four year olds and up at seven furlongs features Gquetos Mugwarop, Warden 138, Lista 119, MS Whe lan 119, and many others including Queen 112 Light Knieht and Busnock Hub. Several races cover selling and stakes style events with mixed weights and notable entries like Tempers and Top Wiooray as well as two year olds. The card notes a later summary of a Roanoke Greensboro game postponed by weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Mugwarop
Warden
Whelan Benercian
Yealey Rollins Caxowary
Cnmare
Busnock
Ned Carmank
Warner Griswell
Munro Square
Ben Howe
Dolly Bullman
Tolson
Piite
Parmow
Cainer Little
Bonnie Burd
Syesroda
Olay
Kvarnay
James Darling
Mies
Temper
HMI
Iooray
Fo Geande
Hofman Tsear
Dale Strome
Melosey
Golconda
Grogo
Canale
Duull
Oberon
Rathbone Dominates Business High School Meet Wins Three Events
Rathbone scored the most points as Business High School students held their first gymnasium meet. He won three events and earned a gold medal, with Shore matching him in several races. Harold Davin and James Hart staged an exhibition as officials planned plaques to honor future record breakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iudoor
Business High School
Rathbone
Bons
Leon Shore
Shdre Gue
Hollands
Hudson
Harold Davin
James Hart
Manly
Hare
Bridget
Mnemile
Tun
Hollumd
Xecent Sekafeld
Ser Hattito
Ty Kessler
Besley
Shore
Rathbone Mint
Boars
Hare Wistanico
Ty Rathboan
Socom
Shore Lafed
Yiteate
Scott
Sonore
Business High Beaten by Georgetown Prep Pitching
Georgetown Prep defeated Business High 5 to 2 on their home grounds as Langmuir pitched effectively despite three homers by Business High. Davis led the High with a homer and a double, while McCarthy tallied four hits for the Bilhoppers. Goebel of Georgetown left with a hand injury but the Prep’s defense and baserunning were strong throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langmar
G U
Schoo
Georgetown
Latters
Langomirs
Blue
Graypheber
Renainder
J McCarthy
Bilhoppers
Davis
Georgetown Iads
Goebel
Vicwing
Tom
Kerwin
Martin
Waldron
Iwattm
Mecarthy Patos
S'Giton
Schram
O J McCarthy
Miller
Erwin Tb
Morin
BO Ative
Bune
Lanergield
McCarthy
Davis “Weallo
Scheu
Virginia Beats Carolina 4 3 In Wild Pitcher Stewart Game
Virginia defeats Carolina 4 to 3 as Stewart issues walks and wild throws with men on base. Brown steadies for Virginia after rough third inning while Carolina fails to drive in key hits with runners in scoring position.
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Stewart
Washington Post
Greensboro SC
Brown
Carolina G
Beady
Virginia
Tad
Carolina
Gomitord
Mankses
Mouglae
Siemon
Atmit
Williame
Blakenay
Armstrong
Loutte Og
Rege
Virginis Bozooth
Carpoodl Nog
Phakad
Broan
Mr Great
Ambiguous or Damaged Historical Baseball Notes
Fragmented OCR notes detail multiple baseball games across leagues and venues including Macon Atlanta Birmingham Baltimore and Richmond. Mentions teams like Georgia Tech Mer cer University and Columbus, with weather delays and games called in ninth due to darkness.
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Macon
GacMapon
Keagor
Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Mercer University
Ab Wiackaturg
Va—Vingiole Tech
Bingham‘ School of Asheville
NCL
Birmingham
Ain—isutic
Angin
Fer
University of Tere
Megieal College
Eccowmt
Zal
Danyitle
Chicago
Boston
New Orleans
Cleveland
Franchises Granted to GFP0 and Senate Team in Marquette League
At a Marquette Baseball League meeting in the National Guard Armory GFP0 received a franchise replacing Tanglewood ACG PC in the new Marquette League. The Senate team also earned a franchise with a vacancy provision, and the season opens May 2 with Hygienie Laboratory and Columbia 101 as opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquette Baseball League
National Guard Armory
GFP
Tanglewood ACG@ PC
Marquette
Printers
Senate
Nine
T H Pilot
Costello
Hygienie Laboratory
Columbia 101
Hygienic Laboratory
Sowage
Columbia
GPP
Congressionals
Sevrago Pumping
Uon Ya Augienle Laboratory
Pension Bu Fensi
Congressionsia
Golambia
Pension Bureau
Po Fe Laboratory
Congressionala
Heudon Bureau Planals
Wygleats Laboratory
A. Bawege
Columbia Ji Congressionaly
Aygiente Laboratory
Tenaloh Buren
Ayglente Laboraory
Owore
Hyglente Eaboratory
Panalon Bureau
Cogree Honala
Penglen
Buwage
Uygienie Aberstary
Bureu
Congres Monkis
Petron Buregu
Congressionman Epglente
Savage
Fenalam Buranu 'Yn Higglents Laboratory
Hlente Laveratory
Panaion
Pou
Waly
Ryglenle Laboretory
Copareanionata
Fagaloy Gureau
Hygienia
Newage Purepimghin
Wolte
Tien
Myglenie Tanmatory
Peaninu Guresu
Rikotts
Brieger
Congressional
GPO
Hylelite
Boegee Lawmainy
Columbis
Feanion
Buren
Caton
Dilo Te Ues Swelsbach
Hosanthal Hatley Ie
Roberta
Edo
Cramer
Aratutemp
Ryton Hicemen
Nunn
Cherbourg
Michaud
Everett
Strikes and Spares Exhibits Arrive for Sportsman Show
Exhibits for the Washington Light Infantry show arrive from out of town and will be installed starting this morning. The decorator will finish the tank display today and by tonight most exhibitors will have their booths set. Sunday will be spent arranging booths to ensure a smooth opening Monday night with displays ranging from toy guns to an automobile capable of a mile a minute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Light Infantry
Chor
Crawford Leaves Field as Tigers Brace for Season
Detroit April reports say Sam Crawford, plagued by weak ankles all spring, has been sidelined. If rest fails, Davy Jones will move to center with McIntyre in left, and Drake likely retained. Crawford’s absence jeopardizes Detroit’s fourth pennant bid as health concerns deepen.
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Washington
Detroit
Tigers
Tomer
Tora
Tramansville
Sam Crawford
Toma
Crawford
Evansville
War Ling
Davy Jones
McIntyre
Atlanta
Aggies Hold Fernwood to One Hit in Tight 7 0 Victory
Newberry pitched effectively for Newberry and Fernwood Giants, allowing only a single hit while fanning six in four innings. The Aggies rallied in the fifth for five runs to beat Fernwood 7 to 0 on the Fernwood campus, with Newberry and Bruner contributing key hits and players such as Taylor and Oakes starring on offense.
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Michaal Beck
McCarthy
Cal Austin
Rely
Evan
Nattie Carita
Hrankn Hn
Prank
Lesber
Sarensde
Trappo Alev
Rankies
Niantic
Arosey
Zito Taecomud Tha Kem
Necardy
Giliterd K
Toete Becutcheon
Jack Laxton Lorar
Job Gamer
Gingner
Deadwin
Reltis
Veming
Pian
Newberry
Fernwood Glads
Aggies
Fernwood
Toswers
Fepwond
Borgia Ee
Taylor
Wiley O
Romoho
Dbort
tRoweguprt
Osnlh
Tewr
Titewey Ibor
Reeves Pb
Ruizles Agarsa Foinwood Giants
Alaria Rune
Murphy McQuinn
Oakley
Taylor Rousseau Wrainer
Nitchell
Bush
Norbery
Uy Inshore
Smith
Newnerrs
Roveseau
Reaves
Dutucle Gul
Sil
Newbery
Rouseeau
Yy Sooves
Priemt
Newbertr
Mraaam
Silver Spring Defeats Central High in Pitchers Battle
Silver Spring defeated Central High School 6 to 4 after a close pitchers’ duel. Central led early but Silver Spring tied it in the third and pulled away in the sixth as Armstrong and Herriman sparked the visitors’ offense and Clark’s fielding aided the home nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central High School
Central
Silver Spring
Gore
Jim Sprig
Clark
Bausher
Bouw
Hartshorn
Teft
Armstrong
Herriman
Kings
Cissel
Ofeforman
Nlek
Pisige Ib' Gan
Garaninmg
Benedict
McCarthy
Totalyaa
Central High Seboat Goo
Rewiloga Collum Herriman
Tiltey Meoe
Formstrong Hartakurs
Clavel McCarthy and Warthan
Lotton dases—Central
Bilvar Spring
Fiset ‘Baneoo dalls—Or Armetrong Fett Clark
Tnnings Pifehied
Clare
Bonahar
Hereian
Hine
ale—Caflam
Olen buaex—Warthan Hawlings
Menafee Haaolt Ring
Caflam
Hanedict
Fidier Clark
Fidler
Hy Clark
Hlox Miley
Hotman
Arie
McCarthy Wild Witches
Aral Atrong
Fnanedvalle
Stenoton
Gmpire
M Spladat
Indoor Season Closes With Dual Meet at YMCA
The Central Branch YMCA hosts the final indoor events tonight featuring a dual indoor track and field meet against Baltimore Central YMCA. Scattered events include wrestling and gymnastic exhibitions with teams from Washington Baltimore and other localities competing in sprints distance events relay and field disciplines for the closing night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Branch
MGA
Baltimore Central Y McA
Wetzail
Walrail
Royo Baltinyre Hemiap
Brawn
Washington C.D
Walcott
Tounz Ang
Gackott
Baltimore Ward
Stevine and
Tonanus
Washington
Stratton Gardon Tan
Vesal
Kileht
Baltmore Mette
Cline Haraill
Brown
Burkinaon
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Schorr
Fred
Silver
Vover
Jones
Efe
Dom
Favorie Kehora
Plantland
Uppero
Vola Cavenagh
No Folk
Dimond Adams
Palms
Alana van
Ilkern
Ut Muse
Ifte
Merry Lassie
Grenade Aoa de Webs
Bella
Patelot
Havre
Curt Burdies
Boniala
Porto
Woodalée
Dontar Pilar
Yankee Lady
Doris Ward Oh
Ryan
Cass Fitzhugh
Origeo
Ave Atha
Shaenos
Katherine van
Ophar
Lizeln
Firebrand
Hunters
Queen Mary Baytee Brown Bachalon School
Uo No Name
Ohayew High Ball
Lenest
Gatrelt
Black Hawk
Prince
Luerdana
Toit Capleskity
Ybor
Jim Basey
AlArion
Fontello
Sewell
Hig Spohe
Panchilo
Roup Vida
Rosin
O Edwin T Freer
John Lea
St Francis
Paul Ci
Porcat Argonaut
Gren Shore
Burnell
Ant Kenwall Haltig
Musgrave and Banrose
Douglertr
Lismore
New Capital
Ren Calenea Genova
Pthel
Turioney
Wookton
Joe
Mary
Frank FE Aukivwe
M’ Depres
Roanoke
Greensboro
Watington
Spinaros
Aakuohe Greansbor
Zod H Capps
Wisconsin Avenue
Builie
Ibys
Fond Heart
Wavre
Bins and
Needies
John Carroll
Dee Or Piilew
Woodside
Xobee
Rash Gond News
Jack Ran
Billie Fides
Oppar
King's Guinea
No Selection
Annie Irrigator Peat
Hopldus
Unela
Crook Ok Harnden Gremlawn
Clyautic
Chuttard
Willee
Plame
Womay
Messenger Boy
Teprets
Oatland
Cobleehit
Halearholy Bert
Sola
Lady Penchita
North Whidden “Jonn Louis Redeem
Metropolitan St“ Tranely Burnell Gaivosra
Phil Mott
Binocular
Dossorian Maximum
Whalen
John Aaiunro
Tenmere Quace
Fannie Rand Camel Pinte Harling Louis Tes Cognets Sr
Vottana
Uansole Gelconde Eufall
G. P
Tanglewood
Marquette League
Schedayale
Atent
Trask Bids Ltd
Fate
Ovey
PeerLe
Fernwood Gunts
Excello
GEO. Strauss & CO
Pennsylvania Ave
New York
Hele
Madison Square Garden
YMCA
Penna. Ave
N. W
Courleua
Tosa
E St. N. W
Prudential Loan and Trust Co
Ray Proposrtion
Jenifer
Sth
Louis Abrahams
Ninth St. N. W
National Loan & Investment CO
Thompson
Deug
The
Wilson Co
Torsedore Bennett Souling
Carter Motor Car Corp
Nunsey
Hratisvilla
Baker
Cook & Stoddard Co
Firestone
Columbus
Wisconsin
Promineat
Baltimore
Bugey Top Co
FORD
Ers Bao
Miller Bros. Lest
Sims Motor
Empire
Dorsett Co
17Th &A
Audiomobiles
Rom
Automobibile Co
Piano Man
Gen
WORA
John J Fister
Winton Sia
Electrical Tee
Kenyon
Franklin
Cook & Stoddard
Oldsmobile
Peratoligh
ak _ FON Thomas oenhery
S Bargala
Reigle
Ctiander Touring Ars
Sherman & Kenneally Amz
S. Macthewa
Eowest
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