Spring Golf Tour Set By Chevy Chase Club
Chevy Chase Club in Chevy Chase Maryland announces its annual spring golf tournament from May 10 to May 15. Open to United States Golf Association members and invited players, the event features multiple cups and round formats with schedules for qualification, club cup, consolation, and handicap events across three days and related matches.
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Yale Conducts Secret Spring Practice Behind Closed Gates
Yale football drills proceed with gates shut and a security guard preventing spectators. Head coach Foster Rockwell and new coach Foster Sanford lead scrimmage sessions as part of a private spring work plan. Virginia relay squad named for Penn relays includes Marbn Bosher Gray Waples captain Pinck Archie Randolph set to race in sprint, hurdles, and high jump events.
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Heartrending state of A C Stickel's daughter Miletus
In Miletus West Virginia the daughter of A C Stickel suffered a leg ailment. Arica Salve, from the Bucs jen line, was prescribed as a cure and sold by all druggists at 25 cents.
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Preen Sets Pimlico Track Record in U S Horse Race
Special to The Washington Post Baltimore April 26 Thomas Clyde's four year old Atheling horse Preen raced 4 ½ furlongs in 3 18 3 4 carrying 114 pounds and won by five lengths over Bobbie Kean. Dunseverrick fell when leading in the steeplechase and Kirk Levington was disqualified after nearly overtaking a rival. Pacon and Susy Marle set track records in early races while Lucy Marie clocked a two year old record.
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Lexington Race Results Highlight Fast Track Conditions
At Lexington the program featured six races with Gideon winning the first, Colonel Simpson taking the second, Doctor Wang victorious in the third, Bud Hill in the fourth, The Thrall prevailing in the fifth, and Louise Macfarlan besting Dilliott in the sixth. Time data and several near misses noted, with several entries listed as also ran.
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Surprises at Memphis as Long Shota Wins
April 26 Memphis Tenn Only two favorites finished first at Montgomery Park today as outsiders swept the rest. In the third race Yankee Girl failed to cash, while Kiingner led a crowded field and other events went to longshots. Seven races dominated by upsets with odds and times noted for each.
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Greatest value tailor-made suits at $15 line
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Sullivan Stops O Neill After Terrific Body Punishment
Washington fighter Kid Sullivan defeated Jack O Neill of New York by stoppage in the seventh round at Eureken Athletic Club, after six brutal rounds of body work and punishment. O Neill quit claiming internal injury as Sullivan wore him down with steady rights and lefts to the stomach and face.
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Broadcloth wins Flushing Stakes glory at Aqueduct meet
In the Flushing Stakes feature at Aqueduct Broadcloth, the odds on favorite, led from the start and won easily, paying 7 to 10. Grenade finished second and Ebony third as the program produced four favorites winning. Phantom claimed the steeplechase, while Lady Amelia took the final six furlongs. The Jamaica track will host the next big card.
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Thoroughbred Races Highlight Pimlico Meet Card
A long list of horses and entrants for Pimlico races is given, naming horses such as Rosetint Gouvigny Beitle Bouncer Wabash Queen Tanberk and many others, with weights and tentative race pairings. The transcript outlines first through sixth races including maiden events, steeplechases and handicap heats, listing horses, weights, and competitive entries.
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60000 See Auto Races in Atlantic City New Jersey
The South Vander Beach auto races attracted about 6000 spectators as Christie in a 10 horsepower car defeated Guy Vaughn in a 31 horsepower machine in a close finish. The event featured heats with a best time of 0.4425 seconds by Christie. Mrs. J. N. Cuneo won the first event in a 10 horsepower car with a 1 25 3 5 time. RB I Lockwood won the middle-night gasoline car race in a 32 horsepower auto at 1 2. Cuneo finished second in that event behind Lockwood, with Charles Fleming third. The championship race for touring cars under five passengers drew three heats and was led by J. D. Bristol in a 4050 horsepower machine with a 1 07 2 6 final time, followed by W. C. Thomas and Archie Hughes. Koehler won the Price Handicap for two-cylinder cars in a 22 horsepower vehicle with W. Haupt second. the fastest quarter mile belonged to J. N. Wits Jr. in a high power machine. The final runabout race was won by Koehler in a 22 horsepower car with Cuthbert second and Fleming third. no times were recorded.
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G P C League Ready Formed For Baseball Season
The Government Printing Office base league was organized for the coming season. J E Bishop elected president and Fred Arends secretary-treasurer. Four clubs will compete: Cowboys, Pressmen, Blanks, and the Duplex. Season runs from April 7 to early July at Mahone Lot North Capitol and M streets. unattached clerks and laborers will be assigned by lot. apply to President Bishop at 36 Florida Avenue NW.
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Doings at Annapolis a record-breaking sports day
Annapolis hosts a big Saturday with a double header boat race on the Severn between Navy eights and Penn crews refereed by William Williamson of the Ariel Boat Club. Also baseball at St John’s College against Maryland Agricultural, cross-town matches with Bucknell, interclass track and field championship, all on the new parade ground at the Superintendent’s residence.
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Georgetown vs A and M Kittredge Raleigh Nine clash set
Georgetown faces A and M Kittredge in a 4 pm intercity game at Georgetown Park. The North Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical College team, led by Malachi Kittredge and Rodney Mollathran, arrives aiming to challenge Georgetown and continues a strong season against UNC and other Tar Heel opponents.
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Dr Barr Best Shot Leads Analostan Weekly Shoot
The Analostan marksmanship club held a weekly shoot at Tennallytown grounds. Dr Barr topped the day with 90 of 100, while Uncle Billy Wagner hit 24 of 25 in one set. Hunter posted the next best average with 70 as members prepare for a May 39 all flag shoot inviting visitors from Baltimore and New York.
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Potomac A C Smoker Showcases Wrestling Bouts
The Potomac Athletic Club in Georgetown held its first smoker of the season featuring two wrestling matches. Buck Wilson defeated Eddie Gans in two falls, first in 10 minutes 4 seconds with a double Nelson, then in 2 minutes 45 seconds in the second fall. Mike Murray rebounded by throwing Gus Stanley in 4 minutes with a combination hold. Barry Wood acted as referee as headlines note the event and upcoming illustrated section.
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