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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1904

Page

33

Creedmoor Regiments Build Clubhouses On Prairie Range

The article details Creedmoor prairie clubhouses for regiments including Seventh, Twenty-second, Seventy-first, Squadron A, and others. It notes terraces, dressing rooms, dining spaces, rifle storage, and upgrades costing up to $8,000, with fireproof features and beddings for practice and travel to matches. Marines and Navy practice tents appear as national teams prepare for Fort Hiley trial.

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Biggest Monte Carlo win drives a Briton to ruin

In Mentone Montalt recounts Maj Kennedy's wild Monte Carlo stake spree beginning with 26 francs and culminating in a staggering fortune of 400000 francs before a rapid collapse. Kennedy, once poised to become a country squire, loses everything after a feverish run, while the casino profits skyrocket and fate ends the tale with a tragic football death in Chicago.

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Americans Thrash English Open Air Track Meet Victory

Yale and Harvard defeated Oxford and Cambridge at the Queen's Club in London in a ten day training visit. The Americans dominated the quarter mile and won both jumps, while English squads swept the longer distances, sparking debates on climate and training. Major Garaud’s antics and a grand but chaotic hospitality marked the trip as much as the athletic feats.

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Jimmy Gardner Set to Challenge Jonn Gans for Lightweight Title

Boxing fans widely back Jimmy Gardner brother of George Gardner as the next lightweight champion. Plans call for Gardner to meet Jonn Gans next month at the San Francisco Athletic Club to decide the title, with weight details under discussion and both sides optimistic. Gardner’s supporters expect a decisive bout as he demonstrates prime form and confidence in a potential world title clash.

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Tim Hurst Counts Out Players With Ring Tactics

Tim Hurst, famed as both ballfield umpire and prize fighter, uses ring counting to call outs. A notorious 1920s incident in New York saw a player rush Hurst mid judgment. Hurst lifted his voice and shouted You're out, sending the enraged batter to the bench.

Tim Hurst Tim New York Hurst

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