National Guard Bowling League Opens On Palace Alleys
The season opener on Palace Alleys features Company M First Regiment and the Naval Battalion in the National Guard Bowling League. Gen Harries opened with a strike for the battalion and Col Brett led off for the soldiers, while Royal alleys play was postponed.
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Orientals
Garrigong
Ingham and Whitney
Roache
Rosedales
Jolly Fat Men
Everett
National Guard
Palace
Company M
First Regiment
Naval Battalion
Harries
Col
Brett
Royal al' Jeys
Central Prospects for Track Team Look Weak This Year
Central’s track squad shows limited depth as space for practice quarters remains unsettled. Kemper leads a strong nucleus including Claggett, Schmidt, Dick, Hamilton, Wallace, Roberts, Wilson, Bielaski, and MacDonald, with high school rivals manual trainers and others poised to challenge. Uncertainty at training sites and rival teams’ strength shape a season of rebuilding for Central and nearby schools.
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E Central
Kemper
Claggett
Schmidt
Hamilton
Wallace
Roberts
Wilson
Bielaski
Cy” MacDonald
Hamillén
Hia
Robert
Old Central
Blelaski
Birch
Mullen
Foley
Technical
Tech
M. C
Central
Thrall
Little Smithson
Alexandria
Sloan
Episcopal High
Convention Hall
Jannus
McCarthy
Duganne
Western
Georgetown University
Morse
Track Athletes at George Washington University
George Washington University track athletes prepare for a big winter meet. Captain Lorando aims to assemble a strong squad at Van Ness Park after a college journal call, with last year’s core runners Gunning, Babcock, Wright, and Sterrett plus promising prospects. A coach will be engaged after Monday to lead the team.
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George, Washington University
Washington
College Journal
Lorando
van Ness Park
Babcock
Gunning
Wright
Daniels
Atchison
Atchison, Buery
Sterrett
Jab— Cock
Huery
Neff Chosen Captain Of Virginia Football Eleven
John H. Neff of Harrisonburg Va was tonight elected captain of the Virginia football team for next season. A substitute last year he played halfback this season and starred at fullback and in defense against Georgetown and the Carlisle Indians. Weighs 165 pounds and is old end. General athletic association awarded We to players including Neff among others.
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Washington Roar
Charlottesville
John H. Neff
Harrisonburg
Virginia
Neff
Georgetown
Carlisle Indians
Neral Athletic Association
Johnson
Roth
Randolph
Cooke
Wiliams
Woolf
Meyers
Maddux
Vaughan
Honaker
Daylight Gridiron Thief Strips Van Mess Park Gear
In Thanksgiving Day misfortune a thief entered Van Mess Park dressing room and stole football equipment including head gear and nose guards from Georgetown and Hatchets players. Police urge its return to avoid leaving the squad unprotected for next season's Blue and Gray game. Fraternity Wins Close Game. U and I Fraternity basketball team edged Shamrocks 14 to 20 in a tightly contested Washington City League bout.
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Georgetown
van Mess Park
Fraternity
Peck Chapel
U and i
Shamrocks
Furmaya
Fuse Miles
Jalitvan Herbert
McDonald Janes
Carroll Duadis
Repatti
Danni Favals
Miles MG
Axe Ih
Salliven
Carroll
Furmayl
Mica
Sod Sullivan
Mr. Pimper
Unclear names and items listed in historic page prompt
A dense list of scattered names and terms appears to be OCR garble from a New Orleans page. It reads like a string of persons, places, and items without coherent events or context, limiting clear extraction of a single news item or action.
Tommy Ryan Retires From Boxing Title Passes To Hugo Kelly
Chicago December news notes Tommy Ryan retires from boxing after eighteen years in the ring stating fatigue and farm life. He relinquishes the middleweight crown to Hugo Kelly and pledges support to the new champion. Also reports include a Melancholy auction of Dreamwold horses at Madison Square Garden and other bouts among Herman vs Ryan exhibition, Crimson beats Cornell, and West Point announces Rodney H. Smith as next year’s captain.
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Chicago
Tommy Ryan
James J. Jeffries
Janelea Tommy
Hugo Kelly
Ryan
Silvio Ferretti
Kelly
Dare Devil
New York
Themes W. Lawson
Dreamwold
Madison Square Garden
Dave Devil
Reid
Lady Wilton
A Wonderful Stock of Overcoats
A store advertises a large selection of overcoats with styles to suit every notion. It claims a complete stock from affordable Oxford and kerseys to luxurious Velours and Viennas, starting at 15 dollars and offering the finest fabrics and making.
Hennessy Heads Fair Grounds Jockeys in New Orleans Meet
Jimmy Hennessy riding for Burlew and ONeill leads the meet at New Orleans with eleven wins after yesterday’s victory on Juggier. Noone plans a winter southward departure. The Cellas control six New Orleans betting books and hold influence in Crescent City Jockey Club and Western Jockey Club.
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Jimmy Hennessy
Burlew & O'Neill
New Orleans
Jack Phillips
Nugl
Fair Grounds
Cellas
Louis
Charles
New York
Crescent City Jockey Club
John Candon
Western Jockey Club
Corrigan
Turf Association
Herford Lands January Fight Bid With 70 Percent Share
New York reports Al Herford, for Eureka Athletic Club of Baltimore, secured the promised 70 percent grass receipts for the Corbett McGovern bout. He posted a $1000 forfeit, with the match set for the last week in January at Baltimore.
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New York
Young” Corbett
Terry McGovern
Eureka Athletic Club
Baltimore
al Herford
JUGGLER MAKES FAST MILE AT FAIR GROUNDS
Burlew & O'Neill's Juggler won the feature handicap at the Fair Grounds, posting the fastest mile of the season 1:34.83 while Hoennessy rode his mount for a comfortable lead as St Valentine finished second. Charles Eastman set the fastest six furlongs of the season at 1:13, Mountain steering Haskmtan with 25 to 1 odds yielding Yoting the win in race five.
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Washington Post
New Orleans
Burlew & O'Neill
Fair Grounds
Hoennessy
St. Valentine
Jolian
Tom Mankiua
Invaalon
Pinsticker
Frenca Nun
Avabo
Miss Yerris
Idy Davis
John~ Shara
Furl Gharna
Longs
Quauntain
la Soraiare
Garner
Tita
Palloday
Timb
Foti Pris
Ranaieap
Jugzler
J. Henney
Valentine
Nicol
Ehereny
Stormetond
Billy Vorinaes
Seder
Cora Price
Grice George
Zixteenth m Sleg
Bade
Bisher
King Wilde
A. Morgan
Dromlo
Pred Hornbeck
King Bileworth
Brosketon
Jungle Signer
Rosemond
Orient Sleotas
Yo San Throws Rider In Oakland Race
In Oakland today Jockey Knapp aboard Yo Sap was unseated as a pileup of horses passed over him yet he escaped unharmed. The race ended with Ming Gibson at 18 to 1 winning in mid-December style times. Black Sam placed third as Frinos Nap showed.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Knapp
Yo Sap
Ming Gibson
McIntyre
Black Sam
Sobogon
Frinos Nap
Rounding Up Racing Odds And Finishers From Track Meet
A garbled OCR list details multiple race results and betting odds. Names like Marlon Bose, Jarratt, Walsh, Sullivan, and Moore appear among horse or greyhound like entries with placements and times. It notes first and second places, varying payouts, and track figures.
Muddy Track at Ascot Produces Surprise Finishes
On a rain soaked track at Ascot in Los Angeles six horses finished in front across six races. Tom Copan won the opening 185 Wancke at 9 to 10 as Cazador and Indy Diswell placed, while Nap Pa led the second race over Star and J Nelson. Third race saw Ruth W. defeat Uncle Henry with Keough and Koarmar in the frame, and Colonel Jeck captured the fourth ahead of Arimo. Bit Curtis led the sixth race over Los Angeleno and Legatoe, with a rugged field of runners and time records noted in several heats.
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Adbert
Doctor Héard
Kohinoor
Farelmer
Doctor Riles
Giencare
Seiting
Marvel P
Florentine
Bimpbelly
Menry Hendi
Ancestor
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Msterre
Az Viotin
Plater
Kemp Ridzioy
Barsapariliz
Tobogean
Calanesh
Considarati
A Bredip
Beeches
Seablock
Shawans
Missouri Lad
Fleviany
Henry Watterson
Rose Hart
Baily Preston
Buavia
Goday Pheigeaie
Mary Candlemas
Anna Ruskie
Pompadour
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Ozh
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Robust
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Globe Bunny
Balabol
Ascot
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Furionge
Lille
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Young Devi Lotba
Geety
Lng of the Mist
Jack Kercheval
Elizabeth
Lulu“ Amett
Bauhia
Bacond
Yarth Ara
Ruth
Woodthorpe
Blakey
BU Curtis
Farieties Thira Tere
Bellin
el Cazador
Blue Hottie
Motesoy
Bkirkfeld Bolte
Mechla Hazeline
Winsoma Ways
Judge Denton
Boasick
Fatre
J. F. Danahue
Baldo
Hetropaw
Moor
Croston Hot
Pacifico
Lading
Skylight
Henry Me
Lous Muszibhon
Houston
Dr. Crook
G. Albans
Hipoteos
Oakland
Firat
Woolsandals
Warne
F. Nougent
de Oro
Harlan
Bennett
Ingham
Castile
Ettinos
Caraly Anopus
Liz Fuciings
Fesauy
Martinmas
Princess Titanis
Mary F. Fitth
Serenity
Avonalis
Invader
Los Angeles
Cal
Ascot Taxiag
Tom Copan
Wancke
William Parrish
Omorper
Cazador
Lewis
Thre
Indy Diswell
Nap- Pa
D. Bolana
J Nelson
Kent
Star
W. Fischer
Buda Pest
Allerton
Hulton
Dendre
Buena
Taostlea
Keough
Uncle Henry
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Ruth W
Lil
Die Wroussman
Peninsula
Colonel Jeck
Kostner
Aira
Freaton
Arimo
Bull
Gotch Seeks Return Bout After Championship Loss
New Orleans Dec 3 Frank A Gotch announced he will challenge Fred Beell, the new American wrestling champion, for a return match. Gotch has opened negotiations with Beells manager Harry Quinn and says he has recovered from the injury that felled him in the second fall. He claims he lost 2400 on the bout, which was a three fall match with Beell taking the last two after Gotch won the first.
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New Orleans
Frank A. Gotch
Fred Beell
Harry Quinn
Beellis
Gotch
Beell
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