Business Five Defeats Western High in Gym Showdown
In a 15 minute game at the Business gymnasium, Captain Peck led Western High with six of their eight field goals while Culgan and Hay Wise paced Business. Key contributions from Cutts, Turok, and Te Wise sealed a win as Business stretched a late lead and dominated the second half. Referee Haven Tome oversaw the 15 minute contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busserss
Tor Tas
Western
Cutts
Buch
Woo Hay Wise
Peck
Ennie
Turok
Agata
Culligan
Asaen
Ai Hay Wise Bum
Mar
Wratern
Mga
ToWise Venter
Tewtel
Tay Woxehoo
Pater "Glemsner
Bo Wise
Tay Wise
Beemity
Gans
Tutves
Open Baseball School in Pensacola by Bobby Cutlis
Bobby Cutlis, former Cleveland scout and Southern League Montgom ery manager, plans a Pensacola baseball school focusing on pitcher and catcher training. Washington barracks hosts amateur boxing championship next Monday with ten two round bouts. Participants aged 18 to 25 weigh 110 to 160 pounds and trained by ex-prizefighter Mr. Sixsmith, known as Billy Murphy. Referee Sixsmith. judges Craw, Berd, Bennion, and Chynoweth. A one round final among four top boxers will decide the championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Cutlis
Cleveland American League
Niext
Montgomery
Pensacola
Washington
Washington Barracks
Post Symnasium
Sixsmith
Billy Murphy
Tommy Ryan
Jwi
Craw
Iferd
Bennion
Chynoweth
Famous quoits star dies at home in Old Forest
The renowned quoit player Lend Der 15 mm WJ Sluggins, a leading figure in the sport, died at his home in Old Fore. He had claimed victory in national and international events, with a career highlighted by global contests and strong defense of his title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lend
Alain
Ogg Werki
Jean Mitts Plage
Old Fore
Visidle
C U Quint To Meet Temple Five Tonight
Catholic University prepares for a home game against Temple School of Philadelphia at Carroll Institute. The Vidstors are newcomers and ahead of locals in the field according to observers. Referee Jim Califlower to officiate. tipoff at 8 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic University
Temple School
Philadelphia
Carroll Institute
Jim Califlower
Junior Preps Win Second Game In Season
Georgetown Junior Preps defeat Georgetown Playground five 21 to 3 led by Milstead defensive standout. Scoring credited to Wise Weaver Holichan 2 Donohue and Nicholas with assists. Referee O Reilly Timekeeper Thompson Bearer d Alrverne. Time of period 20 minutes. Weld to Lead Harvard in Soccer.
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Georgetown
Georgetown Playground
Milstead
Donohue
Nichias
Playground
Weaver Wise
Heiloban
Mink
R Conlan Mink
Dal
Ilstead
Ablenfeld
Murtaugh
Wise
Weaver
Holichan
Donohue Tars
Nichola
Mr. O'Reilly
Mr.Thompson
d'Alrverne
George Washington Grabs Overtime Win Over Gallaudet
George Washington and Gallaudet played a tight 40 minutes that ended 23–23, then GW pulled ahead in the overtime to win. Murray shifted to Bryant’s role, boosting GW’s rally as Rockwell and Classen anchored Gallaudet’s defense. Johnson scored four and Almon, Wenger and Shaver contributed, with Almon striking nine free throws.
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Alfred L. Stern
George Washington
Gallaudet
Naona Guard Armory
Kendall Greeners
Tom’ Murray
Murray
Bryant
Rockwell
Classen
Johnson
Capt. Shaver
Almon
G. Wsu
George Wash
Almona
Keeler Bryant
Hese R. Wenger
Tohoron
Rasmussen Shaver
Classe Grosabeck
R. Rockwell
Wenger
Rasmunsee
Foltz
Hockwell
Door
Shaver
Ro Wenger
A. Wenger
Tmless
Maurice Kelliher
Georgetown
Timera
Mosara
Hebnark
Chapman
Fleming Track Gets New Coach At George Washington
Prof Learie Cleveland McNemar of George Washington University announced the appointment of Bob Fleming as track coach and athletic manager. A season opening is planned for February 13 with Georgetown and other colleges in the South Atlantic Association expected to field entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Learie Cleveland McNemar
George Washington University
Bob” Fleming
Washington
South Atlantic
Johns Hopkins University
Fifth Regiment Athletic Association of
Baltimore
McNemar
George Washington
Monumental City
Georgetown
Fleming
Howard Hodgkins
University of Virginia
Catholic University
Gallaudet
Johna Fropkins
Washington and Lee
Cornell
Lehigh
Pennnsylvania
University
Southern
South Atlantic Association
George
Monster Stadium for Braves To Seat About 45 000
Boston plans a single story cement stand at the new Braves park in Allston to seat about 45 000 spectators. President James E. Gaffney said the design resembles the Yale bowl and Fenway Park use is assured until the new stadium is ready. Construction should finish around July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monster
Braves
Boston
Allston
James E. Gaffney
Gaffney
J. J. Lannin
Fenway Park
Baseball Schedule Meeting Set for 1915 Plans
BARNEY DREYFUSS, president of the Pittsburgh club and schedule committee chair, announced a meeting at French Lick Springs, Ind., to draft the 1915 National and American league calendars with NL President Vener and AL President Johnson in attendance. John A. Heydler and others will also be present as national officials prepare for early-season scheduling. President Johnson of the AL plans to meet with Huppert and Huston at French Lick to finalize transfer arrangements for the New York Americans, traveling with Robert Melloy and William Harridge who will assist in drawing the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Barney Dreyfuss
Pittsburgh Baseball Club
French Lick Springs
Ind
Dreyfuss
Vener
Ban Johnson
John A Heydsler
Trea
Urer
Nationals
Chicago
Johnson
American League
Jacob Huppert
Capt
T. L. Huston
French Lick
New York Americans
Robert Melloy
Boston
William Harridge
Tenpin Ball Tour Visits Local Alleys Next Week
Tenpin bowlers at the local YMCA await the mineralite ball tour as it visits two days next Monday and Tuesday at the alleys. The Europe originated ball toured Berlin to Paris in 1913, prompting two duplicate balls. A Charles B. Maston cup will go to the contest winner, with members of the YMCA allowed to enter by bowling three games for a total score. The visitor then moves to the Central BM. Co. A. alleys for two more days next Thursday and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrison, Jr
Columbia Covering Company
Phelps Brothers and
Sellers
Spiess
Pet. Garrison
Columbia Cove
Ring Co
Chelpa Bros
Genlere & Co
Gartison
TR. Crowley
Sameer Btrlieret
Erica ‘“ Watkins
Smith Mei
Whitney
Biade
Fultz
Eller & Co
Roger
Zellers
United States
Europe
Berlin
Paris
Tae Eeae Company
BM. Co. A
Two Duckpin Sets Dominate Night Bowling Action
Two duckpin sets over 560 were rolled with Barnes anchoring the Lucas Specials of the Southeast League scoring 368 as the high individual and Murphy tallying 360 in the Nationals National Capital event. The Welsh Stars fell 2 to 1 to the Stars in the Commercial League, while Nationals beat Center Market Ave in Arcade League with a 1,402 set and Bailey posting 130 high game and 350 set.
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Barnes
Lucas
Southeast Stars
Murphy
Nationals
Columbians
Achs
Stars
Center Market Ave
Bailey
Gheen
Tiennis
Marie Tierht
B. Adama Co
Keane
Ae Hrandt i
Littleton
Be Shuey
Cullen
Arion Mayhew
Loveless
Dink
Kaufman
Th Ghee
Elliot WA
Lewis Tayton
At RS Mawke
TOR Ana
Batley
Dales
Herkt
Licas
Duckpen Liague
Atheast Stara
Free Byne
Cornelim
Taucas
Whatley
Crampto
Schoups
Rirkle
Talley
Alt Baum
Edmonston
Paller
AG Tol
Tucker
Primm
Fas Athletics
Hiltons
Tinton
TH & Gerach
Il Oo
MU Sigma Duckpin
Avis We Hargett
Kendricks
Beta
Carusc
On E Leith
H. Leith
al Inv
C. Rai
Edmunds
Ag Kernaelle
Ag Braund
Aa Conlmann
Poston
I Beatty
Keene
Morgan
W. Warren
Northeast Duckpin
Ae Federal Ee
Dresdvonsh Ta
Tertran
Rodgers Bankers Duckpin
RS &T Boomy Ba Ug Wash
Loan & Trait
LOS Ameya al BS
al Kime
Bondren RT
Si Hildebr
Wwiii
al Marlow
Fisher
Bat Columba
Robertson
Ff Keene
St Bo Patent Examiners
Kpin Leag Ay
Engineers
Diggers
Neal
Rowley
Matcit
Fecha
National F. Ce
Hemmett
Halliger
Henry
Asher Meatyard
Stinchield
Haden
O'Neill
Ice Az One
Loeffler
Mhewnlog
Hammett
Te Kiein
Gideon
Bhutch
San
Habenicht
Epartmental Duckpin Leagul
Land Office l Library
Mikesell
Batteman
Dyer
Reynolds
Malls, Welden
Colley
Fngines
Emei MT Morsell
Clark
Fergus A
Nembers
Cook
McCulloch
Bebb
BOS
Wasilington Gaslight Co
Departmental
Nay, Wer
West Station
Insta Hass
Arnold
Roots
Cumberl'd
Thomas
McClees
Beaton
So Donne SD AN
Moore Rot Eo
H. Miller
Battre
McLaurne
Righ
IBO
Btern Wat
Howell
Roche Sso RT oCiller
Ennex
Isgens al
Ft Taylor
EH Eades
Athletes Prepare for South Atlantic Cross Country Title
Carrall Institute runners led by Capt. Dan Healy train daily in Rock Creek Park, three weeks from the South Atlantic cross country championship. Fifteen athletes compete, including Lynch who missed the recent Carroll vs Baltimore Country Club race. Efforts aim to secure a course at Suburban Golf Club. Baltimore Country Club plans a full-team bid to win the trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrall Institute
Dan Healy
Rock Creek Park
Carroll
Baltimore Country Club
Lynch
Carroll Institute
Phi King
Greens
Baltimore Creas Country Club
No Racing at Juarez Tomorrow and Track Notes
Special to The Washington Post reports no racing at the Juarez track tomorrow due to the death in New York of James G. Follanabee, a Jockey Club steward. Also noted: Mount St. Mary’s beat Temple 27 to 19 in basketball. Berkeley and California announce a dual track meet for April 3, 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juarez
Washington Post
Mexico
New York
James G. Follanabee
Jockey Club
Creeley
Jobocon
Boor- Donovan
Leary
Haltigen
Miller
Eells
Gerans
Johnson
Terry
Lemmer
Creeley Teeree
Pom Peor
Georgetown
Beever
Schmidt
Imers
Beesers
Kelly
Cogan
Berkeley
Cal
Illnois
California
King's Horse a Favorite for 1915 English Derby
King George IV era racing notes list Friar Marcus as the season’s standout two year old, undefeated and favored for next year’s Derby. J. B. Joel again tops owner earnings with about 155000 dollars, while the king’s total wins approach 60000. Multiple owners and horses are mentioned with various earnings and retirements noted, including Faer Marge and Alec Taylor’s string.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jockey Clubb
King's Stables
Friar Marcus
Friar Marcua
George IV
Trainer Burch Plans Return Race Run In South
Washington racing figure Preston Burch is en route from Paris to the United States. He intends to visit John Stanford's operation in Amsterdam and may enter a string of Stanford horses in Charleston and possibly New Orleans. The report notes his past wartime service and ties to French racing stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burch
South
Washington Post
New York
Preston Burch
Washington
Maison Lafitte
Paris
Chicago
John
Stanford
France
Amsterdam
N. Y
Charleston
Orteana Yd
Juarez
Bat
Sear
Bene
Trerch
Hla Yiluahe
Goldierg Fe
Maleon Lantre
Omenilaaten
Catet
Race Track Results From A Busy Card At The Fair
The program lists six races with multiple horses in each division. Notable entries include King Radford, Sireftul, and York Lad in early events, with times ranging around 2 minutes 27 seconds for the sprint and 1 minute 86.36 seconds for the longer dash. Several horses such as Transformation, Squeeler, and Dick's Pet also run across the card along with well known stable names and jockeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syesf
King Radford
Swen
Orty
Murphy
Siretful
Daris
Nigados
Ethelberg Jr
Ouster
Billy Stuart
Jessie Louise
Sureget
Inspector Lestrade
Col, Brown
Wolf
Stexesta
Ade Kennedy
Transformation
Huy Collins
Spoln Knight
Teeas
Redondo
Criseu
Venets Htrome
Ben Loyal
Hach
Amythi
Squeeler
Sieraead
Nolan
Wiley
Briar Path
Clim
Polly He
Imismyths
Lafferty
Ivan Gardner
Croas Bun
Holton
Humiliation
Martre
Ren
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Sidney West
Dunlap
Christy
Western High
Duckpin
Fourteenth Street
Buck
Ray Wise
Mungeon
Woekseme
Masto
Stanler
Rornowski
Gallagher
Cuevas
Pettipher
H. Huggins
England
Ohscade
Gap. A. Dickel & Co. Distillers
Nashville, Tenn
C. U. Quint
Temple Five
Weld
Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Walter W. Weld
Public School Athletic League
W. A. Quint
Hopkins
Tenpin Ball
Barnes and Murphy
Baum
Haney
Commerce Engineera, Temrys
Oo Kaum
al Andersen
AL al
Kreisher
Lehmann Reatch
Totain
Colo AL Tenpin Leagte
Pilgrims Tharclay
Lehnam
Scharf
Melenuaa
Weikert
Shaffer Ae
Fritz
Land
Lewers
Dardie
Apital City
Norma Peters
Els Williams
A Wright
Ton Jolin
Constantinah Awe Hall
Mata
Dumay
A. Ristan
Yiliama
Noack
A. Brooks
LEAGU
Duckpi Iblen
Yannigans Benaler
Mann Lang
Jarrett
Rehbe
Covert
Watters
Wallace
RS Jordan
Perbe
Suess
Waldelici
Zack Hanover
Lida Earl
Black Thorn
Golden Lassie
Peg
Black Barl
Hectograph
Fair Helen
Riser King
Dtale
Long Beach
Andromeda
Urge
Trap
Holland
Bler
Misa Barn Harbor
Flatbush
Ida Lu Yinla
Proomy Edge
Bear
Sonoy Boy
Jil
Rancea
Forlonge
Calle
Ancon
Wanda Hither
Judge Wright
Bechtel
Joe Finn
Narner
Idlewells
Armor
Craigton
Mount St. Mary’s Quint
Cmeannati Enquirer
Andmme de Thale
Hinkterr Shadrach
Seung Boy
Wright Crlic
Ge Geedday
Charter Opeth
Repherry Candie
Galaxy Mordom
Monk
Charles Fimunger
Amor
Wharleston Moming Telegraph Dive
Par Helen
Haver Keng
Mac
Migs Barn Harbor
Halland
Lewhiel Euariabs
P-B
Ninth
King’s Horse
Faer
Marge
Ana
Waldo
Astor
Woom Singer
Duryea
Mr Fairlie
Bude
Hoo Whinnis
Alec
Steve Duneg Sue
Searolda
Lime
Lagty
UG aMedianar
Petls
Quek Trip Banking Chase Monte Romery Ind
Atse Ra
Fur Longs
Vallala
McCates
Masato
Martin
Mater
Charmense
Marty Ben
Ter
Lone Star
Ater
Toni
Ower Bran
Morton C. Stout &Co
Tailo’s Igemes
F Street
Aposteas
Sopder
Mertz Willeas Ieine
Mertz
Hahn’s
perAh Phive
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