Baltimore and Washington Boys to Open Basketball Series
Baltimore and Washington Young Men's Christian Association teams begin a series of games. The Washington game features the Rest branch of Baltimore and starts at 7:50 p.m. at the Washington Y.M.C.A. Saturday. Players listed include Omohondra Lehtoster and Woodhead among others. Baltimore’s Central Y.M.C.A. will meet the local Y.M.C.A. team on Saturday, January 28.
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Washington Young Men's Christian Association
Young Men's Christian Association
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Woodhead
Jeff Puard
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O'Connor
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Washinton Canoe Club Hosts First Housewarming Night
The Washington Canoe Club celebrated its inaugural housewarming at the clubhouse above Aqueduct Bridge. After a club inspection, attendees danced late, and with 115 members and a waiting list of 15, all canoe racks are filled and expansion plans are being prepared as membership grows.
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Washington Canoe Club
Aqueduct Bridge
Calabash Wins Again at Fair Grounds Card
New Orleans Fair Grounds action featured Calabash winning the sixth race over Snow and Rolla while Columbia Girl triumphed in the fifth with Hyacinth second and Argensl third. Stoner Hill led a long-shot upset in the second, and Col. White took the birth race as Verneun and Horse Radish faded. Track conditions were cloudy with a good surface.
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Jockey Thrown In Stretch At Ascot Meeting
Los Angeles reports recount a busy Ascot program with six races. In the fourth, jockey Kent on Luckett was jammed to the ground and stepped on but escaped serious injury. Multiple race results follow with winners, times, and other runners noted alongside.
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Duchess Ollie Wins Steeplechase at City Park Second Race
New Orleans on December 27 saw two of six favorites win at City Park amid a rainy day. Duchess Ollie captured the second race at 12 to 1, while Chanley faced heavy wagering as the steeplechase winner earlier. The program featured multiple favorites prevailing and a fluctuating track conditions report.
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O-days Racing Entries at New Orleans Fair Grounds First Race
New Orleans Fair Grounds card lists five and a dalit entries in first race with Miss Cosette and others, plus prices and jockeys. Second race shows six furlongs with Doctor Dam and several rivals, followed by six furlongs entries including Bonnie Princes Charlie and St. Bonnie. Fourth race features mil Dandicas and Gold Enamal, while fifth race offers five and a half furlongs selling with Maraaparliia and Catherine B among the contenders.
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Hendrie Seizes Control of Windsor Race Track
Detroit reports George M. Hendrie has purchased a controlling interest in the Windsor, Ontario race track across the river. The running meetings moved from Highland Park to Windsor after the lease expired. Improvements are planned at Windsor.
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Ontario
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Gardner After O Brien Fight Challenge
Tom Sharkey on behalf of George Gardner issues a challenge to Philadelphia Jack O Brien for a flexible number of rounds at 168 pounds or more with a $5,000 side bet. Gardner awaits a match at any time and place and may accept a six round bout in Philadelphia if O Brien declines longer formats. Sharkey will post the stake once O Brien agrees to the word.
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New York
Tom Sharkey
George Gardner
Lowell
Philadelphia
Jack O’brien
Gardner
O'Brien
Bob Fitzsimmons
Amateur Boxing Barred in Chicago After Tonight
Chicago police order bans all amateur boxing sparring contests and tournaments after tonight. The ban covers the Chicago Athletic Association, the Illinois Athletic Club, and all other city organizations, ending the current Illinois Club tournament and final events at the Stinole Athletic Club.
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Digestive Ailments Shift From Purgatives to Nervine Therapy
Old theories blamed indigestion on the stomach needing mechanical aid from cathartics. Modern practice says nerves power digestion. Dr Miles Restorative Nervine claims to relieve stubborn indigestion and stomach trouble by strengthening nerves. A testimonial from Malcolm cites recovery after Nervine use and a money-back guarantee if not helped.
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Vital Move by Army Before New York Meeting
New York conference on football convenes at Murray Hill Hotel with delegates from fifty eight institutions. West Point leads a bold push for unified rules and possible merger of governing bodies, risking two sets of colleges under differing regulations if consolidation fails.
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Gould a tennis wonder in clash with Latham in Georgia Court
Special to The Washington Fest from New York December 27 reports Jay Gould seventeen, stunning the English champion Peter Latham by forcing a tight first set before losing in straight games. In the afternoon Gould teamed with Standing to defeat Latham and Sands, 6 3 8 6 1 3, with Gould displaying graceful footwork, strong defense, and precise openings.
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Charles B. Sands
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Baseball Notes From Richmond January Meeting
A January 3 Richmond gathering of Virginia League executives outlines personnel moves. Jack Grha will manage Newport News Dam. Love Cross eyed for Athletics third base. Emmet Heldrich may return to the St Louis Browns. Patsy Flaherty and others face shifting roles as umpires. Sheckard signs to play for Chicago National League club.
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Brown Leads Triangular Chess Tourney Opening Round
In the seventh Triangular College Chess League with Cornell Brown and the University of Pennsylvania Brown leads after opening play at 112 points. Pennsylvania trails with 1-2 points, Cornell last with 1-2. Kirkpatrick of Penn beat Mitchell of Cornell in 30 moves. Van Arndall of Brown beat Hughes of Penn in 49 moves. Sweet of Brown drew Darling of Cornell after 33 moves. The event runs through Saturday at Prof Innaci L Rice's home.
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Organizing Virginia League expects Lynchburg franchise
Paige of Penn Yan is tipped to secure the Lynchburg franchise in the Virginia Baseball League. An upcoming magnates meeting in Richmond on January 15 is set to decide the ownership, with Wells stating others are ready to take the team if Paige declines. Also, Denny Lewis and Henry Scroggs to clash on January 9 at the National Athletic Club, their rematch after a January 9 event was planned following earlier negotiations.
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Washington Post
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al McMurray
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D. i C
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Henry Scroges
Highlandtown
Prominent Lancaster County Man Dies in Hotel Eating Accident
James Thompson, well known in Lancaster County, Pa., choked to death today in a Coatesville hotel while breakfasting. A piece of beefsteak lodged in his throat and could not be removed in time.
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James Thompsot
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Land fencing cases moved by Moody appointee in Omaha
R R Rush an Omaha attorney was named by Attorney General Moody as special prosecutor in the land fencing cases. He received notice today and is instructed to prosecute at once and push vigorously. The communication cites ongoing actions and schedules for related transport details via Pennsylvania Railroad on Saturdays.
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