Emerson Athletic Club Baseball Schedule Sets Tough War Season
Emerson Athletic Club posts a hard war season schedule with ten away games in Virginia and Maryland and a four day Southern trip in April. The lineup adds several new players and features matchups against Woodberry Forest Orange VA Stannington AI Remington VA and more including Georgetown Prep and Casanova High School.
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Alumni rally wins hard fought gym contest connecticut
After a tight battle the Alumni basketball team beat the fast Crewds Boo.me by a single point in a tense afternoon game. Hayard and Earnshaw led the Alumni guards with steady defense and multiple goals. Platt, Moore, Hamlin, Baker and Barr contributed as starters. Referee Mr Long of YMLC and timer Mr McNeil of Yale officiated with two 16 minute halves.
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Blow to Hatchetites as GWU loses three key trackmen
George Washington University faces a setback when Jack Carpenter withdraws and three more stars Louis Connors C C Sinth son and B M Hildebrand decide not to enter this year. The losses threaten relay and distance events as Penn plans to face Michigan in a late fall match. The E M F Automobile exhibit is on display at the gatesrooms 1313 New York avenue.
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Trade Talk and Baseball Gossip Stir Chicago and Nationals
The article discusses possible trades involving Doc White and BI Burks, with White seeking to play near his business interests in Washington. It notes Chicago’s openness to a deal, Wolverton’s managerial acumen, and a broad discussion of players and managers, including Jones’s retirement and salary politics.
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Moose broken to harness in Adirondacks story
Special to The Washington Post reports a trained moose of about one year old and 700 pounds from Mountain View in the Adirondacks has been broken to drive in harness. The owner says the animal could outdistance swift racehorses after a few weeks of training. In New HavenDwight T Griswold, who stroked Yale varsity crew at New London last June, died today in San Francisco. His home was in Brie, Pa.
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Shannon Marathon Edgewater Athlete Wins Pittsburg Mile
Edgeworth athlete Shannon won the Pittsburg mile in 1 hour 7 minutes 49 seconds amid a large crowd along the course. Pat Patterson of McKees Rock collapsed after 7 miles and was carried from the track. President Sullivan suspended athletes deemed professional. Jones of Pittsburg officiated in his stead, with Sheppard and Porter among those under review for professionalism.
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Unusual Thoroughbred Duel Ends in Fine Wagering Chaos
At Oakland crowds witnessed a peculiar race where jockeys J Lee Kirchhbaum Bon Homme and Ocean Queen clashed in a violent exchange. Sempronium, an outsider who surged late, won as stewards fined all riders 650 each for foul riding while a standout favorite faltered.
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Savannah results show mixed early races and close finishes
First race saw Whisk broom and Out Yar Risk exit early as 2 to 1 favorite led by Young. second race won by Autumn Flower with Frank Lalor second. Imogene led the third with Pocotauga close behind. fourth race won by Belle of the Bay with Away 1c prominent. fifth race featured Eneler and Anna Smith near the front as The Ram trailed.
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O Brien Receives Salary Increase At Annual Meeting
President Joseph O Brien of the American Association gains a salary rise to 7500 annually, extending his tenure another year. George Tebeau is reelected chairman and Mr Cantillon is again VP, as plans for major minor league warfare are deferred to January 4 in Cincinnati. Navy schedule likely light this season with few opponents, as Harvard Cornell Georgetown Penn trip decisions dampen rowing hopes.
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A Bunch of Muscles
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Havana results Hurina Dec 2 at Almeda Park
Races held at Almeda Park feature five furlongs won by Donsh in the first, Prince Afert the winner of the five and a half furlongs, Mies Padden clinching the Rice furlongs battle, Hand Me Dowo triumphing the mile, and Hand taking the one and one sixteenth miles race. Entries include multiple named horses and handlers from Los Angeles and surrounding circuits.
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Miles Heart Cure Relief Sought by James P Niver
A man from Elkhart Indiana sought relief after years of chest pain and shortness of breath. Doctors labeled neuralgia of the heart and dyspepsia, yet offered little help. He followed Miles Medical Co. guidance using Dr Miles' Nervine with the Heart Cure and reported improvement.
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Gloria wins Rose EDN handicap at Santa Anita in tight finish
Gloria easily wins the Rose EDN handicap for 7 furlongs at Santa Anita Park as Green Seal and Angelus set the pace to the stretch. Gemmell finishes second and Angelus third while jockey Kennedy suffers a bad fall early in the fifth race. The card includes multiple races with winners listed for each, plus the fall incident.
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Turbulent Early Racing Card Entry List
Racing entries show multiple races with horses and jockeys listed across five-plus events. Notable names include El Povo Egost and Linda Rey el Dinero in the opening race, and a mix of horses like Meck a Gurnenlam Gypey Kg in the second.
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Savannah gets Brennan deal with South Atlantic club
Ray Brendsa, a Washington youth who played with local amateurs and had a try-out with Wilmington of the Tri-State League, signed a contract to cover one of Savannah’s gardens for the South Atlantic League club next season. He is in Savannah for the racing meeting and reached terms with the manager on Monday.
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Georgetown Navy rematch planned at Annapolis Saturday
Georgetown captain Fred Rice has arranged a return game with Navy for Saturday at Annapolis. The Georgetown five, unsettled by a prior loss to Navy, trains nightly at the Carrol Institute gym and believes it can reverse the score. Virginia fears Georgetown, while Pop Lannigan requests to attend several Blue and Gray games to study their play.
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ICE KELY MAKES AN APPEAL OVER CONTRACT WITH BOSTON
Deposed Doves manager Dee Kelly appeals to the National Baseball Commission over the legality of a two year contract with Boston. President Dovey allegedly to live up to the contract’s terms and salary of 5600 for 1904. Kelly has been removed as manager and Frank Bowerman named to replace Jim. Abe Attell Retains Featherweight Title in New Orleans by KO in eighth round at Westside Athletic Club.
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