Emerson Athletic Club schedules hard war baseball slate
Emerson Athletic Club unveils a tough wartime baseball schedule with ten out of town games in Virginia and Maryland and a four day southern trip in April. The roster features updates from Rid e Packer Ruiz Hall Griffin Ogle Minty Conover Bouschee Sweeney and more. Matches include Woodberry Forest Orange Va and Frederck Md along with Army and prep school opponents.
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Tiler
Bob Mar
Emerson
Une
Focal Boys
Ches Ie
Maryland
Casanova High School
Casa 1
Laurel High School
Laurowat
Balilmere City College
Baltimore
Epimropal High
Alexandria
Alumni edge Crewds Boo.me in close basketball duel
In a tight afternoon contest the Alumni basketball team edged Crewds Boo.me by one point, 3 to Bair, with strong scoring by Earnshaw and Hamlin. Hamlin Maker Le Bernshe L Platt led interior play while Keeler and Moore contributed on the wings. refs were Mr Long of YMLC and Mr McNeil of Yale.
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Bair
Auit
Hayard
Earnshaw
Severu Goas
Alumal Moore
Keeler
Platt
Hamlin
le Bernshe
Barr Dust
Aker
L. Platt
M Baker
Moore Craig Hamlin
B Platt
Farnshaw
Barr Heferee
Mr Long
YMLC
Mr McNeil
Yale
Blows To Hatchetites As Key Track Men Decline
The George Washington University track squad suffers as three leading runners Louis Connors C C Sinth son and B M Hildebrand decide not to enroll this year. two were likely on the relay and one to run the half mile and mile. Penn to meet Michigan at Franklin Field on November 12 with Old Penn aiming to extend its series lead. The E M F Automobile exhibit opens at 1313 New York Avenue gatesrooms.
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George Washington University
Louis Connors
C Sinthson
M_ Hildebrand
Penn-Michigan
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Michigan
Franklin Field
Old Penn
E. M. F. Automobile
Gatesrooms
New York Avenue
Trade talk and manager moves roil early baseball gossip
The article discusses possible player trades involving Doc White and the Washington Nationals, with Chicago and Newark figures weighing in on Chicago’s willingness to trade White for BI Burks. It notes Wolverton’s rise, skepticism about salary talk with Fielder Jones, and late reflections on batters versus pitchers as fan favorites.
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Harry Wolverton
Newark
Indians
Kenyon
Wolverton
Williamspore
Io Fast Company
Wol Serians
Hank Corridon
Fred Jacklitsch
Philes
Walter Manning
Walter Blir
Highlanders
Joe Delbhanty
Oscar Salles
Charles
St Louis Cardinals
H P Cree
Jack Warhop
Dave Shean
Phillies
Fielder Jones
White Sox
Comiskey
Jones
Betwen Jones
Ed Idele Kanty
Amos Rusty
Peter Browning
Toad
Ramsey
Anson
John G Clark
Ty Cobb
Decar Brown
Moose broken to harness trains huge Adirondack moose
Special to The Washington Post reports a trained moose from Mountain View in the Adirondacks weighed 700 pounds at one year old and is being broken to drive in harness. The owner claims it could outdistance the swiftest horse after a few weeks of work. In New Haven a late note says Dwight T Griswold, who coached Yale varsity crew in New London last June, died today in San Francisco. his home was in Brie, Pa.
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Studlings Stallings
Washington Post
Irea
Henry ‘Tradeis
Mountain View
Adirondacks
West 1
New Haven
Conn
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Yale
New London
San Francisco
Gugwolds
Brie Pa
Shannon's Marathon Hero Leads Edgeworth Runner at Pittsburg
Edgeworth athlete Shannon won the mile during a holiday meet at Fyposition Hall as runners began a 10 mile marathon through busy streets. Pattereen of McKees Rock collapsed after 7 miles and was carried off. President Sullivan announced suspensions of some athletes, with W L Jones replacing him as referee.
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Harry F Porter
Claud Allen Harry Hillman
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A U
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Pittsburg
Unusual Horse Race Ends In Dual Penalties At Oakland
In a chaotic feature race at Oakland a near melee broke out as jockeys J Lee Kirchhbaum and Bon Homme Ocean Queen clashed aboard their mounts. Sempronium an outsider seized the win amid a costly pair of $650 fines for the duo and stewards announced weight assignments for the New Years Handicap.
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Washington Post
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Oakland
J Lee
Kirchhbaum
Bon Homme
Ocean Queen
Ak Sar Ben
Savannah Results First Race and Other Events
Races feature young sprinters and older horses with varying odds and outcomes. Autumn Flower wins the second race for two-year-olds and up at a mile and forty yards, with Frank Lalor finishing second. Third race sees Mas Imogene minor favorite Triumphs over Pocotauga and Belle of the Oeil. Fourth race ends with Belle of the Bay narrowly beating Away and Sam Clay. Fifth race lists Eneler and Anna Smith among top finishers with The Ram in contention. time noted as 1840.
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Gaines
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McArdle
Imne
Alge
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Frank Lalor
Mcardie
St Valentine von Young
Panique
Aldo Ren
W Young
Galnca
Belle of the Oeil
Roger de Coverly
Piedmont Queen
Frank Patten
Iso
Belle of the Bay
Sam Clay
Tnt Coven
Tima
G Willams
G Willams Redemptian and Arewelta Also Ran Fifth Rach-Purse 6 Furlongs Eneler
Ty Johnson
Anna Smith
Qfeardie
McUster
George Bailey
Preot Sheet Lao
Savannah
Lydia Ginter
Belle of the Ball
Lady Fipple
Bonastar Mise Cardigan Bullman
Siskin and Oger
Virgil T
Polar Star
Lo Incident
Seling
Hanovey Foxy
Grandma Eneley
O B rien Gets Salary Raise As Association President
President Joseph O Brien of the American Association receives a raise to 7500 per year at the 16 day annual meeting, with George Tebeau reelected chairman and Mr Cantillon reappointed vice president. The group plans to defer major warfare issues until January 4 at a meeting with Eastern Leagues in Cincinnati.
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Washington
Chicago
Joseph O Obren
American Association
George Tebeau
Cantillon
Tineinnat
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A Bunch of Muscles
A Bunch of Muscles appears as a fragmentary note, showing repeated phrases with no clear event, person, organization, or location. The readable text lacks coherent context or details to summarize into a full news item or notice.
Havana Results Hurina Dec 2 Race Heights and Winners
The Almedares park card lists five furlongs results with Donah, Lizzie Flat, Oleada, and Time in various placements. Winners include Prince Afert in the five and a half furlongs and Hand Me Down at one mile with respective runners and times noted.
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Almendares Park
Donah
Prince Afert
al Aulaire
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Dr Miles Heart Cure Relief for Neuralgia of the Heart
A patient describes chest pain under the left breast and shortness of breath with rapid and then faint heartbeats. After conflicting diagnoses and months of illness, Miles Medical Co advised Dr Miles Nerve and Heart Cure, which the patient followed.
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Gloria just proves pace too strong in Rose EDN at Santa Anita
Gloria easily won the Rose EDN handicap at seven furlongs at Santa Anita Park, making the pace to the stretch where she drew clear by six lengths. Gemmell ran second and Angelus third as Kennedy escaped a fall in the fifth race. Other race notes list multiple names and results from early events in a busy program.
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Gloriaook
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Kennedy
Bue
Howard Pearson
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Racing Entries From Today's Card Show A Crowd of Furlong Confusion
A cluttered racing card lists multiple races with numerous horses and riders across five to six furlongs. Entries include El Povo Egost Meck a Gurnenlam Gypey Kg and more with various odds and connections, reflecting a busy track lineup and uncertain outcomes.
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el Dinero
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Savannah Lands Brennan For South Atlantic League
Ray Brendsa the Washington boy who played with several local amateur teams has signed with the Savannah club of the South Atlantic League for next season. He previously tried out with Wilmington of the Tri-State League but retired mid season due to a sprain and cold, and he met the Savannah manager Monday to finalize terms.
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Savannah
Georgetown to Meet Navy Five at Annapolis Saturday
Georgetown basketball coach Fred Rice arranged a rematch with Navy after their previous loss. The Georgetown squad, still unsteady after a near-abolition of the program, has trained at the Carroll Institute gym and believes it can reverse the prior defeat. Virginia coach Pop Lannigan hopes to attend several Georgetown games to study their play before facing Virginia.
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Ice Kelly Appeals Deposed Doves Manager Case
Abe Attell retains featherweight title by knocking out Biz Mackay in the eighth round before the Westside Athletic Club in New Orleans. Dee 2 notes Cincinnati case over Boston contract with Dovey family. 1904 salary of 5600 under dispute. Kelly deposed as manager. Bowerman appointed to Feeton club.
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