Virginia baseball drills on Lambeth field in January sunshine
Virginia’s baseball squad held outdoor practice on Lambeth field, marking almost two weeks of January outdoor work. A large turnout hints at a strong team, with Neht batting and fielding drills, many candidates wearing sweaters as the session continued. Rochester hosts 1913 tournament. Derrick signs with Yankees.
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One Big Upset at Palmetto Park
Special to The Washington Post from Charleston on January 31 reports the day’s crowd at Palmetto Park, with favorable weather and Ladies Day, as favorites mostly won. The major upset came in race three when the favorite Continental, a top rated 3-year-old filly, was beaten by Mathee Lee. The card lists results for six races with details on entrants, odds, and times, including Mattie Ik, Continental, and Gold Cap among others.
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Juarez Race Entries For Today At Juarez
Racing program lists first race for year olds at 334 furlongs with horses Ba bara Lane 116 Qld Goteh 110 Lagstretta 11 Trish Ann 110 Alabama Bam 110 Paw 1 Peekaboo 110 Deltaback 310 Lilite BIE 0 Benedict 113 Messah 113 Redpath ua Maison 113 Kittie 113. Second race selling for 4 year olds at 4 mile with Ah Moan Cambon 100 Crez 100 Hartem Maid Marlo 108 Daina 403 Aragopese 103 Layminster 105 Hanoje 105 Aftermath 105 Lackout 103 Seatlan 168 Farce 408. Third race selling for Syeareelda SU furlongs Seriently Mine 08 Kall-Inla 100 Luke Van Zande Ardeion 168 Palatable 108 Cree Aes 168 Boin Patchom 106 Swift Sure 11 110 Helabird Yio Kid Nelson 126 Garten at ot Allah 116 Saving Mase ay. Fourth race fetling yearvolts 1 mile Luckpin M Lehigh ea Gilene Gale 103 Mar sand 10% Rampant 103 Lambertha 105 Abound 108 Oaeure 105 Sam Bernard Ose Chiat Des mond 165 GW Keanon 106 Adelante 107 Judge Walton 108. Fifth race Selling for Syegr olds and upward and furlongs Amokalko MI Hazel C 100 Flying 100 Transparent 160 Swede Sam 17 Sanat 103.
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Jockey Club Race Card Teems With Listings and Odds
A cluttered listing of horses, riders, and weights for multiple races across 3-year-old to four-year-old entries. Notable names include Percy Henderson, Dudo, Bonanza, Prince Conrad, Hoya Meteor, Elma, Graces Me, Font, Husky Lad, Effendi, Merry Lad, Jack Kellogg, Southern Shore, Lochler, and many others. Odds and weights vary by race, with several events noted as selling or mixed-age fields across one mile to furlongs.
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Thoroughbred names bloom in Charleston race notes
A jumble of horse names appears in Charleston racing chatter with riders and stables like Cinthes Brush and Pretty Molly, alongside listings such as Wiley Sam Quarer and Merry Lad. Names from Cincinnati and local track references mingle with Obscure sires and jockeys, reflecting a busy stable scene and upcoming meets.
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Georgetown and Virginia Battle in Close Hoops Clash
In Charlottesville Georgetown and Virginia opened their basketball rivalry with a hard fought 22 to 16 Virginia win. Georgetown showed strong defense and improved teamwork led by Waldron Campbell and Foley while Virginia relied on Gill and Campbell to battle for the lead. Georgetown's lineup like Waldron, Campbell, Gill fought hard as fouls and free throws marred the game before Georgetown heads back to Washington.
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Washington and Lee Defeats VPI 54 to 15 In Basketball
Washington and Lee beat Virginia Polytechnic Institute 54 to 15 in Lexington. W&L led from the start as VPI managed only four field goals. Stellar guard play and Miles and McCain’s offense highlighted the game.
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Kendall School Five Defeats Holy Cross Prep 38 to 15
Kendall School quint defeated Holy Cross preparatory team 38 to 15 in a loosely played game at Kendall Gym. Holy Cross struggled under the basket while Kendall’s passing ran smoother. Sondheimer led in a pool tourney at the Southern Athletic Club with a 24 point run as his team beat Kleen 100 to 83.
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No clash when Washington opens the New York season
New York figures in a revised National League schedule with Brooklyn opening its new $600,000 park on April 9 and Boston at the Polo Grounds on April 1. Washington and New York teams set to start seasons in New York, McGraw innovates with violet uniforms, Shafer and Snodgrass feud aftermath noted, Thorpe signing chatter, and Henry to return to Amherst for winter work before spring.
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Secret of Nationals Rise Told by Griff and Henry
John Henry and Clark Griffith revealed the Nationals rise from cellar status to pennant contenders at a Washington YMCA reception. They credited team harmony, ambition, and youth development led by the Y M C A gym program, with Hal Chase and Walter Johnson cited as examples of starting young. The event featured speeches, demonstrations, and a fast indoor race winning in seven seconds.
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Jim Thorpe to join Giants after signing contract
Carlisle Pa Jan 31 Jim Thorpe world Olympic hero signs to play with the New York Giants after his release from Fayetteville club and a stated $4500 yearly wage. Six major league clubs courted him with talks of a return to Cincinnati before Thorpe chose New York. The move brings two Indian batters to McGraw with Meyers as partner, Thorpe claiming better earnings. A Pennsylvania fund seeks to restore his Olympic trophy as a gesture to offset past emblems.
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Beaumont Club Claims Jim Thorpe in Texan League
The Beaumont club in the Texan League asserts a reserve contract on Indian athlete James Thorpe. Manager Wheeler says the franchise was bought from Oklahoma City last year and Thorpe was among reserved players. Secretary Tarrell was notified to protect Beaumont’s claim as officials seek verification amid past Thorpe negotiations.
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Thorpe Sends Back Trophies From Olympic Games
New York Jan 31 James F E Sullivan secretary of the A U announced he had received the challenge trophies won by Thorpe in the Olympic games last year and would send them by steamer New York to Kristian Wellestrom secretary of the Swedish Olympic committees. Sullivan also said all ground trophies won by Thorpe at Celtic Park last September had been sent from Carlisle with the Olympic trophies and were now in the possession of the A O A L L Hh and would go to Bredvinus for Princeton University who was second to Thorpe at Celtic Park.
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Buff and Blue clash in Kendall Green gym tonight
Local basketball double feature as Gallaudet and George Washington meet in prime form at Kendall Green. Neither team looks like District Intercollegiate title contenders, but the victor will draw strong fan attention. Clark Griffith serves as a judge for a forthcoming Memorial Athletic Club 10 mile handicap run, with entries piling up despite AAU concerns.
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Will Play Basketball Double-Helder
Two Laghetball games are set for tonight at the M M A gym. The regulars clash with the Empmiiny while the Bull Moosers meet Alovenes. It promises above average play and a pair of clever contests.
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