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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1905

Page

18

Georgetown Carnival of Indoor Sports Looms as Attraction

Georgetown University hosts a February 25 indoor carnival with wide university representation. Brown’s Prep of Philadelphia challenges the home squad for a two mile relay as AN High School track teams prepare a bid to face the Pennsylvanians. Captain McCarthy trains sprinters and hurdlers for the open handicap event while Jacob Tome School and Johns Hopkins may meet. George Washington University outlooks strong, with official selections due next week.

Georgetown Georgetown University America Brown Fprep Philadelphia Graham William Foley Cogners Bridges Kent Roberts Pagin Rittenhouse Jacob Tome Johns Hopkins Bryan George Washington University

Grand Circuit Schedule Changes for Trotting Season

New York Feb 2 stewards adopt revised grand circuit schedule adding Cleveland back. Dates span Detroit July 24 29 to Memphis October 16 28 with stops in Cleveland Buffalo Empire Readville Providence Hartford Syracuse Columbus Cincinnati and Memphis. Also Cincinnati mayor joins American Turf Congress board.

New York Cleveland Detroit Buffalo Empire By Readville Providence Hartford Syracuse Columbus Cincinnati Memphis Professional

Rickshaw Leads Narrow Win In New Orleans Handicap

Rickshaw wins the handicap by a nose from Old Stone with Toboggan third as track slows. Across the card at New Orleans and Oakland, winners include Redman, Matador, and Jake Sanders in several races. Race summaries list times and place potential contenders, with tomorrow entries and additional results from Oakland and Essex Park.

Bellindian Jake ‘Sanders Ram Matador Astarita Redman Triumvir New Orleans Rickshaw Old Stone Toboggan Triumvyi Baird Lida Lieb Oregor Glendon H. Phillips Ponca Whorier Pierce John Boyle Flamboyant Caithness Wishard Baywood Nicol Dapple Gald Viona Fiasco Chamblee Felix Mozzes Sadducee Sid Silver Topic Vicar Woit Auduchon Alice Lloyd Lamplight Misa Schaub Capitano Huzzah Crimmings Robbins McIntyre Tima Jordan Dan McKenna Garnish Jake Sanders Ram’s Horn Paul Inspector Halpis MacIntyre Intrigue Infilis Basswood Wieckout Viperine Kilties Kilts Recutcheon J, Hennessy Mainspring Rice Lou M Royal Arma Little Boy Bourke Cochran Lee King Belle of Portland Contentious Magnesian Max Rose Flying Charcoal Mormon Hott Baggerly Lady Draper Oriskany Danny Green Mary McCafferty Carl Kahler Reltancs Ojibwa Susie Cook Evelyn Kinsey Toatey Mack McWilliams Lendin Ha- Kin Dr. Gurney Missile Brennenworth Dalesman Trogon Chanterelle Wreath of Ivy Misanthrope Lampoon Arechue Mezzo St. Saver Death Favonlua Rossmann Ranger Simplicity Vic Ziegler Song and Wine Darius Antimony Charlie Dickson Wagstaff Ash Wednesday Dr. McClear Markie Mayer Anodine Lady Tarascon Mrs. Sharp Renten Honrg McDougle Dick Brown Joe Wooten J. Phillips Nowata Semper Vivax Hymettua Marc Harlon White Ghost Gravina Homestead

Baltimore Bowlers Beaten by Saengerbund on Home Alleys

Washington Saengerbund crushed a Baltimore picked team at its own alleys, posting the season’s high set for the Germans. Willie Mier led with 64 pins across three games, while George Burdine hit 246 for the best individual score. Maryland Athletic Club also lost a return set to the Commissioners, as Meyers led with 35, Garrett 215 and Parker 212. Additional matches featured Agricultural and Mailing teams winning two games each, and Field spared spares of 5 10 and 5 8 10. Travel notes mention two through trains daily to California via the Union Pacific line, including the Overland Limited and California Express.

Washington Saengerbund Baltimore Baltimoreans Saengers Willie Mier George Burdine Allison Saen~gerbund Palace Commerce and Labor Quint California Chicago Union_ Pacific Northwestern Overland Limited California Express San Francisco Los Angeles Portland R. M. Johnson Chestnut St Philadelphia

Ascot Handicap Off at Los Angeles Meeting

Heavy morning shower forced cancellation of the Ascot Handicap in Los Angeles with a selling race run in its place. First race results list Past Master winning at 7 to 1, Fiora Bright second, Mr Reina third. Metlakatla wins the second at 4 to 1 with Aunt Polly second and Funny Side third. Third race sees Susie Christian prevail over Komombo. fourth race The Novice winner Hilona at 6 to 1 over Head Dance. Sixth race lists Chief Ahola at 3 to 1 besting Paimiat and Carliste. Tomorrow’s entries include Necromancer and Schooteratt among others.

Ascot Los Angeles Cal Mmaster Fiora Bright Mr Reina Church Light Louwelsea Ed Guinzburg William FP Metlakatla Aunt Polly Funny Side Emily Oliver Dartee Rosa Hilo Bandillo Huapala Stanson Course Susie Christian Komombo Ben Lear Edinborough Nullah Cloverton Bridlestone King Dellas Ericula Hilona Head Dance Frank L. Perley Dostor Tom George Berry Gorgalette Ripper Canelo Ray Attila Invictus Laoren Chief Ahola Paimiat Carliste Lanats Betraliado Sugden Punctille Iasbute Necromancer Search C Dr. Lowrey Dr. Hole Prince of Cola Dorothea ‘Fry Avonelli Senator Boggs Dairy Brouck Placene Mabel Schooteratt Henry

BRIGHTWOOD TAKES CIRCUIT OFFICIAL RACING DATES

Brightwood Driving Club joins the Maryland Virginia circuit at Baltimore meeting. Dates for a week starting October 3 set, minimum purses at 300 dollars for harness races. Circuit schedule lists August through October meets at Norfolk Tasley Pacemoke Reckville Tolchester Timonium Prospect Park Easton Belair Hagerstown Frederick with local representatives named.

Maryland and Virginia Baltimore Brightwood Driving Club C. D. Hadfield Norfolk J. H. Wright S. C. Jones Tasley W. T. Wright Pacemoke City W. F. King Reckville Lee Offutt D. H. Warfeld Tolchester Robert Hough Timonium D. H. Rite John F. Anderson E. Gittings Merryman Nussear Prospect Park John T. Douglac Wallace Eliott Easton Belair C. Hagerstown D. H. Staley Frederick J. R. McSherry

George Washington Tennis and Baseball Schedule Expanded

George Washington University expands athletics beyond football and baseball after football success. With about 1500 students, GW aims for broader track and field, and a thirteen game baseball schedule is set with Annapolis Villanova Penn State Virginia Military Institute Randolph-Macon Virginia University of Virginia Williams Syracuse Georgetown Gallaudet Dickinson and St John’s among opponents. The schedule lists dates from March to May and notes ongoing plans for training and coaching.

George Washington George Washington University Athletic Association Columbian Georgetown University Philadelphia Sutton Annapolis Anapolis Vulanove Pennsylvania State University Field Virginia Military Institute Randolph-Macon Ashland University of Virginia Charlottesville Williams College Syracuse University Georgetown Field Gallaudet Dickinson College St. John's

Gotch Defeats Jenkins to Retain Mat Title in Cleveland

Frank Gotch of Humboldt Iowa defended his United States wrestling title against Tom Jenkins of Cleveland winning the second and third falls in one and twelve minutes after Jenkins took the first in twenty eight minutes. The purse was 9000 and about 3500 spectators attended from Buffalo and nearby Ohio towns. Jenkins weighed 202 pounds and Gotch 190.

Cleveland Ohio Frank Gotch Humboldt Iowa United States Tom Jenkins Gotch Jenkins Buffalo

Conklin and Sigourney Tie In Amateur Billiard Tourney

Chicago reports after three days Conklin of Chicago and Sigourney of San Francisco tie for first with perfect 2 0 records. Poggenburg the present champion stands next with one win. Results include Conklin over Norris 306 262 Schmitt over Rein 800 281 and Threshie over Stars 300 234. Tomorrow matches Gardner Threshie Stark Schmitt Sigourney Rein.

Chicago Charles F. Conklin Wilson H. Sigourney San Francisco J. F. Poggenburg New York Poggenburg Rein Conklin Norris Schmitt Gardner Threshie Stark Sigourney

Mi COMMITTED TO ASYLUM

Charles A Hruby a car messenger for the Fish Commission was committed to St Elizabeths Asylum Yesterday his diaries drew him across the country fellow employees said that while in Texas months ago he began smoking Mexican cigarettes and recently reportedly smoked thirty to fifty a day On a Seventh street trolley car he showed signs of mental trouble and resisted five policemen before being taken to the station house His father who lives in Manchester Iowa has been notified

Charles A. Hruby Fish Commission St. Elizabeth's Asylum Hruby Texas Seventh Street Gillett Manchester Iowa

Four-Eye Baseball League Forms Plans and Tryouts

The Bloomingdales and Greenwich Athletic Clubs plan a Four-Eye League for 1905, inviting members with preference for Tiptons and Cres cents. Start date aims for April 3 with a 40-game schedule and a pennant prize. Contact N. T. Worley, 74 A Street NW, for membership details. The two initial teams are Bloomingdale A. C. and Greenwich A. C. with named managers, captains, players, and positions listed.

Bloomingdales Greenwich Athletic Clubs Tiptons Brookland Athletic Club Crescents Leo Turner Columbus Stewart Frederick Houck Nathaniel Worley Lee Turner William Haramett Lawrence Appleman Lewis Waldron Harald Licett Vincent Lynch Haymonn Thompkins George Gonard Taymond Mawhinney A. Mack Roy Barnes Fiehh Charles Busey Edwin Frost Greenwich A. C Frank A. Murphy Edward Miller Jos Miller Harry Buckley John Young E. Smith John Grady J. Finn Daniel PF. Grady Daniel W. Grady Feild W. Miller D. Murphy Frank Best W. Miler

Saloon quarrel leaves man with deep neck wound

Leonora Wipps, 23, a Black woman, was cut on the neck in a quarrel at a saloon on D Street near Sixth Street NW late last night. Gibbs was taken to Emergency Hospital with a three inch deep wound. Police seek a Black man suspected of the assault on Gibbs.

Leonora Wipps D Street Sixth Gibbs

Washington club seeks new name as fans submit ideas

Washington baseball club owners plan a public nickname contest to replace Senators with a more fitting title. Entries must be written with name and address and mailed to Mr. Thomas J. Noyes by March 1. first valid entry wins season tickets. Patty Donovan released. Kittredge seeks trade to Detroit in exchange for Coughlin. Virginia training plans discussed.

Washington Baseball Club Senators Washington Otis Newspakers Thomas Noyes Evening Star Patsy Donovan Garland Stahl Donovan Kittredge Tiger Malach Tigers the Straits Kuit Tredge Detroit Minor University of Virginia Harguton Irmy Manning

YMCA Basketball Game Promised With Wrestling Bout

The Washington Y M C A and Carroll Institute arrange a Saturday evening game in the Washington gym at 45 o block. Past winter matchups were close and entertaining with Carrolls winning most. A wrestling bout between halves features Rogers and Nalte. The Newark league champions visit Baltimore February 1 for a return, with Johns Hopkins indoor relay and West Branch M A Baltimore matchups announced.

Washington Y. M. C .A Carroll Institute Carralls Messrs Rogers and Nalte Baltimore Newark Jean Arks Washington Association Johns Hopkins West Branch Association Carniv

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