Drive Garrisons to the Bottom Rounds of District League
The report covers a district bowling scene where Garrisons struggle in bottom rounds while teams like Weekington edge the Lawyers. It notes matches at Palace alleys with several pairs including Company L vs G and Auricultsis vears, plus various player mentions and bowling stats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drive
Palace
Foysle
Roche's
Company L
Auricultsis Vears
Four Teams In Tourney The Loyal Washington Bowlers Aim High
Washington bowlers plan a strong showing at the St Louis tournament. A. B. C. National events supported by Edward Meyers and Otto F. Stifel, head of the National Bowling Association, who hosted the delegation at the New Willard Hotel. Four teams are set to represent Washington Bureau Navy Yard Saengerbund and Orientals with two Baltimore clubs expected to join and travel in a private car. Present were Land Springmeyer Rosenbaum Helmerichs Hess Ludwig Campbell O'Donnell and Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florists
Harmel
Commerce and Labor
Bureau
Eckstein
Laborites
Palace
Washington
Post Office
Meyers
Ist Gems
Eae Florists
Sp. Se
Colpine
Simmons
Snaffer
Igg Gortz
Leonan
Seeetek
Ge Schrader
Bermete
Breinski
Arate Iz
Government Printing Office League
Braeali
Lawey
Totaiz
BEL Pet
Foundry St
Chateway
Doherty
Ste Jarkham
Majer
Stout
Tou
Camm
Rs Tre
Pont-afice
Ad Brosnan
Ahern
Bernart
ArComb
Shersood
Hunt
Douglass Fo
Yay Meyers
Asa
Paris
Bureaz
Gordan
Hessish
Tompkins
Trivisona
Daend
Hanna
el Eckstein
Isa
Ludwig
Nortoy
Jaspur
Windsor
National Guard League
Norbeck
Las Lanning
Neal
Bowsiers
Whitney
Bemnold Messenger
Fae Torel
Waters
Dexter
Arner Tao
Rae Shorer
Melchive
McCormick
Tos
Hertann
Macdle
Ingham
Fog
Otto F. Stifel
Millonaire Brewer
St. Louis
National Bowling Preseciation
American Bowling Congres
Yeaterday
Edward Meyers
St Louis
Stifel
New Willard Hotel
Bowling Congress
George Land
Fred Springmeyer
J. Rosenbaum
T. J. Helmerichs
A. Hess
J. Ludwig
George Campbell
D. O'Donnell
J. Perry
Dovey
Boston Nationals
Boultes
Orendorf
Mt Loula
Boulter
Yankees
McCloskey
Phillies
Cripple Creek
Colo
Hughey Jennings
St. John’s College
Annapelis
Wilbert Robinson
Kavanaugh
Charles EK
Zimmer
Little Rock
Sesaon
7. D. O'Brien
American Association of Baseball Clubs
Steve J. Kene
Loulaville
Kane
American Association
Hio Selbach
Boston
Providence
Seston
Trenton
Ed Donkle
Tom Loftus
Loutaville
Dunkle
Tebeau
Louisville
Kansas City
Stanley Robinson
St Louis Cardinals
Murray
Notre Dame University
Cardinals
Comiskey
White Sox
DC. W. Murphy
Sox
Mexico
Loving Best at Duckpins Tournament Finish
Loving, at Roche's alleys, totalled 130 from an 83 start to take near first in the duckpin tournament with Turner close behind. Turner, a southpaw in the same crew, edged for second as the event tightened in the final four frames. Meggett and Veerhofe battled for third with Veerhofe sparing to stay in contention. Major baseball notes follow, including signings and coachings affecting St John’s, Providence, and Boston teams, plus Harvard standouts moving toward professional ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner
Roche
Loving
Weerhoff
Ball
Meggett
Veerhofe
Georgetown Mn
Beeee Nees
Mt Zemmen
Harvard
Harvard Lew
Grant
Jersey City
Alnos
Philadelphia Nationals
Storke
Providence
Pittsburgs
Lagarde Selling Stakes Upset at New Orleans Park
Grace Larsen wins the Lagarde Selling Stakes mile race at City Park in a soggy New Orleans card. Tom Dolan, the betting favorite, fades to runner up as Lamp Trimmer weakens late. Gold Proof takes six furlongs and Kara the first jump race winner for maidens. Lawless cruises the opening event as Lens and other favorites show mixed form amid heavy rains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New Orleans
City Park
Kara
Lawless
Favorrite
Bucket Brigade
Lens
Cap Hale
Lachéps
J. Lee
Pickett
de Samada
Hogg
Brawny Lad
Bayou Lark
Ben Sand
Hoole
Edna Notter
Fixeen Motel
Erica
Sea
Ales Ren
B. Morrisob
Avice
Hagan
Accord
Pitthin
Johnson
Henry A. Schroeder
Harefoot
Willie Newcomb
Lady Forse
Seder
Dargin
J. Martin
Lady Carol
Glekens
Biredale
Geldie Pisn
Ourth Racke
Grace Larsen
J. Hennessy
Tom Dolan
Lamp Trimner
U Farrow
el Fatato
Lene
Capt. Hale
J. Daly
Grace George
van Dusen
Bud Hill
Tantark
Klaw
Steerforth
Belle Ming
Prince Reveral
Coltness
J. Marin
Lowe
Nedra
Farrow
Cora Price
de Oro
Rose Marlon
Ons Iile
Noel
Ganget
Arthur Chmmer
Sarrow
Lady Fiteen
J. Heoncesy
Borgian Holds Favorite in Oakland Derby Day Sprint
At Oakland, the Borgian remained the favorite and won the fifty yards sprint easily. Santa Ray challenged late to place third in the selling for two year olds, while Albis led a quartet to win the two-year-old selling race. Multiple races followed with Santa Hay and Camillo among notable runners, and times posted for each mile and sprint event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Oakland
Alwavs
Santa Ray
Princess Wheeler
Jong
Sumarles
Hess
Albis
A. Brown
Billy Wathing
L. Witla
Haleigh
W. Dugan
Charlotte B
Valesicl
Rio Vista
Crystal Wave
Futurity Cours
Santa Hay
Duke of Ileann
A.sbiowa
Mata
Marlon Rose
Jes Weber
Bushthorpe
Tea Trey IX
Sen
Ing Tha Borglan
Hunter
Anvil
Sandy
Bunngelde
Mantry
St. George
Warte
Capt
Burnette
Delling
Byronersale
Hornet
Dan
Brown
Trapcetter
Rey Are
Alice Carey
Halford
Fury
Monaco
Blaggot
Beagan
Aaron J
Bar Trail
Jomruder
Yocalaw
Milt
Song
Splendid Racing at Ascot in Fine Weather
Los Angeles reports a large Ascot crowd as Greeno dominates a runaway in the day’s program. Races feature Larkfoot, Royal Rogue, Chancellor Walworth and multiple places with times ranging from 1:07 to 1:49. New Orleans wagering notes highlight $500 bets and top riders like Walter, with comments on the winter meeting at Fair Grounds and the growing talk of young horses and trainers shaping the circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Ascot
Greeno
Larkfoot
Ste- Daniels
Statex
Buliima
Olina
Knapp
Willie BR
Rey Hindao
McCall
Corel Atxo
Hscalants
Smith
Toupes
Kunz
True
Honrner
Henry Watts
Redwood St
Montia
Welker
Ald Qratorian
Royal Rogue
Hiaitan
Koerner
Revolt
Wig
James Mt
Lotta Gladstone
Alto‘path
Parying Jeanie
Beter
Nappa
Apa Su Gapnah Geo
Tony
Tel
Jack
Bewioen Gto
Flack
Ampedo
Keogh
Eno
Cea
Stanhope
Nile
Walworth
Desmages
Orus
Nibitekr
McDaniel
George E. Milner
Hi Gauleaut
Moantebink
Clandestine
Josio'n
Jewel
Lady King
Mistalgorau
Racha Furleven
Greene
Norton
Preston
Becoma
Phil Igoe
New Orleans
John W. Gates
Paul Rainey
Walteroe
Isms
Xetond
A. Jeana J. MeIntyrs
Burlew
O'Neil
Corrigan
Fair Grounds
Jack Martin-Orly
Oath Platen
Race Day At Fair Grounds Promises Excitement
A jumble of jockey names and horse titles appears in a garbled preview for today’s fairgrounds events. Amid the unreadable OCR fragment, mentions of Pride of Woodstock and other race entries hint at a bustling card with multiple contenders and potential wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodstock
Hosdsky
Wechoctsn
MEET MOUNT PLEASANT EXPECTS NEW ARMY LINEUP
The Army and Navy basketball team, after a defeat by C. H. S., will face Mount Pleasant Athletic Association at Washington Light Infantry Field today at 7:30 p.m. Coach Weters and Captain Tydon drill the squad for a different opponent. Logan Cunningham is likely to return and join Tyson as captain with Magruder Griffin McGraw on the front line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Tyson Utcaptain
Magruder
Griffin
McGraw
Cunningham
Jabs and Counters Highlight Nelson’s Sparring Form
The article lists boxing chatter on Battle Nelson’s punch rate in England and references the London Times amid war talk. It includes quotes on preparedness, naval crisis, and a note on fighters’ confidence, plus a New York dateline about US Golf Association championships with dates and venues in Philadelphia and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
London Times
Lenin
England
Navy
Joy Gans
San Frascisco
Oaklawn raid sparks arrests as bookmaking unfolds
Hot Springs Ark Feb 4 opening of Oaklawn race track for a sixty day meet triggers rapid actions. Sheriff Smith with fifty deputies arrests five bookmakers and clerks as bets flow in atop six races. Amis anti pool betting bill passes Arkansas Senate 21 to 2 limiting wagers at tracks. Dead heat in first race Ida May tied Laura Clay. other races list winners and times amid cloudy weather and heavy track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Ark
Oaklawn
Smith
Chancery Court
Little Rock
Senate
Amis
Ida May
Laura Clay
Austin
Schilling
Lady Hanspurg
Cherry
Pandadgare
Valdosia
Stelle Patton
Gertrude M
Onda
Hasty
Almo Ten
el Tover
Burton
Woolstartle
Tom Anderson
C. Fisher
Dann
Dulweber
Jack Hardy
Sharowana
Doctor Root
Dolph Bynum
Pat Luck
Joe Coyne
Moonlight Murphy
Black
Burn
Dussat
Nanny
Eaglander
the Bear
Cartinel
Tims
Rose Hart
Alline Cummins
Charley Ward
King Leopold
Demo
Migs Jovay
Alain’s Pet
Tom Morgan
Nisa
Sod Candlemas
Alan
Jake Sanders
Wing Ting
Butler
Peter Knight
Keating
Alcmeon
Lille Turner
Bottles
Graceland
Terns Red
Rice
Florizei
D. Austin
Odd Hille
Pons
Beecher
Helgerson
Marimbo
Establieh
Albert
Duatin
Chieftain
Helgeten
Stzenne Hocamora
SheMeid
John Garnet
Bbwanner
Gavin C
Prince of Pleas
Shephaddah
Dixie Andrews
Cadillac
Skyward
Alonzo
Ant Owarke
Algo Rau
Golfers at Palm Beach open tournament to locals and visitors
Palm Beach Florida hosts the first open tournament of the season for Lake Worth and minor cups with resident golfers Fred Sterry C. B. Cory and Sidney Maddock among local entrants. The amateur championship of South Florida runs February 19 to 21 with Walter J. Travis and R. H. McElwee notable as past and potential holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Sterry
Wellington
Palm Beach
Fla
C. B. Cory
Sidney Maddock
H. R. Worthington
Arthur
P. Clapp
Dyker Meadow
South Florida
Walter J. Travis
R. H. McElwée
Chicago
H. Chandler
Walter Egan
Florida
A. G. Lockwood
Baim Beach
Boston
Sullivan Aided McGovern Family in Distress
A notice recalls John L. Sullivan’s generosity as he sent a $100 check to Mrs. Terry McGovern for her family in need. Mrs. McGovern thanked him in a moving letter, and asked for his portrait so her son might learn to honor the man who helped first. This reflects Sullivan’s long history of benevolence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Sullivan
Terry McGovern
Sullivan
Joe McGinnity
Iron Man
New York Nationals
McGinnity
Fred Knowles
Dallas
Fort Worth
National League Opens February in New York
After much squabbling and fixing of dates, the 1,000-yard swimming race between C. M. Daniels of the city and J. Bandy is reportedly set for February. National League reconvened meeting in New York on February 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
C. M. Daniels
Thie City
National League
Bell Boy Was a Girl in Beaumont Case of Dual Identity
A Beaumont case reveals a young person presenting as Perry Martin, a bell boy at the Oaks Hotel, later exposed as a woman who claimed coercion. She cried upon exposure, requested to stay employed, but the manager discharged her and she left for Houston. Friends noted she moved in male circles and attended theaters with young male companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oaks
Bell
Houston
Beaumont
Theatera
Seven Injured In Fire In Cherry Street Tenement
Seven persons were injured in a fire in a Cherry Street tenement early today. The blaze trapped occupants above a burning rag shop, smoke filled interiors, and several residents leaped from a second-story window. Mazes Smith suffered broken ankles, Mrs Hesdon feared to have a skull fracture, while Daniel Cahill, Maggie Cahill, and Mary Jeck were unconscious from smoke and badly burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cherry Street
Mazes Smith
Mrs. Hesdon
Daniel Cahill
Maggie Cahill
Mary =m Jeck
Attempt on Judge and Son Near Knott County Road
In Kentucky a drive by shooting wounded Milton Martin, son of Judge David Martin, as they rode along a Knott County highway on a Saturday. Assailants concealed in brush shot Milton twice and hurled heavy stones at the judge, who was injured during the attack. No crew is reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
David Martin
Milton Martin
Knott County
Family of Eight Poisoned in Decatur Lineage
Ptomaine poisoning believed to have lurked in decayed cheese leaves eight members of the Lanning family in critical condition at Wrpakoneta Ohio on February 2. The illness is traced to tainted cheese and affects a single household. Emergency officials report the family as deteriorating but unstable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrpakoneta
Ohio
Decatur Lanning
RACES ON AVENUE Show Speed Brushed Attract Attention
Snow falls as fast horses draw crowds on Pennsylvania Avenue. Early evening bells ring while brushes race the white surface. Spectators cheer the sleighing scene and organizers consider a sleighing carnival if cold weather lasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Avenue
Cantillon Plans to Trade Stahl and Hillebrand Now
Cantillon proposes disposing of two underperforming players Stahl and Hillebrand simultaneously as part of a broader bid for an American League player. Stahl has not accepted a Washington return, demanding input on his future, while Cantillon insists on control over any deal. Meanwhile, Georgetown and George Washington basketball managers settled on three intercollegiate dates, with two games set and a potential third if gate money allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stahl
Hillebrand
Gotham Tracks
Jake Stahl
Doc Hillebeand
Cantilion
Washington
Diamond
Cantillon
Boston
Stahl-Hilebrand
Iil
Stapl
Georgetown
George Washington
C. M. Stuart
W. P. Wood
Virginia
University of Maryland At
Baltimore
Light Infantry Hall
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Sabanday
Mertzway
Mertz & Mertzco
F St
Weekington
L Mayers
P.O. - Wee McIntyre
M Simmons, Fioriats
Hartman
Washington Mooney, Fifth Baptist _ Waters
Blanka
Leazus
Yard
Selambia
Kvametce
Boweher
Bontecorttones
Walker
Ewhkstein
Bontz
Columbia
Vanderbilt
Washktagio Post
Memphis
Tenn
Vanderbi University
Dectafon
Ann Arbor
Barrie
N. Dynwent
Mil E
Ed. Meyers
Braddock
Maryland
JAS. Clark Distilling Ge
McCarthy
Pa. Ave
Phrepe
Lagarde
Bidket Brigade
F& i
Splendid Racing
Py Lad
Wittmen
Gee Therry
Tebany Lyons
Tack Korchoviis
Starck the Major
Be Henight
Vgnatenst
Baon Baher
Baldwis Saal Seton
Aireer
Wat
Waterland
Barry
Gardiner
Paxton Ee
Lally
Steegiechawe
Milo
Enter
Gould
Wess
Bam Hoffheimer
Lulu Banit
Kent
Bernado
Ruby Wickaels
Bernie Peer
Amador Si
Bouviac Beiray i
Cains
Gousork
Prince Brutus
Planthysnet
Erla Lee
Kde Parge
Pacr
Ess
Goldie
Pride of
Noet Sane
Glad Corsair
Pol Foraigner
Bartett
Gamara
Katie Powers
Marvel
Woodsaw
Leeda
Bell Indian
Alrahip
Ixleinwood Oe
Grenade
Llol Freeboote
Purne
Horne, Wert
Wee Tel Wet
Bandpiper
Heather Scott
Wilmore
Jeremiah
Trish Mike Ae
Tea Bath
Paracol
Emma Reubold
Hore
Achalita
Bohartt
Hores
Horne
Metinktala
Grattar
Dchnay Usons
Georgs Kilbara
al Lindley
Pereadera
Altavera
Asthee
Genvent Bellaa
Singsworth Areseevee
Rowa Cherry
Gy Ascot
Taylor George
Huapali
Jack Adama
Bydia Wryuiseraan
Foficasta
Sir Caro
Antara
Vestene
Toller
Tattenham
Jack Kernhav
Jolmatown
Baron Hicher
Red Knight Ski
Confessor
Morenda
Ossarenes
San Alvarado
Royal Racat
von Tromp
Mexner Woet
Moco Cree
Rene Eeeee
Madden
Rey Delmundo
Seeee
Alx Firlongr
We Wat
Clem
Sap Alvino
Allerton
Mount Pleasant
Tommey
W. W. Fellowes Morgan
United States Golf
Buen Eas Buite
Esis Svereaate
Feeetans Eit Toe
Vaeware
Pa. Ave. and
Ninth St
Oaklawn Bogkies
Bill Pagsen
Arkansas Senate
John L
Daniels
Gerl
Judge
Kentucky
Connie Mackie
Jimmy Burke
Mack
Young Knight
Burke
Connie Mack
Love Cross
Queens County
Metropolitan Jockey Clubs
Ageduct
Queens County Jockey Club
Jamaica
Aqueduct
Benning
Long Island
Bill Scully
Washington Track
Tommy Burns
Mike Schreck
Burns
Schreck
S.S.S
Catarh
Swift Specng CO
Atlanta
Iseman Bro
Beth Mengod
Winton
Wintau
H. G. Wagner & Coo
F St. N. W
Ang
Newcorn & Gri
St. N. W
Gratin National Capital Brewing
Masse Temple
Choisage, U,& 2
Mae Vane Wischarase
Ladie Ee
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