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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1907

Page

8

Drive Garrisons to the Bottom Rounds of District League

Bowling notes cover district league results and standout performances. Eckstein and L Mayers top batting lines. Boweher and Danny O'Donnell noted for recent improvements in the Departmental League while Yard leads the Post Office squad. Vanderbilt plans spring baseball with potential games against Chicago Purdue or Wabash and a trip to Ann Arbor. Canadian turfman N Dynwent, famed owner and lumberman, dies in Barrie Ontario.

Drive Navy Leazus Yard Selambia Kvametce Boweher Bontecorttones Walker and Eckstein Bontz Columbia Vanderbilt Washktagio Post Memphis Tenn Vanderbi University Dectafon Ann Arbor Barrie N. Dynwent Mil E Florists Harmel Commerce and Labor Bureau Laborites Palace Washington Post Office Meyers Ist Gems Eae Florists St Sc Colpine Simmons Snaffer Igg Gortz cLeonan 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 al.Pont-afice Det Ad Brosnan Ahern Bernart ArComb Sherwood Hunt Douglass Fo Yay Meyers Asa Paris Bureaz Gordan Hessish Tompkins Trivisona Daend Hanna el Eckstein Isa Ludwig Nortoy Jaspur Windsor National Guard League Co St Norbeck Las Lanning Neal Bowsiers Whitney Bernold Messenger Fae Torel Waters Dexter Clever Arner Tao Rae Shorer Melchive McCormick Tos Hertann Macdle Ingham Fogle Beaty Bergmann Bauman Herbert Mr Blehop Sea

Four Teams in Tourney For Washington Bowling Delegation

Washington bowlers plan for the St Louis tournament with four teams promised to represent the city Bureau Navy Yard, Saengerbund, and Orientals plus two Baltimore clubs joining the contingent. Edward Meyers says a private car will convey the Baltimore teams. A. B. C. and National Bowling presentation supporters attended.

Otto F. Stifel Millonaire Brewer St. Louis National Bowling Preseciation American Bowling Congres Yeaterday Edward Meyers St Louis Stifel New Willard Hotel Washington Bowling Congress George Land Fred Springmeyer J. Rosenbaum T. J. Helmerichs A. Hess J. Ludwig George Campbell D. O'Donnell J. Perry

Loving Best At Duckpins In Roche Tournament

Loving, with a 130 on Roche alleys from an 83 start, led a duckpin tournament as Turner fought for second, barely beaten in the final frames. Weerhoff followed, Meggett moved into third late, and Veerhoffe spared to drop the Georgetown entry. The column also reports baseball contracts, umpire signings, and Harvard stars transitioning to pro ball, including Grant and Storke from Harvard Lew School.

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 Race Meet

Grace Larsen rode to victory in the Lagarde Selling Stakes at one mile as Tom Dolan settled for second behind favorite Lamp Trimner in muddy conditions at City Park. Other notable runs included Gold Proof winning a six furlong selling, Kara taking the steeplechase for maidens, and Lens prevailing early in the six furlongs split as Lawless led the opening events under heavy rain and a sea of mud.

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 Queens County Metropolitan Jockey Clubs Ageduct Queens County Jockey Club Jamaica Aqueduct

Borgian Triumphs in Oakland Fifty Yards Race

San Francisco Feb 4 The Borgian favorite won easily in Oakland today in the fifty yards sprint. Santa Ray surged late to overtake Princess Whester for the long purse in the selling race over the encarity course. Detailed results show Albion winning the first race for two year olds, Santa Ray taking the Futurity selling, Blanche t toppling Mitra in the third, The Borgian prevailing in the fourth, Bytonerdale leading the fifth, and Brigg of Beeagan holding second in the sixth with other entrants close behind.

San Francisco Cal Oakland Santa Ray Albion A. Brown Billy Watkins L. Williams Raleigh W. Dugan Charlotte B Valesicl Rio Vista Princes Neeler F. Kelly Yo Sac Hildebrand Camillo Eduardo Sacredita Tin Lock Chappaqua Blanchet Mitra Tauby Duke of Orleans Mata Marlon Rose Dane Weber Bushthorpe Tea Tray IZ Algo Sen Sir George, Jr Warte Nicht Capt Burnette Tno Dell. Ibe Bytonerdale Hornett Danisk C Brown Trancetter Sandy Hhey Are Alice Carey Halford Fury Monaco Brigg Beagan Wour Aaron J Burrall Instructor Yocalaw Frea Keight the Bear

Splendid racing at Ascot in fine weather

Los Angeles Feb 4 heavy crowd at Ascot as Greeno, second choice, dominates. Races report three furlongs winner Larkfoot, five and a half furlongs winner Hs calants, and other results including Royal Rogue and Chancellor Walworth. Notable mentions include New Orleans track action and sums won by owners and riders.

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

Ambiguous Fair Grounds Roster Skews Historic Names

Fragmentary OCR lists various racing entries and handlers at the fair grounds with unclear spellings. Readable names include Pride of Woodstock Hosdsky Wechoctsn Wittmen and Starck The Major among others, but many terms are garbled and uncertain.

Woodstock Hosdsky Wechoctsn

PREPS MEET MOUNT PLEASANT IN BASKETBALL CLASH

The Army and Navy basket ball team from Washington will face Mount Pleasant Athletic Association at Washington Light Infantry Fish today at 7:30 p m. After a defeat by Eastern High School, Coach Weters and Captain Tydon pushed hard practice. Logan Cunningham may return to the lineup as the team shifts to include Tyson as captain, Magruder Griffin McGraw and Cunningham in the probable lineup.

Army Tyson Utcaptain Magruder Griffin McGraw Cunningham

Jabs and Counters Highlight Boxing Progress in England

A fragmented report mixes boxing chatter with war era concerns as Nelson dominates sparring in England while New York voices note a wave of public interest. Warnings about naval shortages and global crisis interlace with sport, travel, and tournament timelines for US Golf Association events in Philadelphia Cleveland and October.

Oaklawn opening sparks arrests as bets run amid race meet

Hot Springs Ark Feb 4 Sheriff’s fifty deputies raid Oaklawn as bookmakers and clerks are arrested. betting resumes with five books across all six races while Amis anti pool betting bill clears senate by 21 to 2 and heads to governor. track running heavy and several horses win or place in early races.

Hot Springs Ark Oaklawn Smith Chancery Court Little Rock Senate Amis Ida May Laura Clay Thres 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 Tom Morgan Nisa Sod Candlemas Alan Jake Sanders Wing Ting Butler Peter Knight Keating 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

Palm Beach Golf Tourney Opens With Local Quota

Palm Beach Florida hosts the first of the annual open tournaments for Lake Worth and minor cups. Resident golfers include Fred Sterry C B Cory and Sidney Maddock. The amateur championship of South Florida runs February 19 to 21 with Walter Travis the defending holder and R H McElwee a four time winner. Visitors from Chicago and Boston expected to enter, with H Chandler and Walter Egan among those traveling south.

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 aids McGovern family with $100

John L. Sullivan, noted for helping distress, sent $100 to Mrs. Terry McGovern whose family faced dire need. She wrote a touching acknowledgment begging Sullivan to send his portrait to teach her boy to honor the man who answered her plea. This reflects Sullivan’s long record as a benefactor.

John L. Sullivan Terry McGovern Sullivan

National League Opens February New York Meeting Reevaluated

After much squabbling and date changes a 1000-yard swim between C M Daniels of the city and J Bandy is postponed to February. The National League reconvenes in New York on February 4 to discuss a planned meeting and related arrangements.

New York C. M. Daniels Thie City National League

Bell Boy Turned Out Be a Girl in Beaumont

A strange case of dual personality emerged in Beaumont on December 17 last year. A young man calling himself Perry Martin sought employment at the Oaks Hotel as a bell boy and worked there until last Friday. The manager noticed the bell boy appeared female without a coat and charged him with masquerading in false attire. The young woman confessed she is a woman forced to wear pants by circumstances and asked to remain employed. She left for Houston after not being allowed to stay. While in Beaumont she was popular with a circle of friends and often attended theaters with young men.

Oaks Bell Houston Beaumont Theatera

Seven Injured in Fire at New York Tenement

Early today a fire at a Cherry Street rag shop tenement in New York left seven injured and two women believed fatally burned. Most occupants were asleep as smoke filled interiors blocking stair exits. several jumped from a second story window. Daniel Cahill, his wife Maggie Cahill, and Mary Jeck were found unconscious in the attic from smoke and severe burns.

New York Cherry Street Mazes Smith Mrs. Hesdon Daniel Cahill Maggie Cahill Mary =m Jeck

Attempt on Judge and Son in Kentucky Shootings

In Knott County Kentucky on Saturday assailants fired from concealment at Milton Martin injuring him with two shots while Judge David Martin was struck by heavy thrown stones. The motive and suspects remain unclear as authorities investigate the violent attack.

Lexington David Martin Milton Martin Knott County

Family of Eight Poisoned by Ptomaine in Cheese

Eight members of the Decatur Lanning family in Wrpakoneta Ohio are in critical condition today from ptomaine poisoning. The illness is believed to have been caused by eating decayed cheese.

Wrpakoneta Ohio Decatur Lanning

RACES ON AVENUE Show

Snow blankets downtown streets as fast horses draw crowds on Pennsylvania Avenue. Early night bells echo while brushes and sleighing carriages captivate spectators amid city snowfall. If temperatures stay cold, organizers plan a sleighing carnival tonight on the Avenue.

Pennsylvania Avenue

Cantillon Seeks Trade As Stahl and Hillebrand Offer

Cantillon plans to dispose of ex-Washington stars Jake Stahl and Doc Hillebrand while negotiating two rival intercollegiate dates. The trade talks center on Stahl possibly going to Boston, with Cantillon demanding a firm commitment before any move. Meanwhile Georgetown and George Washington finalized three dates for their local basketball intercollegiate championship.

Stahl Hillebrand Gotham Tracks

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