Pennsylvanias Intercollegiate Relays Set April 27
The University of Pennsylvania hosts its thirteenth annual intercollegiate and interscholastic relay race meeting on April 27 inviting colleges and universities in the United States and Canada. Three open races crown the American college champion with a mile event of four quarters, a four mile race, and a two mile race, plus numerous other college contests. Strong entrants include Harvard Yale Princeton Chicago Cornell Columbia Pennsylvania Syracuse Georgetown Amherst Brown Williams Wesleyan Dartmouth Maine Swarthmore Johns Hopkins Lafayette Bucknell Dickinson Virginia Colgate Stanford California Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Illinois McGill Toronto Notre Dame Northwestern Kansas Nebraska Washington Texas Purdue Suwanee Georgia Vanderbilt Oberlin Cincinnati Western Reserve, among others.
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Norfolk Games March 16 Joint Military College Meet
The one day event in Norfolk at the Armory Hall brings teams from the Young Men's Association companies of the Seventy first Virginia Regiment and rival colleges including Fifth Maryland Regiment Baltimore National Guard DC Virginia Penn Georgetown compete for prizes under dual auspices in a mixed military and college athletic meet.
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Majualso
Navy Cadets to Meet Army in May Baseball Date
Annapolis Feb 5 The midshipmen and West Point cadets will play May 18 in a series that already has Army leading 3-2 after five games. Navy hopes to win on its home grounds at West Point and may seek a new date after canceling the Georgetown May 1K contest.
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Mount Pleasant Club defeats Army and Navy Prep 39 25
The Mount Pleasant Athletic Club beat Army and Navy Preparatory School at Washington Light Infantry Hall 39 to 25. Tyson and Griffin starred for the Tens, Ellsworth led the Ijorors, with full lineups and positions listed. Also notes on Harry Kersberg's knee operation and boxing rumor updates follow in brief.
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Taylor Morse
Thompson
Eysworth Owels
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Brown
Taylor
Sud Bilsworn
Toee
Ellaworth
Mr Weters
Poorest Park card yields muddy day at City Park
Special to The Washington Post New Orleans Feb 5 one of the season’s poorest crowds watched a muddy card at City Park racing. Keator won the feature by five lengths in a canter. Molo B. was disqualified after foul, Little Wally led in the steeplechase, and Rubywick faltered in the two year old event. Corrigan Daly faced two hard blows as Prince Brutus and Goldie were nosed out.
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Rubric
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Confessor's Stout Finish at Ascot Meet
Jockey McDonald saved an upset in the second race riding Confessor to a brilliant finish over Johnston. In other races Von Tromp tired late in the fourth. First race winner: Taylor George, 109. Second: Confessor, 119. Third: First Feep, 102. Fourth: Reserva tion, If?. Fifth: Madden, 107. Sixth: Gold Sifter, 119. Runners included Johnstown, The Howatabout, Happy Rice, Royal Ascot, Wroenne, Tim, Maxnar, Elevation.
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Ascot
Confessor
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von Tromp
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Wiley
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Brussels
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Hind
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Foncasta
Hi Paisano
Toller
Search Me
Tattenjam
E’fin King
Huapals
Str Caruthers
Furlungs Confessor
Knapp
Johnstown
Preston
Howatabout
Singleton
Red Knight
Moendo
Baron Esher
Stoestel
Wlota
Feep
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Happy Rice
Koernery
Royal Ascot
Boland
Time
San Alvarado
Maxnar
Callo
Elevation
Madden
Robert Mitchell
Koerner
Lachata
Booker
del Mundo
Laucker Joe Kelly
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Laneland
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Taxer
Belle of Portland
April's Pride
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Itf
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Stehega
Bertment Ewan
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Reley Jehane
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Horne
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le Ascot
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Hot Springs
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Handbooks at Oaklawn Open with Eastern System
At Oaklawn Park in Hot Springs Arkansas no bookmakers operated today. Handbooks substituted for tickets and sheets, none molested by officers, tracks heavy while weather clear. First race Telepathy led to victory at 20 to 1. subsequent races saw Billy Bowlege and Nan cy with solid showings, and Rusting Silk captured the sixth race in a six furlong event.
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Fed
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Fisher
Wen
Limerick
Jenkins
Legond
Annie
Burton
Bill Patterson
T. J. Powell
Tenny Burn
Kutopatkin
la Rouge
Waller
Holton
McFadden
Billy Bowlege
Schirling
Gur Boy
Grimoth
Manchester
Albert M
Royal Jack
Furtasa
Sir Elster
Don Huseer
Haglander
Lintls
D. Austin
Theodosia
Schilling
Bedrice
Reina
Regent
Emily Dusktam
Doubie
Broken Melody
Les Water
Kitty II
Trace
Nancy
Englander
Butler
Binondo
Austin
Tom Gilroy
T Kyle
Hawkema
Anna Ruskin
Mise Bertha
Jack Lory
Wishard
Lampsdrome
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Cadillac
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Aggie Lewis
Rusting Silk
J. FP. Mayberry
Rice
Hubbla
King Hope
Dan Moktenna
Snowball
Miss Ferris
Leta Defy
Lucullus
Tyrolian
Reprobate Wins Front-Running Oakland Race Card
In San Francisco on February 3 at Oakland, The Reprobate overtook Wheatstone to win the third race while Vincent O Brush Up faded as favorite. Second race saw The Reprobate prevail again at 5 to 1 under Williams, with Vincendo and Kivaral in the placings. Fourth race details list Burnelette and Chief Witman among failing contenders in a six furlong sprint.
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Clark
Jeremiah
W. Dugan
Mike
Graham
Whnitore
Uturky
Williamsy
Vincendo
CW. Dugan
Kivaral
Box Elder
Skipper
Unclear race results with multiple names and odds
Fragmented horse racing snippet lists horses, jockeys, odds, and times across several divisions. Mentions Shade Ja 102 Brown, Jaelan 117 Graham, Mettakatis Kirschbaum, Tiree Graphite, and Al Lird Jey 108 McBride with winners and seconds noted.
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Aea Tenny Pi
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Gotch Beats Parr in Knoxville in Straight Falls
Knoxville Tennessee February 5 Frank Gotch American champion catch as catch can wrestler defeated Jim Parr English here tonight in two straight falls The times were 3 minutes and 17 seconds Next Saturday night Gotch will face Farmer Burns in the same city for a rematch padron Lawson
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Harvard Trains at Annapolis For Spring Baseball Tour
Harvard will travel to Annapolis for nearly a week of practice at the Naval Academy, play two games there, and begin a spring schedule that includes a May 11 game at Ithaca against Cornell. The slate omits Pennsylvania and lists multiple games through June in Cambridge and New York, with trips to West Point and New Haven.
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New York
Ryan Wins In Knockout At Hot Springs
Tommy Ryan knocked out Dave Barry in the fifth round of a scheduled twenty round bout at the Whittington Athletic Club in Hot Springs Arkansas. It was Ryan’s first fight in four years yet he showed speed cleverness and power putting Barry to the floor several times before the stoppage.
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Georgetown Likely to Meet St Louis in May
May play at St Louis against the University of St Louis is favored by Georgetown athletic director Father Maxey. The proposal stemmed from a challenge by St Louis University Athletic Director Cochems. Manager Fitzgerald moved quickly to arrange a game in Mount City, though the faculty remains wary of travel time for students.
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Mound City
Tather Maxey
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St. Louis University
Commissioners Triumph Over Ordways In Low-Scoring Clash
In a smooth matchup in Washington Light Infantry Half the Commissioners defeated the Ordways 262-3 to 221-3. Draeger anchored defense while Sannino and Thompson sparked scoring. The win narrows the gap to one game behind the Ordways as the Maroon and White prepare for a Friday rematch.
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Sandhino
Thompson
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Thompsonet
Moriarty Reges
Borla Hughes
Chism Bonaviert
Draegee
Draager
Moriarty
Boyle
Chism
Sannin
Reges
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Hughes
Odways
Colli- Mower
T.tne
Officials named for Jamestown Exposition athletic carnivals
Jamestown Exposition appoints Bartow Weeks Edward Babo T F Riley Evert Brown and Theodore Strauss to oversee all round track and field events under the National AA S banner. Otto Wahle directs the AAU national swimming. Dr William Grant leads the South Atlantic AAU contests. Harry Fisher to run intercollegiate basketball with AAU committee support. games set for August 12 week.
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Bartow Weeks
New York
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Boston
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Cambridge
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Chicago
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Baltimore
Otto Wahle
South Atlantic Association
William Grant
Norfolk
James EB
Harry A. Fisher
Columbia Univerality
Business Triumphs 16 to 10 Over Western in First Meet
Western and Business high school basketball teams clashed yesterday with Business prevailing 16 to 10. Western led early but Business teamwork swung the game in the second half. Western announced its five would disband and urged Business to cancel two more dates. Business to meet Eastern February 45 in the Eastern High gym. Lineup lists Keenan, Zannelli, Le Duc, Hubbard, Martin, Donovan, Powell, Rafter, Gosle, Powall, with Hubbard scoring three and Keenan, Zannelli, Hubbard also contributing. Referee Prof Hudson. Time two halves of 20 minutes. Four and I to play Second Regiment tonight at National Guard armory. first meeting of season.
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Bonovan Powell
Rafter Gosle—Powall
Michael
le Duc
Zarnelli
Hubbard Goats
Hubbard
Prof
Hudson
Alvee
U and I
I and I
National Guard
Echoes of the Diamond and Players in Motion
Baseball moves and salaries dominate the season preview. Nic Willis to coach Delaware College pitchers. Wilbert Robinson to lead St John’s College. Ina Kelley returns to the minors with Toronto as left fielder and manager earning about 6000 dollars. Dartmouth schedules 34 games including Southern trips. Arthur Hofman and Ed M. Reutbach complain contracts from Charles Murphy after stellar seasons.
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Willis
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Macon
Patience
Wilbert Robinson
Balttimores
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Cincinnati
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Lexington
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Charlottesville
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Georgetown
Washington
Arthur Hofman
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Murphy
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Reulbach
St. Louis
Reutbach
Race ban silent in Tennessee and West as racing fades
The piece notes Tennessee and Arkansas move to ban racing, closing Hot Springs tracks as Chicago and St Louis vanish from turf. Missouri also loses racing, with Gov Folk and anti syndicate actions shaping a grim western scene for horsemen. It mentions local high school athletics cracking under amateur vs pro disputes and future boxing plans for Joe Gans.
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Missouri
Jesson
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Sharkey to Wrestle Gallagher in February clash in New York
Tom Sharkey and Dennis Gallagher each posted 3000 with Andrew Kelly as the first part of a 3000 side bet on their mixed style wrestling match set for February 28 at Maennerchor Hall. Sharkey has trained but wrestles little publicly, weighing about 20 pounds less than Gallagher, who is lighter by roughly 17 pounds. Sharkey likely holds a thirty pound weight advantage.
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James Hitt
Nevada
Harry Lewis
Philadelphia
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Dennis Gallagher
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