Pennsylvanias Intercollegiate Relay Meet Set for April 27
The University of Pennsylvania athletic association announces its thirteenth annual intercollegiate and interclass relay race meeting will be held April 27 inviting all U S and Canadian colleges. Three main races will crown the college champion of America: a mile race with four quarter-mile legs, a four mile team race, and a two mile team race with each man running a half mile. Additional college races will mix participants. Strong teams listed include Harvard Yale Princeton Chicago Cornell Columbia Penn 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 Suwannee Georgia Vanderbilt Oberlin Cincinnati Western Reserve Union Indianapolis West Point State.
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Washington Post
Philadelphia
Gthielic Association of the
University of Pennsylvania
United States
Canada
America
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Chicago
Chewan
Cornell
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Georgetown
Amherst
Brown
Williams
Wesleyan
Dartmouth
Maine
Swarthmore
Johns Hopkins
Lafayette
Bucknell
Dickinson
Virginia
Colgate
Leland Stanford
California
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Iillnois
McGill
Toronto
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Kansas
Ebraska
Washington
Texas
Purdue Suwanee
Georgis
Nashville
Vatderhill
Oberjo
Cincinnati
Western Reserve
Asibapolis
West Point
State
Norfolk Games March 16 Joint Military College Meet
Norfolk announces a one day athletic meet on March 16 at the Armory Hall under the Young Men's Association and See Virginia Regiment. Teams from the Seventy first Virginia Regiment Fifth Maryland Regiment University of Virginia University of Pennsylvania Georgetown University and the National Guard of DC will compete for prizes.
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Georgetown
Norfolk
Young Men's Association
See
Virginia Regiment
Norfolk Armory Hall
Seventy-first Virginia Regiment
Fifth
Maryland Regiment
Baltimore
National Guard of the
District of Columbia
University of Virginia
University of Pennsylvania
Georgetown University
Majualso
Navy to meet Army in baseball at West Point May 18
Annapolis reports the Army cadets and Navy midshipmen will play baseball at West Point on May 18. Army leads series three to two after five games, and Navy seeks a home win this season. Georgetown game May 1K is canceled. Navy hopes for another date with Washingtonians. In Quebec, Royal St Lawrence Yacht Club declines Seawanhakai Cup challenger this year, planning to focus on strength building for upcoming years.
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Middies
Georgetown
Washington Post
Annapolis
Midshipmen
West Point
Army
Navy
Washingtonians
Montreal
Quebec
Royal St. Lawrence Yacht Club
Mount Pleasant Club Triumphs Over Army and Navy Prep
The Mount Pleasant Athletic Club defeated Army and Navy Preparatory School 39 to 25 at Washington Light Infantry Hall. Tyson and Griffin starred for the Tens, Ellsworth shone for the losers. The lineup lists positions and players with scores and a three-quarter-minute game, plus notes on football injury surgery for Harvard guard Harry Kersberg and boxing bout rumors involving Corbett, Herman, and others.
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Mount Pleasant Athletic Club
Army and Navy Preparatory School
Washington Light Infantry Hall
Tyson
Griffin
Ellsworth
Mt P
Brown Girl
Badger
Simmons Magruder
Vege
Mpson Fagan
Taylor Morse
Thompson
Eysworth Owels
Magruder
Pagan
Brown
Taylor
Sud Bilsworn
Toee
Ellaworth
Mr Weters
Poorest Park card yields heavy track racing
Special to The Washington Post from New Orleans reports a slim crowd at City Park where mud runners dominated a light card. Keator won the featured five and a half furlongs in easy style, while Molo B. was disqualified after fouling Little Wally. Rubywick faltered in the two year olds and Hughes was suspended for the season. The Corrigan Daly outfit suffered two hard blows as Prince Brutus and Goldie were nosed out in close finishes.
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Washington Post
New Orleans
City Park
Keator
Molo E
Mole B
Lite Way
Little Wally
Arabo
Gould
Hughes
Molo B
Goldie
Prince Brutus
Excitement
Tinker
Chance
Bumaries
Goldens
Hig
Nlocl
Rip Rap
Martin
Paxton
W. Walker
Waterland
Royal Bond
Prince Hanover
Bumper
Sagaparak
Sam Hofftheimer
Sartor Resartus
Orthogay
Sabador
Macy Bird
Mola B
Belle of Kent
Picketts
Sabado
Farrow
Dona H
Ww. Walker
Bernado
Lula B
Rubywick
Beckman
Gentian
G. Lee
Minot
Goldstein
Pentagon
Glamor
Floating Consort
Amador
Vioud
J Martin
Prince Bratus
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Bazilia
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Plan~ Tazanet
Gold Zone
Happy Jaci
Verthest
Cannai Ball
Erla Lee
Farga
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Pride of Woodstock
Ivanhoe
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Noel
Tien Hench
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Jamaica
France
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Crimming
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Torchello
T Orchelo
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Oakland
Kercheval
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Tony Faust
Bir Raward
Dr. Léego
Yoladay
J. T. Donohue
Tarzan W. St. Carey
Jocund
Corrigan
Rubric
Cornell
California
Confessor's Stout Finish at Ascot Behind Upset
Jockey McDonald saved the race in the Ascot second by a brilliant finish aboard Confessor, defeating long shot Johnston in the final strides. Von Tromp led early in the fourth and tired late to finish mid-pack. The card lists six races with winners including Confessor, Reserva tion, Madden, Gold Sifter and others, along with shown times and a roster of runners.
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Tos Angeles
McDonald
Ascot
Confessor
Johnston
von Tromp
Taylor George
Wiley
Jack Kercherille
Brussels
Antara
Kéogh
Hind
Jack Adams
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
Prenton
Happy Rice
Koernery
Royal Ascot
Boland
Time
San Alvarado
Maxnar
Callo
Elevation
Madden
Robert Mitchell
Koerner
Lachata
Booker
del Mundo
Laucker Joe Kelly
Comas
Tramator
Laneland
Otto Steffel
Taxer
Belle of Portland
April's Pride
Handbooks at Oaklawn replace tickets in Arkansas race day
At Oaklawn Park in Hot Springs there were no bookmakers in booths as Eastern handbooking replaced Western ticketing. After two races the system functioned well. weather clear and track heavy. Races featured Telepathy, Limerick Gin, and Legond among winners, with detailed times and a lineup of horses such as Theodosia, Do cile, Jack Lory, Rusting Silk, and Invasion among others.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Fed
Oaklawn
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
Schitting
Belden
Cadillac
Crosgrain
Chariie Ward
Aggie Lewis
Rusting Silk
J. FP. Mayberry
Rice
Hubbla
King Hope
Dan Moktenna
Snowball
Miss Ferris
Leta Deffy
Lucullus
Tyrolian
Reprobate Wins Open Race at Oakland Encounter
In San Francisco on February 3 Wheatstone led the Purity course then The Reprobate surged to victory over Vincent Brush Up in the third race. Brushup won the Futurity race, with Doctor Scharf and Galicia placing second and third. Fourth race saw Burnelette prevail over Chief Witman in a six furlong contest.
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Oakland
Wheatstone
Vincent O. Brush
Heather Scott
Clark
Jeremiah
W. Dugan
Mike
Graham
Whnitore
Uturky
Williamsy
Vincendo
CW. Dugan
Kivaral
Box Elder
Skipper
Racing results from a crowded midweek card
In the fifth and sixth races the field featured Shade Ja 102 Brown and Jaelan 117 Graham with winners Mettakatis Kirschbaum and Al Lird Jey McBride. Rose Cherry rose to second with Johnny Lyone Hayes taking third as the time logged at 1 10 for the longer sprint.
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Brown
Aea Tenny Pi
Grafier
Frank Gotch Defeats Parr in Knoxville Wrestling Match
Knoxville Tennessee February 5 Frank Gotch American champion catch as catch can wrestler defeated Jim Parr the English here tonight in two straight falls The time was 3 17 Next Saturday night Gotch and Farmer Burns will meet here.
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Parr
Gotch
Knoxville
Tenn
Frank Gotch
Jim Parr
Farmer Burns
Harvard Trains At Annapolis For Spring Schedule
Harvard will travel to Annapolis for practice on Naval Academy grounds with two games vs. the academy. The slate includes Cornell, Yale, Princeton, and Columbia visits, with several Cambridge and New York games. Also noted are horse racing updates, jockeys, and steward remarks from City Park and New Orleans paddock officials.
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Mass
Harvard
Annapolis
Richmond
Naval Academy
Academy Nine
Corgwell
Ithaca
Pennsylvania
West Point
Cornell
Tthara
Princeton
Columbia
Yale
New Haven
New York
Ryan Wins In Knockout In Hot Springs Fight
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. Barry was outclassed throughout as Ryan, returning after four years, displayed speed cleverness and power and floored Barry several times before the stoppage.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Tommy Ryan
Dave Barry
Whittington Athletic Club
Barry
Ryan
Georgetown Likely To Play St Louis In Fall
May play at St Louis as May discussion favors a Georgetown versus St Louis University matchup in Mound City next fall. Catholic University athletic staff conflict with travel time. Coach Cochems of St Louis University issued a challenge already discussed with Georgetown officials.
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University of St. Louis
Mound City
Tather Maxey
Biue and Gray
Cochems
St. Louis University
Commissioners defeat Ordways in low-scoring clash in Washington
In a rough-free game the Commissioners topped the Ordways 262 to 221 in Washington Light Infantry Half. Draeger anchored defense for the Commissioners while Sandhino battled for the Ordways and Thompson added two spectacular goals. The win leaves the Commissioners one game behind the Ordways, with a potential rematch expected Friday as the Maroon and White face Washington Light Infantry.
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Commissioners
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Draeger
Sandhino
Thompson
Ordweys
Maroon and White
Ordwars
Hanadiboe Sannino
Thompsonet
Moriarty Reges
Borla Hughes
Chism Bonaviert
Draegee
Draager
Moriarty
Officials named for Jamestown Exposition athletic carnivals
Sullivan names the officials for the Jamestown Exposition athletic carnivals. Bartow Weeks and others will direct all-round track and field events on July 4 and September 7 under the National AAU. Otto Wahle directs the AAU national swimming. The South Atlantic AAU tracks and fields and other events will be run by Dr. William Grant, Harry A. Fisher, and the AAU basketball committee led by Dr. Luther Gulick and George Hepburn. Intercollegiate basketball finals set for August 12 week.
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Bartow Weeks
New York
Edward E. Babo
Boston
T. F. Riley
Cambridge
Evert C. Brown
Chicago
Theodore E. Strauss
Baltimore
Otto Wahle
South Atlantic Association
William Grant
Norfolk
James EB
Harry A. Fisher
Columbia Univerality
Business Beats Western 16 to 10 in City High School B ball
Western and Business high school basketball met for the first and last time yesterday with Business winning 16 to 10. Western led early but fell behind as Business displayed stronger teamwork in the second half. Western announced it will disband and asked Business to cancel two more dates. Business to play Eastern on February 45 in the Eastern High School gymnasium. Lineup included Keenan, Buehsel, Zannelli, Le Duc, Hubbard, Martin, Donovan, Powell, Gosle, Powall. Referee was Prof. Hudson. Time two halves of 20 minutes each. I and I Fraternity to meet Second Regiment tonight at National Guard armory.
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Western
Business
Eastern High School
Keenan
Buehsel Zannelli
le Duc Hubbard
Polyhemas Martin
Bonovan Powell
Rafter Gosle—Powall
Michael
le Duc
Zarnelli
Hubbard Goats
Hubbard
Prof
Hudson
Alvee
Echoes of the Diamond in Major League and College Baseball
The piece notes Nic Willis to coach Delaware College pitchers and Wilbert Robinson returning to lead St. John’s College team next season. Patience from Macon and Ina Kelley move between minors and Toronto, with Kelley earning 6000 for left field duty and managing. Dartmouth schedules 34 games, including April Southern dates at Washington Lee and Virginia, plus Annapolis and Georgetown. Arthur Hofman of the Cubs complains of a 2400 contract while contemplating a raise, and Eutbach of Dunham also seeks higher pay from President Murphy as both eye baseball and banking careers.
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Willis
Delaware College
Macon
Patience
Wilbert Robinson
Balttimores
Robbie
St. John's College
Ina Kelley
Cincinnati
Toronto
Dartmouth
Washington and Lee
Lexington
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Georgetown
Washington
Arthur Hofman
Chicago Nationals
National Bank of Commerce
Ed M. Reutbach
Murphy
Hotman
Reulbach
St. Louis
Reutbach
Racing Woes Hit Hot Springs and Western Turf
Western turf faces abolition in Tennessee and Arkansas as state legislatures push anti racing bills. Memphis and Nashville circuits prepared meets, but confidence fades as Tennessee Senate passes a bill to end betting on horse races. Hot Springs conditions remain strict with anti race sentiment in the house.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Arkansas
Tennessee
Memphis
Nashville
House and Senate of
Bil
Hot Springs
Senate
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Lkely
Folk
Jefferson City
Missouri
Jesson
New York
Sharkey to Wrestle Gallagher in New York clash
The match is set for February 28 at Maennerchor Hall Fifty-sixth Street and Third Avenue with $3000 side bets each posted by Sharkey and Gallagher backed by Andrew Kelly. Sharkey has been inactive publicly but stayed in shape. Gallagher weighs about 17 pounds less than Sharkey, while Sharkey enjoys a weight advantage around thirty pounds.
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James Hitt
Nevada
Harry Lewis
Philadelphia
Gans
Lewis
Britt
Mike
New York
Tom Sharkey
Dennis Gallagher
Andrew Kelly
Maennerchor Hall
Fifty-fixth Street
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Gallagher
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