Foreign fighters eyed for championship draws in New York scene
The article critiques several boxers and managers amid hopefuls for a title bout, noting Vnike, Tudolph Vahekz, and Ra Nelsen as contenders. It discusses ring skill, charisma, and draw potential, with references to Barry, Leyzies, and the evolving management landscape affecting Pulliam’s position and James A. Wort as possible successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ED Grillo
Vnike
Seareh
Tudolph
Averdoo
Aml
Nelsen
Jon Omher
Inis “Cine Belcames
Fl Ss
Neiaan
Gana
Ituhels
Joe
Arsivus
Gaia Wien
Treasury Captures Three and P. O. Quint Drops Entire Series
In a departmental league clash Treasury defeated P. O. Quint after early losses. Spaeth led Westminster with strong showings as St. John's, Royal, and other teams contended in a long bowling card featuring several divisions and races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spaeth
Westminster
St. John’s
Bill Clarke May Go to Baltimore Club
Aperle reports to Washtuston that Roaring By Chirke may join the Baltimore club as captain. Armour, Toledo Club manager, says Clarke remains proprietor but would need freedom to manage Baltimore. A return to Toledo this summer seems unlikely, though Clarke has many friends here wishing him success in his new field. Linke is noted as Toledo’s most popular past captain amid a close season race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aperle
Washtuston
Toledo
Ohio
Fev
Armour
Taltimora
Chirke
Baltimore
Clarke
Fat Clarke
Linke
James Barry
Sam Langford
Jim Flynn
al Kaufmann
Barry
Jack Jennson
H.C. Pulliam
Garry Hermann
Pulliam
Adirondacks
National League
Herrmann
National
Detroit Seeks Private Ground for Spring Training Park
Scarcity of training grounds in the Brothers States drives negotiations for a new privately owned training ground near a Glendale ride of a baseball park. Detroit clubs face springtime training shortages as Southern League parks are already taken by majors or home teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brothers States
Fer
Detroit Theers
Cin Pittiurg
Detroit
Ting & Plate
Longboat Plans Appeal For Reinstatement To Union
Longboat, the Indian long distance runner, travels to New York to appeal to the Amateur Athletic Union committee for reinstatement. His selection to the Canadian Olympic team makes reinstatement necessary before competing in London next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tom Longboat
Union
Longboat
London
Ayer's Hair Vigor advert exploits dandruff claim
An old style advertisement promises hair vigor and dandruff removal. It asserts the product can destroy dandruff and whiten the scalp while noting it does not color hair. The copy humorously mentions hardwood floors and adds marketing jargon about a formula and bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
Easy for Gella Pair at Premier Stakes
Lens easily wins the sprint handicap as Donna, heavily backed, finishes sixth after a strong run. Prohibitive choices go to post in the event with Gella Pair favored. other runners include 1 to 5 chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lens
Donna
Aurexes
The Winners in New Orleans and Oakland Races
Estella McDaniel Anantes Noter 5 Toy Boy Notter 1 Sea Swell Notter 5 Lens Notter Donna Powers 5 Besterlfing Henry Los Angeles Aunt Polly W Miller 5 Hampass Schilling 2 Lucky Lad Shriner 1 Preen Ross 2 Uncle Henry Schilling 5 Mary F E Martin Oakland Emily M Gilbert On Parate Scoville Tawansentha J Hayes 9 to 6 Shenandoah J Hayes 7 to 10 Maxtress Gilbert ate 1 Treasure Seeker Rice 47 to 10
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Estella
McDaniel
Anantes
Noter
Toy Boy
Notter
Lens
Donna
Powers
Besterlfing
Henry
Los Angeles
Aunt Polly
W. Miller
Hampass
Schilling
Lucky Lad
Shriner
Preen
Ross
Uncle Henry
Mary F
Sea Swell and Marie Abe win Premier stakes at New Orleans
The Cella stable dominates two year old racing as Sea Swell and Marie Abe finish first and second in the Premier stakes amid a heavy rain and blinding storm. Intervene, owned by Dr. Duryea, takes third while Leng wins the sprint handicap as Donna, the favored horse, posts an easy victory from Sam Taylor and Tivelini.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Feb
Cella
Sea Swell
Marie Abe
Intervene
IL DR. Duryea
Leng
Donna
Sam Taylor
Tivelini
Rotto
Iverine
Lady Leote
Lady Chilton
Hammost Bay
Anne McGee
Florency
Sir Sebooo
Brandi
Nala
Sebado
Ea Dink
Grimmer
Taxty
Dew
Mora
Il Kane
Oroba Os
Jayette
Thomas Calhoun
Aunt Rose Alot Melazga
Bitter
Avaunteer Chatin Hood
Young Stavena
George, Vivian
Padre
Lieber Gora
Ottomeny
Ask Ferris
Elrena
Fotlight
Morades
Los Angeles
Hlaria
Wat
Lanensdites
Florence Birel
Bells of
Maytal
Virginia Green
Shane
Gaga
Agnes Or Sesaph Kuseys
Annette “Iee
Black Dress
Saucy Maz
Arthur Hyman
Earene Hinds
Prieze Mreion Delorme
Achtora Io Pala Atta
Harry Stantiope
Hutila Hottman
Aksarben
Qbindita
Knight of the
Nat
Ry Freamthuns
Right Surf
Oraguard
A Caardo
Dr. Prety
Alma Toy
Azora
Wenforar
Grileno
Vaal Damlits
Colawort
Marster
Kilter
Colonel Jack
Mark Antony
Henrivane
Sleane
Rosarmary
Fan Oakland
Courap
Lovee
Western the
Ncheque
Mitre
Pee
Shane Phil
Senator Warner
Malls
Averteht
Leonard Fitt
Toby Odd Novgorod
JoRat
Mozart
Prince of Orange
Rena Elyia
Eduardo
Hurtu
RM Curtis
Magrane
George Kilborn
Agno
Muskagay
Belmera
Carey Crack Runner Exercise Report
Special to The Washington Part from Philadelphia details coach Finneran observing Armaposts track athletes N. J. Cartmell Guy Hasking John Be. Yaytor and Frank Plumley at an indoor training session. He notes Murphy, seen for twenty years, looks well and mentions a promising runner named Carey at Annapolis capable of 10 yards in 43 seconds, aiming to pair him with strong competitors this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philadelphia
Finneran
Armaposts
Mike Murphy
Machine
N. J. Cartmell
Guy Hasking
John BE. Yaytor
Frank Plumley
Murphy
Carey
Annapolis
Pimlico to Get License for Spring Meeting
The Jockey Club and the National Steeplechase and Hunt Association will approve Maryland Jockey Club's license and spring Pimlico dates for Baltimore. President Manley attended talks, and course defects will be remedied to meet racing rules for both field and flat sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jockey Club
National Steeplechase and Hunt Association
Maryland Jockey Club
Pimlico Track
Baltimore
Manley
Maryland Club
Hunt Association
Jockey Walsh Injured In Emeryville Race Accident
In Emeryville California on February five jockey A Walsh was severely hurt after being thrown against a fence when Blanche C fell in the fourth race. Eduardo tripped and also fell, Walsh sustaining head injuries from the hoofs. Other races listed include results for a variety of maiden and claiming events with several horses and times noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Cal
Emeryville
Blanche C
A. Walsh
Eduardo
Walsh
Rae
Emily M
Iileed
To G
Towa Chercy
Careel
Letitia C
Kirsh Daum
Tod
Bertin A
Mabel Nolander
Sala
Misa Charity
Lady Bae! Zinda
Charlie
Durbar
Helisme
Tims
Coppit
Quake
Ray Vetch
Enamorala
Tory
Getting
Tawansontha
J. Mayss
Emma Gy
Garralt
Hotreed
Iklorh
Voladay Heppy
Alelpiades
Blanche
Jardo
Jelly
Maxtriss
Tia
Gibert
Harbenman
Funnyello
Celers
Jevtrlon
Flaunt
RO Laughra
Bunsciade
Venngrésdala
Ricel
Harris
Miss Rolie
Junela Atkaren
Untitled Names and Places In A Fragmented Notice
A garbled list of names and places including New Orleans Los Angeles Gaza Palo Alto and Oakland appears with phrases about a special edition and Lt Educational Contest. The text reads like OCR junk with scattered personal names organizations and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Post
Pree n s Hand icap Los Cal Sept 5 Treen Triumphs
Santa Anita hosted a tight one and a half furlong handicap won by Parney Schreiber's Treen with a 31.0 percent added, narrowly beating Early Tide and Botanist after a photo finish. Other races saw Mitler prevail in a 32s CW sprint, Steel edging Madeline Mustrace, and Lucke Tua taking seven furlongs under Sumner. multiple runners listed as having run in each event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Cal. Seb
Parney Schreiber
Treen
Santa Anita
Triay
Early Tide
Botanist
Kire
Turtonge
Mitler
Jake Ard
Kizae Murna
Orphan Roy
Dirk
la Poladl Birk Thorne
Gana Diners
Allen “Lee
Ducky Mate
Larry MuNinay
Chit Rogeta
Hack
Lucke Tua
Sumner
Kickfell Helle
iPlalry
Annual Reduction Sale At Auerbach Sweater Store
Readable ad notes price cuts on jackets and sweater coats with items priced at 2 58 and 3 dollars, mentions wares for boys and girls, store located at Seventh and H Streets. Includes bold claims of further reductions and a large sale event atmosphere.
Reduction Sale of Parker Bridget Suits and Overcoats
Parker Bridget sale offers distinct clothing not odds and ends. Garments priced from 12 to 50 dollars with marked reductions. Display shows varied prices and discounts across suit and overcoat lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker-Bridget
Thoroughbred Racing Result with Multiple Races and Winners
The report lists several horse races with winners and placings. Alms wins second race at 196 Burns track with 8 to 3, Preen dominates at 336 Rosa with 1 to 2, Uncle Henry takes seven furlongs at 69 to 4, Mary 302 1 to 8 takes the sixth race, and Hand Dance plus Bonton also run. Time marks appear for each event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns
Montebank
Louise Witzebbons
Corrigan
Escamado
Slipparr
Giovanni Balerio
Bliver Skin
Don Hart
Josta
Alice Carey
Preen
Rosa
Bertlting
USCW
Mle
Vogl
Creston
Amundaen Miso
Uncle Henry
Seite
J Do
Bind At
Schirac
Batchamber
Uexton
Montreal Club Sold to Syndicate in Eastern League
Jimmy Casey will manage the Montreal team next season as part of a sale ratified at an Eastern League meeting at the Hotel Victoria. The deal involves a syndicate with $50,000 cash capital to form a company, and Newark owner George T. Stallings denied using the Newark franchise as a farm for another club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Stallings
Newark
Washington Post
New York
Jimmy Casey
Brooklyn Baseball Club
Hotel Victoria
Frank J. Farrell
Greater New York
Robert Davis
Jersey City
Casey
Providence
Baltimore
George T. Stallings
FP. T.powers
Edward Hanlon
F. G. Dee
Hugh Duffy
Eugene T. Kinkead
Toronto
J. J. McCaffrey
G. L. Carrington
George A. O'Neill
Buffalo
A. B. Potter
L. D. Hart
Rochester
Charles T. Chepiri
Exhibition at Chess Club Wins and Draws
New York chess champion Julius Finn last night demonstrated the Rice gambit at the Washington Chess Club. Finn played 22 boards simultaneously, defending as champion of New York State, with several Washington amateurs, and achieved a mix of wins and draws including two draws and multiple losses in a display of memory and skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Finn
New York State
Washington Chess Club
Prof. Rice
Columbia Law School
New York
Finn
Andrew Carneste
Pillsbury
Washington
Toard
Test
L. Telling
Charles
W. B. Mundella
William R. Pratt
Kerta Winnecht
John Roberta
William B
Smit
F. B. Walker
Kr. W. KH. Ruff
C. Ll. Cleaver
Carroll Institute Wins Over Corcoran Cadets In 2 To 8 Upset
The Carroll Institute basketball team defeated the Corcoran Cadets 8 to 2 in a well drilled contest. Sullivan and Mel Carty starred on defense while Giovanni and Cassassa stood out for the Cadets. Final lineup listed with Carrall Poviztons Daubet Haht Sullivan Toft McCarthy Totine Hahe Riles Gonle-Daubet Sullivan Leach Coleman and Clark. Referee Mr Hughes. Time of game 20 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Institute
Corcoran
Sullivan
Mel Carty
Giovanni
Cassassa
Carrall
Poviztons
Daubet Haht
Sulliven
Toft
McCarthy
Totitne
Hahe
Riles
Gonle
Daubet
Thys
Leach
Coleman
Clark
Hughes
Tiere
Bases
Raverty
Unholtz Shows Penn Has No Serious Opponents
Boston reports that Penn faces Harvard as the only major challenger for the intercollegiate track meet at Franklin Field next May. Syracuse University trainer Thomas F. Keane said Syracuse will not bid for the meet this year due to a new gymnasium and track not yet ready for fast times. He pledged Syracuse’s future readiness once the $400,000 facility is completed to host athletes and attract return visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
University of Pennsylvania
Harvard
Efurt
Franklin Field
Thomas F. Keane
Syracuse University
Syracues
Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Keane
Syraci
Syracuse
Stadium
Nelson Anholz bout stirs ring with verdicts split
In Los Angeles Nelson loses to Rudolph Anholz in a tight seven round battle watched by 7,000 spectators. Anholz proves a rising light weight while Nelson appears past his peak and the bout fuels talk of a rematch and potential business interests behind Nelson’s decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Nelson
Rudolph Unholz
Los Angeles
Unholz
Wss
Anholz
Unhelz
Joe Gans
Dana
Taholz
Gans
Goldfield
Clifford
Britt
Memmsic
Chicago
Emu
McFarland
Cyclone
Thompson
Anhels
University of Pennsylvania to Run in Crack Relay Feature
Entries pour in for Federal indoor games with over 100 already. Schools expected include University of Pennsylvania Virginia Georgetown Catholic University St Johns Annapolis George Washington Maryland and local prep schools. Relay and individual events draw teams from clubs and colleges as All-Washington two mile relay trials set for Monday night. Entries close tomorrow night with W G Stuart at 709 Fourteenth Street NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Pennsylvania
Virginia
Georgetown
Catholic University
Jenna Hopkins
St. John’s of Annapolis
George Washington
University of Maryland
Georgetown Prep
Friends Select
Emerson Institute
Washington School For Boys
Woodberry Forest
Episcopal High School
Adionts
Mercersburg Academy
Tome Institute
Baltimore City College
Latin School
Pennsylvania
New York Athletic Club
Inah- American Club of
New York
Aquinas Club
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Mount Washington Athletic Clubs
National Guard
Young Men's Christian Association
Gurley
Bloomingdale
Baltic
Tremont
Whic
Washington
W. G. Stuart
Fourteenth Street
Sporting Sidelights on Hockey Football and Baseball
A lively roundup of winter sports chatter cites Chicago hockey prospects, boxing figures like Kid McCoy and Mike Schreck, and a golfer’s endurance feat. It notes James Sullivan’s stance on English Olympic management, signed baseball contracts for Blue White Brown Green and Gutfelder, and quips about Ty Cobb, Tommy Burns, Tom Sharkey, and McGraw shaping the Giants. Major league race speculation ends the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gutfelder Gray
Sheppard
Hashing
Ash Removal Contract Awarded to Pollock Drayage Co
The District Street Cleaning Department awarded the ash removal contract for small apartment buses and residences to Pollock Drayage Company upon recommendation by John T. Twohey. Twohey had been ill but returned to explain his hesitation was due to potential lack of funds for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollock Drayage Company
John T. Twohey
District
Twohey
Will Rededicate Church After Fire Damage
The 92 member Eighth Street Temple congregation plans a rededication service tomorrow evening in the rebuilt church hall. Dr Abraham Simon will preach on Self-consecration and Rev Samuel Greene of Calvary Baptist will speak. Dr Simon will thank Calvary Baptist on behalf of his flock. A vote of thanks will honor the volunteers who completed the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Street Temple
Abraham Simon
Samuel Greene
Calvary Baptist Church
Higath Street Temple
Months Trust
Simon Wil
Jao Tisenmann
Tl. Rinut
Charles Goldsmith M. Fishel
Benjamin Solomon
A. D. Prince.coreTega
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mertz
Mertz and Mertz Co
F Street
Sporting Comment
Ray Bulliontonitt
James A. Wort
Chitage Cish
Tlart
Tig National League
Iohin Teydler
Tieyter G4
Maety
Neton
Oman
Net
Heydter
Ofte
John Mcshaw
Realma Fthat
Hitant Slone
Needham
McGraw
Keanahan
J. Magesy
Lewis
Treasury
P. O. Quint
H.G. Av. Parker
Land, Shoemakers
Roberts
Carroll, W. GC
Shop
Spies
Duckpins
Michaud
B. Rich's Sons
G. P.O
Iup
Palace
Jessy
Esterling
Roger Hellae
Bosterling
Beneen
Schorr
Jona
Acco
Vodekner
Heher
Lirueser
Dantman
Momentum
Mlober
STS
Estella G
Banrhia
Navy Yard Leath
Eewood
Stanenus
Dubely
Ritk
George H
White
Diversee
Albert
Gneesser
Uartte
Ananias
Korter
Confidant
Jack’ Wilt
ateCahay
Ady Ethel
Mulhotland
Barnart
Javanez
de Ura
Land Beach
Creel
Coruscate
Flaxman
Vicetti
Churety
Bextor
LE Kruger
Tornto
FLATE
Leagtel Bupra- Boss
Shoemakers
Orapaie
O'Connor
Sam
Careail
Jdeo
Agana Iushin
Catvaeyl
Bea
Otter
Gee
Intarvem
Neik Us Chamber
Sutelenty
Dowhlest
Brougham
Maritza
John Moat
Telels
Hyperion
Derrick
Bellwuther
B. Rich
Moses
Tewna
Poters
Bam Dearden
Hageman
Tastor
Malaaworth
Cesand
Tivolint
Kravernes
Ackeag
CAP Saxtyesy
Flacleny
Ean Brimiel Ale
Gratty
Lady Narade
Kaiserholt
Lemon Girl
San
Bill Clarke
American Association
Mear Hot Springs
Newspaper of
Gella
SeaSwell
CLUB
Pimlico
Hammon
Boy
Thtury
Danity Ancer
Lotus Brande
Sir Cyr
Lea Saver
Minding Bik
Ed Kana
Avaunteer
Gold Proat
Comediemne
Daring
Padra
Deshon
Goldway
Rappahennock
Canoplan
John Sinulsky
Grenade
Moraien
Gaza
Mack Drees
Connie M
Achieve
Palo Ato
Chile
Alma Bor
Merling
Donardo
Thomma eAtz
Carmno
Belid
Kinxman
Doctor Crooks
Wertern
Avveriche
Leomtré
Moz
Dumage
Motreu
Maasach
Lady Mithius
Shady Gad
Fuehsha
Belviere
Fred Heat
Macsa
Auerbach
Pa. Ave
9Th St
Gasey
Brooklyn
Que
Corcoran Cadéta
Post
Tha Post
Fana
Dane
Garry Herrmann
Aes
Kid McCoy
Norman Selby
Aene
Mike Schreck
Mr. James
Sullivan Saye
England
Bees
Shee
Georgia
Ty Cobb
Tommy Burns
Tom Sharkey
Ona McGraw
Giants
Wall Street
Reat
Old Braddock
Maryland
Jas
Glare | Distilling CO
Biogarthy
Avenus
Iseman Brok Outfitters
E. B
National Capital Brewing Co
Lincoln
Barney & Berry
Darney & Berry
Walford
Pennsylvania Avenue
J. W. Eiseman
7Th St
Ely
Abner-Drury Brewing Co
25Th & F
West
North
Newcorn & Green
N. W
Homa
Cook Remedy Co
Marvel
Marvel CO
O'Donnell
Lafranco
Washington Fost Building
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!