George Washington to Host Virginia in Rematch Tonight
George Washington University and the University of Virginia square off for the second time this season in Washington Tight Infantry Armory. Virginia’s Glenn will be back, while Newhowser is sidelined by injury and Johnson may start in his place as GW aims to overturn a Charlottesville loss.
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Virgina
Jef
Hawks
Fete
Atkissan Gabla
Whiting
VaughanFenmsen
Preps Defeat Eastern in Second Meet for Championship Chance
Army and Navy Preparatory School and Eastern High School played at the Washington Light Infantry Armory. The Preps beat the Capitol Hikers 3 to 12 in a rough contest with Cunningham and Griffin starring for the Army unit while Dodd and Johnson led Eastern. A deciding game will determine the title between the two schools.
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Navy
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Marta Cronin Pepe
Malonee
Gru
Tances
MeLesp
Siright Gusra
Priest
Bradley Meare Tyson
Vees Dodd Gortz—Cunningham
Grifia
Treom
Johnaca
Bradley Gaels
Jos
Naval Academy selects Henderson as crew manager
Midshipman Samuel L. Henderson of Imboden Arkansas is named manager of the Naval Academy boat crew to succeed Ciuchas Hyatt of Jonesville Virginia who graduates next Monday. Carl Fy Creutzer of Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin is noted as one of the Academy’s top oarsmen and rows for Wisconsin. Fred A. Stewart of Grand Rapids defeated Frank Wiseman in a Brunswick Club pool match 4 to 1. The night’s watch features Walter Wallace and Murray Clark of Washington.
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Academy
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Grand Ram
Buch
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Brunswick Club
Betwen Walter
Allace
Murray Clark
Washinstor
Griff in stand pat plan for Highlanders season
Special to The Washington Post Chicago February Griffith New York Highlanders manager says he will stick with his last year’s squad and the few youngsters he added. He plans to pitch Walter Clarkson more and may duel Joe Cantillon in a game later with Charles Comiskey present.
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Another Southpaw for Boston in Kilian Deal
Boston adds left handed pitcher John Kilian to the roster after a Burlington Iowa State League stint. Hugh McBreen notes Boston has many left handers. Kilian, from Hannibal Missouri, is touted by Jake Beckley as a potential Jesse Tannehill.
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Kilian
Hannibal, Mo
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Jesse Tannehill
Reds Travel in Two Parties for Spring Training
Cincinnati National League players depart for Marlin Springs Texas in two groups. Buckets Capt. Gapzell, First Baseman, and Business Manager Bancroft lead the southbound party on March 5, with the remainder following March 10. President Hermann will go south. Coaches, staff, and several names appear in a collage of baseball news and rumors from the period.
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Bancroft
Cincinnati
South
Emeinnati
Ohio
Marlin Springs
Tex
Goring
Gapzell
Hermann
Wefers Nottering Catholic University Coaching Report
Bernie Wefers, ex Georgetown runner and Army and Navy Preparatory School coach, says the Catholic University track project comes as news to him. He denies any coaching arrangement with Catholic University, noting a yearlong contract with Army and Navy School. The report may reflect mistaken identity from the Washington Light Infantry Armory where Army and Navy trainees train.
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Bernie Wefers
Georgetown
Army and Navy Preparatory School
Wefers
Army and Navy School
Washington Light Infantry
Army
St Valentine Backed Tileing Fails to Sprint to Victory
Weather and fast track draw crowds as Tileing, Derby hopeful owned by Jimmy M Cormick, vied for the seven furlong feature but faltered under Farrow’s riding. Captain Hale, with Nicol up, swept to an easy selling win, while Delphie also scored in the mile and a sixteenth event and Gold Proof outpaced rivals in the five furlong dash.
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den of Dawn
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sJungle Imp
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Sun Mark wins opening Ascot race in tight finish
Sun Mark ridden by Clark wins the first one mile race at Ascot in 1 42 as Netting and Rama place second and third. The day features multiple races with Koerner guiding Edwin T Fryer to handicap victory and a string of horses including Viena Florienna Helle and Allopath racing in earlier and later heats.
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Fep
Sunmark
Ascot
Rama
Edwin T. Fryers
Koerner
Mle
Sun Mark
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Netting
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Rubicon
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Millionaire J. J. Moore Dies From Horse Kick At Ascot
A Los Angeles dispatch reports J. J. Moore, wealthy shipping and commission merchant of this city, was kicked by a horse at Ascot Park San Francisco on February 6. Moore sustained injuries feared fatal as a horse named Dan Collins bolted and rider fell, knocking Moore to the ground amid the horses’ exercise.
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Bookmaking Resumed at Oaklawn on Feb 6 Hot Springs
Bookmakers operated without molestation at Oaklawn Park Hot Springs Ark on Feb 6 on opening day after adopting the handbook system. Bets favored winners Ralbert and Suzanne Rocamora with Marion Moore the early standout. Races featured six events with detailed results and multiple runners.
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Twe
Oaklawn
Ralbert
Suzanne Rocamora
Marion Moore
Wor
Shirley Roesmore
Austin
Margaret Rendolph
Butler
Blackburn
Daussitt
Dee Keie
Doric
Manders
Jack Flardy
Thutia
Belle of Brighton
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Twinkling Star
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Hack
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Lady Vaehtl
Trueman
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King
Hope
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Burton
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Zeil
Decile
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Helgerson
Athena Pacheta
Merrick
D Austin
Gavin C
Walsh
Foxhall
Dansettt
Qalineda
Doctor McCarthy
Dixie Andrews
Lansdown
el Tavar
Tomochichi
Graceland
Bob May
Atlas
Ladsarion
Proper Wins Handicap at Oakland in Sarg Handicap
Francisco February six reports the Sarg Handicap at one and one sixteenth miles where Proper led from start to finish after early chaos as Tony Faust unseated Miller twice. Grace G. was disqualified in the sixth race after finishing first, relegated to second.
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Unter
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Hoangan
Miler
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Voletay
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Aller
Pine
K Bon
Court
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Hugh McGowan
Ale ‘Rus
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Lem Reed
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Crowded First Lineup Names At Today's New Orleans Run
A long list of racehorse names appears for an event in New Orleans. Entries include Skimmer Excuse Me Windfall Lights Out Mole Blue Lee Gor Dick Rose Devant The Englishman Dromia Bonart Colonel Bartlett Foreigner Baettement Bud Will Henned King Elleworth and more.
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Elleworth
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Balloon flight planned for Washington’s Birthday ascent
A E Poe of the Aero Club of America and Capt C D F Chandler of the U S Army arranged with Washington Gas Night Company to supply gas for filling one bag of balloons for a Washington’s Birthday ascent. Gas will be delivered from East station at Twelfth and M streets SE via a special main. If successful, the Aero Club may attempt a balloon flight from the city to a nearby point, likely New York, and have challenged Italian aeronaut Frederick Vonwiler to compete in the coming international race, potentially drawing foreign balloonists.
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relay team chosen for Washingtons Federal games
Trials held for the George Washington relay team selecting Gill Noble Clagett Lorando and Gunning. Whiting fast but not allowed on relay. will run quartet mile. Wieming sidelined by injury. Also notes on racehorses, owners and exhibitions at Jockeylab Windsor Arcade.
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Jabs and Counters Delay Six Round Fitzsimmons Byrne
A Philadelphia match between Bob Fitzsimmons and Tommy Byrne was ruled unlikely for six rounds by Billy McCamey of the Philadelphia Sporting Club. He cannot open the club soon and would prefer a twenty round bout for higher earnings. Tom Sharkey backs Willie Lewin against Billy Mellody for a world welterweight title shot at Wiley Falls, R. C. Monday night, boxing four rounds with Lewin and planning to bet. Joe Gann’s postfight earnings and gambling losses are noted by promoter Mike Riley. Seals Fate of Racing in Nashville notes a new felony betting prohibition.
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Honey
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Sharkey
Lewis
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Joe Gann
Herman
Mike Riley
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Sleigh Carnival Draws Washington Harness Stars
B T McCaully won the blue ribbon for the best decorated sleigh as Washingtons sleighing carnival drew more than 200 enthusiasts to the Potomac Speedway yesterday. Johnny Javing and John Gheen placed second and third with red and blue outfits, while McCaully promotes a Saturday speed carnival with prizes and a hoped for turnout of the districts top speed horses and harness men.
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Mysots
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Bedford
H. Coppershite
C. Weaver
Georgetown
M. T. Pollock
Portland
F. B. Brightwell
Ben W. John Jarvis
Robin Hood
Oakdale
McCaully
Tommy Ryan Shows Peak Form After Defeating Dave Barry
In a five round bout at Hot Springs, middleweight champion Tommy Ryan defeats Dave Barry, proving his stomach trouble cured and his speed and cleverness intact. The win reaffirms Ryan as a top contender and suggests he can defend his title for some time.
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Weot Springs
Tommy Ryan
Marty
Ryan
George Siler
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Navy Rowing Schedule Announces April to May Meets
The Naval Academy released its rowing schedule with Navy first and second crews facing Georgetown on April 6 in Annapolis Md. Navy then meets Pennsylvania varsity and freshman crews on April 30 followed by a May lineup including Yale possibly with two crews, and May 18 against Columbia. A second-crew race is likely alongside the Georgetown clubs and May 26 against Arlis of Baltimore.
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Crummey Eyes Sheridan Coe and Bonheg for Mest Meet
Georgetown meet promoter Crummey announced plans to sign Olympic champion Coe Bonheg and veteran Martin Sheridan for the indoor games. The card may include about ten relay races plus college entries in 10 and 22 yard dashes. Only Washington-Cornell relay is clearly slated.
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Miami Motor Boat Regatta Opens with Seven Events
Miami begins its first annual motor boat regatta with seven events scheduled for opening day February 6. Mile trials against the tide determine handicaps for future races, with stronger tides than in Lake Worth. Canoe races and local boat events fill the program as preparations continue. Business High track team trials progress as preliminaries determine the Orange and Black roster for indoor meets this winter.
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Conference on animal slaughter regulations discussed by top pathologists
Secretary Wilson and Dr. Melvin convened leading comparative pathologists and scientists to set standards for carcass inspection of cattle sheep swine and goats. Attendees included Welch Hektoen Hughes Moore Pearson Rosenau and Stiles. A report will be issued and another meeting will follow inviting further expert input.
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Bureau of Animal Industry
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Chicago Veterinary College
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Cornell College
Leonard Pearson
University of Pennsylvania
M. J. Rosenau
Charles Wardell Stiles
Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
Grand Jury to Probe Lottery in Southern District
The Department of Justice will seek a special session of the grand jury in Mobile to consider charges in the Hurduras Lottery matter. Assistant Attorney General Cooley will direct the prosecution, with H Armbrecht and J F Netas assisting. Roger S and J A Whitere are named in related actions.
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Department of Justice
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H. Armbrecht
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