GW U Versus Virginia in Second Season Meeting Tonight
George Washington and University of Virginia meet for the second time this season tonight at the Washington Tight Infantry Armory. Virginia seeks revenge after Charlottesville win. Newhowser sidelined by prior injuries, Johnson and Glenn key players for Virginia.
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George Washington
University of Virginia
Washington Tight Infantry Armory
Charlottesville
Rew
Hatcnetites
Robey
Virginia
Newhowser
G. Wol
Johnson
Central High
Glenn
Virgina
Jef
Hawks
Fete
Atkissan Gabla
Whiting
VaughanFenmsen
Preps Defeat Eastern In Second Meeting For Crown
Army and Navy Preparatory School beats Eastern High School 3 to 12 in Washington Armory yesterday. Cun ningham and Griffin starred for the Preps while Dodd and Johnson shone for Eastern as a decisive rematch heads toward a championship game between the two schools.
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Une
Army
Avy Preparatory School
Washington Light Infantry Armory
Capitol Hikers
Cunningham
Cunnmingham
Griffin
Navy
Dodd
Johnson
Ehs Ison
Griffu Visht
Marta Cronin Pepe
Malonee
Gru
Tances
MeLesp
Siright Gusra
Priest
Bradley Meare Tyson
Vees Dodd Gortz—Cunningham
Grifia
Treom
Johnaca
Bradley Gaels
Jos
Henderson Is Appointed Naval Academy Crew Manager
Midshipman Samuel L. Henderson of Imboden Arkansas has been named manager of the Naval Academy boat crew to replace Midshipman Hyatt who graduates next Monday. Also noted is Wisconsin oarsman Carl Fy. Creutzer from Sturgeon Bay and a Brunswick Club pool match where Fred A. Stewart of Grand Rapids defeated Frank Wiseman 3 to 1 as the current pool tournament progresses. The night lookout includes a match between Walter Wallace and Murray Clark, both of Washington.
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Spelal
Washington
Annapolia
Samuel L. Henderson
Imboden
Ark
Naval Academy
Cieudias R Hyatt
Jonesville
Carl Fy. Creutzer
Academy
University of Wisconsin
Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Fred A. Stewart
Grand Ram
Buch
Frank Wiseman
Brunswick Club
Betwen Walter
Allace
Murray Clark
Washinstor
Griffiths Stand Pat On Yanks In Season Start
Special to The Washington Post. Chicago February report states New York Highlanders manager Clarke Griffith will keep his same lineup, rely on a few young players, and use Walter Clarkson more in the pitching rotation. He plans to pitch at least one game against Washington, and an informal bet with Joe Cantillon led to an agreement they will oppose each other sometime in the season.
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Washington
Chicago
Clarke Griffith
New York Highlanders
Mestans
Griffith
Joe Cantillon
Cantillon
Charles Comiskey
Boston Adds Left-Handed Pitcher Kilian From Iowa League
Special to The Washington Post Boston, Mass. February Hugh McBrean, Boston Americans treasurer, says Boston has more lefties than any club in the business. A contract signed by John Kilian, southpaw from Burlington in the Iowa State League, accompanies a letter to President John S. Taylor expressing confidence in Kilian. Kilian, from Hannibal, Missouri, is endorsed by Jake Beckley who compares him to Jesse Tannehill at age twenty-two.
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John Kilian
Washington Post
Boston
Mass
Hugh MccBreen
Boston Americans
Burlington Club
John S. Taylor
Kilian
Hannibal, Mo
Jake Beckley
Jesse Tannehill
Reds Travel in Two Parties for Southern Training
Cincinnati NL players depart for Marlin Springs Tex in two waves with first group leaving March 5 including capt. Gapzell and Bancroft. President Hermann will join southward. rest depart March 10. News notes on coaches changes, new players, and league actions accompany the report.
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Ganzell
Bancroft
Cincinnati
South
Emeinnati
Ohio
Marlin Springs
Tex
Goring
Gapzell
Hermann
Wefers Denies Catholic University Coaching Claim
Bernie Wefers, ex Georgetown runner and Army and Navy Prep coach, says the Catholic University report is news to him. He already has a yearlong contract with Army and Navy and has not arranged any duties with Catholic University despite a practice relay in a hall where his team raced Brookland runners.
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Catholic University
Bernie Wefers
Georgetown
Army and Navy Preparatory School
Wefers
Army and Navy School
Washington Light Infantry
Army
St Valentine Well Backed Rider Wins Tight Turf Card
Weather and track improve crowds at City Park as seven races unfold led by Tileing. Captain Hale dominates the seven furlong selling with Nicol up, while Delphie and Gold Proof also claim clear victories. Evie Green placed twice with Sincerity Belle and Beata Rusk among others.
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Bredal
Washington Port
New Orleans
City Park
Meé Mile
Tileing
Jimmy McOrmick
McCormick
Farren
Farrow
Hastings
St. Valentine
J. Lee
Mike
Daly
Captain Hale
Nicol
Delphie
Powers
Evie Green
Sincerity Belle
Speck Mary
den of Dawn
Gold Proof
Rusk
St. Noel
sJungle Imp
Mafalda
Black Mary
Melmyre
Lee
Bttterly
Samads
Gremse
Lute
Foster
Balolee
Queen Melba
Tertla
Lady We Ora
Tartanola Aleo Tan
Selii
H Powsts
Wyle Greene
J Hennersy
J. Martin
Flasa
Louise MacFarlan
Ette M
Dekaber
Hyscinth
Capt. Hale
Doubt
Economy
Vandusentt
Agra
Attention
Amo
Fieldwick
Tik
Vandusent
Pity
W. Walker
Finsticker
Butlinskne
Boserman
Jehane
Baywood
Mimic
Eleo
Wile
Noel
Gengels
Jungie Imp
J. Johnsen
Cashier
Paére
Fonsolava
Little Elkin
Stockwood
Old Hal
Aleo Yan
Turtongs
Wakker
Nadia
Goldstein
Cora Price
Lady Hehristta
Oak Grove
Narcile
Posing
Amador
Ascot Race Day at Sunmark Track Delivers Multiple Wins
Sunmark dominates the program with Sun Mark and Edwin T Fryer securing multiple victories. Races feature a mix of standouts including Rama, Kismet, Balbus Slater, and Grace G, with tight finishes and clear ride influence from Koerner and other jockeys.
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Los Angeles
Fep
Sunmark
Ascot
Rama
Edwin T. Fryers
Koerner
Mle
Sun Mark
Clark
Netting
Singleton
McDaniel
Kismet
J. R. Laughry
Norfolk
Knapp
Kirkfeld Bella
Dr. Crock
Preston
el Cazador
Phil Igoe
Alvene
Virginia Lorraine
Josie Samoren
Canopian
Fiecher
la Gloria
Critic
Maseda
Wooathorpe
Linda Rast
Rubicon
Millionaire J J Moore Injured by Horse Kick at Ascot Park
A Los Angeles dispatch reports J J Moore, noted as a millionaire shipping and commission merchant of this city, was kicked by a horse at Ascot Park in San Francisco on February 6. Moore, watching the exercises near the pad, was struck when a horse named Dan Collins bolted and collided with him, leaving his condition serious and possibly fatal.
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J. J. Moore
Ascot
San Francisco
Cal
Los Angeles
Nla
Bookmaking resumes at Oaklawn as bets flow
Hot Springs Ark Feb 6 bookmakers operate without molestation on first day of meeting. Bets laid in usual manner, no arrests today. Racetrack favorites include Marion Moore and Suzanne Rocamora with several races detailed and times listed.
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Hot Springs
Ark
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
Bab
Miss Hynes
Twinkling Star
Salyssa
Hack
King Leopola
Lady Vaehtl
Trueman
Matador
King
Hope
Suzanna Rocamore
Burton
Fhori
Zeil
Decile
St. Hogan
John Garnet
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 Fraught with Uproar
Proper led from start to finish in the Sarg Handicap at one and one sixteenth miles in Oakland. Tony Faust unseated Miller twice before the start. Grace G. was disqualified from first to second in the sixth race after fouling. First race results note Aldia 41 with Memorize 107, paying at 2 to 1.
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Reas Y Aia
Eace
Jake Moose
Unter
Orchan
Davis
Hoangan
Miler
Brronerdale
Lone West
Hanne Slow
Prover
Tony’. Fauat
Miller
Voletay
Ji Qiomer
Quety Miller
C H Bach
Been
Aller
Pine
K Bon
Court
Edwin Gam
Fonts Lucille
Clydeo
Hugh McGowan
Ale ‘Rus
Oc Shore
Sandy
Grace’ G
Tee Geter
Bibs Gom Pat
Slereood
Graham
Ioe Rae
Blondy
Dollars Alea Ras
Grace G
City Park
Sim Boxman
Henry A
Behvoa rTailite Newcom
Oliver Mtunghignie Owen
Furtowusy
Qaiher Ts
Ime FF
Dick Rose
Becket Brigade
Boelishman
Rial
Noel
Jena
Aelling
Jett
Grace Argon
Asey
Merry Beile
Reas
Ir McCleer
Kempt Bilgely
Purne
Amposition
Fuaticker
Ion Bud
Uta Brady
Chivena
Oakland
Séllian
Rae
Dare
Peggy O'Neal
Lem Reed
Gelabie
Jewell
Alice Carr
Apelta
eRartry
Mitre
Duke of
Dave Convent Bell
Tore
Larose
Blancha
Maxetta
Black Princes
Briarthorpe
Fairy Street
W. B. Gates
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Issbelita
Phammebls
Dante
Ray Peer
Horne
Vincentio
Ascot
Tiwish Caruthers
Belvair
Taylor George
Jetay
John Hees
Wet
Hores
Wal
Waite
Nidick
the St. Deamages
Josie
Jewel
Liberto Ye
Ett Horne
Henry Mc
An Alganado
Royal ‘Avent
Judge Neleon
Irish Nail
Derdon
Ren
Clue Bottte
King Ral
Susannah
Sheriff Bell
Prince Fredeot
Tramotor
Luckett
Belerto
Bonnie Rag
Capaly
Horace
Nida
Maety
Stella Patton
welWitte Filty
Daisy Shine
Sila Werner
Flamnes
J.C Milan
Kid Willams
Sam Chilton
Uz Rele
Sharenowana
Dolph
Madonna
Tierney
Lintitia
Tiawakama
Keraken
J. D. Dunn
Mary Primm
Jack Lory
Curzes
C. McKee
Mart Gentry
Andars
Hares
Givens
Watt
Miss Andie
Sidney F
Ownesno
Cnattiac
Cere
Francisco
Tony Faust
Proper
Aldia
Brown
World War II Era Style Catalog of Names and Places
A dense list of names and terms arranged like a historical notes catalog. It mentions New Orleans and Hot Springs with numerous personal names, titles, and fictional or arcane terms, suggesting a compiled register or program without a clear narrative or event.
Balloon Flight Arranged For Washington Birthday Ascension
A E Poe of the Aero Club of America and Capt C D F Chandler of the U S Army secured gas supply from Washington Gas and Light Co for balloons to be filled at East station Twelfth and M SE. If successful, the Aero Club may attempt a balloon flight from Washington to an adjacent point such as New York inviting foreign competitors including Italian aeronaut Frederick Vonwiler to join an international race.
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Aero Club of America
C. D. F. Chandler
United States Army
Washington Gas- Nght Company
Aero Club
Washington
Twelfth
New York
The
Frederick Vonwiler
George Washington seven relay team chosen for Federal games
Trials selected Gill and Noble Clagett from Central High and Lorando from Georgetown with Gunning for the George Washington relay squad to compete at Convention Hall on February 2. Whiting tops trials but will not run the relay, and Wieming rests injured. Also notes about racing at Ascot and a New York exhibition of Thomas collection horse paintings.
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George Washington
Convention Hall
Gill
Business
National Guard
Noble Clagett
Central High School
Lorando
Georgetown
Gunning
Whiting
Wieming
Jabs and Counters Stall Six Round Bout in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia the six round bout between Hob Fitzsimmons and Tommy Byrne will not occur as matchmaker Billy McCamey cannot open his Philadelphia Sporting Club for weeks. He would prefer a twenty round fight for higher earnings and has no appetite for a six round match. Meanwhile ex heavyweight Tom Sharkey supports Willie Lewin in a world welterweight title bid at Wiley Falls, R. C., Monday night and plans to back Lewin with odds. Also discussed: Joe Gann’s disputed earnings from a recent fight and a Seattle promoter’s critique of his payout. Nashville reports a new felony betting law for horse racing venues.
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Hob Fitzsimmons
Tommy Byrne
Philadelphia
Billy McCamey
Philadelphia Sporting Club
Beulden
Hurus
Anxioun
Pugiliat
Willie Lewin
Billy
Honey
Mellody
Wiley Falls
R. C
Sharkey
Lewis
Willie
Joe Gann
Herman
Mike Riley
Tonopah
Seattle
San Francisco
Dot
Joe Fe
Sleigh Carnival Draws Wide Attention in District
Washington hosted a sleighing carnival on the Potomac Speedway featuring top horses and speedway drivers. B T McCaully won best decorated sleigh with a bay colt in white harness, while Johnny Javing and John Gheen took red and third place respectively. McCaully plans a Saturday speed carnival with valuable prizes to attract Washington harness men and the city’s best speed horses in a series of brushes.
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Washington
Potomac Speedway
B. T. McCaully
Johnny Javing
John Gheen
E. E.i, Taylor
Forney
Larry McCormick
Mysots
Francis Javins
Bedford
H. Coppershite
C. Weaver
Georgetown
M. T. Pollock
Portland
F. B. Brightwell
Ben W. John Jarvis
Robin Hood
Oakdale
McCaully
Tommy Ryan Rehabilitated by Fifth Round Win in Springs
Tommy Ryan middleweight champion, after stomach trouble years ago, defeats Dave Barry in five rounds at Hot Springs to prove his health and skill. Referee George Siler notes Ryan’s return to form, boosting expectations that he can defend his title. The piece also mentions high school athletics reforms, professionalism, and looming boxing prospects in Nevada and beyond.
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Dave Barry
Weot Springs
Tommy Ryan
Marty
Ryan
George Siler
New York
Michigan
Rian
Navy Rowing Schedule Announced for 1914 Season
The Naval Academy released its rowing calendar with Navy first and second crews sailing against Georgetown on April 6 in Annapolis Maryland. April 30 features Navy squads facing University of Pennsylvania varsity and freshman crews. May line includes Navy Yale possibly two crews and a Navy Columbia clash on May 18 plus a probable second-crew race with the Giants and a May 26 Navy-Arlis event in Baltimore.
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Georgetown
Annapolla
Naval Academy
Navy Frst
Neve
University’ of Pennsylvania
Navy
Yale
Columbia
Navy-Arleis
Baltimore
Crummey Eyes Sheridan Coe and Bonheg for Mest Meet
Georgetown manager Crummey announced plans to sign Olympic champions Coe Bonheg and Martin Sheridan for the Georgetown indoor games. He also noted about ten relay races and several college entries for 10 and 22 yard dashes. Only the George Washington Cornell relay is clearly set to face competition.
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Crummey
Sheridan
Coe
Bonheg
Georgetown
Martin Sheridan
Cornell
Miami Motor Boat Regatta Opens With Seven Events
Miami opens its first annual motor boat regatta today with seven events on the schedule. Mile trials against the tide will determine handicaps for the next days, with the tide here stronger than at Lake Worth. The day also includes canoe races and events for local boats. Business High track team preliminaries continue as they seek representatives for upcoming indoor meets.
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Miami
Fla
Lake Worth
Business High
Business High School
Scientists Meet On Animal Slaughter Regulations
By invitation of Secretary Wilson and Dr. Melvin a meeting of top comparative pathologists and scientists was held to discuss rules for passing or condemning cattle sheep swine and goats for food. A report will be issued. Notables included Dr. Welch Hektoen Hughes Moore Pearson Rosenau and Stiles. Another meeting will be held soon for further input.
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Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Melvin
Bureau of Animal Industry
William H. Welch
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
L. Hektoen
University of Chicago
Joseph Hughes
Chicago Veterinary College
A. Moore
Cornell College
Leonard Pearson
University of Pennsylvania
M. J. Rosenau
Charles Wardell Stiles
Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
Grand Jury to Probe Lottery Case in Mobile Session
The Department of Justice moves the Jefferson County lottery case to Mobile for trial. A special session of the Southern District grand jury opens the first Monday in April to hear charges. Assistant Attorney General Cooley leads, with H Armbrecht and J F Netas assisting U S Attorneys. Roger S pending. J B Whit ere, Wilmington, nabbed on lottery conduct charges.
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Alabama
Department of Justice
Mobile
Cooley
H. Armbrecht
United States
Thet Diatrict
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