Ten Teams From Capital Will Compete in Meet Tonight
Baltimore indoor meet under Fifth Regiment and Jonas Hopkins associations features ten capital teams with Virginia hampered by Larry Martin illness. Georgetown and Washington Grove poised to contend as leaders and others prepare for the event plus related varsity basketball games and local athletic contests in Annapolis and Baltimore.
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Larry Martin
Georgetown
Washington
Vic
Ihr
Baltimore
Fifth Regiment
Jonas Hopkins
Secial
Thiy City
Annapolis
Loyola
Monumental
Georgetown Crhay
Boston Athletic Association
Ely Cross
Boston
Istenlay
Greorgetown
Georgetown Minners
Ada
Colege
Ducks
Virginia
Usuat
Lannigan
Inmag Younusters
Laul Martin
South
Hopkins
Smith
Hay
Grant Signs Contract With Milward Grant in NL Trade Talk
Milward Grant, former Har hapeb basebad plier and third baseman, signed a contract today. The deal centers on a potential four-player trade with Philadelphia to acquire JU Bates, Moren, and Mct ulin, with terms accepted shortly. Manager Clarke of Cincinnati confirmed the transfer timing and positions.
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Milward Grant
Harhapeb Basebad
Mothe
Peak
Lark Ont
Concinnatt
Grant
Platens
Philidelpha
JU Bates
Moren
Mctulin
Acer
Thamsfer Wat Ammady
Virginia Triumphs Over Washington and Lee In Rough Clash
Virginia beat Washington and Lee 24 to 19 at Lexington with an early 17 to 4 lead. Cecil scored four goals for Virginia while Campbell and Craig starred for the rivals. Hannis and Boyd underperformed for Washington and Lee as the game stayed physical throughout. The margin narrowed in the second half, and Virginia meets Virginia Military Institute next.
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Washington Post
Lexington
Virginia
Washington and Lee
Cecil
Campbell
Hanns
Boyd
Burke
Craig
Virginia Military Institute
Partisons Wash
Lee
Boyz LP
Hannis
Cecil Ee
Glasgow
Burks Carpal We
Kearns
Tinov
Jones
Camp
Trurko
Foula
Rixey
Driver
Tmpire
McCiredy
M. L
Mr. Moore
V. M1
Big Score by St. John's Overwhelms Mount St Joseph's
St John's College defeated Mount St Joseph's in a fast paced basketball game led by Welch and Wilson. The experience and teamwork of St John's overwhelmed their lighter opponents, with Welch delivering a notable first half one hand basket.
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St. Joseph’s
Spertal
Washington Post
Annapolis
St. John's College
Mount St Joseph's
Welch
Wilson
St John's
St Tehts
Foskiins
St Joseph's
Wilton
Sealina
Lewe
Oyttrana
Apisen
la Ton
McGrath Baten
Clare P White Drake
Uarten
St John’s
Ingephts
Welhi Wise
Johnsen
Leake
Layten Stallon
WiGrath
Burts Pass
WiGrach
Greve
Carroll Institute Five Faces Yo Moe Alt Rovers In Tilt
Tonight a lively basketball game features five Yo Moe Alt Rovers vs Carroll Institute five in the association. Start time is 8:30. Also wrestling shows include Messi Whitte and Mikalaski in the 135 pound class with a 1-minute bout between halves. Garber signs with Charlotte club. former Shenandoah player is a left-handed batter with fast speed.
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ALT Rovers
Carroll Institute
Association Mgmimastoin
Messi Whitte
Mikalaski
Yun Posittions
Carroll
Hall Stracbaugh
Coleman
Tienna RC
Crogan WooVah Coates
McCarthy
McKagining LG Ghoomi
McNonald ‘ RG ‘Ellingworth
Garber
Charlotte
Washington
Harrisonburg
Dan Garber
Shenandoah Collegiate Institute
N. C
Virginia
Warland Pennsyl
Wvonia
North Caonna
Witch
Lincoln Lands Unglaub To Lead Western League Club
Lincoln buys Bob Unglaub from the Washington Nationals for cash as manager plans shift. McAleer bets on Somersett to backstop, with Lelivelt and Henry as backups. Somersett must prove himself at first base while Unglaub departs to make way for a new lineup.
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Lincoln
Bob Unglaub
Unglaub
McAleer
Somerlett
Lelivelt
Henry
Mcleer
Somersett
Russell Not a Hold-Out for Athletics Says Dunn
Baltimore February 10 Jack Dunn Orioles manager says Lefty Russell not a hold-out. Russell says he received another contract from Connie Mack and is satisfied. Dunn notes earlier deal was pro rata for last season and new terms appear more liberal. News from Chicago adds Herman Schaefer to Nationals training staff and scouting plans, with details on his roles and potential Detroit and Washington connections. Ted Sullivan tours West and plans training for Comiskey Sox at Mineral Wells Texas, with hopes for Texas spring dates and a possible exhibition with Mathewson and Walsh.
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Baltimore
Jack Dunn
Orioles
Lefty Russell
Philadelphia Athletics
Hagerstown
Dunnie
Lefty
Dunn
Connie Mack
Chicago
Nationals
Herman Schaefer
Windy City
Hot Springs
Ark
Schaefer
Detroit Tigers
Jennings
McAleer
Germany
Detroit
Washington
Jim Delahanty
Ted Sullivan
Ted” Sullivan
Boston
Sox
Umpire J Harry Colliflower Signs Southern League Deal
Washington umpire J Harry Colliflower who ended 1910 with the American League staff has signed with President Kavanagh of the Southern League to serve as a regular on Dixie’s Class A staff. He also holds a Navy assignment to umpire spring games at Annapolis through April 15, likely needing prior release when the Southern season opens.
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J. Harry Colliflower
Washington
Kavanagh
Dixie
Collistower
Navy Athletic
Annapolis
Outsiders prevail as Platoon captures Oakland opening event
In Oakland, Platoon at 30 to 1 led all the way to win by a neck over Summer Time in the sixth race. Riddle on Bamboo was suspended three days for failing to take position at the post. June W. pulled the first race at 20 to 1 for T. H. Ryan, while Starry Night beat Ayame in the Gleaming Handicap under Jockey McIntyre.
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Washington Post
San Francisco
Oakland
Platoon
Baimbro
Riddle
Bamboo
T. H. Ryan
Alva B
Carlahen
Heda
Fischer
Mechant
Redondo
Hampass
Alder Gulch
Gradio
Coonakin
Waco Bill
Pecos
Sidon
Shilling
Rey
Taplin
Lane
Hirschbaum
Pico
Saltigrade
Ahmoon
Monolake
Bogart
Big Ike
Penang
Ed Fitzgerald
J. H. At
Anna May
McIntyre
Academiat
Callahan
Fire
Darlington
GJ. McIntyre
Ayame
Selden
Feather Duster
Martin
Doncaster
HB. Martin
Bake
Fogarty
Rinda
Davis
Hina Stewart
Miss Offeloug
Zoroaster
Eulalia May
Aliness
Lorenzo
Lagateo
Tan
Summertime
J. McIntyre
Twilight Queen
Thomas
Billy Myer
Lord of the Forest
Bell CN
Burleigh
Cy! Jack
Swager
David
Tampa Race Day Results Highlight Five Thoroughbred Races
The Tampa card features six Purse races for horses aged two and up. Winners include St Deniel in Race One at 6 to 1 with Nettie Carita third, Chief Hayes taking Race Two at 4 to 5, and Tamar prevailing Race Six at 1 to 2. Disqualification altered outcomes in Race Three with Swanner moved to second for routing Chess.
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St Deniel
Jensen
Brougham
Prior
H To
Nettie Carita
Knight
Crewe
Restless Lady
Grimaldi
Calmon
T. B. Spears
Claiborne
Charlotte Hamilton
Chief Hayes
Irvin
Itol
Bosserlan
Wingfield
Johnny Wise
Martin
Tennessee Boy
the Ram
Black Domino
Donation
Virginia
Lindeeyalap
Telling
Cheas
Girondo
B. J. Swaimer
Davenport
Woolstone
Trozler
Walter McLean
Chalica
Ben Sand
Carthage
Merize Algo
Swanner
Chess
Felling
Carew
F. Jackson
Lady Ripple
Bergen
Secon Sweet Owen
Topsy Robinson
Rustem
Miss Vigilant
Herman Doyle
Amsatno
Furlonga
John Garner
Mr. Whitley
Bir Compton
Br. Moody
Dick Rose
Mr. Fernandez
Loga’ Vandem
Tamar
Pickett
Love Watches
Ensen
Grenade
Pleasing
Heverstein
Grandissima
Anderson
Sabo Blend Algo
Jacksonville Racecard Results and Winners Summary
Ten races at Jacksonville with purses around 400 dollars. Christina led the first race at 7 furlongs, Time 1:28 4-5, with May Amelia second and Indora third. Zoll won the second race at 5 furlongs, Time 3-2-5, followed by I'm There and G. L Doyle. Earlier races featured McAndrews, Congo, Shapolete, and Charley Brown as notable winners or placers, with several runners named across the card.
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RAGE
Christina
Hell
May Amelia
King
Indora
McCahey
Anna
Amanda Lee
Ben Hows
the Minks
Flanney
Ruby Knight
Lydia Lee
Pocataglio
Zoll
Butwell
I'm There
Hopkins
G. L Doyle
Tima
Grand Peggy
Common Senas
Daniel O'Grady
Fort Carrell
Ai- Jandala Queen
Dorchester
Ynegasoran
McAndrews
Hopking
Andy Ginter
Percy Taylor
White
Simonette
Ide May
Dave Wallace
la Belle
Luzerne
Whim
Sod Mariiss
Sureget
McTaggart
Rialto
Yen
Fond Heart
Gerando
Kate
Henry Croggeaddin
Mozart
Louise Welles
Congo
Koerner
Elmeta Hamilton
Night Mist
Goove
Louis Bell
Joe Rose
Lou Lauer
Duke of Bridgewater
Shapolete
Earl of Richmond
Mique O’brien
Havre
Abrasion
Don Diaz
Charley Brown
Kennedy
Skillate
Kaogh
Sayville
McCullough
le Luz
T. G. Phamas
Menelik
Royal Tea
Charles Goetz
Persoaky
McGee
Dick Moss
Garner
Shamrock
Mountain
Sporting Life
Lady Box
King Rover
Ratt
Periwinkle
la Dextra
Solus
Mike Mollett
la Toupes
Cat
Denny
Dubnie
Meld
Planter
Ramsey
Helen Scott
del Friar
Pitkam
Ato
Joe Woods
Dave Montgomery
Reid
Sam Barber
Waldorf Belle
Kyle
Taskmaster
Lucky Moto
Ed Holly
Little Friar
Remsey
Gene Wood
Parker
Nel Crusader
Rooney
Smalley Metzner
St. Joe
Juarez
Nebulosua
Commendation
Kiameshai
Fusileer
Flying Pearl
Dennis Stafford
Gramercy Cotton
Hannis
Reynolas
Emerd
Cobleskill
Pedro
Bon Ton
Naps release four players to Portland club
Cleveland announces the release of four players to the Portland Oregon Pacific Coast League club. Pitchers Himer Koestner and F Breaden, infielder Roger Peckinpaugh, and catcher Jack Bradley depart. Koestner was bought from Los Angeles in 1919 and spent the 1919 season with Cleveland. The others joined the team at the end of last season.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland Baseball Club
Portland, Ore
Himer Koestner
F. Breaden
Roger Peckinpaugh
Jack Bradley
Koestner
Los Angeles
Carrigan Signs Contract with Boston Americans
William Carrigan, catcher for the Boston American League team, signed for next season with President John L Taylor in Boston on February 10. After months of delay he accepted a $3600 salary and a $500 bonus if he had a good year. Carrigan had sought $4000 salary.
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Boston
William 7. Carrigan
Boston American League Baseball
John L Taylor
Taylor
Carrigan
Washington and Baltimore Polo Clash at Arcade Tonight
Washington and Baltimore polo teams meet at the Arcade skitmf auditorium this evening in a high stakes game. Last Saturday Monumental City defeated the local quint 6 to 1, but Washington showed promise aside from a weak position. Tonight a player of unusual ability joins the Baltimore lineup to strengthen their push for victory. The game starts promptly at 9 o'clock.
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Washington
Baltimore
Arcade
Parker,Bridget & Co. Sales Day Clearances on Boys Wear
Lhe Avenue at Ninth ODAY features Parker Bridget & Co sales with one half prices on boys wear. Highlights include woolen blouse suits for 4 and 5 years, sailor and russian blouse suits for 3 to 5 years, juvenile overcoats, straight pants suits up to 12.50 now 3.25, and a one third reduction on the balance of boys wear stock.
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ODAY
Parker,Bridget & Co
P.B
Outfitters to Men and Little Men
Aasbeifaniigel Ce operates as a clothing retailer focusing on formal and everyday wear for men and boys. The shop markets suits, shirts, and accessories aimed at family purchases and coordinated outfits. Local customers are urged to visit to explore sizes and styles.
Thoroughbred Racing Daily Card Odds and Entries
Multiple race card listings with horse names, jockeys, and odds across eleven races. Includes selling and maiden events, distances from four furlongs to a mile, and entries such as Dusty Miss Nett Tha D Manheimer Ben Doubs and many others with varied prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dusty
Miss Nett
Tha_D
Manheimer
Ben Doubs
Eaph
Olson
Wander
Salling
Merman
Lou
Bixie Knight
Ball
Queen Marguerite
Edwin L
Branch A. basketball team to play Lyceum in Alexandria
The West Branch Y M C A basketball team travels to Alexandria Virginia to face the Lyceum lads tomorrow. The Branch squad seeks a clean record after remaining undefeated this year before meeting the Centrals next Saturday.
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Baltimore
West Branch
Alexandria
Lyceum Lads
Centrals
Aes
Racing Entries From Today’s Card
Entry list shows multiple races with odds and names including Mazard Day May Aldan Chattie O Brien Mineo Jimmy Auto Maid Title s Nightmare Walter Srott Arany Hyakka Terrible Boy selling races listing Lilly Paxton Eastern Star Bura Fort Carroll Uncle Fred Outpost Judge Walton My Henry Golconda Henry Crosecaddin Foreguard Ba ritza Pecotaligo Montagul Nigger White Wool Mexcana Via Octavia German Silver Star Blue Donald MacDonald Almer Parker T M Green Yankee handicap details and entries for three year olds and up and other noted horses in the program
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mazard
Day May
Aldan
Chattie O'Brien
Mineo Jimmy
Auto Maid
Title's Nightmare
Walter Srott
Arany
Hyakka
Terrible Boy
Lilly Paxton
Eastern Star
Bura
Fort Carroll
Uncle Fred
Outpost
Judge Walton
My Henry
Golconda
Henry Crosecaddin
Foreguard
Baritza
Pecotaligo
Montagul
Donald MacDonald
Almer
Ath Parker
T M Green
Jack Denjon
Mary Davis
Guy Fisher
Seiling
Egan Drops Brutal Clash With Chaney in Fifteenth Round
Washington fighter Kid Egan withstands a severe beating by Baltimore’s George Chaney over fifteen rounds at Eureka Club. Chaney dominates with jabs and lefts, sending Egan to the canvas twice. Egan rallies in the final round but cannot turn the tide. Battling Jones is KO’d by Johnny Daly in the third.
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Egan
Battling Jones
Washington Post
Baltimore
Kid Egan
Washington
Eureka Athletic Club
George Chaney
Chaney
Cub
Johnny Daly
Elty
Kid Cotton Knocked Out By Morris Harris in Seven Rounds
New York February 16 George Kid Cotton Pittsburg heavyweight and former Johnson sparring partner lost to Morris Harris Philadelphia in a ten round National Sporting Club bout. A right to the stomach floored Cotton in the seventh, with many ringside thinking he quit as Harris recovered from a series of lefts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George
Kid" Cotton
Pittsburg
Jack Johnson
National Sporting Club
Morris Harris
Philadelphia
Cotton
Patsey Haley
Harris
Brown and Wolgast Again in Ten Round NYC Showdown
New York reports Tommy O Rourke announcing Ad Wolgast to meet Knockout Brown in a ten round at the National Sporting Club on March 3 at 133 pounds ringside. O Brien cancels Wolgast against Packy McFarland in Philadelphia due to potential losses. Kilbane loses to Johnny Dale when referee halts early to spare Kilbane from further punishment.
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New York
Tom O'Rourke
National Sporting Club
Ad” Wolgast
Brown
Philadelphia
Jack O’brien
Wolgast
Packy McFarland
Wolgast- Brown
O’brien
McFarland
Packy
O'Brien
Hogan
Madison A. C
O'Rourke
Tommy Kilbane
Cleveland
Johnny Dale
Clinton Athletic Club
Kilbane
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