Aggies Annex Series as Bank Clerks Foe Fall
Belmonts defeat Southerners in a Duckpin League tilt while Aggies sweep the series against the Warriors. Details show Aggies overpowering opponents on home alleys and Belmonts securing a league win in a separate matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aggies
Warriors
Belmonts
Southerners
Matches Tonight Fat Men Garrison Fat Man Alleys
Readable fragments describe a listing of alleys and venues connected to a match night. Names of places such as Palace, Government Printing Office, Western Union, and Arlington appear among scattered references. The text is fragmented and lacks a coherent event narrative or clear outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fat Men
Garrison
Fat Man's Alleys Signal
Orpave Company M
Palace Alless Bureau
Government Printing Office
Paine Aliers
Western
V3 Union
MCA
Alleye Sixth
St John’s
Royal Alleys
Reval Na Arlington
Horal Alieya
HaHeran Tops Duckpin Event At Dobbert’s Bowling
The Dobbert’s duckpin bowling night featured J Crumb HaHeran rising from obscurity to claim second place with a remarkable 127 score and 9 strikes, trailing the leader by one pin. Standings show two man tournament leaders Hallman and Rodrick with 3,238 and 1,318 points respectively along Palace alleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Fenton
Dobbert’s
Dobbert
J. “Crumb” HaHeran
Ina ‘Loz
Palace
Ext Hallman
Rodrick
Erpannell
Campbell
O'Donnell
Schrader
Hewtoe Fox
Ludwig
Coz
Robineto
Unclear Mixed Pairings and Scores From Historic Ledger
Fragmentary OCR listing names pairs and numbers with monetary value. Includes Hicker Barstow Airey Har Wood Williams Marshall Cox Campbell Hartman Os Ye Miller Fritz Rodrick Campbell Ward Sherwood Spists Camp bel Ryerson Campbell Kreiger Campbell Crist O Donnell William Miller Werner Barstow Campbell A T Waters Fowler Hall Spicer Ricker Ryerson Brown Kreiger Orlat C Mifer Warner Campbell Baker Hart man Drager Boyle McIntyre Kennedy with amounts and totals showing a yearbook style debt or prize ledger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicker
Barstow
Airey
Har Wood
Williams
Marshall
Cox
Campbell
Hartman
Os Ye
Miller
Fritz
Rodrick
M. Ward
Sherwood
Spists
Campbel
Ryerson
Kreiger
Crist
O'Donnell
William Miller
Werner
A T. Waters
Fowler
Hall
Hahn to remain on track for Jamestown Exposition
Norfolk report states Archie Sahn of the Milwaukee Athletic Club will compete in the Amateur Athletic Union championship at the exposition stadium in September as part of the Jamestown Ter-Centennial Exposition. Hahn rose to fame at the University of Michigan and won the 100 meter at Athens last spring before a defeat at the New York nationals dampened his 1920 season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Hampton Roads
Archie Sahn
Milwaukee Athletic Club
Amateur Athletic Union
Exposition Stadium
Septembr
Hahn
University of Michigan
Athens
New York
Athletics in the Capital update on local prep sports scene
The report covers Western and Georgetown basketball and track activities, noting Morse as a standout forward, Kane's return prospects for the varsity crew, Drury joining the Georgetown boat, and preparations for the Army and Navy Preparatory School relay team. It also mentions athletic director discussions, gymnasium limitations at Western and Business, and coaching plans for Southern trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue
Gray
Young Men’s Christian Association
Eastern
Lincoln
Western
Morse
Kane
Philadelphia
Georgetown
Drury
Board of
Silverskin Surprise Sparks Rex Handicap Upset
In the Rex Handicap at New Orleans on February 12, Silverskin roared from behind the pace of Rickey and The Englishman to win at 25 to 1, beating Dr Spruill and Tarnus by a head for second. Uncle James claimed the short course steeplechase despite odds against, while Tueling won the feature sprint with Peter Sterling close behind.
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Washington Post
New Orleans
Tueling
Breezing
Peter Sterling
Lady of Navarre
Silvershin
Rickey
Dr. Spruill
Tarnus
Credlin
Uncle James
Incantation
Henry A. Schroeder
Gresham
Princess Sue
Notasulga
Ben Sand
Corrigan
Mist Leeds
Field Lark
Fieldark
Donna
Spion
Grace George
Bitter Miss
Bonart
Garner
Jack Martin
Macy
Blrd
Vandusen
Dr. Spruitt
Martin
Delphie
King of the Valley
Pagadens
Flagigny
Colomosa
Greg Plume
Huestis
Bilach
Williams
Gentian
Catherine H
Bonett
Nutwood
Arby van
Lidwina
Bud Hill
Malta
Pride of Woodstock
Les
McAllister
Lowe
Agra
Houstia
King Ellsworth
Canyon
Oberon
Gladiator
Louise Macfarlan
Doubt
Grace Larsen
Kemp Ridgely
Clifton Forge
Racing results glimpse with multiple horses and stakes
A fragmented racing card shows several horses and odds across a one mile event with Invictus and Hinxton among the winners. Notable runners include Time The Trishman and Te Preston in various place finishes, with broad names like Artis Bologas and La Neppa mentioned in the same context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Her
Iaaoree
Miner
Backer
Te Preston
Ond
Trishman
Antite
Cocksure
Artis
Bologas
el Cazador
la Neppa
Hama
Frye
Invictus
Keogh
Epeeond
J. V. Kirby
Theo
Cass
Pyerho
Sig
Pays
Vione
Netting
Gad Sylven Dixon
Domious Arvi
Iafie Danten
Hinxton
Malin
Ntbe
Parvo
Unclear Names List Features Many Historic Terms
A fragmented OCR list features a long sequence of proper nouns, names, places, and terms such as Montebello, Hyacinth, Hot Springs, Lady Hapsburg, Hannibal Bey, Stinmer, Glendoy, and Ormonde. The garbled text reads like scattered names and titles with no cohesive event or narrative evident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pheetes Kell
Stinmer
Goundorneion
Goldway
Hyacinth
Hingcruehese
Montebello
Mist Jolette
Quinn
Brady
Jene
Tobosgan
Auditor Tik
Hot Springs
Lady Hapsburg
Billy Bowlegs
Manchester
Ad Hen Strong
Storm
Glendoy
Hannibal Bey
Luttle
Alencon
Haughty
Lady Vastu
Florizel
Belden
Oakland
Hildreth
Keene
Camillo
Hersala
Lucene
Biizabosh H
Darthuls
Pickaway
Dusty Miller
Palletta
Nante Lucille
Fisher Hoy
Romaine
Billy Mayham
Fireball
Graas Cutter
Ancot
Cloudlight Leads in Oakland Handicap Tradition
In San Francisco on Feb 12 Cloudlight led the field to win the Tradition Handicap at Oakland. Race results list Adena, Charlotte B, Rio Viste, Sheen, Nun's Veiling, Joe Rioss, De Grammont, and others across multiple races with times and placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Itandicap
Oakland
Cloudlight
Whd
Foup
Adena
Brown
Charlotte B
Graham
Rio Visté
Borel
Chenowee
Bathmont
Amada
Gluckstern
Grace Marie
Sheen
Bunter
Wout Nun
Veiling
Sandy
Joe Rioss
Lawrence
de Grammont
Mi MoNear
Realty
Mimo
Orighi
Nettie Hicks
Adirondack
Byrdverdale
fMams
Black Prince
Eily
Monaco Maid
Hunter
Daniel
Watecure
Aram
Arty Hours
Lone Wolf
Col. Jewel
Inflammable
Alma Boy
Cloudight
Miller
Bragg
Dugan
Martiomes
Davis
Tocolan
Delagoa
Nigrette
Bhogum
W. B. Gates
Peligroso
Capt Burnett
Mina Gibson
Bushthorpe
Tingley
McBride
Wool Sandals
St. Elmwood
Willams
Ray Bennett
Mitre
Burning Bush
Arcourt
Harbor
Favorites in Front at Oak Lawn Racing Meet
At Hot Springs Arkansas Oak Lawn races produced four public favorites winning while jockey F Burton suffered a fall in race five. Results show Mary Valbot led race one in 1 27 5 over Hasty Agnes and Gada. race two saw B J Swanner win 1 36 with Kuropatkin second. Kanakakee captured race three. J D Dynn won race four. Mia Anole led race five. Merrick won race six ahead of Bonebrake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Ark
Oaklawn
F. Burton
Mary~ Valbot
Hasty Agnes
O. Austin
Gada
Englander
Extra
Brocade
Katherine
Murphy
Astoria Belle
B. J. Swanner
Kuropatkin
Furtan
Billy Patterson
Enander
Marco
Tennyburn
Bandillo
Birmingham
Walter
Charles McKee
Madena
Lither
Garis
Dr. Hart
Galmeds
J. P. Mayberry
Belje Scott
Bull Finch
Adesso
Tom Gilroy
Peter Knight
Leta Duffy
Mia
Anole
Englandes
Beecher
Marimbo
J. Hagen
Airline Cummings
Graceland
Sex Water
Sambo
Miss Jersey
Merrick
Austin
Bonebrake
Shreve
Potter
Wishard
Luculusy Algono
King Wilda
Weel Tessa
Bendigo
Water Mirror
Brannigan
Tomochichi
Gavin Colmoran
Oaklawn Doomed as Moore Signs Anti-Poor-Selling Bill
Hot Springs report states Acting Gov Moore signs a bill closing Oaklawn track after lower house passes anti poor selling measure. Details unclear as officials decline comment and local plans hinge on governor's action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Hot Springs
Oaklawn
Keeler's Batting Tips From Willie Keeler
Keeler of the New York Americans offers scientific batting advice for amateurs. Draw back your foot step away from the ball bend the pad foot and shift as the ball approaches. Lunge at the ball Chop rather than pop up and meet it with full weight on the front foot watching the pitch from throw to hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Keeler
New York Americans
Keeler
Sunday School League Disbands After Four Years of Play
The Sunday-school Athletic Association decided to disband its baseball league this season after four years. Foundry won the pennant in a three game series against Calvary, but overall harmony faded as the season concluded. The directors cited goals of clean play and high standards, with potential reorganization limited to boys permanently connected to Sunday schools under an age limit.
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Saengerbunds
Burdine
Crist
Wai
Lietz
Belmonts
Michaung
Ball
Mane
Gam
Saonger Bund
Allison
Brrdine
Kreussee
Br Hstein
Bod Bank Clerks Et Sp de St Sp
Bt Sp Bc. Walker
Mchart
Barclay
Tota
Belmonts St
Sp &E
Sc Roberts
Schmidt
O'Bannon
Southerners
Weckerty
Sp Be
Turner Yeeoy Inna
Veerhoft
Gama Sgricultural Sp
Gneman Sa
Hilton
Mame
McLennan
Atkason
Sayers
Danyak
Drase
Theke
Parris
Langley
McDonald
Sullivan
Molyneaux
Ted Government Printing Office League
Benker
Heivold
Chamberlain
Notheck
Walsh
Plate Printers' League
Chicago
Istaa
New York
Liekereg
Guten
Atevers
Tal R. Hardis
Orapada
Canning
Hess
Hardie
Een Wu
Navy Yard League
Erect
St. Ba
Scherrer
VIS
Dexter
Mathae
Mer
Inter Xsies
Ad. Viln
Ista
Paterai
Shett
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Crutchet
W. Rippard
Payne
Nupp
Breviery
Rodter
Walter
Jotpeon
Washington
Foundry
Calvary
Echoes of the Diamond on 1906 baseball moves and figures
The article reviews unlocated Kip Selbach and 1906 figures, notes Pacific Coast League backers in Seattle with 40000, and lists signings and rumors. It mentions Will Rankin eyeing Hanlon's Fantomas, Wiley Platt joining Aue Busta, and Bownotes in Mexico City. Also references Peitz terms hitch with Louisville, King’s smoke for New York, and remarks on Arndt returning to the St Louis Cardinals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kip
Selbach
Attl
Seattle
Will Rankin
New York
Hanlon
Wiley Platt
Aue Busta
Bol’' Leadley
Peitz
Louisville
New York Highlanders
J. H. Farrell
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Laula Brockett
Bella
Cairo
Hig Hille
Darttmouth
Dartmouth
Dinneen
Matthewson
Young
Bill Donovan
Harry Arndt
McCloskey
St. Louis
Arndt
Cardinals
Harry
Missouri
South Bend
Wins In Stretch Drive At Ascot
Los Angeles February 12 A poor card at Ascot featured Toste's Jewel held off Revolt's rush in the second race Madden and Roman Bay won the third and sixth races Bologna the favorite in the third fell back. In the seventh, Slippery 106 Haris 2 to 2 led Jost of Arc 200 Melantel 9 to 2 finished second with Hid Tracy 102 Prest on third. Second race Seréo furlongs Toste's Jewel 105 Reston 16 to 1 won Rovystabout 107 ingleton 19 to 1 second Berit 106 Fiecher third. Take Race Six Maiden 109 Kosr-
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Oakland
Lee of
Galt
Tiorse
Borges
Gage Taylor
Leorads
Slater Ae
Alta Rose
Sehartt
Dudge
Titan IT
Edwin Guns
Sheridan
Ebmwood
Fisher Boy
Dee
Gateway
Romaine
Horge
Fireball
Ganardo
Seorees
Ascot
Antrim
Tady Whitey
Otto Price
Teddy Meckild
King Ahab
Ponemah
Zelina
Hipoteca
Wet
Morse
Tobnestown
John Lyle
Merlingo
J. C. Clam
Weaithorpe
Rubinon
Nibuck
Belveir
Buaie Christian
Lucrece
Inglewood
Oyner Au Mary Glenn
Desmages
Salina Ls
Horne
Howard TL Fryer
Prince Frederick
Lydia Wrousemin
Pe Wee
A. Muskoday
Blank
Rey del Munto
Ruth Nolan
Alencon Frat
Lilite
Sir Hannibal Rey
Dr.ackle
Jake Sanders
Little Rose
Viperine
Naughty
Anne Davis
Silk
Ina Gray
Mary Primm Belletoone
Lowelza
Atinenes
Lady Vezhti Ho
Seling
Snow Ball
Belden
John Garner
Dixie Andrews
Peter Knight
Los Angeles
Toste
Jewel
Revolt
Madden
Roman Bay
Bologna
Fet
Firetrace
Slippery
Haris
Wenr Jost’ of Arc
Melantel
Hid Tracy
Preaton
San Alvarado
Junie
Lileyra
Kitty McCarthy
Irish Mail
Adabel
BE. B. H
Seréo
Reston
Ingleton
Berit
Fiecher
Pte
Tite
Prrg
Royal Foncasta
Elon Ay Fat
Maiden
Kosr
Scully Brings Eastern Horsemen to Benning Course
William Scully leads Long Island horsemen to Washingtons Benning course after winter lay-up. Father Bi arrives with eleven head and will be assigned stable space by Superintendent Strahan. Scully notes mild winter aided horses readiness. only a few more from Sheepshead Bay and others will join at Benning. Scullys lot includes Pins and Needles three-year-olds and young two-year-olds bought last summer.
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Washington
William Scully
Long Island
Benning
Father Bi
Strahan
Mr. Scully
Scully
Sheepshead Bay
Pins and Needles
Zellicoffer
Sempronious
Zellitic
Norbit
Inspector B
Varnish
Wonder Worker
Sorcerer
Lulu H
Jules Johnson
Montana
Amelia Fonso
Bob Gray
Maxico—Bavarila
Phoebe Snow
Peep O’day
Regalia II
Masseta
Izeyl
Rainbow
Lady Premier
Aly
Compute
Reginallia
Track and Paddock Gossip From the Racing Season
Rumors swirl as Woods Garth and trainer Willams Garthe plan horses including Duntop and Roy Rainey entries. Fred Taral and his son prepare mounts for travel to Germany and England, with mentions of Nat Ray and Lyne. Trainers anticipate a busy season as workouts begin and horses ready for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woods Garth
Willams
Roy Rainey
David” Duntop
Fred Taral
Will Mitt
Germany
Fark
Ethan, Maher
Lyne
Alec Sall
England
Nestliers
Wéém
Western Defeats Business In Slow High School Game
In Western High School gym yesterday Western beat Business 29 to 13 in a slow contest. Morse led Western with four goals while Welcker starred for Business with strong defense. Lineups and scorers listed, halves of twenty minutes each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western High School
Creek
Business
Western
Morse
Welcker
le Ducel
Weicker
Fort
Radford
Keenan
Zannell
Michael
Hudson
Ordways Handily Defeat East End Five in Dry Run
Easterns again lose as Ordways overwhelm East End at Washington Light Infantry Armory 331 to 13. Teamwork, passing, and sharp shots powered the Ordways with Hughes and Reges starring. Lineup and scoring listed. halves set at 29 minutes. referee Mr Calliflower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ordways
East End
Eastern Athletic Club
Washington Light Infantry Armory
Hlasterns
Hughes
Reges
Mortarity
Thompson
Turner
Rickenpacker
Burlingame
Heferee
Mr. Calliflower
District Team Defeats National Guard in Fast Game
South Norwalk, February 12. The crack Company F of Norwalk defeated the National Guard team of the District of Columbia 2 1/2 to 17 in a rapid contest. The Washington squad led at halftime but faded after a long journey. Rice Schlosser stood out, with players such as Schigeser, Setter, Reges, and Godfrey among others contributing in a closely fought clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Norwalk
Conn
National Guard
District of Columbia
Washington Boys
Rice Schlosser
Allen Schigeser
Reges
Bopp
Mellody overwhelms Lewis in Valley Falls boxing bout
Boston welterweight Mellody defeated Willie Lewis of New York in three rounds at Valley Falls R I. Mellody dominated from the start, knocking Lewis down three times and nearly stopping him in the fourth. The catch weight dispute left Mellody clear on defending the welter title at 145 pounds, while Lewis weighed about 148.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honey Mellody
Boston
Willie Lewis
New York
Valley Falls
R. 1
Lewis
Mellody
Theat Lewis
Mellory
New Yorker
Mellady
Walcott
Billy Smith
Tommy Ryan
Matty Matthews
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Duck Nine
Jamestown
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Army and Navy Preparatory School
Convention Hall
Washington Light Infantry Hall
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Commercial School
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Athletic Association of Georgia
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Gunning
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Gamble
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Tommy
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Jack O'Brien
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National Capital Brewing CO
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Guy
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Maerzen
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