Fat Men Display Glass Tacks Early Lead in District League
Fat Men superiority grows after a rough start, overtaking Saengerbunds in the final two games of the District League. Duckpin play at Royal alleys shows Southerners winning majority over Cubs while detailed scores appear for multiple teams across divisions, including railway and departmental leagues.
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Saengers
Fats
Cubs
District League
Saengerbunds
Carroll
Claris
Hertert
Nuasear
Ide Odonnell
Gdonmell
Departmental League Agriculture Capital Gorman
Gordon
Doyla
Metcaltain
McLennan
Callin
Carlson
Williams
Luawtz
Northern
Southern Compton
Wheatley
Poste
White
Russbaum
Milla
Hicketta
McLean Iye
Snelling
McIntiran
Seagle Evans
Wilkens & Co
Woodward & Lothrop
Ackman
Spanier Brge
Helnrichs
Millar
Om Johnston
Drinane
Schmidt
Marehail
Farrow
Beate
Duckfin League
Guba Loving
Reet ST
Borr
Redington
McDonald Bo
Lyeralt
Lolay Meggett
Caney Ag
Ball
Connors
Ares Dotals
Totels
Yale Wins Wrestling Meet from Princeton in Close Bout
Yale defeated Princeton five bouts to two in a tense wrestling meet at Yale. The match featured a standout moment when Princeton’s Porsyth threw Yale’s Brides in a heavier weight class, amid close contests and several near falls. Yale built dominance in later bouts to secure the victory.
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Princeton
Yale
Porsyth
Brinceton
Utes
Parker Arle
Exotic Powers Triumphs in New Orleans Racecard
Exotic Powers wins in New Orleans with Donna and Draculim scoring early battles as Alcade and St Noel falter. In Oakland Deneen beats Lady Renselaer while Rotrou and Ramus contest tight intervals. Los Angeles entries Gaul Cap and La Palin split odds with others close behind.
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New Orleans
Powers
Lotus Brandt
Alcalde
Draculim
Donna
McDaniel
St Noel
Lee
Ate
Grenade
Otter
Oakland
Deneen
Walsh
Lady Renselaer
C Miller
Rotrou
Boret
Ramus
W Miller
Len Beckham
Musgrave
Bto
Los Angeles
Gaul Cap
Schine
la Palin
Burns
Ato
Bel G Ifon
Shriner
Sto
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Avovielus
Schiling
Lofth Forest
Exotic Winners Highlight Midday Derby Card
A crowded program features O'Vers steering four winners and lively runs at the South Side track. Exotic contenders and local sprinters clash as horses like Hagedura and Flora Kil vie for top placements amid brisk crowds and betting activity.
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Siddie—Exotic
Ranning & Boy
Tony
Ceattery
Larkaly Ran
Loeco
Anthony II Wins Handicap at Vista Park
Jockey Veons guides Mark Anthony II to victory in the Handicap at Vista Park today. Wisey and Tony Faust follow as near finishers in a 1 mile race. Weighing in at 4 dollars, the effort shines as a tight finish by a head over rivals with Bello Crit nearby in the field.
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Tea Argels
Mack Anthony
Veons
Erne
Reptet
Ania Lee
He Selig
Pat
Rippey Latore
Tony Bast
Sime
Kittel P Obey
Tatenhan
Accepts Chess Challenge From University Leaders
A local town reports a formal chess challenge accepted by university officials and town leaders. The event, tied to community engagement, will feature prominent players and aims to boost local interest in strategy games.
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New Lok
Leet Tanee
Ced
Jd Wolf
Colmr University
Frontane
Racing Entries Mixed With Fragmented Odds and Names
A fragmented entry list shows horses and owners for a racing card with several races including distances from furlongs to two miles and a quarter. The readable portions name horses, trainers, and participants such as Abe, Barrida, Melange, and Oasis among others, with many garbled tokens and partial figures.
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New Orleans
Ale Canning
Jdattinn Ray
Mave Abe
Leo
Albert Ster
Barrida
Hanlon
Tinanel
Etel Coe
Leether
Donna
Vanlee
Heath
Ion Tors
Washington College Team Falls to Duquesne Garden Rivalry
The G. W. U. team suffered a 41 to 21 defeat as Pittsburgers dominated in fast play at Duquesne Garden. Washington College, led by Weger and McElhinney, showed grit despite the loss, with strong performances from Rutherford and Duffy.
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Washington Post
Fittsburg
Washington College
Duquesne Garden
Pennishanta
Capital Boys
Biddle
Pittsburg
Cusell
Ruterford
Pwyftort
Duffy
WUP
Weger McElhinney
Elliott
Sun My Iwup
Poatdon
Geo Wash Weger
Rutherford Laurmer
Covell
Brett Peares
Tayetfort
Geelhinney
Mian Balroard Dury
Farmer
Goldsmith
Clie Field
Eger
el Hott
Mel Tinney
Budd
Sheppard Quits Running in Great Half Mile Era
Great half miler Sheppard of the American Athletic Club retires from competition until spring. He fears injuring his form ahead of the London Olympic Games and may affect New York City team prospects in the next intercity meet in Philadelphia. He is suspended by the Amateur Athletic Union with a suspension due to expire in time for his return to run in Philadelphia.
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Molin Sheppard
Irleh American Athletic Club
Brown Prep
Jack
London
Sheppard
New York City
Philaelphia
Quaker City
Mid Methantic
Mateur Athletic Lingn
Shepnd
Philadelphia
Beal Druning
Hippo Spencer and Schreck face rocky Browns battery pair
Sporting Comment notes St Louis fans weigh if Hippo Spencer can handle Ossie Schreck amid Rube Waddell’s strong personality. It recalls Waddell and Schreck’s past success, warns Spencer must adapt to potential clashes, and discusses broader baseball trade and minor league waivers costs.
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Jed Grillo
St Louis
Hippo Spencer
Browns
Ossie Schreck
Rute Waddell
Schreck
Whddelignis Battery
Gand Worl
Spencer
Rube
Waddell
The
Hy Devery
Waddells
Hanlon Defends Reds Era as Ganzel Absence Noted
Edward Hanlon attacks critics in a signed statement about Reds management. He says Overall chose Chicago Cubs over Cincinnati, and cites a four game win streak without Ganzel to counter claims his team declined when Ganzel returned. Also notes Penn graduates favor Penn State game with Princeton, and schedule changes by Ban Johnson for league meetings.
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Washington Post
New York
Cinemnati Reds
Edward Hanlon
Overall
Chicago Cubs
Parktown
Hanlon
Chance
Cubs
California
Chicago
Cincinnati
Reds
John Ganzel
Ganzel
Pittsburg
Ganzer
Hanton
Larry
Preston University Prep defeats soldiers 34 to 17 in gym game
The Preston University Preparatory School basketball team beat Cort Myer’s squad 34 to 17 at its Church Street gym. The university press ahead early, held the soldiers to one first half field goal, and used fast passes and strong defense to secure the win led by Captain Lucas with two early left-side baskets. The junior team from the same school then lost 21 to something to Mount Pleasant Congregational Church, due to being outweighed and handicapped by the larger opponents. Officials performed well in a tight game setting.
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Church Street
Cort Myer
University Qulit
University Inds
Army Mn
Lucas
Kuba Jones Porter Lucas
Ward
Second Regiment Defeats Carroll Institute In City League Opener
Second Regiment defeats Carroll Institute 23 to 8 at Carroll Institute Hall Inn in a tense season finale. Abbott leads the Soldiers with three free throws and eight points while Sullivan Carroll adds several long shots amid strong defense from both teams as the league race tightens.
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Carroll Institute
Carroll Institute Hall Inn
Abbott
Sullivan Carroll
Kelliher
Highens Debect Abbott
Suliven Semonser
McCarthy
Wight
Collins Enbow
Wily
My Hughes
Guitivan
AY Uott
Schlomer
Perk
McCarthy Grea Tosaes
Army Cup Conditions for Four-Year-Old Horses
The Army Cup entry rules require horses four years old or older to be owned by January 1 and free from army officer contingencies. A $500 gold cup honors the winner’s regiment or staff department, with Washington Jockey Club presenting silver cups for places two and three. Riders must be officers from the same unit, wearing drab service uniforms, with 150 pounds weight, extra fourteen for thoroughbreds, and saddles not under seven pounds.
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War Department
Washington Jockey Club
Regiment Corps
Cornell Baseball Schedule Includes Georgetown Princeton and Michigan
Special to The Washington Post Ithaca N Y Feb 14 Cornell athletics unveiled a spring baseball schedule featuring two games with Carlisle now Carlisle and Michigan and two games with Willama and Princeton. Harvard Yale Columbia and enn will also compete. The slate calls for Annapolis at Navy on March 28 and a heavy lineup through June 3 including games at Ithaca Cambridge Princeton Williams and others.
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Carlisle
Michigan
Washington Post
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Yale
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Enn
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Trinity
Durhacn
Nott Carolina
Chapel Hi
Virginia
Pennsylvana
Philadelphia
Williame
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Williama
Willamatown
Yala el Sew Haven
Siumal Geme
Naps announce four recruits to bolster roster
Cleveland's American League club disclosed four new recruits today. Dick Breun, former Youngstown second baseman, appears headed to Youngstown via draft price. William Speas and William Hill move to Akron, Scotty Ingerton shifts to Marlon, and Monte Wood, under option, heads to Albany after a prior Ohio State Loan stint.
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Washington
Cleveland
Ohio
Dick Breun
Youngstown
Wiliam Speas
Mansfeld O
William Hill
Nassau
Wisconsin
Wisconsin State League Last Year Both To Akron O and P Scotty Ingerton
Albany
Marlon
Ohio State
Monte Wood
Sale of Horses at Lexington Fourth Day Auction
The Ken tucy Sales Company offered horses including High Lassie bom 6 Highland Denmark Sporting Duchess sold to H C Knpde Indianapolis for 1209. Squirrel McDonald and Kentucky Squirrel Queen McDonald were sold to Mr Billeter in Iowa for 975 and Fayetta Dare brought 180. The sale featured several named horses and buyers in Louisville and surrounding towns.
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Kentucy Sales
Denmark
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