Columbia Grows Triumph in Real Estate League Lead
Columbia secures decisive victory over City Hall and holds the lead in the Real Estate League. Treasury seizes two seats from commissioners as Moroccos sweep the Foundry. Tonight’s matches feature Washington against St Louis, Ambulance Corps versus Naval Battalion, and Commerce and Labor facing War. Palace alleys host games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
St. Louis
Fat Men's al‘ Leys
Ambulance Corps
Naval Battalion
Palace
Commerce and Labor
Meyers
National Guard League
Buck Allison
Saengerbunda
Columbia
Potomas
Sparrow's
Real Estate League leads as Columbia tops City Hall
Columbia moved into first in the Real Estate League by beating City Hall three straight. Roesch starred with three sets over 200 and a 209 average. Other leagues show Morocco sweeping Foundry in Government Printing and Lee starring in the Miscellaneous, with scores and standings across several teams and upcoming duckpin tournaments announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
City Hall Quint
Palace
Roesch
Treasury
Moneycrapalers
Meyer
Government Printing Office
Morocco
Oomiry
Lee
City Hall
Ist
Roth
Schmidt
Vietbuche
Peckard
Eckstein Ma
Lst
Hetbeck
Adlson
Errman
Contoy
Railway Relief Association League
Columba
fCormwell
Mavers
Popham
Wilson
Shmillington
Frenzelt
Wid Schrader
Navy Yard League
Miseeldee
Foundry
Laizure
Severn + MAT
Garner
Mbimennedy
Moss
McIntyre
Carnahan
Peller
Whisk Broom Beaten In Opening Race At Fair Grounds
Jockey Lloyd’s reinstatement follows Whisk Broom’s defeat in the opening mile at the Fair Grounds meet. Tucker rode Boadwee to beat Whisk Broom by a length, with Lea Crest third as Bitter Miss wins the mile purse. Louise McFarlan takes first in the opener, while Oberon and Goldway among others show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spruit Thiri—Oberon
Louise McFarlan
Cashes
Edigon
Schutt Bros
Washington Post
New Orleans
Robert Tucker
Whisk Broom
Tucker
Boadwep
Boadwee
Lea Crest
Lattice
Rusk
Bitter Miss
Fielad
Ohyena
Dr. Spruill
Wees
Oberon
Goldway
St. Noel
Reticent
Lady Ellison
Schmidt Bros
Lloyd
Fair Grounds
Lee Crest
I Mennessy
Broxdwee
Lowe
Conveniant
Dick Rose
Bucket Brigade
Truce
Bitter Man
Prosperous
Louisa Macfarlan
Seder
Lemon Girl
Sanction
C. Morris
Mme
Rabunta
Carougi
Henry O. Strong
Layson
Brait
Celebration
Tancrea
Stockwood
Oaklawn under anti-race bill test in Arkansas races
Six Oaklawn favorites faltered as Hawkama pulled a 25 to 1 upset in race two. Meir attorneys challenged the Amis anti-pool measure's constitutionality, with the track set to sue in court after gubernatorial approval. Weather clear and track fast as races produced wide variety of outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Ark
Oaklawn
Hawkama
Meir
Arkansas
Jonge Lady Hapsburg
Skirvin
Rustle
Cherry
Margaret Randolph
Butler
Capueine
Jorres
Bewitched
Hawkana
Shreve
Woodtstartie
Dick Shanley
Young
Jim Simpson
Tierney
Jack Hardy
Celals
Bynum
Kid Williams
Sharbwana
High Tide
Dulweber
Loyal Lad
Rubber Bar
Dr Roottan
Haughry
Tat
J. Butler
Dr McCarthy
Bo Martin
Foxhall
Water Mirror
Rustling Silk
Potter
Bell Toons
Europatkin
Prince of Pleas
Alsono
Peter Knight
Billy Patterson
Chietain
Chietain, and Telepathy Elso Ran Fourth Rach—Five and One-Half Furlongs the Bear
Wing Ting
Tres Joli
A Morgan
Idalin
el Tovar
B'néndo
Mike Sutton
Revenue
Jack Bratton
King Wilda
Englander
Shenandoah
C. Austin
Leta Duffy
W. Allen
Candlemas
Belie
Owensboro
Woolessa
Lady Emily
Dixie Andrews
Sea Water
J Butler
Kitty Pratt
A. Morgan
Bendigo
B. J. Swanner
Docile
Bull Finch
Mrs Annie
Thistle Do
Clear Night
Matt Gentry
Imboden
Mr Jack
Lightning track at Ascot as favorites win wide
GOOD DAY FOR TALENT reports a fast Ascot track with most favorites winning across five races. Bribery and Red Bit led openings in two furlongs and five furlongs, while Judge Notson and Grena captured feature sprints in a card filled with tight finishes and notable times.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Ascot
Hose
la Ghata
Booker
Ambitious
McDaniel
Piquet
Lillian Ayres
Lisbia
Myrtie D
Aprié Pride
Prince Ching
Qfusgrave
Mary Glenn
Rotman Boy
Robert Step Blot
Little Gregg
el Pisano
Judge Notson
QiDaniel
Hatten
Koerner
Norfolk
Fisher
Derdom
Round Dance
Kirkfield Belle
Grena
Turnaway
Neubert
Adrian
Mungrave
Favorites In Ruck At San Francisco Races
Report from San Francisco on February 1 details a tight finish between Heatherscott and Billy Watkins in the first race, with Heatherscott narrowly ahead. W. B. Gates’s Black Prince was bested by the veteran W. Gates in the mile and 100 yards, finishing outside the winner’s outside rush. The card includes results for multiple races with noted omissions and long-form handicapping, reflecting a lively day of racing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olé W. B. Gates
Black Prince
San Francisco
Oakland
Heatherscott
Billy Watkins
Black Prines
W. 3. Gates
Rush
Heathersetts Ah
Borel
Avon
Bily Westenbery
Leonardstele
Ruriduiba
Saday
C. William
My Pal
Tha Skipper
Tod Era
Golden Wine
the Booker
Bright Albert
St. .Cecius
Pidia Alan
Trumphant
Wile
Dela
Abes
Bec Thorpe
Bauder
Seven Bella
Poe Boah
Doctor Craig
Enchanter
Law i
B. Guten
Ageney
Warker
KirschdDaum
George F
An Sheen
Brattain
Faustus
Romaine
Mistis Pride
Bea Lad
Pal
Vere
van Ness
Laura F. M. Anz
Mettakatla
Samalian
Andrew Mack
Monaco
Malda
B. Gates
Treasure Seeker
Cardimat Bartocos
Peligaroie
Bogum
Ralph Young
Abbey
Martha Jane
the Vista
College
Alu
Follie Li
Rubbie Obade
Temuceo
Sir Edward
Captain Burnett
St. Elmwood
Blaneet
Inghams
Queen Shore
Native Son
Johnny Lyon
Big Bend
Hot Springs
Watuga
Gayettra
Randango
Oilam
Captain Jarre
Lanston
Baren Arnold
Lintila
Lee Hoffran
Kankakee Apna Ruskin
Charney Hernacy
Katie Zits
Anne Davia Ae
Midasiva
Minnie Johnson
Minne J
Gavin
Percy Grzen
Lord Dixon
Wierk Art
Ruth Nolan
Hannibal Bey
Lady Vashti
Ralbert
Teen Ee
Dr. Mack Veweeh
Dorie
King Leopold
Joe Loyle
Charley Ward
Storm SA
J. D
Henry Bowworth
Tom Gilroy
Wiles
Facheta
Seve Mbog
Belden
Helzenson
Cadillac
Agele Lewis
Lindais
Tern
Roda
Piortzel
Crosgrain
Ascot
Rostington
Audubon
Lang Nic
Alvarado
Sylvan Dizon
Seilings
Amopath
Christian
Daley
Attic Carr
Lizzin Alberunecy
Jack Adams
Reeves Ae Kee
Ford
Johur
Ar Pihgwcestor Walworth
Balbusee Disperves
Ruth Avionae
Turnhway
Mushoday
Kerch
Ashington Post Book Catalogus
Horse Race Cards and Red Donohue Outlaw Plan
A chaotic page lists multiple race results with riders and horses, including Gallant names such as Say Minister and Rachel, detailing seven furlongs, steeplechase, and turf events with notable entries. The same column notes Red Donohue planning to join an outlaw club after failing to land Washington management, threatening organized baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red
Donohie
Washington Post
Philadelphia
Red Donohue
Washington Club
Detroit
Donohue
Business In First Place In Rough Capitol Hill High School League
Business defeated Eastern 20 to 7 to claim first in the High School League in a scrappy afternoon game at the gym. Martin starred for both sides, with Gregory showing strength in the second half for Business. The Young Men’s Christian Association Yankees beat Eastern 27 to 12 in a later game, led by strong defense and precise scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business
Eastern
Martin
Gregory
Pealtons
Suerte Cs
Geale—Keenan
Powell
Hantern
Gregory Gosis
Dodd
Zenneths
Bernstein
Ana Nemera Uan
Yankees
Young Men's Christian Association
Capitol Hill
Hutchinson
Gorin
Funai ‘Wetzel
Uteningen
Priest
Lee
Smith
Light Infantry Triumph Ties Pro League Standings
Washington Light Infantry defeated Sree in the armory, 291-2 to 26, to tie the Ordways and Commissioners for first in the Pro League. Barker starred with sensational long shots. Hughes Loftus Robey and Reyes supported. Referee Colnfawer. Time of periods two minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Light Infantry
Sree
Armory
Tast Aight
Barker
Light Infantry
Hughes
Loftus
Robey
Reyes
Poattions Ordways
Moriarity
Thompson Cramer
Regers Woodh
Hughes Robey
Regex
Mortaney
Cramer
Bonavaries
Mr. Colnfawer
D C Five Beats Belmonts In Washington Game
National Guard five of Washington D C defeats the Belmonts of New York 21 to 17 in a fast second half. The home team led 13 to 10 at halftime but the visitors surged ahead with a strong finish. Notable players include Anderson, Clark, Hubbard, Hendricks, Schlosser, Connor, and Gonis-Rico. Free throws credited to Rice and Hyde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Washington Post
New York
Washington, D C
Belmonts
Senators
Belmonte
Anderson
Clark
Hubbard
Hendricks
Schlosser
Connor
Sea
Gonis—Rico
Bopp
Hunter
Hendricke
Connors
Rice and Hyde
Reterea
Mr. Walten
Ed Walsh Seeks Higher Salary Sparks Owner Shock
The owner of the world's champions, reacting to Ed Walsh offering to stay with the Waite Box, received a severe jolt upon word that Walsh would accept less pay than previously planned. The report notes last season's Slebraan and the potential salary change. The piece also mentions the Corinthian Yacht Club's fifth lecture and smoker hosted by Jake Place at 2 o'clock on Seventeen North Street Northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Jue Wasuone
Chicago
Febe Cherley Somizkey
Dey
Ed Walsh
Ihis
Slebraan
Last Séasson
Sien
Eas
Corinthians
Corinthian Yacht Club
Jake
Eastern and Central to field 17-and-under relay for Federal games
Trials for Georgetown varsity and prep relay teams are set for Monday and today as Eastern, Central, and Western contenders prepare for the Federal games. Young athletes from George Washington and Georgetown Prep are among hopefuls while Coach Foley weighs a senior and junior lineup for Central and Eastern entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern
Business
Central
Georgetown
Hudson
George Washington
Bleming
Clagett
Washington
Atty
C Street
Bennett Clarke
Gzip
Clarke
Sigsbee
Maine
Army
Navy
Stu
Hubbard
Central High
Foley
Bill Foley
O Street
Billy Foley
Little Egan
Georges Town
Bernstein
Bernie
M,c, A, and Seventy-first Regiment
Norfolk
Virginia City
O'Hara
Western
Indy
Washington Light Infantry
Brown
Arney
Farmer
Claustf. von Fleck
Reeves
McGiin
Geach Foley
South
Jeres Washington
Virginia
Catholic University of America
Joe Rojly
Richmond
Catholic University
George
Merrie Couven- Mow Hall
Georgeown
Ennid
Wide World of Sport Radtee to Ride for Garth
Virginia horseman Radtee will ride for Ray Rainey stable in season start at Benning after reinstatement by the Jockey Club. He returns east amid temper concerns but is hailed for riding talent as he joins Billy Garth’s forces. Cincinnati manager Herrmann tightens purse strings, no advance money or rail fare payments to Parkville. Mike Schreck versus Jeffries bets stir boxing fans as Tommy Murphy faces Spike Robson in Philadelphia next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Ray Rainey
Benning
Jockey Club
Jamaica Track
Tommy Waddell
Radtke
Redtke
Jamaica
Waddell
Herrmann
Cincinnati
Parkville
Hanlon
Philadelphia
Louis
Tommy Murphy
Spike Robson
Robson
Murphy
Newbold Faces Keates In Presidents Cup Final
In the 3rd annual St Valentine gold tournament at Pinehurst on February 15, George W Keates of Brae Burn beat C 1 Becker 4 and 3 to reach the final while T R Newbold of Columbia Club defeated J Porter of Pittsburg and 1 up to advance to the thirty six hole championship. Consolation results saw David Fleming Jr. of Mt Alvp overcoming W Tainter and Juy Go hdes of WP Schatz beating I HH Dorchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinngton Fas
Pinehurst
N. C
George W. Keates
Brae Burn Club
T. R. Newbold
Columbia Club
George W Keates
Brae Burn
Becker
Woodland
R Newgold
Collumbia
J Porter
Pittsburg
David Fleming
Alvp
W Tainter
Fox Hills
Uy Go Hdes
Baseball Fans Push For Schedule And Signings
New York World reports fans urge the schedule release and roster moves as teams prepare for the coming season. Trade talks involve Jake Stahl and teams from Brooklyn Philadelphia Boston, with spring practice in Atlanta and renewed efforts to sign players like Weimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Jordan
T the Bronx
Brooklyn
Indy
Fants Stahl
Boston Americans
Sonnet Wool Dell
Dal i
Chick
Cantilion
Jake Stahl
New York World
Joe
Washington
Thes
Dora
Friedelphiss
Brooklyns
Suet Donovan
Boston
New Yorks
Philadelphians
Washington Iit
Bia Seutlére
Norge
Frat Bratain Amnog
Joe Peeniien
Eae
Renee
Kansas
Atlante
Doyle Alec
Ares Fm
Fragmented OCR Summary Left Unreadable
A radar of unreadable OCR text yields no coherent names or dates. The surviving fragments show stray letters and broken phrases with no identifiable people places or events.
Popular E B Clothing Clearance Sale Prices
The Popular E B Clothing offers clearance sale prices on fancy suits and overcoats with various discount tiers. Items include suits and overcoats priced from twelve to twenty five dollars, with multiple price points noted such as ten and twelve fifty in different listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B
Sew Church League Formed for Sunday Schools
Washington Sunday schools form the Eastern Sunday-school Association amateur church league. Six clubs will play three game series under rules similar to last year with minor changes including possible changes to player eligibility and an unlimited team roster. Representatives from First Methodist Protestant Ninth Street Christian Waugh Memorial Episcopal Trinity Metropolitan Baptist Keller Memorial and others attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ninth Street
Keller Memorial
C. Richmond
P. Richmond
Metropolitan Baptist
J. E. Cooke
Trinity
Church League
Four Start In Flag Race From Miami To Nassau
The Flag to Flag race from Miami to Nassau commenced at 9 04 AM from the Royal Palm Hotel dock amid aerial bombs and fireworks. Four start order placed Daggett Whit Klondyke Milam with crews from Jacksonville New Haven New York and Milam. The Mindanao and Muriel altered status due to timing and official start rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Here
Nassau
Royal Palm Hotel
Dack
Everglades
Daggett
Haverty
Jacksonville
Whit
Norton
New Haven
Lee
Gerald
New York
Klondyke
Ball
Milam
Muriel
Mindanao
Princeton Beats Columbia In Dual Wrestling Meet 7-0
Princeton defeats Columbia in a Princeton, New Jersey dual wrestling meet by seven to zero. Only three events reached the limit, yet Princeton dominated each bout with clear advantages. Bantamweight Passarella and Special weight Howell both threw their opponents, Latimer won on decision, and Linds, Rheinstein, King also secured wins for Princeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Columbia
Passarella
Priceton
Winston
Howell
Wise
Latimer
Skimmen
Ormond
Linds
Ralph
Rheinstein
BudInich
King
Budipich
Iumbia
Veteran Ross Killed in Oakland Race Fall
Fred Ross a renowned jockey of the early thirties era was thrown from a running horse at the Oakland track in San Francisco and died from a broken neck. He came to the Coast from the Middle West and was sixty years old. The fatality marked the season's first on the turf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
San Francisco
Meryville
Fred Ross
Ross
Middle West
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Mertz
Mertz & Mertz CO
F St
Downs City Hall
Comrmissionere Sonrey
Moroccos
Millington, Mechanical
Sullivan
Mishound
B. Rich & Son
Rich’s Bops
Perry
Sis
Michaud Ties Schmidt
Michaud
Hahdiboe
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Post
Your Michaud
Adler
Moon
Oliver
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Campbell
Hartman Leach
Hartman
Cox
de Vo
O'Donnell
Krauss
Ryerson
Redrick
Harlow
Garrett
Rodrick
Bishop
Westchestern Racing Association
Belmont Pax
W. C Daly
Will Shields
California
Committee On Public Morals
Sacramento
Ihs
Quear Lewisohn
Edna May
Fred Taral
John
Europe
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Lucien Lyne
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Hgc. Brien
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Albany
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Lyne
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Thial Order
Hopkins
Hopkins Tailoring Co
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Whilk Broom
Big Wad
Iloxd
Bitter Misa
Bilac
Chiyesa
Doctor Spruill
Beder
Goldmate
Jos Levy
van Dusen
Come
Sam
King Pepper
J. Lee
Miss ‘Leeds
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Cutter
Auditor
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Berthall
Ed Grillo
Husted
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Gangel
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Merry Belle
Jotge Traynor
King Ellsworth
Ancestor
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Light Note
Donna
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Walker
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I. Hennessy
Lamia
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Ict
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the Mist
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Say Minister
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Alma Dufour Cashiér
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Armstrong
Goldie
McTifelng
Hean Brummel
Peter Storing
Mngfishman
Valentine Besterling
Lady Navarre
Golden Wave
Alien
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Narolis Chase
Lens
Eastern Commercial Lady
Wankees
Koernex
Ne Wen
Lue Augeee
Vou
Ascot Park
Sane
Tha
Taps
Yast
Pa. Ave. and
Ninth St
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D. C
Alabama
Memphis
Tend
University of Alabama
University Today
Seneaule
Toad
Joe Toua
Saitimore
George Wiseman
Branewick Club
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Aberween
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Frank
Radtee
Garth
Jim Corbett
Mike Schreck
Jeffries
Newbold
Weimer
Broncho Brigade
Ohio
Jake Weimer
Charley Murphy
Reis
BUSH
SEW Church League
Eastern Sunday Schools Association
Miami-Nassau
Tiger Wrestlers
Jas. Clark
Distilling Co
M McCarthy
Pa. Ave
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