Pin Knights On Final Lap In Local Bowling Tourney
Richmond bowlers dominance fuels a tight chase in the Wash dion City Bowling Association tourney with Baltimore entries, doubles and singles leaders, and standout performances by the Goobers Richmond Engineers Monuments and others as final rounds approach. Local stars and Metropolitan Team members prepare for a decisive Wednesday climax with hopes of shattering records.
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Washdion City Bowling Association
Richmond
Iften Iecal
Brehm
Baltimore
Palace Quint
Teage
Goobers
Pchumangs
Engineers
Marylands
Orioles
van Boskiry
Facobsen
Aml
Bate Ant
Pat More
J “Sag Mu 7An Chase O
Klass BK O
Whanism
BSI
Maintyre
Ward
Modie
Monumental City
Ths City
Metropolitan
East
Krichton
Lossberg
Leuterbecher
Smith
Sweiger
Rube Vickers
Warry Wrauss
W Brichton
Buffalo
National Bowling Association
Toll
Tinker Is Smartest Player Says Frank Chance
Christy Mathewson cites Tinker as the brainiest ball player in the country and praises his Cubs influence. The piece notes Tinker’s leadership, fans’ attitudes, and Chance’s praise while surveying new managers in the leagues and potential player moves shaping the 1913 season.
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Tinker
Frank Chance
Christy” Mathewson
Evers
Chance School
Lord Charlie of
Nexe
Cincinnati
Chance
Cubs
Joe
O'Day
JUAREZ RACES RESULTS AND FINALS ACROSS SIX FURLONG EVENTS
Race by race results from a Juarez meeting listing winners, jockeys, odds, and notable non finishers across six one and a half to one and three sixteenths mile races. Names include Hugh Gray Irvin Lee Warrison Henry and Magda B. McAlan with multiple runners in each event.
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Hugh Gray
Irvin
Lee Warrison
Henry
Cavanaugh
Magda B. McAlan
John Patterson
Booger Battie MM Cambon
Sacha Shapiro
Green Isle
Dr Macias
Serenade
Teahan
Worthrome F
McDonald
Stertin
Groth
Mercurium
Galene Gale
Charley Brown
Shootng Spray
Balfouin
George Oxnard
J Henry
Kirshbaum
Lady Rankin
Oss
iForaythe
Inquieta
Callaghan
Tyme
Lescar
Masalo
Anne McGee
Roguyn
Nathan
Kederis
Clatep
Whidden
Racing Entries Show Diverse Stakes Across Six Furlong to One Mile Races
Entries list for six races with purses ranging from 100 to 350 dollars. Notable horses include Blitzen Jr, Benedictina, Queen Bee, Continental, and Madeline B, with various ages and selling or allowance conditions across four furlong to one mile distances.
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Blitzen, Jr
Morgan Wilton
Benedictina
Fuchsia
Talry Godmother
Beth Stanley
Wiles
Jank Wadson
Bernadette
Rmh Gray
Kenneth
Layai Tea
Sir Blaze
Paton
Sherwood
Grace Me
Bad News II
Tiger Jim
New Haven
Mwenack
Miss Jonah
Edith Inez
Concurran
Haton
Clem Beachy
Lawton Wiegins
Michael Angelo
Theo Cook
Font
Mudsill
Princes Ahmed
Flora Finn
Merry’ Lad
Jack Kellogg
Coppertown
Lord Welles
Pendant
Wood Dove
Vontagnie
Sallan
Rousseau
Heretic
Sam Barber
Pretend
Ben
Price
Naughty Lad
Lawton Wiggins
Xsclan Old Gotch and Local Fencers Rally in Juarez Arena
In Juarez the Coro nal fencing event featured top contenders including Hall Zool Originator Golden Agnes Pipe Vision Parlor Boy St Alvescnt and Stickpin. Bonanza Napa Nich Cockspur Dutch Rock and Salesig also performed, drawing crowds as spectators debated outcomes.
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Paneul Hail
Shooting Spray
Royal River
Golden Agnes
Lotta Creed
den Greenleaf
Pipe Vision
Originator
Littles Marchmont
Swede Sam
Don Enrique
Kiva
Charles Goetz
Parlor Boy
Sir Alvescot
Daddy Gip
Just Red
Gold Finn
Raece
Madeline B
Lemaale
Orimar Lad
Loveday
Dominica
Bonanza
Napa Nick
Napa Nick. 108 Sixth Rece
Gelting
Salesta
Mycenae
Cockspur
Bonnie Eloise
WADDELL ILL FROM PNEUMONIA IN KY HOME
George Rube Waddell star pitcher of the Minneapolis American Association club is reported seriously ill with pneumonia at the Hickman Kentucky home of manager Cantillon. Officials say the condition is grave and recovery is uncertain.
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Minnneapolis
Minn
George “Rube” Waddell
Minneapolis American Associaion Club
Joe Unntillon
Hickman
Cantillon
Carlisle Indian schedule lists twelve dates in 1920s era
Special to The Washington Post Carlisle Pa February 14 Coach Glenn Warner announced Carlisle Indian football eleven schedule for the season. The lineup shows a tough slate with contests against Dartmouth Cornell Johns Hopkins West Virginia Wesleyan Lehigh Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Georgetown Johns Hopkins Dartmouth Syracuse and Brown among others. Carlisle will have at least seven buy games and four smaller events.
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Washington Post
Carlisle
Toronto
Redskins
Cartisie
Dartmouth
Uarliste Ume
Amiight College
Lebanon Valles College
West Virginia Wesleyan
Lehigh University
South Bethleleen
Cornel
Johns Hopkins University
Baltanoore
Dartmouth College
New York
Syracuse University
Syracuse
Brown Lausersits
Providence
Speaker Signs His Contract For Next Sox Season
Boston reports Tris Speaker, star center fielder, signed by President James R. McAleer after meeting in Chicago. Speaker likely to receive about 9000 dollars, making him the club’s highest paid player beside Manager Jake Stahl. Also notes Philadelphia squash team defending intercity title in Baltimore and outlines plans for the American Motorcycle Racing League tracks across major cities.
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Johnny Hivers
Cubs
Chicago
Charles W. Murphy
New York
Murphy
Chance
Yankees
Jones
Ritchie
Cheney
Bresnahan
Roger
Huggins
Stallings
Boston
Konetchy
Honey
Cardinals
St Tous
Hugzing
Huxevis
Britton
Roger Bresnahan
Brenan
Buck” O’brien
Red Sox
Stahl
O'Brien
Joe’ Wood
Aanager
Wood
McAleer
Simmie” Archer
Cincinnati
Archer
Jimmie
Reds
McClure
Sam
Washington Post
Masss
Tris Speaker
Hed Sox
James R. McAleer
Speaker
Hot Springs
Texas
Jake Stahl
Hopkins Virginia relay sets new South Atlantic mark in Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University four edged Virginia and Washington and Lee in the indoor games under Fifth Regiment A A and J H U in Baltimore last Saturday night. The winning time 2 minutes 37 seconds breaks a standing South Atlantic record once held by McCulloch Athletic Club. Todd of Virginia and McDonough of Hopkins led to the end, while Captain Herbert Catlin of Hopkins surged in the final stretch to secure victory amid a sensational finish. Todd’s late surge faded, with Virginia missing its usual form.
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Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
University of Virginia
Washington and Lee
Fifth Regiment A. A
Amateur Athletic Union
McCulloch Athletic Club
Washington Grove
A. A
Hopkins
Marty Macdonogh
Baltimore C. C. C
Todd
Virginia
Mickey” Guy
Diebolt
Wiley Cooke
Herbert Catlin
Cooke
Baltimore Institution
Catrin
Tommy” Todd
South
McDonough
Charlottesville
Gatekeepers Delay Unrecognized Fans At Ballmore Event
Report notes men waited at the entrance with cards endorsed by manager Burgan of the games committee yet were not recognized by gate staff until other officials approved. The incident suggests embarrassment and urges Ballmore to instruct the doorkeeper on proper steps before gates open.
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Burgan
Games Committee
Ungate
O Kodo Bs
Ballmore Offerals
Lin Doarkeeper
McCarty quits stage to return to boxing life
Billy McCarney, manager for Luther McCarty, announces the heavyweight will abandon the white hype and stage work. McCarney cites dislike of life on the road and money temptations, favoring a return to ring action with Wells possibly via Tabson’s offer of 10 000 dollars plus a share of the purse.
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Sperial
The
Washington Post
Pittsburgh
Billy McCarney
Luther McCarty
McCainey
Luther
McCarnes
McCarney
Metartus McCarnes
Billy Gibson
New York
McCarthy
Bombardier Wells
McCarty
Tabsons
Wells
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Rube” Waddell
Quilty Sen Mes
Stein-Bloch
Sidney West
Washington
Dunlap
Robinette
W Miller
Burdine
Eckstein
Baier
Ryerson
Howser
Walsh
Niebus
Crass
Fowler
Qehler
Staub
Metninger
Gibson
Young Hicketts
Parker Barclay
G Scharf
J Scharf
Howser - Barber Pattigan
Sheppard
Harwood
L. Miller
Weketein
Watson
Ricketts Parker Pdme Barclayoe
Scharf
J. Scharf
Norfolk
Ehviantk
Fate
Turkish Bath
Riggs
New
S Uperhls
Leber
Newspaper
Haghive
Bermuda
Charlies Murphy
Stovall
Birmingham
Teither
Cleveland
Imperial Hotel
Ireland
John McGraw
Willie” Keeler
Jimmie” Callahan
Joe’ Kelley
Kid’ Gleason
Billy Murray
Frank Fogarty
Keeter
Billy
Great Tai
Mertz & Mertz Co
After-inc Barat TH
Senerserraeaupmers Pal WM. Hahn & Cos
Juarez
Charleston
Ron
Rus
Waddell
Georgetown
Philadelphia
American Motorcycle League
American League of Professional Motorcycle Racing
Kansas City
Detroit
Indianapolis
Cinneapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
New South Atlantic
Hopkins-Virginia
Baltimore Games
McCulloch
A. C
Marshall Lowe
Pop
Tiny Peholl
Anreé
Vuuke Im Taltimer
Sprague
Wafavette
Wrertern
Maryland
Waight
Harry Wiedman
Wiedman
Marshall Low
South Atlantic
Inky” Davis
Davis
Was Athlete Club
Washington. m
Young Men’s Christian Association
Imperial A. C
Cross
Idlewild Club
Kluge
Liden
Knight
Dreienstek
H. Sydenham
Central High
Sydenham
George Washington
Robinson
Mercersburg
Western
Brewer
Episcopal High St 1A
Mike” Thompson
Togeler Wth
Yen
P-B & Co
M'Carty
SIMAR
U.S
Cigarette Department
Hudson City
Jersey City
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