Washington Coaches to Meet Over Hopkins A U Handicap Controversy
Washington track officials plan a meeting tomorrow night to decide potential actions after Georgetown Hopkins and others criticized the South Atlantic A A U handicap in a Baltimore meet. The article notes excessive Johns Hopkins allowances and uneven starts in events, with participants from Georgetown George Washington Catholic University Maryland State and area high schools involved.
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Washington
Johna Hopkins
Georgetown
Johns Hopkins
Hall
Strauss
Weeks
Baltimore Institution
Chipman
Maryland
Stevens
Washington Athletic Club
Bernhart
Hopkins
Hough
Tech
George Washington
Catholic University
Signs twirler Albaugh to Lynchburg club
Albaugh a left handed pitcher who played for Alexandria and Rogedalea last summer has been signed by manager Jos Stanley for Lynchburg in the Virginia League. He is described as a strong youngster with speed and rank among Washington amateurs.
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Tutcher Morris
Pike
Albaugh
Alexandria Cardinala
Rogedalea
Jos Stanley
Lynchburg
Washington
Wisconsin to Have Crews At Wisconsin Regatta Revival
Wisconsin University announces plans to reenter rowing with freshman and varsity crews in 1918 after missing 1917. A Western conference regatta on the Mississippi is anticipated with Wisconsin Minnesota Michigan Stanford and Washington in Western races. Pad Vail, famed coach of Baltimore and Toronto Boat Club, to lead the program.
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Madison
Wig
University of Wisconsin
Poughkeepsie
Hudson
Wisconsin
Mississippi
Minnesota
Michigan
Stanford
Washington
Pad Vail
Baltimore and Toronto
Epiphany to Entertain Episcopal League Hasketers
Epiphany basketers host the St Andrews quint of the Baltimore Episcopal League in the former's gym tomorrow night with tipoff at eight o'clock. The visiting team and supporters arrive from Baltimore in a special car. Epiphany has a return game planned for early March. After the High School League closes, the Churchmen regain Tabb, Catlin and Schneiger from the champion Techs.
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Epiphany Basketers
St. Andrewa’ Quint
Baltimore Episcopal League
Epiphany Quints Lead Capital City League Finish
Epiphany third team tops the Capital City Basketball League as Pinkney Hartford Athletic Club Epiphany second team Iroquois Sixth Auditors and Westovere also compete. Epiphany seconds dominate Junior Sunday School League with an undefeated record and two games remaining while Keller trails by thrice. In Bowling at Toledo, F Robishaw and O Nitchke of Cleveland set a new state tenpin high of 1341 pins, eclipsing the 1904 Collins Hartung mark and the 1909 Schwong brothers record.
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Capital City Basketball League
Epiphany
Pinkney
Hartford Atheltic Club
Iroquois
Sixth Auditors
Westovere
Epiphany Seconds
Keller
Toledo
F. Robishaw
O. Nitchke
Cleveland
Collins and Hartung
Columbus
Schwong Brothers
Madison
Wis
Big Spring Handicap to Feature Hot Springs Meet
Hot Springs Arkansas February 18 a spring handicap will bring top thoroughbreds to the 30 day race meeting opening March 7 under the Business Men's league. Expected entrants include Leophares Old Rossbud Pan Zareta and other stables with substantial purses of 400 500 and 600 dollars per day and at least six major stakes.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Leophares
John Powers
Business Men’s League
Turfmen Are in Quandary Over Opening Racing Dates
Turfmen in New York face uncertainty about when and where the metropolitan racing season will start. The Jockey Club has not set dates, with a possibility of early March as the opening. May 19 had been expected, aligning with last year, while hunt meetings hint the regular season could shift to the following week due to United Hunts Racing Association plans.
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New York
Jockey Club
United Hunts Racing Association
United Hunts
Back Daylight Plan to Enhance Sports
Sports enthusiasts across the District back a daylight saving bill now before Congress. Endorsements come from John K Tener and other sports leaders plus major civic groups. The plan would add 60 minutes of daily sun during five summer months if enacted.
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Senate
House
Congress
John K. Tener
National League
Ben Johnson
The
American
William Fellows Morgan
American Golf Association
George Adee
National Lawn Tennis Association
Wilson
American Federation of Labor
United States Chamber of ‘Commerce
Chambers of
Commeres
Boards of Trade
National Daylight Saving Association
Racing entries and handicaps for six races at Mardi TRB meet
A filled card lists Maiden 2-year-olds in the first race with weights from 81% furlongs and horses such as Man of Honor and Waterwave. Second race is a claiming for year-olds at six furlongs with entries like Dia Byam and Sir Oliver. Multiple claiming and handicap races follow with weights, notable names, and a note that post time Monday into Tuesday will be 8:45 p.m. due to Mardi TRB.
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Man of Honor
Senaday
Rhade
Notate
Theresa
Nowhere
Tugs
Waterwave
Reitloc
Ghemung
Dia Byam
Rhymer
Kebe
Burbank
May Star
Blue
Dr. Prather
Bubble
Tax
Sir Oliver
Rey
Supernal
Ophelia W
Bon Otis
Dahlia
Gainer
the Equsrader
Gots
Kertha
Bond Rock
Menlo Park
Thanksgiving
J. J. Murdock
Ri Smiter
McAgoo
David Craig
Traction. Ioz
Woodstone
Imp. Hendron
Amazon
Ihe Grundy
F. W. Brown
Thamond
Warsaw
Joanma II
Dr. Tuck
Razgeevan
Detroit Tigers Prepare for Waxahachie Training Camp
Detroit February report says the Detroit Americans will depart March 3 for Waxahachie Texas where 23 players will begin work. Veterans led by Cobb will report early to gear up for a ten game series against the New York Nationals as part of the season’s preparation.
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Detroit
Detroit Americans
Waxahackie
Tex
Cobb
New York Nationals
Racing results from first Rah meet at an unnamed track
Pas sion, ridden by Kreeger, won the first race at five and a half furlongs with Aunt Elsie second and San Jos third. The program lists multiple races with times, odds, and other runners including Laura, Golden Liar, and Athena among numerous entrants and results across six races with varied distances and winners.
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Kreeger
Aunt Elsie
San Jos
Ambrose
Babs
Tatiana
Purple and Gold
Montcalm
Teeto
Virginia
Laura
Tagun
Eunice
Wakoff
Birdman
R. Waite
Golden Liar
Birewing
Borer Bey
King Stalwart
Droft
Wingfield
Rowan
Lord Byron
Narciscius
Ampere
Hiclaber
Twee Royals
Darkey
Tamerlane
Tamerlane Also Ran. Yourth
Frosty Face
Ren Field
Geben
Ttoe
Lynders
Tid
Luke Zandt
Old Charter
Dromi
Hedge Hose
Zing Box
Athena
Klee Eee
R. Watts
Sir Welfons
Donnie Peas
Supreme
Winfield
Sandel
Louise Btone
Buteros
Juarez Race Day Results Summary
Six furlongs winner Robert Mantel 8.70 with second Honey Cut and third Alans. Five and one half furlongs saw Sian Bernito win with Beusand second and Uncle Man third. Five furlongs Joe Blair led, Clara James placed, Major Bell among finishers. Five and one half furlongs Old Rosebud won with Kelle Bird second and Mine third. Seven furlongs Lady Innocence won with Pit second and Electric among those racing. One mile Lone Star won with Bogart second and Quiz third.
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Gilmwon
Strate
Aepairing
Alans
Mary “Retell
Honey Cut
Vested Rights
Smiling Magate
Ren
Sian Bernito
Warren
Heatrel i
Molesworth
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Dore
Minnie Heynolda
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Uncle Man
Force
Helen Thompson
Sam Alno
Joe Blair
White
Gibson
Clara James
Tania Lag
Bla Mallory
Major Bell
Lilly Alec
Abow
Rosebud
Kelle Bird
Mealicket
Call Shot
Lady Innocence
Troise
Pit
Regards
Bert L
Tom Chappian
Electric
Utilo
Black Sheep
Jack Warrison
Mien Wells
Orbiculation
Lone Star
Stirling
Bogart
Bobbins
Quiz
Queen Apple
Upland King
Art Bickalee Rai
Nehf Threatens to Quit Over Contract Dispute
Terre Haute Indiana February 18 Arthur Nehf pitcher for the Boston Braves refuses to sign the contract and threatens to quit the game. He is taking a postgraduate course in electrical engineering at Rose Polytechnic Institute. John Hogan won two billiards matches at the Arbitrator pool room defeating Charlies Huntemann 196 to 7 5 and Ambrose Gorman 100 to 0 4.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Arthur Nehf
Boston Braves
Rose Polytechnic Institute
John Hogan
Charlies Huntemann
Ambrose Gorman
Kendall Greeners to Play Only Ten Games This Season
Kendall Greeners schedule shows ten games for the season with Catholic University two games at Kendall Green and a mix of opponents at Kendall Green or away. The roster changes follow graduation losses from GallauRet and the team plans to recruit spring talent while Captain Marshall and other lettermen shape the lineup.
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Gallaudet College
Catholig University
Marsland State
Georgetown
Kendall Green
Charles J. Schmidt
GallauRet
Hassmussen
Kendall
Ing
Capt. Marshall
Battery
Catholi University
Brookland
Catholic University
Maryland State Colege
College Park
Ra l Hill
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