Open tournament by Columbia Golf Club draws 600 players
More than 600 golfers including top professionals and amateurs are expected for the Columbia Golf Club open tournament on April 10 and 11. Walter Travis and Alex Smith are among those invited to Washington, with foreign players likely to attend. The club plans substantial prizes and temporary greens for winter rounds.
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Columbia Golf Club
Talbert Lanston
Walter S. Harban
Palm Beach
Pla
Columbia
Mintberia a good one pins t in first at fair grounds
Consuelo Bid Up After Her Victory in the Last. Mintberia led early and drew away to win the opening six furlong contest at the Fair Grounds as Consuelo II pressed to a close. The program featured Footlights Favorite sold to Mose Goldblatt in private sale and a fast track under clear skies.
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Fair Grounds
Goldsmith
Consuelo
Bookies Knock Over Seven at City Park Steeplechase
City Park New Orleans February 19 witnessed favorites beaten in all races as a steeplechase ended in disaster. Candling broke his neck at the seventh jump after Malcom M. and Oliver Me fell earlier, track fast, weather fine. First race three and a half furlongs won by Odd Trick with Blue Dete second and Little George third. Second race one and one sixteenth miles won by Gillain with The Gleam second and Bian third. Third race steeplechase won by Judge Nelan with Ruths Ratifer second and Crestin third. Candling, Quiver Me, and Malcolm M. fell. Fourth race six furlongs won by Adare. Captain Bush second and Ora Viva third. Fifth race one and one sixteenth miles won by Florztel. Isle second and Gra vina third. Sixth race six furlongs won by Autoceiver. Robin Hood second and Quinn Brady third. Seventh race six furlongs won by Saranda. Judge Traynor second and The Only Way third. Conundrum fell entering stretch.
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Candling
City Park
New Orleans
Malcolm M
Oliver Me
Odd Trick
Blue Dete
Little George
Tom Dolan
Venilide
McIntyre
Black Flack
Lika
Larry D
Annie Ruskin
Fanny Marks
J. D. Duon
Martha V
Gillain
the Gleam
Bian
The
Don
Gambler
Frogan
Sanction
Jetsam
Red Ruler
Marlin
Nelan
Ruth
Crestin
Lionel
Evander
Bankholiday
Quiver Me
RAOM
Adare
Captain Bush
Ora Viva
Loch Goil
Felix Mozzes
Blucher
Lineal
Monacodsr
Delphic
Jehane
Merely Mary Ann
Saranda
Judge Traynor
Oliver
Humpty Dumpty
Annie Berry
Que Own
Little Wendel
Lucy Marie
Miss Martha
Sanscrit
Helamuth
Filter Miss
Schroeder
Midway
Friction
al Powell
Baneful
Ethel Red
Hocus Pace
Jade
Lady Henrietta
Beaterling
Triple Silver
Allista
Sterling Pepper
Rove
Fenian
Plater
Dan Connors
Southern Cross
Snyder
Dr. Coffey
Stoner Hill
the Ramn
Holloway
Poetry
Rosa
Deuxtemps
Third Alarm
Monaco Maid
Hollowmas
Little Ut
St. Valentine
Johnus
Bourke Cochran
Vanhope
Whippoorwill
Hyacinth
Shunpike
Canyon
St. John
Rickehaw
Siath
Blue Mint
Goldn George
Labor
Tapiela
Thistle Heather
Anna Fitzhugh
Arclight
Pillar
John Garner
Captain Johnson
Heonomist
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Miza Nonnle
Cambridge
Cabiegram
Gringo
Hawthorne
Colonel Bartlett
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Oak Cliffe
Mayor Duncan
Red Ruby
Sallie B. B
Tadellos
Honeywell
Hess Charey
Rama
Shetagh
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Quinn
Brady
Astarita
Lieutenant Rice
Lady Esther
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Bill Carter
Gasconne
Margaret M
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Migs Lingard
Margaret Angela
Listlesy
Gold Proof
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Stave Lane
Heart of Hyacinth
Adesso
Massive
Zinda
Airship
Tychimingo
Quinn Brady
Prince Brutus
Slas Lee
Limerick Girl
Trepan
Sam Hofheimer
Berry Hughes
Big Boat
Rosamond
Helectic
Bon Mot
Anna Smith
Annie Murray
Duval, Prince of Plens
Lotte Mac
Buds
Lort
Provost
Lieber Gere
Radkte Rides Trio of Winners at Oaklawn
At Oaklawn Park in Hot Springs Arkansas Herman Radtke rode to victory in three of six races. Kizil Red Leaf and Legatee were favored winners while Rifleman upset the two year old in the second race. Miss Strome and the Keene entry faltered at the post. Weather cleared and track expected good tomorrow. Race results note five and one half furlongs won by Kizil with Lily Brook second and Tomochichi third. Rifleman captured the second race with Belle Scott second and Miss Strome third. Red Lent won the third race over Rather Royal and Charlie Thompson. Ala Russell triumphed in the fourth, Tristan Shandy led the fifth, and Las Angeleno won the sixth with Dime second.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Web
Herman Radtke
Oaklawn
Kizil
Red Leaf
Legatee
Rifleman
Chinn & Forsythe
Miss Strome
Keene
Kiz‘l
Lily Brook
Tomochichi
Sneer
Barbarossa
Dancing Nun
Ina Grayalag
Hrace
Belle Scott
the Bear
Helen Clawson
Karleosilany
Reina Regenta Ajsa Tad
Red Lent
Rather Royal
Charlie Thompson
Hanton
Ala Russell
Loricate
Proteus
Tyrolean
All Black
Anadarco
Tristan Shandy
Lazelle
Viperine
Hildebrand
T. J. Powell
Lana Don't You
Too
Las Angeleno
Pr. Mart
Virginia Clubs Seek South Atlantic Association Entry
A Richmond meet directed by Dr. Reilly has sparked strong athletic interest in Virginia. The South Atlantic Association has received membership applications from three Virginia clubs: Richmond Intercollegiate Club, Richmond M. I. A., and Young Men's Club of Norfolk. The association notes rapid growth and continued expansion opportunities.
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Richmond
Reilly
Virginia
South Atlantic Association
Richmond Intercollegiate Club
Richmond ¥. M. I. A
Norfolk
Four Men Chosen to Meet Virginia in Tray Race
George Washington selects A D Stivers Robert Fleming Wilfie Babcock and Capt Stephen T Lorando to run the two mile relay against Virginia at the scholastic meet next Saturday. Additional trials set for Georgetown meet on March 3.
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Virginia
George Washington
A D. Stivers
College
Robert Fleming
Science
Wilfie Babcock
Law
Stephen T. Lorando
Sciense
Georgetown
Was Arra HGowan Doped Race Controversy at Oakland Track
San Francisco dispatch reports Arrahgowan ran away during the third race at Oakland, tossing jockey Walsh against the fence. Detectives took charge of the horse as veterinary surgeons investigate the animal’s odd behavior. Weortlek showed speed to win the race by five lengths as weather remained clear and the track muddy. The meet featured six races with varying distances, odds, and close finishes, including notable placements by Mia Mathews, Laly Bimboa, Werrick, and Char Latran among others.
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Oakland
San Francisco
Arrahgowan
Walsh
Weortlek
Mia
Mathews
Doc Craig
Pescadera
Joan H. Sheehan
Mensen
Frankie Newburgh
St. Louis
Doric
Mr. Melton
Laly Bimboa
Meada
Tringerous Gil
Crittcal
Falletts
Judge
Tins
Briar Thorpe
Clydeoefio
Watchful
May Holliday
Reiph Young
Supreme Court
Spring Bau
Vigoroso
Profitaple
Kalsoyen
Charlatan
J. KR. F
Rey Deol Mundo
Nealon
Soufriere
Mélodious
Outsiders May Bowdish and Antara Win at Ascot
Miss May Bowdish and Antara posted upset victories at Ascot on February 19 in Los Angeles. Miss May Bowdish, listed 12 to 1, edged Tender Grest while Antara, 10 to 1, rounded out the placings. The six-furlong race finished in 1:14.9 as Smithy eo noted the result with sparse readable details.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Miss May Bowdish
Antara
Ascot
Miss May Bowdielt
Washington Nationals Spring Schedule and Training Plan
The Washington baseball club reveals a preliminary spring schedule with games against Providence Boston and Brooklyn and training planned at Charlottesville starting March 11. Manager Stahl plans three weeks in Charlottesville and two on their own grounds, with Georgetown and Virginia prospects likely to arrange exhibitions as the season nears.
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Charlottesville
Georgetown
Washington
Noyes
q@ued
Stahl
California
Elkhart
Ind
Nationals
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Virginia
Washington Club
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Virginians
Pennsylvania
Schedule for W. and L. Thirty Games for Lexington University
Washington and Lee University in Lexington, Virginia, released a thirty game baseball schedule for the season. Manager L A Tonia announced a lineup featuring home and away contests with Villanova, West Virginia, Harvard, Syracuse, Washington University, Maryland and other colleges, with several games each week and key matchups at Lexington and Richmond venues. Duffey seeks Wisconsin coach post after Kraenzlein’s resignation.
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Washington Post
Lexington
L. A. Tonia
Washington and Lee Universitys
Locust “Dale Academy
Miller School
Villanova College
West Virginia
University
University St Virginia
Charlottesville
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Wake Forest Colege
Syracuse University
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Mount St. Mary's College
Semmittsville
Villanova
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Easton
Georgetown University
Washington, D. C
St John's College
Annapolis
United Steree Naval Academy
Kentucky Buste Colege
George Washington University
Guilford College
Maryland Agricultural College
Georgetown College
Horse Racing Results Across Multiple Meets
Race by race results list victors, place, and times for several meets. Alonzo won the second, Antara the Futurity, Morsta led the maiden, and The Huguenot triumphed in the fifth. Numerous horses and odds follow, with exhaustive field listings and times for each event.
Horse Race Entries With Odds Across Six Events
Across races at Ascot and another track, listed are horses and weights for each event including Lix, Doctor Shermen, Golden Sunrise, Jillette, The Lady Rohesia, Mr. Farnum, Salable, Tom Gilrey, and many others with weights ranging from 87 to 162. The six races cover distances from one half mile to Futurity course, detailing entries per event and assigned weights.
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Oakland
Doctor Shermen
Olympia
Baker
Loone
Matt Hogan
Lansdowne
Barker
Sugden
Optima
Dora I
Lurene
Melar
Golden Sunrise
Bob McLean
Jarrettere Or
Duelist
Bilver Heels
Jerry Hunt
the Renrabate
bin Short
Mimo
San Jose
Spot
Briers
Modicum
Dixie Lad
Dusty Miller
Bougr
Lone Wolf
Byronerdale
Orphan
Maj. Tenny
Mr. Farnum
Spondoolx
Royal Red
Albert Baright
Chestnut
Wenrick
Blackthorne
Ray
Canejy
Millers
Denies fight was fixed in Gans Britt bout
Baltimore reports Joe Gans accuses a fixed fight with Britt two years ago. Al Herford denies the framing claim and says Gans weighed 133 pounds at the ring and could not cut weight. Jimmy Britt also denies, noting no proof would be accepted and vowing not to fight Gans again.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
al Herford
San Francisco
Joe Gans
Britt
Herford
Willus
Gans
Joe
Jimmy Britt
Willie
Jimmy
TERRY MARTIN KNOCKED OUT IN FIFTEENTH ROUND
Mellody of Charlestown knocked out Terry Martin of Philadelphia in the twelfth round of a planned fifteen round match at Lincoln Athletic Hall Chelsea Massachusetts. Both men traded drops and broke through ropes amid crowd frenzy. fight ended with Martin KO’d in the twelfth. Special to The Washington Post. Charlottesville chess match between Johny Hopkins and University of Virginia set for February 22 and 23 with eight games total. Bribery cases in Grand Rapids dropped. Superior Court grants prosecutor motion to dismiss remaining water bribery cases.
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Chelsea
Mass
Boston
Charlestown
Terry Martin
Philadelphia
Lincoln Athletic Iiale
Mellody
Martin
Charlottesville
Johny Hopkins
University of Virginia
Hopkins
Virginia
Grand .Rapids
Mich
Stuart
Superior Court
Ward
Lake Michigan
Last Night's Bowling Departmental League Scores
Departmental league results show Agricultural Bureau Ist and others with mixed tallies. Strong games include McLennan 146 160 and Budge 169 184 for a total 936. Field and Hardie posted solid counts while Real Estate and Printers leagues also logged results.
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Bureau Ist
Heimericha
McLennan
Willams
Nachman
Sherman
Bellinger
McFadyn
Dennison
Murray
Totas
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Kinge
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Rosenbaum
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Flaherty
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Yates
Phelps
Hurt
Uaz
Barclay Ait
Brosnan
Isesch
Government Printing Office League
Oeandre Commercs
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