National Bowling Congress Opens Entry for Two-Man Teams
Washington entrants appear sparse in the nine annual national bowling tournament. More than 2000 men from many clubs across the country will compete in a schedule with 16 events, including two-man and five-man teams. The event opens February 27 with a large turnout anticipated and Washington’s entries listed among the many clubs.
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Washneton Prat
Auldwerk
Lipaacinca
Washington
Jolly Bat Men
Racing Entries and Odds From Helena Turf Meet
A dense OCR of race card items lists horses, owners, and entries across multiple classes. It mentions mares and colts in various distances including four, six, and seven furlongs, with names like Tampa, Quick Spring, Lady Carton, and Prince Grn, alongside references to tracks, owners, and notable bidders in a classic early 20th century racing page.
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Tampa
Malta
Princa Alert
Terlgord
Ming
Atnae
Lady Carton
Canada
Charley Lusk
Indoor athletic meet features and results across colleges
Relay to Virginia reports an indoor meet with high school and college teams from Johns Hopkins Penn Virginia and Princeton, multiple events including dash hurdles pole vault and relays. Notable performances include Hartranft Penn in open handicap high marks for Porter IAAC and Vezin Princeton in pole vault. mixed results in scholastic and intercollegiate relays with Princeton and Maryland teams featured.
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W. DU
Hurd
Technical High School
F. Breyer
Johns Hopkins
Levering
Penn
Acid Elphinstone
Baltimore Cross-Country Club
Harry Humany
Lawson Kerts
Hartranft
Martin
Virginia
Tom Smith
Georgetows
Vezin
Princeton
Jack Sterret
George Washington
Vezin von Bredemus
South Atlantic
Harry Porter
I. A. AC
Burdick
Randolph
J. A. Smith
Tome Institute
Kerwin
Georgetown Prep
Spransy
Technical
Georgetown
Sowle
Fifth Regiment
Baltimore
National ‘Guard
Washington
James O'Shea
Pennsylvania
I J. Bushnell
London
JH Hopkin
Tome Inetluty Py Adams
Woodberry Forest
Taots
Ceremes Ae Suona neat—Wen
Ix Burgess
Technicat High
Many Man Fechnical High Sno
John K Boscher
Tome Interitute
Shaw Musheas High School
WG Rathbone
Weatern Hix
ty R_ Holland
Toms ‘Institute
Worond
Ty RC Rawlings Business Hig Sellors
Gustorf
Technical High
Ineh School
Tawlings
Business High School
Seronda Winal Neal
To E Rawlings
Usines
Ini Perioo
Rathbone
Buginesa
Wigh Sihioul
Scomd
Bk Shaw
Trius
James A Silth
Tome Inatirule
Ilitver Western High School
J Oc Vatterson
Balltreora City College
AR Holland
Toine Tastui
KD. Stratuin
Taltimora de Coluzo
JD Branhan
Ly Comexe
Setond
Tima
Jo Vatterson
Daltimere
Celle
Jos
Mithers Tentes Phillina Bchraeder
Western High Schoul
Lin
Barterson
Gruge Mattingion Univerlty
Tad Beal
T Or Ashby
NG Trne
Conde Vourth
Wo Dawbore
Princeton Tin
Tiith
T Gamble Prineston We oWimine Uo Oofta
Goran Sith
Roh Gamble Prince
de Muneon
Maryland Agricultural Pallege
Charles Teellly
George
Inwronversity
University
Mercermburg
Susdemy
RO Gamble Prinestony
George ‘Washington University
Silkman
Baltimore City College
Willams
Bay
Tibot
Episcopal High School
Episcopal Fizh School
Blackford
Hewitt
Grant
Crenney
Woodberry Forest School
Tremont Athletic Club
Stokes, Robinson
Rose
Swing
M. CA
Bayview Athletic Club
Imma
Smeeter
TW Grace
Towers School
Otto Trowland
Abbott Gehoo
Smallwood Bschool
Nortos
Aiken
Buckbalte
Frye
Abbott School
Lowers
Sthoul Wecund
Bulay
Bean Pat- Uterzon
Merrick
Mantelli
Secona
Sonegna
Busineas
Anin
Law
Mercock
Melton
Myers
Phila YM. C. A
Batten
Haydock
Washington D. M. Cc
Staton
Toyce
Young
Sampeni
W.& MaGee
Princston
Dee
University of
Sohne
Johns Hopkins Universits i Aietienwerd
Fulton
Hunton
George Waeb
Ington University
King
Curran
Clagett
Sontthaon
Peunesivenian
Kate Settle
Unieeralty of Virginia
University of Virginia
Secomd
T._Smaith
Dalvenstry
Iliames
HB. Pathieaan
Gaara Washington University
L. J. Martin
Seraten
M. Dwight
A. CC
Royce
George Washington University
John Martin
Georgetown University
Walter May
George Baxer
University of Vir Siala
Tims
Scholastic
J A. Smith
Temo Institute
Ed Kerwin
Georgetown Prep School
Sprawsy
John Hopkins University
JT. Levering
University of Pennsylvania
H. C. Eilphinstons
Caln. Brown
Emerson Institute
McCullough Athletic Club
Breele
Munry Templeman
Stack
Potomac A
W. D. Gray
University of Tennsylvania
W Douglas
Malone Victor in Long Run
The senior cross country championship of the metropolitan district of the Amateur Athletic Union saw Mohawk Athletic Club win both individual and team honors. Joe Malone led the field, finishing about 150 yards ahead of WT Batley of the New York Athletic Club. Batley suffered a fall near the end, removing any chance of a dramatic finish.
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New York
Bletic Union
Mohawk Athletic Club
Joe Malone
Batley
New York Athletic Club
New York Athlete Club
Riley
Malana
Sheridan Avenue
Bailey
Hns
Malone
Mohawk Athletic Clubhouse
158Th Street
Walton Avenue
Elfort
Joseph Malone
KI ‘Gilbert
Mon
Trinity A
RK Smith
Mohawk
Mutarrick
Trinity AG
R Beges
Trinity A G
Grant Leads In Indoor Lawn Tennis National Championship
The Washington says Wyler Grant the reigning champion faces Gustava F Touchard, runner-up in 1908, in a highly anticipated indoor lawn tennis national tournament match at the Seventh Regiment Armory. Grant won in three sets, with the top half of the draw expected to decide the title as he advances toward Pell in his half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Ives
New York
Wyler Grant
Gustava F Touchard
Regiment Armory
Grant
Touchard
Latrol Eaa Touchard
Pell
Remis Hints at Return to Baseball in 1909
Catcher Harry Bemis of the Napolines writes he is in his best condition in years and eager to return to the high places this winter. Bemis, a telephone lineman by trade, is focused on February 20 as the date to rejoin the Napoleons for the 1909 season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bemis
Napo
Harry
Bema
Harregs
Cy” M'Donald
Georgetown
McDonald
Winchester
Big Jerry
Ike
Carey
Tim Delehanty
Hol
Yale and Princeton duel meet prospects in track season
Yale faces Princeton and Harvard with strong returning veterans and standout freshmen. Key stars Campbell Nelson Howe Kilpatrick and Spitzer bolster Yale in pole vault hurdles sprints and distance events, while Princeton relies on Atlee Connors Simons and Gamble to defend titles and challenge Yale in the intercollegiate and dual meets.
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Yale
Princeton
New Haven Collegians
Harvard
Walter Dray
A. Gilbert
Gilbert
Dray
F .T. Nelson
Princeon
Thee
C. & Campbell
Campbell
Nelson
W. P. Roberts
E. Reynolds
C. Wbisistein
E Osborn
Cook
Cornall
Albert
London
L. B Stevens
Stevens
RB. Burch
G. M. Butler
Infurten
Ir Butler
R A. Cary
Lilley
Hopking
Bléistein
la Montague
Atlee
Attea
W Snyder
WH Parsons
E H Rand
R Seymour
V. V. Tilson
Kirjassot
Short
LS Kirjassor
Kirjascot
Wos
Whiteley
Whitcher
Crimson
Spitzer
McGee
M. C. Lightner
A. Coney
G. F Brown
M. Weeks
A. B L. Hasske
Ti Fa
L. V. Howe
Drk
Robbins
Ale
Gardner
Howe
Gardiner
Yate
New Haven
L M Xing
King King
Atu
Yala
J R. Kilpatrick
Kilpatrick
Bag
Buhr- Tan
H Coy
Wes Gouebel
Carroll Cooney
H. I. Andrus
Cooney
Goebel
J. H. Biglow
Biglow
Collegan
Coy
RB. A.riley
Riley’ Dea
W. Caulfeld
Boston
H . Duoust
Ing Kilpatrik
H Davis
W. Augur
G. G. Dearborn
Capt Atlee
Connors
Lhlmons
Cornell
Atlea
Come
Simons
Cornel
Lowers
W G. Bergland
T. B. Clark
J. H. Kelly
W. N.thompson
M. Pfeiffer
R. A. Gamble
Columbia
Gamble
American pugilists on the world stage in 19th century clashes
The article chronicles American heavyweight figures crossing the Atlantic to fight English champions, led by John Heenan and Tom Sayers in 1860, detailing dramatic matches, robberies, draws, and the era’s boxing culture across France, England, Ireland, and the United States. It notes Heenan’s and Sullivan’s fame, cross‑ocean bouts, and notable rivalries with Kilrain, Mitchell, Mace, and McCoy among others.
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Atlantic
Sayers
Sullivan-Mitchell
France
Hogland
Australia
South Africa
West Indies
China
Japan
East India
Spain
Italy
Germany
John Carmel Heenan
West Troy
Heenan
Adah Isaacs Menken
Old National Theater
Im Cincinneti
Charles Dickeng
Alexander Dumas, Jr
Tom Sayers
Heenam
England
Magitis
Great Britain
London
Salisbury
Farnborough
Jack McDonald
Jim Cuslek
New York
America
Joe Coburn
Coburn
Jim Cusick
Jim Dunne
Brooklyn
Jem Mace
Ireland
Mace
Port Dover
Canada
Foxy
Bay St. Louis
Miss
Jake Willai
Charley Mitchell
John Sullivan
Lfe
Boston
Mitchell
Kilrain
Jem Smith
Isle “Des Souveraing
River
Seine
George W. Atkinson
Kilraln
Jem Staith
Frank PF. Slavin
Smith
Bruges
Belgium
Jem Carney
Jack Baldock
Dick Burge
London and
Birmingham
Slavin
Squire Abingdon
Pelican Club
Sporsmen
Slavia
John I. Sullivan
English champion Burge loses to Lavigne in world title bout
The match featured Burge and Lavigne for a world title with a purse of 3500 dollars and a 32600 maid e stakes. Lavigne led early with heavy blows and a risky tactic, but Burge endured until a knockout right hand in the seventeenth round. The piece recalls prior English American crossovers and notes American pugilists currently earning money in Europe and France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burge
Lavigne
Sto
Sud
Burga
Serigne
George Dixon
England
Nunc Wallace
Old Pelican Club
Dixon
Jero Roche
Johnson
Australia
Alm
Willie Lewin
Joe Jeannette
Bam McVey
France
How They Look to S05 by John 2 Move
A nostalgic roster preview praises a town team, naming players such as King, Johnson, Jerry Carey, Tim Delehanty, McBride, Shipke, Milan, Bob Unglaub, Tony Hughes, Burns, Bert Keely, Cates, Charley Smith, and others. It forecasts a successful season with strong hitting and fielding, urging fans to cheer as the squad aims for the pennant.
England bids for Davis Cup at Wimbledon this year
England plans a strong bid for the Davis Cup lawn tennis championship at Wimbledon. A challenge from Australia prompts an American invitation to send a team for a preliminary round in London. England’s amicable settlement with the All-England Club brings Doherty brothers and S H Smith back into the fold, with Riseley Gore and Ritchey available.
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Wimbledon
Washington Post
London
England
Atl
Traia
Armerican Association
All-England
Doherty Brothers
S H Smith
F Riseley
A W Gore
Ritchey
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Roseburg
Sie Yaa
Saarte
Hamilton
Atetenath Aniles
Ted Sveaid
Ryo
Dakla Id
Helena
Los Angeles
John
Don Legon
Prince Grn
Mamper Shapdaie
Tomer Malton Croth
Howard Pearson
Leannin Harwood
Tnetement Md
Furlangs
Rocky Feree Suit
Vaminis
Tyran
Ta Ench Klora
Arring Litn Klag
Yolo
ISI
Pameko County
Clark
Jim Gattney
Sefeld
Donald MacDonald
Jack Ark
King James
Montgomery
Mark Antony
Talla Powell
Jon
Ani Hound
Stiky Jordan
Pach
Albury Blan
Hajtimere
White
Zieglar
Lever
Tino
Row Gamble Frineston
Lawson Ropertson
Atterond
Dawbhorn
Prinseton
Goodwin Watshire
Thurlow Stanton
University of Peonayvenia
Pani
Bock
Loeb
Connell
Aos
Ipap
W. T. Bailey
A.C
Remis
OUR Pugilists
John Heenan
Square
Roy
Reult
John Bull
Tom King
Wadhurst
Edward VII
Prince of Wales
Jack Ashton
Ewart
Bollivan
John 1
Wivan
Edwart
Charles Beresfort
Sullivan
Prince
Sulliven
Ashton
Jack
Bullivan
Hut Ashton
Harry Phillips
Pony Moore
Baron Rothschild
Chantilly
B J. Angi
National Sporting Club of London
Pony Moors
Charley
Moore
Aspen
J. L. Sullivan
Angle
Paria
Lacross
English Channel
Thi City
Barbados
Prof Graves
Jimmy Carroll
Carroll
Barbados Sporta
Is | Ieee
Graves
Jimmy
Carrol
Craven
McCoy
Ted White
National Sporting Club
BM Doherty
Dave Harry
Jack Seales
Jack Madden
Flemming
Firepath
Ateady Street
McBride
Bill Shipke
Clymer
Sam
Joe
Wichite
Milan
Ganley
Bob
Bob Unglaub
Tony Tom Hughes
Cleveland
Burns
Bert Keely
Cates
Charley Smith
Big Bi Taft
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