Hopkins Plans For Georgetown Indoor Games In Washington
Baltimore Collegians training for Georgetown Indoor Games with Capt Hunter and Hopkins track team aiming to enter open events at Georgetown on March 3. Possible relay vs Virginia discussed but blocked by athletic ties. Names include Padgett Griffith and Michiels to compete in sprint and distance events as Hopkins seeks strong showing. The second item notes the U S challenge for the Davis Cup being wired to the English association with potential players named as candidates.
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Ban Johnson Visits Washington Magnates
American League President Ban Johnson spent Tuesday evening with Washington club owners. Johnson said his trip was personal, but predicted a banner season ahead and planned to meet Manager Stahl in Chicago this week. The visit followed the recent American League meeting in New York.
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Washington athletics notes outline coaching moves and plans
Jim Sprismann resigns as George Washington coach to form a new team at Central High. TJ Wilson named manager of the George Washington football team and is drafting next fall’s schedule. Chis Cox leads the second crew at Cormult with a shot at a varsity seat before Powrickeepsie. Georgetown reportedly backs a triangular rematch with Navy and Columbia on the Severn in April. Georgetown Athletic Association enforces property rules, restricting rowing equipment use to university members in the basement of the college building.
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Cosgrove named Princeton spring baseball coach
Cosgrove, a former Princeton baseball player, has accepted the role for the upcoming spring. The team will report to him next Monday before the Southern trip that starts with a game against Navy in Annapolis, then at Charlottesville, and a matchup with the Washington American League club a day before the professional season opens. In Connecticut Henbury hosts Washington Corcoran after basketball, with Company G edging the local squad 15 to 11 as Drager secures the decisive goal from 35 yards.
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Will Brand a Ringer Radtke Dominates Oaklawn Rides
Hot Springs Ark February 21 Oaklawn crowds large and sunny. Jockey Radtke rode four winners from five mounts including Mafalda who won after earlier branding a rival ringer named Radtke. Results list races with odds and times and note other track outcomes and entries.
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Racing Entries and Results Highlight New Orleans and Other Tracks
A dense list of racing entries and results across venues including New Orleans City Park and Hot Springs. The report repeats horses, odds, and race details for six to seven races per meet, noting winners, seconds, thirds and incoming fields with numerous names such as Am bitious Janie's Jewel Third Alarm Ruitnation Atwood and Judy among many others.
Horse Race Card With Multiple Runners and Weights
A racing program lists entrants for six races with weights and payouts. Notable names include Gusie Christian 110, Regal and W. P. Palmer 107, San Lution 105, Pentagon and Smiler 108, Tavora 108, First race Futurity course, Second race five furlongs, Third race half mile, Fourth race California Derby one and a quarter miles, Fifth race seven furlongs, Sixth race one and a quarter miles.
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Corrigan Horses Win Three On City Park Card
New Orleans reports Corrigan horses took three of seven races at City Park with Creel and Goldie among favorites. Highlights include Ann Hill winning first race, Creel taking the second, In golturist winning the third, Suzanne Keeamore top in the fourth, and Goldie prevailing in the seventh with Merry Acrobat second. Other races featured Ingol thrift performing well and several longshots in the mix.
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Jockeys Fight It Out at Fair Grounds in Close Finishes
In New Orleans Weh, 21, Shenandoah and Buleshed were top picks as Sewell and Jack Martin both won riding in tight finishes across the card. Weather was fine with a heavy track. Races featured six furlongs to a mile and a half, with Shenandoah, Blackburn, Automas ter, Lady Navarre, Louis Kraft, and J. Clem among winners.
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Stone-Lenge Handicap Stirred by Close Finish in Oakland
San Francisco February 21 Stone-Lenge Handicap worth 1000 dollars produced a tight finish with Jake Sanders the favorite narrowly beating Bob Ragon. Magicum highlighted the card by taking the first race at 9 to 4 amid a rainy, sloppy track.
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Good Day for Ascot Bettors as Favorites Win
Los Angeles February 21—Ascot spectators saw favorites win two races and second choices take three on a cloudy day with a good track. First race went to Decimo at 3 to 1, second to Rockey at 4 to 5, and fifth race to cataime at 7 to 10, among other results and a lengthy list of runners.
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Hermis Out of Suburban Ahead of June Suburban
New York Feb 21 E R Thomas Hermis winner of the Suburban in 1904 is declared out of the Suburban Handicap to be run June 21 at Sheepshead Bay. He nearly collapsed in a race at Brighton Beach last year but hopes remain. Also declared out are Von Tromp Monsieur Beaucaire Hot Shot First Water Nathan Hale and Proposer. Fifty three nominations remain for the $20 000 Suburban.
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Pell Reaches Indoor Tennis Championship Semi Final
New York February 21 Pell defeats M S Clark in a keen three set match to reach the singles semi finals of the indoor national championship played at the Seventh Regiment Armory. C Wright brother of champion B C Wright wins his match in straight sets. Doubles see Fisher Tallant defeat Westfall Anderson 6 4 6 3.
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WHITE TO COACH MIDDIES AT ANNAPOLIS
Dr G Harris White a Washingtonian and crack pitcher for the Chicago Americans has been hired to coach the Navy baseball team at Annapolis. He will visit Monday to select candidates. The Middies previously had Tot Murphy as coach and Bill Clarke before that. White, a Georgetown and George Washington alumnus, played for Philadelphia then Chicago, and was sanctioned by Comiskey to coach until the American League season starts April 14.
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Athletes Put Under Ban by Amateur Union
Baltimore February 21 The Amateur Athletic Union creates district commissioners with full powers of registration bodies except voting Dr Kelsey appoints Woodson P Waddy James A O Shea and C W Barry for the Southeast district Willett of the Maryland Athletic Club ruled ineligible for amateur status Guempie of St Leos Gymnasium suspended indefinitely for competing unregistered Several Washington athletes also suspended while F Wallace of the Ordway Rifles is deemed a professional.
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Reform Bureau Pushes Bill to Ban Race Gambling
Albany Feb 21 The International Reform Bureau and allied groups press a March joint hearing on a bill to prohibit gambling on horse tracks. Dr Wilbur Crafts helped draft the measure which Gov Higgins favors after a visit. the bureau has opposed race gambling in several states and presses for strong penalties.
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Georgetown Gymnasium to Rise Near Healy Building
Plans by Ewing and Champell approved for a $50,000 concrete brick gymnasium on a 100 by 50 foot site, north of the Healy building. John S. Larcombe to build, target completion by September. one story with basement, interior track, athletic offices, and team rooms for the athletic association.
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Bouts Close Contested In First Annual Amateur Wrestling Meet
In Epiphany Chapel Athletic Club gym last night the first annual amateur wrestling tournament concluded with a string of closely fought bouts. Charles Norris defeated Charica Reigers at 100 pounds, Carl Loche beat Frank Wisebaker at 220 pounds, Vic Herron downed John Hohmann at 42 pounds, C L Krol defeated Herman Schmidt at 1 40, F Williams won over Frank Lockhead at 140, John Conrad beat J Gindfelder at 1 64, E Hc Miller defeated John Stith at 1 68, and D McDonald defeated W Dunawin at 168. Referee George Burlingame. manager Prof Frank Huseman. Philadelphia. Edward L. Greene elected captain of the University of Pennsylvania football team.
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Dogs Seek Championship Show Set Before District Kennel Club
HW Gero, superintendent of the day show, explains how dogs earn AKC championship points. Winners classes award two points per win, with ten points needed under three judges for champion status and a certificate from the AKC. Nearly a hundred entrants are expected at the first show of the District of Columbia Kennel Club.
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Bloomingdale Athletic Club Meets Today at McDevitts Field
The Bloomingdale Athletic Club hosts a track meet at McDevitts Field starting 11 oclock weather permitting. Events include a cross country run from Brookland car line to St Martins Church and multiple sprints relays and field events with a pennant prize for the overall winning club.
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