Hopkins to enter Georgetown Indoor Games in Washington
Baltimore Collegians under Capt Hunter prepare for the Georgetown indoor meet on March 3 in Washington. Hopkins plans entries in open events and possibly a relay against Virginia, though past Georgetown-Virginia friction blocks a Virginia clash.
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Baltimore Collegians
Georgetown
Baltimore
Hunter
Johns Hopkins
Washington
Hopkins
University of Virgina
Fifth Armory
Virginia
H Hunter
Padgett
Perce
Stewart
Gritht
Mich
Ban Johnson Visits Washington Team Owners
American League President Ban Johnson spent yesterday with local magnates in Washington. He dropped in on Mr. Miner, Washington club general manager, after returning from the AL meeting in New York. Johnson said his visit was personal and forecast a banner season ahead. He left for Chicago that evening and planned to meet Manager Stahl in the Windy City this week.
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New York
Dwight
English Lawn Tennis Association
London
United States National Lawn Tennis Aviation
FL G
County Lawn Tennis Club
Brooklyn
BR. OW Little
Westside
York
James Dwight
Boxton
A Social
Ime
Anderson
Sweden
Germany
Utu
France
Australia
Arce
B. C Wright
Boston
F. B. Alexander
If Ward
A. Hobart
Orange
K. Collins
Chicago
Johnson
Washington
Miner
Ele
Cheagalas
Stahl
Windy City
Washington sports notes stir at Central High and Georgetown
Jim Sprismann resigns as George Washington coach to devote time to a new Central High team. TJ Wilson named manager of George Washington football and is drafting next fall’s schedule. Chis Cox at Cormult trains the second crew with a chance at a varsity seat. Georgetown backs a triangular rematch with Navy and Columbia on the Severn in April. Georgetown Athletic Association rules restrict basements and rowers to university members.
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Jim Sprismann
George Washington Ul
Central High
TJ Wilson
George Washington
Chis Cox
Central High Wie
Cormult
Georgetown
Navy
Columbia
Severn
Cosgrove named spring baseball coach at Princeton
Princeton announces former Princeton baseball player Cosgrove will coach this spring with candidates reporting next Monday. The Tigers plan a Southern trip starting with Navy at Annapolis and a game at Charlottesville before facing the Washington American League club on the eve of the regular season.
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Vecal
Washington Pox
Princeton
Cosgrove
Navy
Annapolis
Charlottesville
Washington
Will Brand a Ringer at Oaklawn as Radtke Dominates
Hot Springs Ark Feb 21 Radtke won four of five mounts at Oaklawn with fine weather attendance the best since opening day A J Poindexter registered a horse named the Radtke but the horse was branded a ringer by the association and taken over for branding The day’s results show Lanardo Mate Zitt Odd Elsa San Primo Rudy Mafalda and Mafalda among the winners with Investors O G Parke among the runners up.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Oaklawn
Radtke
A. J. Poindexter
Lanardo
Game Bird
Belle Scott
Miss Kinglette
Merchant
Front West
Twinkling Star
Irish Brigade
Mate Zitt
Ghats
Anadarko
Dusky
Morelia
Martius
Ada Russel
Odd Elsa
Dotinda
Dave Sommera
Athena
Balmer V
Miss Leeds
Check Morgan
San Primo
Sarmakig
Loricate
Racing Results and Entries Across Multiple Tracks
Race day notes show results and entries from New Orleans City Park and Hot Springs. Notable finishes include Am bitious at 15 to 1 winning a six furlong first era, Janie's Jewel second, and Third Alarm at 110 in fifth race. Entries list horses such as Deux Temps, J. C. Clem, Buttercup, and Bayfield names with odds and track details across seven races.
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Trossachs
Safeguard
Norwood Ohio
Deux Temps
J. C. Clem
Buttercup
Request
Burke Cochran
Sir Hugh
Logistika
Tight Note
Hyacinth
Farereatis
Song Captain Bop
Rickshaw
Joe Lesser
Katie Powers
Stoner JI
Tollowsy
Jocus Pocus
Lord Kent
Bill Carrall
Atwood
Tribes Hill
Arabo
Dappla
Frank Hice
van Hope
Sigmund
Frank Green
Lemon Giri
Chauncey Olcott
New Orleans
City Park
Thoroughbred racing card with multiple race weights
A race program listing owners and horses with weights for six events. Notable entries include Gusie Christian 110, Regal 108, Palmer 107, San Lution 105, Tendercrest 105, Mattie Spencer 105, and Sandy Andy 14 in the first race. Young Pilgrim Americano Prince Magnet 112 in the second. Mabel Holander 112 and Duke of Orieans 111 in the third. Toyerdale 122 and Rey del Mundo 117 in the fourth. Matt Hogan 108 and Doctor Shermac 105 in the fifth. Dusty Miller 110 and Modicum 110 in the sixth. Includes multiple other named horses and weights throughout.
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Blanch C
Induna
Comida
King of Spades
Early Flower
Alonzo
Hot Cakes
Yellowtop
Nerske
Redtape
Ossian
Charen Green
Babe B
Rubinov
Demages
Dewey
Suvmark
Foncasta
Mies Betty
George P. McNear
Borghesi
Hawker
Wireia
Marshal Ney
Bill Curtis
Courant
Giipin
Chaik He
Done
Gusie Christian
Regal
W. P. Palmer
San Lution
Tendercrest
Mattie Spencer
Sandy Andy
Elfin Xing
the Roustabout
Sutasie Albertine
Bonnie Reg
Smithy Kane
Aokland
Pentagon
Smiler
Fred Bent
Professor Statts
Tavora
Dangerous Girl
Rustis Lady
Lord Nelson
Young Pilgrim
Americano
Prince Magnet
Janeway
Bucalfe
Bluswenthal
Jimmie
Best Read
Yo San
Dotage
Mabel Holander
Duke of Orieans
Nappa
Armiston
Bragg
Dominus Arvi
Arragon
Grace G
Sam McGilhon
Kogo
Sacramento Belle
Toyerdale
F. W. Barr
Chanily
Hammeraway
Goodluck
Neelton
Sir Edward
Corrigan horses win three at City Park card
New Orleans reports Corrigan stable took three of seven races on the City Park program. Creel and Goldie led the winners, with Ingol thrift also scoring as a favorite. Races featured Ann Hill, Creel, In golturist, Su zannne Keeamore, ren!, Spendbhitt Helen, and Goldie among the notable horses with mixed results for contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Corrigan
Creel
Goldie
Ingolthrift
Ann Hill
Miss Jordan
Henry of
Frangtamar
Censor
Harvest
Time
Major Carpenter
Draco
Problem
Bsix
Dazzle
Lechgall
Jehane
Alvantare
Woodshed
Suds
Lady Charade
Ingolturist
Hefferman
Parisienne
Covina
Sporteman
Little Red
Lythelist
Mandina
Wtandicap
Ren
Tiehimingo
Lucy Young
Fie
Bert Osra
Merely Mary Ann
Adesso
Precious Stone
Billy Woodard
Davenport
Nutwood
Spendbhitt Helen
Skyward
Oak Grove
Wickford
Ram Devils
Galmeda
Oratorian
Wanleigh
Handmash
Gold Bearer
Merry Acrobat
Kileinwood
JOCKEYS FIGHT IT OUT AT NEW ORLEANS FAIR GROUNDS
Spirited finishes by Sewell and Martin mark racing at the New Orleans Fair Grounds with heavy track conditions. Shenandoah and Buleshed were the winning favorites as the day’s four main races produced tight finishes and notable sprints by Sewell and Jack Martin.
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Sewell
Martin
Fair Grounds
New Orleans
Weh
Shenandoah
Buleshed
Jack Martin
Dan Mefenna
Arsenal
Jade
Tennyburn
Nelson
Ohio
Sir Francis J. Maverick
Glen Gallant
Triple Silver
Pancreatis
Potentate
Balered
Blackburn
Glad Pirate
Black Mate
J. J
Commodore Theim
Weather Vane
Bob Augustine
Tulkey
Automaster
Raihland
Bouvier
Whippoorwill
Sonata
Lady Navarre
de Reszke
Collector Jessup
Peter Paul
Fargo
Louis Kraft
Paul
Cashier
Hickory Corners
Frangible
Saul
Goo Goo
Nones
J. ©. Clem
Flavigny
Bitter Brown
Etta M
Attraction
Beechwood
Bluegrass Lad
Rhinock
Mahogany
Deniel
Portworth
Stone-Lenge Handicap delivers a tight Oakland finish
In a $1,000 Stone-Lenge Handicap at Oakland San Francisco Feb 21 Jake Sanders the favorite edged Bob Ragon after a hard fought stretch. Magicum displayed form by winning the first race at 9 to 4 while showers and a sloppy track affected the program.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Jake Sanders
Bob Ragon
Magicum
Summarines
Modicum
Shady Lad
Haven
Lady Goodrich
Princess Titania
Corrigan
Hooligan
Lone Wall
Jake Moore
May
Holliday
Glenarvon
Forerunner
Gossiper
Rd Lilburn
Dargin
Dorado Alco
Ascot betting day yields favorites win two races
Los Angeles Feb 21 reports a cloudy day at Ascot with good track as favorites captured two races and second choices won three. Race summaries note winners Decimo Rockey Bluebottle Felip Ley and new names like Miss May Howal Tee with times and contenders listed.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Ascot
Decimo
Adams
Marylander
Kubelfe
Casa@or
Flea
Molto
Atlantico
Rockey
Piquet
Gon@plus
Blue Knot
Winnie Adams
Tottenham
Stone Arabia
Young Marlow
Phiz
Myrtle H
Devork
Bluebottle
Sylvan Trixen
Lady Albce
Ray Egan
Asther B
Felipe Luego
Wrenve
Whoa Bill
Conde, Regal
Lotta Gledstone
Cataime
Miss May Howal Tee
Hermis Out of Suburban Race At Sheepshead Bay
New York Feb 21 E R Thomas Hermis winner of the Suburban in 1904 is declared out of the Suburban Handicap to be run Thursday June 21 at Sheepshead Bay. He nearly collapsed in a race at Brighton Beach last year but may race again. Also declared out were 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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New York
R. Thomas Hermis
Sheepshead Bay
Hermis
Brighton Beach
von Tromp
Monsieur Beaucaire
Hot Shot
First Water
Nathan Hale
Proposer
Pell Reaches Indoor Tennis Championship Semi Final
New York February 21 T R Pell advances to the singles semi final by defeating M S Clark in a keen three set match at the Seventh Regiment Armory indoor lawn tennis tournament. In doubles Wisher and Tallant defeat Westfall and Anderson. Other early results include Irving Wright beating K Smith and Lovibond defeating Steinacher.
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M. S. Clark
New York
Seventh Regiment Armory
T. R. Pell
Clark
C. Wright
B. C. Wright
Boston
Smith
Wisher
Tallant
Brooklyn
Westfall
Anderson
Ingles
Irving
Wright
K. Smith
Seventh Regiment
A. M. Lovibond
Hamilton Grange
T. Cy
Homans
Westside
L.T. C
J. M. Steinacher
W. H Moore
A S. Cragin
Severth Regiment
R. D. Bittle
Lovibond
Steinacher
R. T. Bryan
H. Alten
Clarf
Stwanoy
Grant Hams
T. BR. Pel
Siwanay
E. P. Fisher
H. Tallant
H. L. Westfall
J. W. Anderson
Kings County
WHITE TO COACH MIDDIES AT ANNAPOLIS
Washingtonian Dr G Harris White, a crack pitcher for the Chicago American League club, is hired to coach the Navy baseball team at Annapolis. He will arrive Monday, assess candidates, and begin work as the season opens April 14. White, a Georgetown alumnus, previously coached George Washington University and has long been linked with Chicago’s White Sox.
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G. Harris White
Navy
Annapolis
Bill Clarke
Washington
Wavy
Dr. White
Central High School
O Street School
Georgetown University
Biue
Gray College
White
Philadelphia
Charles Comiskey
Chicago Americans
White Sox
George Washington University
Washington Boy
Chicago
Permisson
Comiskey
Athletes Put Under Ban in Amateur Association
Baltimore February 21 The Amateur Athletic Union permits presidents to appoint commissioners with registration powers. Woodson P. Waddy C W Barry and James A O Shea named for the district. James G Willett of the Maryland Athletic Club ruled ineligible as an amateur. A C Guempie of St Leo s Gymnasium suspended for competing unregistered and several Washington athletes are suspended while F Wallace of the Ordway Rifles is declared a professional.
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Baltimore
Amateur Athletic Union
Kelsey
South Atlantic Association
Woodson P. Waddy
Richmond
C. W. Barry
Norfolk
James A. O'Shea
Washington
James G. Willett
Maryland Athletic Club
A. C. Guempie
St Leo's Gymnasium
F. Wallace
Ordway Rifles
GRAFTS' HAND IN THE BILL REFORM GROUPS DRIVE
Albany reports the International Reform Bureau spreading anti race gambling sentiment. Dr. Wilbur Crafts visited Governor Higgins four weeks ago and learned the governor favors the bill. Anthony Comstock helped shape the draft introduced for joint committee review.
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Washington Post
Albany
N. Y
Reg
A. A. Gregg
International Reform Bureau
Senate
Assembly
Gregg Staoxt
Reform Bureau
Society For the Prevention of Vice
Washington
Wilbur Tr. Crafts
Internaoral Reform Bureau
Congress
Br. Crafts
Pennsylvania
New York
Georgetown Gymnasium to Open Next Scholastic Year
Georgetown University boards accept plans by Ewing and Champell for a concrete brick gymnasium costing 50000 dollars. John S. Larcombe awarded contract. building north of Healy, facing Georgetown Field, 100 by 50 feet with basement. Main floor for gym, seven foot high banked track, athletic offices, and team quarters.
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Symansium
Ewing and Champell
University
John S. Larcombe
Healy
Georgetown Feld
The
Athletic Association
Close Bouts Highlight Epiphany Amateur Wrestling Meet
The first annual Epiphany Chapel Athletic Club tournament concluded with tight matches in the gym at Twelfth and C. Charles Norris defeated Charica Reigers at 100 pounds, Carl Loche beat Frank Wisebaker at 220 pounds, Vic Herron topped John Hohmann at 42 pounds, C L Krol defeated Herman Schmidt at 14 pounds, F Williams beat Frank Lockhead at 140 pounds, John Conrad defeated J Gindfelder at 127 pounds, E Hc Miller beat John Stith at 164 pounds, and D McDonald defeated W Dunawin at 188 pounds. Referee George Burlingame, manager Prof Frank Huseman. Also notes Edward L Greene elected captain of the University of Pennsylvania football team.
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Epiiphany Chapel Athletic Club
Twelfth
C Streets
Charles Norris
Epiphany
Charica Reigers
Epphany
Carl Loche
Carroll Institute
Frank Wisebaker
Vic Herron
John Hohmann
C L. Krol
Herman Schmidt
F . Williams
Frank Lockhead
John Conrad
J. Gindfelder
E Hc Miller
Carmel Institute
John Stith
Epinhun
D. McDonald
W. Dunawin
George Burlingame
Fiank Huseman
Dogs Seek Championship At District Kennel Club Show
HW E Gero explains hurdles for dogs to earn AKC championship points at the upcoming city show. Winners classes award points toward the title, with two points for a winner in a class, ten points needed under three judges for the champion certificate. Nearly a hundred entries expected from the District of Columbia Kennel Club show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HW. E. Gero
American Kennel Club
Dar
District of Columbia
Bloomingdale Club to Hold Track Meet at McDevitts Field
Bloomingdale Athletic Club stages a track meet at McDevitt’s Field weather permitting with events from 11 o'clock. Entries include cross country from Brookland car line to St Martin's Church, several dashes, jumps, relays and a three legged race featuring Bloomingdale, Mills, Young and others. A prize for last cross country run. winner to receive a pennant.
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McDevitt's Field
Brookland
St. Martin's Church
Bloomingdale
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Mills
Young
BE. Miller
Greenwich A
Meek
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Krey
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H Hennig
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Miller
J Grady
Greenwich
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Grady
B Miller
J Burite
A. C
Olympia
Bain
Eo Miller
Burke
Greenwich AC
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