Pro wrestling card reports two shows with Turner and Duchesne victorious
The Majestic venue hosted two pro wrestling nights featuring Turner and Duchesne winning decisive straight falls over Anderson and Leonard. Roller and Americus claimed wins in the Memorial event amid a dense lineup, with other bouts highlighting Anderson, Cambridge, and Marshall Memorial contenders.
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Turner
Duchesne
Doc White
Anderson
Leonard
Straght Falls
Roller
Americus
Cross Country Meet Delayed To March 18 By Weather
The South Atlantic Championship is rescheduled to March 18 due to continuous rain and a waterlogged course. Officials say the course needs time to dry and urge athletes to rest until conditions improve for the rerun on the new date.
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Wahip
Tos
Yedal
Cleveland trades Stovall for Lefty George in St Louis deal
The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes a maneuver sending George Stovall to St Louis for pitcher Lefty George. Stovall, once a top baseman and fielder, led the Naps to third from seventh, but the trade leaves Cleveland with a struggling pitcher who posted a 3-10 record and poor batting. The piece also covers manager shifts, other trades, and speculation about future signings as teams adjust rosters and waivers under new rules.
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Cleveland
Harry Davis
Ales
Stoymil-George
St Louis
Henry P Edwards
Plain Dealer
George Stovall
Naps
Lefty George
Aeventh
Joe Jackson
Jims
Browns
Aga
George Jesn Baker
White Box
Dolly Gray
Washington
George
Lange
Scott
White Sox
VX Ant
George Stoval
Louie
New York
Barry Nelly
Gack Grimeh
Street
Knight
Grifith
Upright at big odds wins sprint at Juarez
Cold weather dampens crowds as Upright at 18 to 2 defeats a good field in the fourth race. Forkey TV rode Upright to lead early and finish two lengths ahead of Tying Footsteps, with Kootenay third. King Eli returns 10 to 1 to win the prior event, while J B Robinson also claims top honors in the third race. Five favorites fall as talent suffers a tough day overall.
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King Elk
J B Robinson
Juarez
Washington
Justea
Forkey TV
Kootenay
King Eli
Patruche
JB Robinson
Patrache Jos
Gross
MD Tao
Franck
Mies Afiller
Padock Cady Wille Ieigh Beauty
Port Ariington
Isp
SRCOM
Rohianon
Eto
Angelus
Heenan
Neconé Seamord
Keogh
Mint Tima Tig
Rolo Waser
New Capitol
Des Allenaise
Guy
Barina Mobtatenn
Callahan
Henry Walbanke
Uncle Sea Ana Pride
Linmore
Alo
Furionga Chitin
Carter
Marte Hyse
Grogs
Medéling Horakater
Msirtic
Tapmy
Fred Walbutland
Groza
Evep
Dean Quewn
Murras
Acquia Ait
Fortune Circle
Menkalae
Inaccurate Race Entries From Morning Session
A garbled racing card lists multiple selling races across six furlong to mile distances with names like Lana Burta Anna, Tidy Bolt, Beulah, John Murle Te Denutante, and Vamed Girl. Entries include various 2 year olds, mares, and geldings, sums and purses, and a Washington births handicap of $7500, with numerous inconsistent spellings and unclear results.
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Firat
Doale
Lana Burta
Anna Iele
Tidy Boltforth
Exch Huter
Velly
Catedyvla
John Murle
Dogetar
Mutaseh
Batwa
Nannin McDee
Chesa
Waycard
Velsini
Jim Mr
Nile
Clyde
Father Guattare Gramerdy
Rel Baton
High Renee
Dave Montcomary
Selting & Furlong
Melix
Halen Hawklay
Cryaby
Piret
Norma Girt
Jim Ray
FIM
Princess
Ormak
Chilton Square
Gelden Tutlerfir
Tolleweles
Montgomery
Iste Kright
Nedeu
Should Run Well Today Charleston Morning Telegraph
Morning paper notes a list of names and terms from sports and society pages. It references several figures and places in a compact items brief format. The fragmentary text includes names such as Meridian Font Al Muller and Jéacup Burn with varied descriptors and locale hints.
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Charleston
Morning Telegraph
Hearthstone
Jim Ray Toathis
Lady Lydia Leo Misa Feneh
Tackte
Onming von Ganadare
Flentine
Meridian Font al Muller Magazine
Jéacup Burn Nadzu
Montgomer
Chilton Bywan Juarez
Mount St Marys Five Defeat Loyola College Quad
Mount St Marys routed Loyola College 29 to 19 at Port Tobacco Maryland as Mountaineers labored through a listless, below par performance. Costello and Latters led scoring for Mount St Marys while Keith sparked Loyola with standout passing and accurate shooting.
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Washington
Emmittsburg
Mount St Mary
Loyola College
Mountaineers
Aome
Costelln
Latters
Boyola
Keith
Mount Washington Lyceum Five
Pitishucen Fa
Lne
St Marya Portttown
Rayole Costerto
Bebrentek
Eestern
Corgoran Paiilion Center
Aya Lenape Gaughan
Brooke Leary
le ‘Heth Cale Trim
Beli—Contado
Phillips Gaugana
Sehranink Corcoran
Gona Foul
Gchreulex
Ratarre
Uday ‘Timore
Meade Cogan
Mary Sand
Bnorbon Loyola
Washington and Lee Hands Frederick College 4 to 2 Victory
In a rough fast game at the Diamond Rink Washington and Lee beat Frederick College 4 to 2. The first half ended 16 to 10, then Washington and Lee pulled away in the second half. Washington and Lee will face Georgetown on Friday. Frederick College’s season ends.
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P Speete
Washington
Frederick Md
Washington and Lee Quint
Frederick College
Washington and Lee
Georgetown
Frosk College
Tosilians
Wach
Tae ‘Thomas
Flaher
Hannis Albaugh LF
Derr Center
Milex Schley
Burka
Leona Na Baer
Gaxla
Alban AY i
Thomas Derr
Meher Hanis
Ratery
Miles
Turke Ana Beer
Derr
Arthur Derr
Kyode Reforee
Harker
Drive Bowlers Down Another Topnotch Cheer Tied
McEwen leads in Class A Singles as Levere earns Class B honors at Nationals. Carrolls set pins pace, spinning 2 564 to propel five evens, with Yan and others contending in a tight national event.
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McEwen
Levere
Carrolls
Spinllng
Chicago Names 234 Teams In Bowling Tourney Entry List
Chicago leads with 24 clubs in the twelfth annual American bowling congress entries, Milwaukee and St Louis follow with three each. Illinois tops states outside Chicago with 267 clubs, Wisconsin five, Missouri forty one, Michigan twenty five, Kentucky seventeen, New York fourteen, Iowa thirteen.
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Chicago
American Bowling Congress
Langtry
Milwaukee
St Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Cleveland
Louisville
St Paul
Minneapolis
Fort Wayne
Ind
Columbus
Ohio
Ilinois
Iinois
Wisconsin
Missouri
Michigan
Kentucky
En York
Towa
Swimmers Defy A A U Suspension In City Meet
The Wauius Swimming Club faces suspension for racing unregistered middlen against the Amateur Athletic Union. A dual meet with Central High School of Philadelphia proceeds tonight as Philadelphia swimmers weigh competing under the ban. If they participate, further penalties may extend the locals’ suspension. Local swimmers Ansley Rutherford Cutts Brummon Wood Hanson and Miller are named in the impact.
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Wauiwus
Young Men 9 Christian Association
Yanton
Central High ‘School of Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Amateur Athletic Union
Nauticus Club
Quaker City
Philadelphia Swim iMmera
Ansley, Rutherford Cutts
Brunner
Brammon Wood Hanson
and Miller
Boxing display by police officers at Georgetown University
Irving Rosenberg and Pat Donovan of the District police entertained George town University students with a short glove contest in physical culture class. The two two minute rounds showcased self defense basics with Rosenberg applying pressure in the first round and Donovan landing a decisive left to the chin in the final moment. The friendly bout drew a collegiate crowd under referee Joyes and timekeeper Jimmie Walsh.
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Irving Rosenberg
Pat Donovan
Georgetown University
Rosenberg
Ang
Bell
Donovan
Jimmie Walsh
Baseball figures gather in Hot Springs from major leagues
Special to The Washington Post reports Barney Reis Yates and recruits James and Catehaw Brook lyn arrived in Hot Springs with manager Dah Jen and other juveniles. Detroit players Crawford Delehanty Corrigan and Schaefer plus Hub Perdue and Jimmy Burke are on ground. Old Cy Young Oscar Stanage may join later. Terminal Railroad bows to send bowlers to New York for return games against the Pennsylvan ia Railroad.
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Washington Post
Hot Springs Ark
Barney Reis Yates
James
Catehaw
Brooklyn
Hot Springs
Dah Jen
Mal
Cleary Crawford
Delehanty
Detroit
Corrigan
Hoston Redsox
Schaefer
Washington
Perdue
Boston National
Jimmy Burke
Talaiapolis
American Association
Cy Young
Oscar Stanage
Carlabad
Jake Stall
Boston Red
Kelly Outpointe Knockout Brown Kenosha Win
Hugo Kelly of Chicago tonight outpointed George Brown of the same city in a ten round light welterweight bout here. The result adds another chapter to local boxing action in Kenosha.
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Kelly
Brown
Virginia track team to compete at Richmond College meet
The Virginia track team will depart Charlottesville Saturday for Richmond to contest the Richmond College Richmond Bla ce meet. Twenty one men will travel to score another victory led by Capt Todd in the yard dash and Wiley Cooke expected to repeat his 68 yard performance. Ward and Goon strong in hurdles with Jeff Smith of Bayonne NJ winning a boxing decision over George Chip of Pittsburgh after fifteen rounds.
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Washington City
Palace
Jed McKnew
Whitney
Lewers
Nationals
Carrolla
Die Parland
Brady
Diamor
Janes
Oophler
Caldwell
Williameon
Georgetown
Goodman
Annapolis
Navy
Franklin
Marshall Quint
Maryland
George Colliflower
Delaware College
Lancaster Aggre
Washington Post
Wilmington
Catholic
Dickinson
Broxie
Broxie 4H 18S Athversity of
Washington
Dela
Ware College
Newark
Dela Pier
Smith
Delaware
Friends School
Army and Navy Preparatory School
Warren
Geral
Pater
Pee McBride
Mae
Rowe
Army and Navy Pontions Fetepan
Drake
Patterson
Bervind
Miller
Gates
Tow
Gendhart
Fovie
Ternind
Opgood
Persols
Kayne
Mhlney
Totais
Garman
Charlottesville
Virginias
Richmond
Hichmond College
Todd
Estence Wiley Cooke
Ward
Goon
Jeff Smith
Major Holiday Sporting Events Set Across Cities
A holiday sports card features bowling city championship action at Pal ace alleys, chess and checker invitation at Capital City Chess and Checker Club, and swimming at YMCA venues. Boxing bills include Johnny Kilbana, Frank Klaus, Matty Baldwin, and Gunboat Smith with ten, twenty round formats in Los Angeles, New York, and Columbus.
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Palace
Catholic University Va
Jonas College
Bronklyn
Gaonfutown
New Annnapois i
Abe Atteré
Johnny Kilbana
Los Angeles
Frank Klaus
Fuller Patroskes
San Francisco
Billy Pape
Frank Mantel
Brown
Matty Baldwin
Boldler Elder
White Hope
Jim Cameron
Cal
Joe Thomas
Gunboat Smith
Coalings
Wille Richia
Breck Ism
Digveland
Jack Dion Vy Kid Clarke
Columibus
Oto Bey Ranaoa
Hopkins Meet Takes Toll On Central Track Team
Captain suffers strained tendon at Hopkins forcing rest. Coach Foley warns hurdler Blackison to quit forthcoming meets. Fritz Reuter withdraws from activity on medical advice after side injury during Hopkins run. Dutch Collins leaves Central for George Washington University to study medicine. Blue and White baseball team notes tease forthcoming spring events.
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Hopkins
Foley
Hardter
Collins
Fritz Reuter
Gentral
Reuter
Blackislone
Phsalea
Blackie
Beneft
Tibbetts
Baltimore
O Streeters
Dutch Collins
Central
George Washington University
Celine
Theatreeters
Hia Sery
Palzer and Wells Set For July 4 Heavyweight Clash
San Francisco promoter Graney F announces a match between challenger Al Palzer and English champion Bombardier Wells. Palzer signed, Wells accepted, bout slated for an open air arena on July 4 as a Johnson title aspirant showdown.
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San Francisco
al Palzer
Jack
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