Baltimore Cross Country Club Wins Second Annual Meet
Johns Hopkins captain Frank J Meyer won first with a time of 3 minutes 40 seconds, cutting 40 seconds off the course record. Baltimore Cross-Country Club captured team honors with 5 points, while Breyer Elphinstone and Lee followed in close order as local runners battled for positions and the final stretch.
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Amateur Athletic Union
Famous Racer Shot After Leg Break At Warrenton Race
Special to The Washington Post from Warrenton Virginia reports Mies Manning, a famed horse owned by J D Hall, broke a leg this afternoon and was shot on site. Manning was a celebrated racer with numerous big stakes wins.
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Georgetown Takes Early Lead and Holds Off MCA in 34-19 Victory
Georgetown’s basketball team defeated MCA 34 to 19 in a district series opener at MCA’s gym. Georgetown led 20-9 at halftime and maintained the margin through a strong first half, with Martin and Gibson shining and Allen contributing. MCA rallied briefly in the second half but could not close the gap as Georgetown displayed superior teamwork and precision, especially in transition and scoring from assists.
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Nelson vs Wolgast Rematch Prompts Fierce Ring Talk
A historic boxing debate centers on Nelson and Wolgast with betting favoring Popa in a long, tense bout. Analysts recount Nelson's past bravery and Wolgast's stamina as fans await a decisive round showdown in a bout viewed as a true test of endurance and power.
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Keeler: A Popular Champion and Baltimore Orioles Icon
The American League signs Willie Keeler, renowned for batting genius and gentlemanly conduct. His star rose with the Orioles and remains striking, though age may slow his speed. He could still contribute, yet he may retire, leaving a lasting mark on baseball lore.
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Tremonts Land Star Runner Selby Burch Joins Speedy Club
Tremont Athletic Club track manager Stokes announced Selby Burch formerly of Content High Back team has joined the cinder path stars. Burch, a prior point winner for the O street squad, strengthens the crack relay four as it contends for a top place in coming days amid a strong recent Federal games showing defeating Potomacs and Ray Jews.
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Steubener High Gun at Analostan Gun Club Shoot
A large crowd attended a special shoot at Analostan Gun Club grounds near Tenning bridge yesterday afternoon. A strong wind hindered scores, but H. Store of Baltimore and Lloyd Loule of Philadelphia both hit one bird from the likely 70 targets. Phi Steubener, veteran club member, won high man honor with a score around 4 and over.
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Gonley KO's Attell in forty-second 42 round match
Frankie Contey of Kenosha Wisconsin knocked out Monte Attell of San Francisco in the forty-second round of a forty-five round bout. Attell was heavily punished and his seconds threw up the sponge before the count finished after Contey sent him down.
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Automobiles and Tours in Early Industry Debate Prompts
Washington faces fuel and freight disputes as car clubs push for proportional taxes on trucks while insurance tours expand. The Ford Model T races challenge ice speed records, and club officials simplify route symbols to streamline the Automobile Club of America system.
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Mount St. Mary's Five Triumphs After Double OT
Mount St. Mary's defeated Baltimore City College in Emmitsburg on February 22 by a score of 3 10. The game required two extra periods of five and three minutes to decide the winner as Mount St. Mary's struggled to cage the ball.
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Unclear fragment sports clash ends in victory
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Gessler to Go to Springs for March Training
Local club plans to send Gessler to Hot Springs for a two week March training period if he is in condition at season start. President Noyes favors sending him to lose weight and prepare to play, with Manager McAleer expected to approve. Gessler may train with Pillabuzz, Cln chmat!, or the Boston Americans among three teams in spring camp.
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Hard schedule outlined for Catholic University baseball team
Catholic University manager Jack Thary announced an unusually lengthy season schedule including Georgetown Fordham St John s and many others. The list shows the Brookland squad facing strong foes with spring practice opening amid uncertain weather and a small early squad.
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New York Drops Keeler as Veteran Star Chooses Future
Special to The Washington Post reports President Frank Farrell of the Highlanders released Billy Keeler on Washington's Birthday. Keeler, famed NL slugger, faced two AL sale offers but remained in play for a NL season with Brooklyn or New York. He earned high salaries since 1890s, saved money, and invested in Brooklyn real estate.
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Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral Endorsed for Coughs and Lungs
A seventy year experience with Ayer's Cherry Pectoral is cited. The ad urges keeping a bottle at home and claims it prevents protects soothes and heals coughs colds bronchitis and weak lungs with strong confidence and recommendation.
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Turret's Easy Race Delivers California Derby Win
Oakland February 22 Turret cap wins the California Derby at Emeryville on a sloppy track by four lengths. Disqualification and suspension shake up the first race as Hadletton with Taplin riding fouling. Taplin receives ten day suspension for rough riding.
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Great Heavens Wins Washington Handicap at Moncrief Park
At Moncrief Park Jacksonville the Washington handicap worth 1600 dollars featured Great Heavens ridden by Powers winning ahead of Hiltey and Taboo. Nicol and Powers each earned two victories. the program also included five races with winners Gold Burl, Home Run, and Lady Metelly among others in light crowds and unsettled conditions.
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Paradine Queen Narrowly Beats in George Washington Handicap
Tampa horse racing highlights a heavy day for bookmakers as Paradine Queen loses pace to Kercheval in the George Washington handicap, a race run over a mile and seven yards. Other races feature Bancade, Gloria, Golam, Carapdoreta, Sir Ashton, and Lol Cavanagh among winners. multiple 3-year-olds and older horses compete with final times and place finishes recorded.
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Lorio Wins Handicap at Terrazas Park Meets Big Crowd
Juarez Mexico February 22 In front of a large crowd Gols the favored horse easily won the 1 furlong handicap feature at Terrazas Park. Other results listed include first race with Starlomgs Odd Rowe and Minn Cesticmmee and a second with Betacad om. Times noted 1:44.34. Third race features two-year-olds running four furlongs with Oz winning and Bolite second. Details mention Ecker George Gurten and additional entries.
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Horse Racing Result Summary Card
In a British style race card, multiple horses, jockeys, and times are listed. Notable finishes include a first place by Alma Pov, second by Duchean of Montevero, and third by Cito Len with times around 147. The fragment references several horses such as Ben Penotem, Sea Sich, and Knight Blaze with various placements and times.
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Sea Sich
Mod Anuna
deNing
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Alma
Dene
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W L Five Wins Easily Over Woodberry Forest
Washington and Lee defeated Woodberry Forest of Orange Virginia last night by a decisive score. The game remained fast from tipoff, but W L pulled away late in the first half and led 29 to 2 at halftime. Capt. Boyd and Hannis starred for W L while GlangoW handled guard duties for the home team.
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