Inter scholastic and college track showpiece at Convention Hall
Virginia and George Washington will headline the interscholastic and intercollegiate events at Convention Hall tonight as 180 competitors from 34 entries compete in a high stakes program. Classes from grade school to college will challenge in twelve relays and open handicaps, with Johns Hopkins, Columbia Athletic Club, Mount Washington Lab, and YMCA among the many participants.
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Ahret
Police
Renjun Campato
Kar- Teles
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
Columbia Athlete Club
Mount Washington Lab of
Lattinore
Young Men's Christian Association
Athiti Union Attairs
Rouel
Track Meet Officials Named For Major Event
M B Rideout leads as referee with Julian Hawthorne George Orton George Robertson Dr D F Wiber Charles Seitz and other experts as assistants. Doors open at seven with the fifty yards novice race at 7 40. Management plans to finish the twenty two events within three hours.
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M. B. Rideout
Hst
Julian Hawthorne
New York American
George Orton
Pennsylvania
George Robertson
Baltimore
D. F. Wiber
Amateur Athletic Union
Board of Governors
Charles Seitz
Georgetown
Yale and Penn to meet in one mile relay at Georgetown Games
Georgetown management confirmed Yale and Pennsylvania agreed to compete in the feature one mile relay at the upcoming Georgetown convention hatch, with both schools entering top sprinters and hurdlers. Entries from Philadelphia include captains Amsler and Cartmell, with notable runners like Seitz Parson and Sheppard among the strong field.
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Georgetown
Georgetown Field
Yale
Pernania
Amsler
Capt
Cates
Cartmell
Pennsylvania
Tear
Penn
Seitz
ALC
Johnson
Fale
Brennan
Qyro
Use
Marvin Sheppard
Nile
George Orton
Parsons
Amser
Sheppard
Virginia Wins All Round Indoor Championship Title
Special to The Washington Post from Charlottesville Virginia on February 25. University of Virginia manager Bass received a letter from Wilson A Waddy, a manager of the indoor meet in Richmond, confirming Virginia as the official all round champion. The silk banner prize will be sent to UVA. Initial press reports credited Mount Washington Athletic Club with first honors after a miscount of the fifty yard consolation race. officials later ruled the event ineligible. Virginia totaled 912 points.
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Washington Post
Charlottesville
Bass
University of Virginia
Wilson A. Waddy
Richmond
Virginia
Mount Washington Athletic Club
Mount Washington
Ordways Defeat Hospital Corps in Center Market Armory game
Militia side Ordway Rifles triumph 53 to 2 over Company A Hospital Corps at Center Market Armory. Notable performers include Sannino and Wilford for the Rifles with Scroggins Regis and Wilford among scorers. referee Mr. Roas. Also notes White Sox lineup changes and Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised for appetite restoration.
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Ordways
Hospital Corps
Wilford
Company A
Ordway Rifles
Center Market Armory
Sannino
McCormack Sitogalns
Wilford Regis
Seelyn Pratt
Stump
Pryer Benaviers
Glass
Jahetka
Scroggins
Regis
Frou
Benavieri
Roal
Sannin
Mr. Roas
Radtee Sets Four-Week Record at Hot Springs Meet
Jockey Herman Radtke wins four races to break the world record for winning mounts in a week at Hot Springs. Radtke rode Ala Russell Miss Strome Bravery and Dolinda as track officials confirm The Rake is a ringer. Summary results list winners in six races with times and notable contenders.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Herman Radtke
Ted Sloan
Eugene Hildebrand
Ala Russell
Miss Strome
Bravery
Dolinda
Radtke
Haughty
J. P. Maybery
Hitter Hand
Moorhen
Teach
Game Bird
Dr. J. F. Aitken
Miss Gesarion
Miss Bertha
Jerry Sharp
Madonna Iso
Cutter
Aullfinch
King Eneworth
Hartrakis
Kittle Platt
Hilee
Handillo
Buxom
Ora Z
Matt Gentry
Ollie Burnett
Gold Ella
Ghats
Rose Hart
Nissa
Wilcos
Two Jockeys Thrown At Ascot In Last Race
Los Angeles Feb 23 Two jockeys were hurled and seriously hurt as horses jammed at the stretch turn in Ascot's last race Hudlin on Pinta and Landon on Rubiana were the victims Weather clear track fast Short priced horses won four of six races First race San Galwood won Tramway second La Teranta third Time 1 50 Second race Tom Gilmy won Native Son second Halton third Time 0 55 Third race Sunray won Chancellor Walworth Lucian second third Time 1 42 14 Fourth race San Fara won Wrente second Growshade third Time 1 40 Fifth race Miss May Bowdich won Huapala second Northville third Time 1 41 Sixth race Starling won Evelyn Griffin second Anona third Time 1 1 Burnteth F seedcrake etc ran
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Los Angeles
Cal
Ascot
Hudlin
Pinta
Landon
Rubiana
San Galwood
Tramway
la Teranta
Katie Crews
Salario
McKee
Gowanus
Yellow Kid
Merry Sport
Lady Witt
Wasean
Tom Gilmy
Native Son
Halton
van Loan
Prosperity
Edwin T. Fryer
Ritter
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Bunning Hush
Sunray
Chancellor Walworth
Lucian
Hippocrates
Strestel
Helen
Yeoman
The
Growshade
Wille Gregg
Reva‘t
Antara
Sandstone
Ecd
Pleasant Days
Miss May Bowdich
Huapala
Northville
Sherry
Patsy Brown
Tottenham
Freesias
Old Mike
Golden Light
Ad Gondolas
Starling
Evelyn Griffin
Anona
Bumteth F
Seedcrake
Mrs. Bab
April
Only Way Dominates Fifth Race At City Park Card
New Orleans February 23 Third race at City Park off due to weather. The Gleam and Monet won easily as favorites. In the fifth race The Only Way was heavily played but Bert Osra led the field to victory. Cloudy day, track good, six events run with several longshots across the program.
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City Park
New Orleans
Gleam
Monet
Bert Osra
Beau Brummel
Tom Morgan
McIntyre
Chambler
Knockicky
Royal Farm
Big Hand
Nicotine
George Doucheer
Prophetess
Betsy Rinford
Liberty
del Carina
Thistle Heather
Justice
Bronze Wing
Lauile Grant
Mary Worth
Tapiola
Knowledge
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Twenty Shot
the Gleam
Tabor
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Rockaday
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April Showers
Little Elkin
Ryan Fugurtha
Ione
Thera Leeslee
Jack Dolen
Meadow Breeze
Pretor
Jous
Telephone
Astarita
Billy Handsel
Even Break At Watt Grounds At Fair
New Orleans Feb 23 Winifred A Lancastrian and Southern Cross were the winning favorites at Watt Grounds today. The track showed improvement. Results: First race Winifred A 2 to 1 Water Lake 7 to 1 Profane 30 to 1. Second race Suzannah 3 to 1 Bitter Miss 30 to 1 Helena Lucas 5 to 1. Third Lanecastrian even won Fenian 2 to 1. Fourth Southern Cross 7 to 1 Van Ness 6 to 1. Fifth Sir Francis 6 to 1 Peter Nathaniel 60 to 1 Bernice 30 to 1. Sixth Avoid 1 to 1 won Flavigny 5 to 1. Time details listed for each race.
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Winifred A
Southern Cross
New Orleans
Lancastrian
Watt Grounds
Sir Francis II
Iame
Water Lake
J. H. Montgomery
Ternus
Santa Suzanna
Etta M
Clara Maxim
Chauncey Olcott
Dennis Sullivan
Suzannah
Bitter Miss
Helena Lucas
Dorothy M
Sainzilla
King Leopold
Pepper and Salt
Miss Hynes
Beatrice H
George K
Friction
Apprise
Lanecastrian
Even
Fenian
Gallant
Maverick
Red Raven
Latheron
Stockwood
Last Cherry
van Ness
T. B. Zero
Sir Francis
Peter Nathaniel
Bernice
Esteplatz
Lady Ethel
Volteire
Jade
Water Pansy
Flying Trapeze
Am Fery
Ogontz
Quaint
Lois
D. W. Flynm
Barington
Avoid
Flavigny
Sonoma Belle
Lafeguard
Schoolmate
King of the Valley
Sincerity Belle
Jerry Lynch
Shenandoah
Beechwood
Canejo Wins Oakland Race After Repeated Attempts
After several unsuccessful tries, Canejo wins at Oakland on February 23 at 13 to 1 with Wine Spot sparkling in the fifth race as Jackfull tires. Weather is overcast with a sloppy track. First race saw Toolman prevail at half a mile with Yaukee Jim runner up at 15 to 1.
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Canejo
Oakland
San Francisco
Sunomaries
Toolman
Yaukee Jim
Racing results from an unspecified meet with multiple races
A long list of horse names, odds, and results across several races including winners Ban tam Lily Golden St. George Nine Spot and Sneaje Gregg among others. Times are given for some races with numerous notations of runners and placements.
Garths horses here Benning meet a month off
Mild weather has kept thoroughbreds fit at the local track with forty five horses under Billy Garth including seventeen two-year-olds. Bobby Kean leads the three-year-old string alongside Pater and other fine youngsters. William Hendrie’s Canadian stable includes Scarfell and King’s Games among ten, preparing for the Benning Special and opening day races.
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Garth
Billy” Garth
Charlottesville
Here
Baltimore
Bobby Kean
L. S. Martin
Pater
Hyperion
Imp
Martin
Weirdsome
Bryn Mawr
Seuvigny
Judge White
Old Guard
Society Bud
Walnut Grove
Palm
Programme
Gravilla
Phaon
Oxnard Dinner Stakes
Lst
Orphan Lad
Merrie Lasse
Townins
Excuse Me
Bath Marie
Dimes
Flip
Pantaloons
Lady Vera
Deudonne
Imp. Greenan
Trentola
O. L. Richards
Kassel
Doctor Schwartz
Wiliam Hendrie
Canada
William Moseley
Scarfell
Light Brigade
Maximo Balaklava
Shinon
Chippewa
King's Games
Blue Grouse
Sampan
Martimas
Mr. Hendries
Toronto
Will Weston
Spring
Preen
Rand
Fair Grounds and Horse Entries in Local Page Notes
A fragment listing numerous racehorse names, handlers, and related figures appears as an entry list or notes from a fair grounds page. Names include Whorler, The Cure, Invincible, Automaster, Sweet Jane, Monet, Robin Hood, St. Tammany, Grenade, Debar Berry Hughes, and many others with numerous ownership or entry markers.
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Fair Grounds
Request
Bonebrake
Triple Silver
Black Mate
Salvisa
Baleaded
Whorler
the Cure
Invincible
Williams
Entry
Au Revoir
Ben Hodder
Automaster
Nones
Cashier
the Regent
Nine
Avoid
Marvin Neal
Chub
Lemon Girl
City Park
Regale
Mildred L
Lida Vivian
Sweet Jane
Custus
Doctor Newlin
Orly Il
Monet
Robin Hood
St. Tammany
Grenade
New Orleans Fair Grounds Racing Entries Report
Racing entries across New Orleans venues list multiple races from two fairs with notable horses such as Tom Mankins Indigestion and Sea Voyage. Entries include six furlongs and two mile events with numerous named horses, owners, and odds across seven carded races plus City Park fixtures.
Jere Dunn Stricken By Throat Cancer In San Francisco
Last night in San Francisco Jere Dunn a long time figure in turf racing is reported critically ill from throat cancer after a collapse at the track earlier in the week. He was taken to his hotel and remains in a precarious condition. Dunn has trained horses and ridden for years with Sunny Slove once carrying his colors. In other racing news Dog Derby Run at Liverpool concluded with Hoptend owned by H Hardy winning the Waterloo Cup event after a three day heat.
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Jere Dunn
San Francisco
Sunny Slove
Ber Brush
Friar
Liverpool
Altcar
Here
H. Hardy
Hoptend
Hoprend
Mr. Hardy
Yale Pole Vault Champion Injured in Practice
Yale’s intercollegiate champion pole vaulter Dray of New Haven Conn injured yesterday in the gymnasium while practicing a vault. His pole slipped on the vise causing a fall that strained knee ligaments of one foot and will require crutches for some time, likely shelving his season and preventing his competition at the Georgetown meet March 3.
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New Haven
Conn
W. R. Dray
Yale
Pole Galuzer
Georgetown
Dray
Debtors in Sun-day School Baseball League Named
Sun day-school league president G A Prevost issued a statement saying only three teams owe M A Tappan of the sporting goods firm at 1339 IF street, a defendant in a bankruptcy petition filed in Philadelphia on February 21. Tappan supplied Prevost with a list showing eleven teams have square accounts.
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Teague
M. A. ‘Tappan
Sporting Goods
IF Street
Philadelphia
Tappan
Prevost
Virginia and Hopkins split chess match in Charlottesville
University of Virginia team won five of eight games against Johns Hopkins, securing a 5 to 2 decisive victory with one game undecided. Virginia’s Landry and Moor won key points, while Hopkins led at times with three points ahead. A second crew match between Pennsylvania and the Naval Academy was set for April 28 with Yale and Columbia events also listed. Bucklen's Arnica Salve is recommended for wounds.
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University of Virginia
Washington Post
Charlottesville
F. A. Juandry
A. Bernstein
Jol Hopkins
Hopkins
Landry
Henry M Woods
Bernstein
Edwin N Moor
Moore
Woods
Moor
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