Inter scholastic Relays Highlight Local Championship Night
Virginia and George Washington headline the intercollegiate relay as the South’s strongest scholastic meet opens at Convention Hall. About 180 competitors from colleges, clubs, and schools compete in twelve fast events shaping a high stakes, action packed evening led by top stars Leranda and McNinguty with regional clubs and prep schools providing a wide field and strong support from local athletic organizations.
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Ahret
Police
Renjun Campato
Kar- Teles
Track meet officials named for big event at hall
M B Rideout heads the list as referee with Julian Hawthorne George Orton George Robertson and D F Wiber among assistants. Charles Seitz also named. Doors open at seven with the fifty yards novice race at 7 40. Management aims to finish the twenty two events in three hours.
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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 clash in Georgetown one mile relay
Yale and Penn will be matched in the one mile relay at the Georgetown Games next Saturday. Penn enters its best open eventists and captains Amsler and Cartmell are listed among entries. Notable rivals include Cartmell, Cates, Tear, Seitz, Johnson, and Parson from Yale.
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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 Championship in Indoor Meet
Special to The Washington Post from Charlottesville Virginia on February 25. University of Virginia track manager Bass received a letter from Wil son A Waddy noting Virginia was officially declared winner of the all round championship and that the first prize silk banner would be sent to the university. Mount Washington Athletic Club had claimed first honors after the fifty yard consolation race was counted but officials later ruled the event should not have been counted. Virginia finished with 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 53 to 2 rout
Militia men of the Ordway Rifles defeated Company A Hospital Corps 53 to 2 at Center Market Armory. Sannino and Wilford starred with several scoring feats including Wilford’s late goal salvage. Referee was Mr. Roas. Chicago, Feb 27.
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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 world weekly wins record at Hot Springs meet
Jockey Herman Radtke caps a stellar week with four wins at Hot Springs, surpassing Sloan and Hildebrand for most mounts in seven days. Ala Russell Miss Strome Bravery and Dolinda win, with Rose Hart taking the fifth heat. The Rake reportedly a ringer.
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Ala Russell
Miss Strome
Bravery
Linda
Rose Hart
Cutter
Hot Springs
Ark
Herman Radtke
Ted Sloan
Eugene Hildebrand
Dolinda
Radtke
Haughty
J. P. Maybery
Hitter Hand
Moorhen
Teach
Game Bird
Dr. J. F. Aitken
Miss Gesarion
Miss Bertha
Jerry Sharp
Madonna Iso
Aullfinch
King Eneworth
Hartrakis
Kittle Platt
Hilee
Handillo
Buxom
Ora Z
Matt Gentry
Ollie Burnett
Gold Ella
Ghats
Nissa
Wilcos
Two Jockeys Thrown At Ascot Race
In Los Angeles on February 23 two jockeys were thrown and badly hurt after horses jammed at the stretch turn in the last Ascot race. Hudlin on Pinta and Landon on Rubiana were injured as short priced horses won four of six races. weather clear and track good. First race San Galwood won, Tramway second. Second Tom Gilmy won, Native Son second. Third Sunray won, Chancellor Walworth second. Fourth San Fara won, Wrente second. Fifth Miss May Bowdich won, Huapala second. Sixth Starling won, Evelyn Griffin second. Time marks and other runners noted.
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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
Walter Keke
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 Tops Busy City Park Card Downs Races
New Orleans February 23 heavy betting on The Only Way in the fifth race failed to beat Bert Osra who led a six race card at City Park after the third race was declared off. Gleam Monet won two races while Beau Brummel Liberty Mo and The Gleam scored for heavy favorites. Weather cloudy track good.
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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
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Tapiola
Knowledge
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the Gleam
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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 Features Favorites
New Orleans racing at Watt Grounds highlights include Winifred A Lancastrian and Southern Cross as favorites. Six races listed with winners and times: First Winifred A at 1:52.5, Second Suzannah, Third Lancastrian, Fourth Southern Cross, Fifth Sir Francis, Sixth Avoid. Names of runners and times provided, with notable incident Sir Francis II pulling up after his race.
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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
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Beatrice H
George K
Friction
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van Ness
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Peter Nathaniel
Bernice
Esteplatz
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Lois
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Shenandoah
Beechwood
Canejo Wins Oakland Race After Persistent Push
In Oakland San Francisco on February 23 Canejo finally won a purse at 13 to 1 after several unsuccessful attempts. Three favorites claimed the day’s events while Weather kept track sloppy and threats of rain loomed. Wine Spot surged from the back to beat Jackfull in the fifth as Sunomaries report a half mile debut with Toolman leading early.
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Oakland
San Francisco
Sunomaries
Toolman
Yaukee Jim
Races Report From A Mixed Calender Card
A long OCR style list records multiple race results with finishes and odds. Names include Ban tam Lizz Temptation Lily Golden Sylvia Talbott Princess Wheeler Erema missing details from the late 19th or early 20th century track meeting. Odds like 15 to 1 and 26 to 1 appear with listed times and runners.
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Charley Paine
May L. N
Como
Utica
Dorie
Lassen
Mendon
Santa Clara
SECON
Ban~tam
Lizz
Dick Wilson
Frank Flitener
Frolic
Ratron
Rumore
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Temptation
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Sylvia Talbott
Princess Wheeler
Ethel Barrymore
Melar
Lachata
Miss
Parting Jeanie
Erema
Blackthorn
Jerry Hunt
Ripper
Leone
Lacreans
Brenpus
Doctor Shorb
W. B. Gates
Garths Horses Here Benning Meet A Month Off
Mild weather boosts the Benning meet as Garth brings 45 horses to the local track including 17 two-year-olds. Bobby Kean leads the string with speed at three-eighths and a likely Belmont-Ilike opening day run. Other notable runners include Pater, Martin, Weirdsome, and expansionists in a strong winter conditioning season.
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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
Fair Grounds and Names in a Historic Entry List
A long OCR style list presents names of horses, owners, and locations such as Fair Grounds City Park St Tammany and Spring entries. It includes numerous person and horse names like Marvin Neal Chub Lemon Girl Regale Mildred L Lida Vivian and The Regent Nine Avoid with many others in a dense catalog.
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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
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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 Listed
Detailed entry list across six races at New Orleans Fair Grounds and City Park showing horses, weights, odds, and connections in first to seventh races. Entrants include Norwood Ohio, Lady Ray, Sea Voyage, Our Own, Nones, Brennenworth, Monet, Rose sea d, and Luculine among others with assorted weights and abbreviations.
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Fair Ground
Tom Mankins
Lady Ray
Norwood Ohio
Bone- Drake
John H. Kirby
Many Thanl
Triple Silver
Be- Quest
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Balesheg
Salvisa
Black Mate
Judge Davey
Blackburn
Glad Pirate
Bud
St. Valentine
Au Revoir
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de Reszke
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Auromaster
Footlight
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Monaco Maid
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Tram’s
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Paul
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Lou Woods
Avoid
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Beechwood
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Arabo
Tennyburn
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Imboden
Decoration
Dromie
Varna Forse
Lemon Girl
Frank Green
Marvin Neal
Bitter Brown
Jere Dunn in Critical Condition After Track Collapse
Jere Dunn, a longtime figure in the turf, lies critically ill in San Francisco from throat cancer. He was knocked unconscious at the track earlier this week and carried to his hotel where his condition remains dire. Dunn once trained his own string, with Sunny Slove as his best recent runner, finishing behind Ber Brush in the first Brighton Cup. At Liverpool, the Dog Derby Run concluded with Hoptend, owned by H Hardy, winning after long odds.
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San Francisco
Sunny Slove
Ber Brush
Friar
Crack vaulter injured at Yale in practice accident
Yale Intercollegiate pole vaulter R. Dray suffered knee and foot ligament injuries when his pole slipped on a vise during vault practice at Yale’s gym. The Georgetown meet on March 3 is in doubt as he will use crutches for several weeks and likely miss the season.
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Conn
W. R. Dray
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Pole Galuzer
Georgetown
Dray
Debtors in league claim three teams owe Sun Day School Baseball Teague
Sun Day School Baseball Teague president G A Prevost issued a statement denying widespread default, noting only three teams are in debt to M A Tappan of 1339 IF street, defendant in a bankruptcy petition filed in Philadelphia. Tappan’s records show eleven teams’ accounts are paid.
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Virginia Univ and Hopkins duel ends in five to two victory
In Charlottesville Virginia, the University of Virginia defeated the Hopkins chess team five to two in a match of eight games, with Landry and Bernstein winning on Virginia’s side and Moor delivering both Virginia victories. The Naval Academy and Penn crews set April 28 for their next meeting in Annapolis with related racing events slated May 5 and May 19. An unrelated ad promotes Bucklen's Arnica Salve for wounds.
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