Interscholastic Relay Races Set For Convention Hall Show
Virginia and George Washington will duel in the closing interscholastic event as 180 competitors from colleges, high schools, clubs, and prep schools vie for the scholastic relay crown. The evening promises feature races from grade school to intercollegiate, with top athletes like Leranda and McNinety starring. Johns Hopkins, Columbia Athletic Club, Mount Washington Lab, and the YMCA join a large field in a major southern sporting event conducted by seasoned Amateur Athletic Union officials.
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George Washington
Ahret
Police
Renjun Campato
Kar- Teles
Thamponsinp
Virias
Stett
South
Fouseessls
George Washponte
Leranda
Cworge Washington
Scul McNinguty
Hister
Columba
Episcopal Fineh Huol
Allaxandria
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Georgetown
Western Eaghe
Ftrar
Boss
Omadgets
Iar Highuners
Brookland
Iroquoi
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 big games at hall
M B Rideout heads the panel as referee with Julian Hawthorne and George Orton among assistants. George Robertson Dr D F Wiber Charles Seitz and many others serve on the governing team. Doors open at seven with a fifty yards novice race at 7 40. Twenty two events to finish within 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 Match In One Mile Relay At Georgetown Games
Yale and Penn plan a one mile relay at the Georgetown Convention Hatchon games next Saturday evening. Penn and Yale send top hurdlers and sprinters, including Amsler Cartmell Seitz and Sheppard, with late entries accepted through Monday.
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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 Declared Indoor Meet All Round Champion
Special to The Washington Post from Charlottesville Virginia February 25 University of Virginia track manager Bass received a letter confirming Virginia’s victory in the all round championship and the sending of a silk banner as first prize The Mount Washington Athletic Club had claimed the initial honors after a fifty yard consolation race was counted but officials later ruled it should not have counted Virginia totaled 912 points
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Charlottesville
Bass
University of Virginia
Wilson A. Waddy
Richmond
Virginia
Mount Washington Athletic Club
Mount Washington
Ordways Defeat Hospital Corps in Militia Basketball Game
The Ordway Rifles defeated Company A Hospital Corps 53 to 2 at the Center Market Armory. Sannino and Wilford starred for the Rifles with notable contributions including multiple scoring plays.
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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
Radtke sets world record with four wins at Hot Springs
Herman Radtke wins four races at Hot Springs to surpass the single week record, riding Ala Russell Miss Strome Bravery and Dolinda as Grading officials flag The Rake as a ringer. Rose Hart wins in the fifth race and Dolinda takes the sixth with Do linda.
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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 IN ASCOT RACE CRASH
Los Angeles February 23. Several horses jammed at the stretch turn in the last race at Ascot, leaving two jockeys severely hurt Hudlin on Pinta and Landon on Rubiana the victims. Short priced horses won four of six races, weather clear, track fair. First race San Galwood won at 6 to 3 with Tramway second and La Teranta third Time 1 50. Second race Tom Gilmy won at 8 to 1 with Native Son second and Halton third Time 0 55. Third race Sunray won at 11 to 5 with Chancellor Walworth second and Lucian third Time 1 42 14. Fourth race San Fara won at 1 to 2 with Wrente second and Growshade third Time 1 40. Fifth race Miss May Bowdich won at 3 to 1 with Huapala second and Northville third Time 1 41. Sixth race Starling won at 7 to 10 with Evelyn Griffin second and Anona third Time 1 05.
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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
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Edwin T. Fryer
Ritter
Walter Keke
Bunning Hush
Sunray
Chancellor Walworth
Lucian
Hippocrates
Strestel
Helen
Yeoman
The
Growshade
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Reva‘t
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Sandstone
Ecd
Pleasant Days
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Huapala
Northville
Sherry
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Tottenham
Freesias
Old Mike
Golden Light
Ad Gondolas
Starling
Evelyn Griffin
Anona
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Seedcrake
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April
City Park racing card trimmed after rain
New Orleans February 23 at City Park the third race was declared off leaving six events on the docket. The Gleam and Monet led as winners among favorites with The Only Way heavily backed in the fifth race but Bert Osra showed the field. Track listed as good under cloudy skies.
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New Orleans
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Monet
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Beau Brummel
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Chambler
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del Carina
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the Gleam
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April Showers
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Ione
Thera Leeslee
Jack Dolen
Meadow Breeze
Pretor
Jous
Telephone
Astarita
Billy Handsel
Watt Grounds Fall Meet Produces Favorites Winifred A and Southern Cross
New Orleans racing at Watt Grounds features favorites Winifred A Lancastrian and Southern Cross winning multiple races. Results include First Race win by Winifred A at 2 to 1, Second Race by Suzannah at 3 to 1, Third Race Lanecastrian prevailing, Fourth race Southern Cross at 7 to 1, and Sixth race Avoid at 1 to 1 with times noted for each event.
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Southern Cross
New Orleans
Lancastrian
Watt Grounds
Sir Francis II
Iame
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J. H. Montgomery
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Dennis Sullivan
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van Ness
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Avoid
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Sincerity Belle
Jerry Lynch
Shenandoah
Beechwood
Canejo Wins Oakland San Francisco Race After Trials
After many attempts Canejo finally wins a purse at 13 to 1 in a long card at Oakland. Three favorite winners noted. Weather threatens track sloppy as Wine Spot races from behind to beat Jackfull in the fifth. First race featured Toolman winning at 20 to 1 with Yaukee Jim nearby.
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Oakland
San Francisco
Sunomaries
Toolman
Yaukee Jim
Thoroughbred Race Card Details With Odds and Times
Report lists multiple races with entrants and outcomes. horses Ban tam Lizz Temptation Lily Golden Miss Kingseth St. George Phalanx and others compete across sprints to a variety of distances. times range around 1:16 to 1:24 with several winners such as Sheeham Ban tam Lily Golden and Nine Spot noted among the fields.
Garths Horses Here Benning Meet a Month Off
Mild weather has favored thoroughbreds as Garths stable at Benning grows. Forty-five horses, including seventeen two-year-olds, are housed and workouts show most are two weeks from a race. Bobby Kean leads the string with others like Pater and Martin in strong form. Canadian turfman William Hendrie also fields a large group at the track.
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Billy” Garth
Charlottesville
Here
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Hyperion
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Martin
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Toronto
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Preen
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Fair Grounds and Names of Entered Horses and People
A list of entries and names appears, including horses such as Triple Silver Black Mate Salvisa Baleaded Whorler The Cure Invincible and many people like Marvin Neal Mildred L Lida Vivian and Mrs Mathews. It reads like a catalog of participants and attendees tied to Fair Grounds and City Park events.
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Request
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Triple Silver
Black Mate
Salvisa
Baleaded
Whorler
the Cure
Invincible
Williams
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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 Ground Racing Entries Printed
Entries list for New Orleans Fair Ground and City Park races with six, four and a half, two miles sprints and handicaps. Athletes, breeders, and owners are named for each event including Tom Mankins Lady Ray Norwood Ohio Bone Drake John H Kirby and Be Quest.
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Fair Ground
Tom Mankins
Lady Ray
Norwood Ohio
Bone- Drake
John H. Kirby
Many Thanl
Triple Silver
Be- Quest
Merry Belle
Balesheg
Salvisa
Black Mate
Judge Davey
Blackburn
Glad Pirate
Bud
St. Valentine
Au Revoir
Little Scout
de Reszke
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Logiatile
Auromaster
Footlight
Consuelo
Bleanenworth
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Nones
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Paul
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AH Scarlet
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Atwood
Lou Woods
Avoid
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Beechwood
M@Williams
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Arabo
Tennyburn
Randolph
Imboden
Decoration
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Varna Forse
Lemon Girl
Frank Green
Marvin Neal
Bitter Brown
Jere Dunn in Critical Condition After Track Incident
Jere Dunn, longtime turf figure, lies seriously ill in San Francisco from throat cancer. He previously collapsed at the track and was moved to his hotel where his condition remains critical. Dunn trained horses and once led Sunny Slove, who placed second to Ber Brush in the Brighton Cup in a hard three horse race.
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San Francisco
Sunny Slove
Ber Brush
Friar
Yale pole vaulter Dray injured in practice at New Haven
Yale Intercollegiate pole vault champion R. Dray suffered a knee and ankle ligament strain after a vault mishap in the Yale gym. His injury may sideline him for the season. he will use crutches for several days as he recovers and will miss the Georgetown meet on March 3.
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Conn
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Yale
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Three Teams Debtors In Sun Day School League
Sun day-school Baseball League president G A Prevost issued a statement claiming only three teams owe money to M A Tappan of the sporting goods firm at 1339 IF Street, a defendant in a Philadelphia bankruptcy petition filed February 21. Tappan furnished Prevost a statement showing eleven teams’ accounts are square.
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Virginia and Hopkins No. 1 Chess Match Report
University of Virginia defeated Johns Hopkins 5 to 2 in Charlottesville as Hopkins trailed after five decisive games with two earlier wins from Landry and Moor clinching for Virginia. Separate Annapolis date set for April 28 with Penn and Naval Academy crews to meet. Yale and Columbia races planned in May. An ad for Bucklen's Arnica Salve closes the item.
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