Open Golf Tournaments Dominate Seasonal Schedule
A flurry of golf events from March through July includes open amateur and professional championships across Pinehurst Augusta Palm Beach Los Angeles and more. Notable entries feature the United States Golf Association calendar with venues in Ireland Scotland England and France, highlighting international participation and a busy North American circuit. The article lists dozens of tournaments, dates, and locations, underscoring a crowded season ahead.
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Impellant
Palm Beard
Florida Vard
Auguste
Medil
Augusta
Aerts
Mia
Fli
Western GA
Chicago
Pinehurst
Chirpionship Mint
Los Anges
California Galt Association
Palm Beach
Fla
Woodland
Auburndale
Luton
Dallymount
Ireland
Myopia Hunt Clit Hamilton
Ormentsia Club
Lake Forest
United States Golf Association
Soviete de Golf de Paris
Versailles
France
Wee Burn
Noroton
Brooklaun
Aricgeport
Connecticut
Hollywood
Cham Qenship
Metropoltan
Srae Burn
Westewton Mass
United States
Contagious Blood Poison Cure Claim Reported
A Bowling Green Kentucky resident D M Sanders testifies that after mercury failed to help his contagious blood poison he used S S 8 h and was cured within a short time. He states the cure occurred two years ago and claims to be entirely free of the disease.
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Bowling Green
D.m.sanders
Atlanta
Winners at Bic Odds Carnival Crowded Track
New Orleans February 26 a Farr Grounds carnival drew a large crowd as favorites Lancastrian Logistilla and Schoolmate led early. Estepiatz paid 40 to 1 to win the first race, Verandah 3 to 1 placed second, with race times and many runners listed for six events.
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Farr Grounds
Logistilla
New Orleans
Fair Grounds
Lancastruian
Bull Carroll
8Sc Hildreth
W Fields
Summanes
Voyage
Verandah
Bil Carroll
Darrington
Frank Kenney
Trossachs
Quaint
Lally Lasea
Helen Luces
Big Store
Sanserit Baneful Shroeders
Commodore Them
Rover
Guy Adelaide
Clifford Rolla
Norwood Ola
Logistill
Captain Rob
Whippoorwill
Sonata
Tom Minky
Gallant
Glengallant
Owasea
Margaret O
Philhadora Girdle
City Park card produces short-priced winners and upsets
Custus pulls clean over the jumps to headline an upset at City Park while favorites claim four of seven races. Minnie Adams loses to Moret. the weather is cloudy with fast track as crowds witness steady favorites and notable performances across six races including steeplechase action.
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Custus
City Park
En Orleans
Minnie Adams
Moret
Summanes
la ‘Thorne
Annie Ruskin
Charley Werd
Demgre Frecosa
Brightly
Dugen
Tom Morgan
Boi
Stille Skuly
Fanny Maria
Frimplin
Shelagh
Salke
Lath Honeywell Electric Dell Little We Anne
Busan
Lady Charale
Wiss Watkins
Laver
Alto
Shull Coure
Poorlands
Secord
Lintet
Ted Turd
New Amsterdam
Oliver Mo Ohno
King Sheet
Jane Creal
Pirate Painaus
Best van
St Joseph
Orly
Honda
Joe Malleable
Leta Duty
Lailor Boy
Labor
Grasiora
Henn
Tiandamar
Rian
Goldie
Notte Lucille
Girard
Glencare
Radtke Leads With Two Wins at Oaklawn Meet
Hot Springs Ark.Pel 26 Radtke followed today with two wins as Mia Russell Marie Hanlon and Benevole fell short. Miss Shome and Allan J won for the jockey, while Dr Hart defeated Male Hanlon at 20 to 1 in the sixth race amid a late rainstorm. Weather cleared and cooled.
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Hot Springs Ark Pel
Radtke
Oaklawn
Mia Russell
Marie Hanlon
Benevole
Miss Shome
Allan J
Alea Russell
Dr Hart
Male Hanlon
Mayor Johnson & To
Hintoon Concert
Hal Frank
RAGE
Hart
Piralio
Accond Helen Clawson
Nisha Benevole
Arthur Rosenfeld
Bear Blackward
Firth
Bendigo
Ala Russell
Neroth
Los Angeleno
Trigtin Shandy
Briers Triumphs as Favorite Wins at Oakland Track
In a crowded Oakland program Wade Favorite dominated the six furlong opening race. Jockey Dugan rode Profitable to a strong finish as Weather Cle’r teased the field on a heavy track. Cocksure, Rustic Lady, Jamona Ellerd, Angle, Studdert, Rivaral and Sion also contended for minor placings.
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Studdert
Rivaral
Sion
Mima
Sonia Talbot
Meade
Jimmie Totaz
Avonalls
Jillette Loelitem Wael
Frovic
Gud Rey del Mundo
Nile Briers
Ebony Sets New Track Record at Ascot in Fast Mile Race
Ebony beat Fustian by a length to set a new Ascot track record for a mile and fifty yards, finishing in 1:92.3 at the Ascot meeting in Los Angeles on February 26. The top four were Ebony, Fustian, Wrenne, and the Gadfly, followed by Kalter and Tendercrest, with weather clear and the track fast.
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Fustian
Ascot
Los Angeles
Ebony
Wrenne
Gadfly
Kalter
Tendercrest
Prosperity
Navarre
Emil WV
Edwin T Fryer
Warie Esher
Burning Bask
SIXTEENTH RACE MEETS AT NEW ORLEANS FAIR GROUNDS DAY
A racing card from New Orleans Fair Grounds features multiple races with noted bets and outcomes. Jack Gilroy, Wes Alfante, Patsy Brown, and Coriene win or place across six furlongs and one mile events, with odds and purses listed for each race. The card also cites results for Futurity course events and details of horses like Daruma, Resia, Betsy, and Talbert in early races at the meet.
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Jack Gilroy
Talbert
Ebony
Dustlan
Wreone Dita
The
Gadfly
Wasoufa
Jesses Jewel
Red Tane
Charles Green
Chaetas Kousrok
Desmages
New Orleans
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Sainzilla Lucy Marie
Mamie K
Dorothy M
Littlee Wanda
Our Own
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Paul Cliford
Tennyburn
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Lona J
Fugo
Remington
Whippoorwill
the Cure
Au Revolt
Royal Armes
Peter Paul Jur Gillock
Mo Fave
Fengien
Evrh
Tseuteboon
Ben Hodder
Ant du Tumps
Fife
Pusete Welfley
Almente
Grinkley
Alsona
Huachuca
Ass May
Astraea
Iosie
Tottenham Hagerdon Dancing Kid
Gowanus
Dailey
Rostot
Multiple Race Entries and Sums From a Historic Meet Card
A long list of race entries with names and sums per horse across five races plus additional horse names and notes. The card cites horses such as Lady Bimbo Dixie Lad Briarthorpe Clydeo Ninespot and many others with scores like 102 98 107 100. It reads like a detailed program listing horses and stakes without a single coherent narrative.
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Furst
Rommerack
Marv
Miss Cesarion
Latelle
Rosella
Kingisette
Ies
Martha
Walco
Retlaw
Issa
San Primatas
Harmalis
Black Pat
All Black
Gilsten
George Vivian Aten
Aggla Lewis
Henry O
Fruit
Ascot
Ualh Beach
Siniestro Duchst
Sugden
de Grammont
Massa
Corrigan
Theo Case
Christine
Decoy
Dearhunter
Berendos
Lurene Dirdie
Alice Carey
Lady Ninora
Chestnut
Im Jae
Fulletta
Boloman
Ethel Thatcher
Roy Carlo
Wittman
Livero
Cieely Inez
Batchelor
Lotta Gladstone
Two Draw Decisions In YMCA Wrestling Meet
Gallaudet wrestler 8S Williams earned two draw decisions over YMCA’s William Turner in last night’s preliminaries at the YMCA Building. Twenty-two athletes competed, trimming the field to nine matches for finals next Thursday at the Association Gym.
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Williams
Gallaudet College
William Turner
Y McA
YMCA
Association Gymnasium
Hindleberger
J R Dase
Grant Again Wins National Indoor Tennis Title
Grant of the New York Lawns Tennis Club won the national singles crown at the indoor tournament held on Seventh Regiment Armory courts in New York. He defeated E. P. Fisher, former metropolitan champion, 6 4, 6 2, 10 8, showcasing swift service and overhead play. This is Grant's third title in the event.
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E. P. Fisher
New York
Wic C Grant
New York Lawns Tennis Club
Seventh Regiment Armory
EF P. Fisher
Metropolitan
Grant
Fisher
Auction of 250 Horses at Bull's Head Bazaar
About 250 head of horses to be sold at Bull's Head Bazaar at 1122 to 1130 Twentieth Street NW on Wednesday February 28 1906 with sale starting at 10 o clock A M. Includes trotters pacers harness horses and general purpose stock consignor Mr L Gormen presents the fastest pair of horses on Warhington.
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Bull’s Head Bazaar
L. Gormen
Warhington
Horses for sale at Lancaster County sale exhibit
A catalog of horses including chestnut mare TSUVANNA and saddle cobs, with sires and speeds noted. Several trotters and cobs advertised for sale by Mr Charles Chick and Mr Hartman from Lancaster and Allentown, with horses on display before sale.
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Chimes
Tsuvanna
Guy Tini
Allerton Prince
Tral
Waterloo
Brougham Horse Brown Cob, 15%, Fit For the Showing, A High Actor Ghappie
Charles Chick
Kitty Welle
Hartman
Lancaster County
J M. Bush
Allentown
Indoor meet attracts top stars for Georgetown games
More than 200 athletes entered the Georgetown indoor meet at Convention Hall for March 3. Champion Castleman of Colgate leads a strong field including Yale’s Capt Cates and Penn’s Capt Amsler. Hillman of the New York Athletic Club may run the 440 and 44 yard dash, with Mulligan from Georgetown and Parsons of Yale among others shaping relay teams and sprint clashes.
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Georgetown
Convention Hall
Castleman
Colgate Universiy
Cates
Yale
Amsler
Pennsylvania
Harry Hillman
New York Athletic Club
Illman
Athletic Club
Gotham
Hillman
Brennan
McHigan
Brown Prep Schost
Mulligan
Connor
Columbia Athletic Club
Washington
Marvin Sheppard
Parsons
Intercollegate A Association
Columbia Golf Club Opens First Open Championship
Columbia Golf Club announces its first open championship set for April 10 and 11 at the inks near Brightwood. prizes total 500 dollars for professionals and amateurs with medals for top finishers and final decisions by the tournament committee. Entries close April 9 with pairings posted at the clubhouse and in The Washington Post.
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Columbia Golf Club
Messrs J C Davidson Pliney Moran
L W Weaver
Inks
Brightwood
Nitead States Golf Association
Lueida
Apri
Washington Post
Moran
Washington, D C
Columbia
Setback for Georgetown Crew as Capt Mudd and Canario Withdraw
Georgetown’s rowing squad suffers a setback as Captain Mudd and Canario cannot compete this season. Mudd faced eligibility doubts after his election and has now withdrawn from the shells. Canario was barred by the faculty for late matriculation, leaving Stuart as the leading captain candidate. If the new boathouse is ready, practice will shift from machines to the river late this week.
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Hayes
Crach Dempsey
Muda
Stuart
Haughton Defeats Whitney for National Amateur Racquet Title
Percy D Haughton of the Boston Tennis and Racquet Club defeated Payne Whitney of the New York club three games to two to win the national amateur racquet championship at the Boston Athletic Association. The scores were 11 15, 9 15, 15 12, 15 13, 6 14. Whitney led at points in every key phase, but Haughton’s steadiness and reach sealed the comeback.
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Boston
Percy D Haughton
Boston Tennis and
Boston Athletic Association
Payne Whitney
New York
Whitney
Haughton
Delaware tops rivals in U21 State trap match finale
In Baltimore on February 26 the Delaware trap shooters won the deciding third match of the U21 State championship series. Delaware defeated Pennsylvania 14 to 85 and Maryland 77 to 9 in a tense finish.
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Baltimore
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Maryland
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