Sporting Comment by J Ed Grillo on training at home
The piece argues training at home could maintain form better than costly southern trips. It cites clubs in northern cities benefiting from home conditioning, notes the danger of fatigue from heat, and discusses impacts on team interest and season readiness. References to Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Cleveland, with mentions of Cy Young’s pitching and catcher challenges.
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J. ED Grillo
T Rue
Fed
Ol Ballimore
Perp Wits
Hanlon
Otters
McAleer
Cy” Young
St. Louis Republic
Young
Jim
Taylor
Cleveland
Browns
St. Louis
Mr. Robinson
Young and Criger
Boston
Robinsons
Seaboard
Lajoie
Ohlo Ra Flaplitter
Naps
Joss
Berger
Gler Liebhardt
Dusty Rhoades
Prize Fight Law Test Raises Arkansas Arrests
Hot Springs authorities arrest Tommy Devin of Philadelphia and two others by governor order for engaging in a prize fight. All were released on bonds as cases were moved in police court and continued. Governor Honagey vows to prevent future prize fights in Arkansas.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Ue Serif
Tommy Devin
Philadelphia
Chicago
Heinger
Honaghey
Arkansas
Will Play Mutes Tonight In Tristate League Clash
The M. M. C. A. Reserve basketball team hosts Gallaudet College Reserves tonight at Kendall Green gym. This pivotal Tristate League match will decide the championship as the two top teams are tied for first. Local captain Beckett and players rely on a strong showing against Baltimore’s Central Y. M. C. A. and other rivals to secure the title.
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Gallaudet College
Kendall Green
Mutes
Association
Gnilaudet
Positta
Motes
Wit
Baltimore
Oriole City
Quint
Orioles
York, Pa
Baltimore West
Washington
G Street
Beckett
Championship Series Set For Chicago and New York
The national intercollegiate basketball championship will open in Chicago on March 18 or 20 between University of Chicago and Columbia University. A second game will be at Columbia on March 27 with a third contest possible on neutral ground. Chicago aims to defend its title after fourteen straight wins and near the same lineup as last year.
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Washington Fest
Chicago
University of Chicago
Columbia
University
Columbia Gymnasium
New York
University of Pennsylvania
Carlisle players desert story denied by authorities
Spokane reports that Carlisle Indian football players left the institute, with fullback Albert Payne alleging departures by Hauser Thorpe Dupus Bird and Afraid-of-a-Bear. Carlisle officials deny the claim, stating Payne was expelled for intemperance and that the team will be intact for the season.
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Spokane
Wash
Carlisle
Fencing Match at Waval Academy and Navy Cornell Dual Meet
Special to The waghant reports a fencing bout between Cornet and the academy at Annapolis Academy in the afternoon. In the evening the gymnastics season opens with a dual meet between the Naval Academy and Cornell, promising a lively sports day.
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Annapolis
Waval Academy
Cornet
Academy
Naval Academy
Cornell
Automobiles and Enthusiasm Rise at Baltimore Show
Napoleon Hill traveled to Baltimore in a Pope Tribune roadster. Washington attendees included Gardner and Edgar Orme with a Charger Cherrol motor car. Charles E. Miller & Bro report sales of Ford landaulet and Indian motorcycles to several buyers. Gov Magoon’s Cuban roads cited as proof of improving transport. Pierce Arrow for Taft arrived in Washington while New York City now operates about 100 automobiles. The American Automobile Association sanctions board lists new officers and fees. Baltimore trip drew dealers seeking faster deliveries after earlier gloom.
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Napoleon Hill
Baltimore
Pope ‘Tribune
Esterday
Gardner
Edgar Orme
Chalmer
New York
Jotal
Lardig
Washington
Washington and Lee Defeats VPI in Close State Game
Washington and Lee beat Virginia Polytechnic Institute 16 to 12 in a hard fought game. Oshatra Hannis and Boyd starred for W and L while Hurt led VPI. The win closes the season and keeps Washington and Lee in championship contention.
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Lexington
Washington
Lee
V.P. I
Washington and Lée
Washington and Lee
V. P. Ita
Joe Thomas Struggles in Weight Cut Fight Review
Article reviews Joe Thomas California pugilists heavy weight loss in two months and Hugo Kelly rematches. It contrasts Jem Driscoll, Billy Madden praise, and compares Driscoll to Griffo and Attell, noting Driscoll’s footwork and ring craft. Baseball notes flag Giants and Highlanders spring training, with players and staff listed for Macon, Ga assignments.
Rule stops pitching subterfuge in league games
The new rule requires a pitcher to retire at least one batter before being removed, ending the practice of using multiple relievers to warm up a finisher. Umpires enforced the change after repeated complaints, and managers will face long odds sending a pitcher into a crucial moment without proper warm up.
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Fat
Chicago
Camilton
Fred Lake
Cahllon
Lake
Oiten
Balla
Cepter Field
Cantillon
Beaton
Tannehill Hat
Boston
Calnflon
Johnson
Tannehill
Hughes
Smith
Cates
Keeley
Connelly
Doe’ Gessler
Beinig
Jahmson
Pell and Grant Win Indoor Tennis Title in Three Sets
The Washington Post reports the national indoor lawn tennis doubles final at Sev enth regiment armory. G C Shafer and L H Fitch were defeated by Wylie C Grant and Theodore K R Pell in three straight sets to claim the title. Pell and Grant will face Shafer in the singles final tomorrow at 2 o clock.
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Washington Post
York
Seventh Regiment Armory
LW. B. Cragin, Jr
Miles
Harlock
G. C. Shafer
L. H. Fitch
Parker Bridget & Co Fall Fashion Show Ad Copy
Parker Bridget and Company at Ninth and the Avenue showcases spring clothes and hats with topcoats and fabrics praised for distinctive wearer individuality. The ad highlights hats driven by metropolitan styles, unique neckwear, shirts, hosiery, gloves, and Teck shoes for men and young men in full variety.
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Parker-Bridget
Cornell Wins Narrowly in Rough Georgetown Contest
Cornell defeats Georgetown by one point in a hard fought game at Odd Fellows Hall. Crosby led Cornell with sharp dribbling and passing while Jim Colliflower fouled Avery to decide the final basket. Georgetown fought to the end as Rice and Avery starred for the Blue and Gray in a well contested clash.
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Avery
Crosty
Georgetown
Cornell
Odd Fellows
Lake Cayuga
Jim ‘Colliflower
Iim
Cornel
Crosby
Avery Thing
Jim Callflower
Georgetowrs
Ting
Rice
Jim Colliffewer
Cornsit
Jim Colliflower
Rive Ard Gray
Virginia
Odd Fellows Hall
Crosby Rice
What’s left winter gar cheats reduced sale
Fragmented ad copy touts remaining winter garments with deep discounts on suits and overcoats. Prices range from 9.00 to 37.50, listing multiple price points such as 21.75 15.00 10.75 and 34.75 for various suits and overcoats.
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Salta
Saltey
Sir Walford’s
Small and speedy gallops home in handicap feature
In Oakland, Smiley Corbett and Tony Fauat race the heavily played favorites as Pail makes good in the handicap. Somie Poor rides for White with Sam Bernard, Wisteria, Ozanne, Fors ford, and Prolif also in the mix. In the second race two-year-olds race six furlongs with Chester Krum and My Last among noted names. Multiple late results list Lady Irma, Green Seal, Animua, and others across seven races with varied outcomes and times.
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Tony Fauat
Oakland
Bright Skies
Somie
For White
Sam Bernard
Wisteria
Ozanne
Forsford
Prolif
Chester Krum
G. Powers
G. Burns
Arthur Rouse
Mcree
Myles ‘O’connell
Evin Fir
Setpronetta
George Field
le Petite
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Bride
Levington
Counsel
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Guy Fisher
J. Powers
Star Thistle
J. Howard
al Jen Meo
Bell of
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Eizabeth Harwood
George Guyton
Sorrowtut
John A. Force
OW. Riley Algoren
Eounth Twack
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Gowan
Bhihfna
Goldstein
Big Bow
Toby Tosa
Animua
Vv. Powers
Martble
Medeo
Rowin T. Fryar
Dla
Woolwinder
Uncle Jim
Billie Botemer
Ing
Howard
Diaudonne
Chippewa
Vivante
Hilgert
Falerand
Tavora
Number One
Humero
Ben Sandalgo
Welling
Lane Frat
Boomerang
Tomine
Charlotte Hamilton
Notpeo
Catabrel
Lady Heater
Self Reliant
Karl Gleason
ByYedrolde
Claibornes
Merise
Prine
Aled
Oenadoud
Sixier Citte
St. -Abe
Eneteclan
Wribuna
Don Hamilton
Belle
Slekin
Merny Bella
Wathale
Aid ‘Gemei
Daily Racing Entries Show Busy Card Across Six Races
The listing details selling and handicap races at six furlongs to a mile and a half, with entries including Deutachanis Frand, Autire, General Haler, Gypsy King, Ed Davis, Kokomp, Vesta, Tom Shax, and many others. Notable events include the Cup preliminary, California Oaks, and Woodlawn stakes with numerous horses and odds listed.
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St. Francia
Autire
General Haler
Gypsy King
Ed Davis
Kokomp
Vesta
Txchequer
Adena
Marion Cases
Denson
Blagg
Tom Shax
Anna
Mist
Fireball
Figent
Fair
Annie
Rosevale
Rubin Grands
Colytio
Carmiga
Mauretinia
Ocean Queen
Hal Rogers
Red Leaf
Blanche G
Severus
Coppers
Dosante
Firestone
Pallotia
Cressina
Logistilis
Madman
Palo ‘Alto
Booger Red Dominates Meeker Handicap at Oakland
In Oakland Booger Red the Texas bred pony campaigner defeated seven sprinters including Smiley Corbett to win the Meeker handicap. Bright Skieg led early in other races as Inflection failed in a juvenile. favorites suffered a rare rout with long odds and a tumultuous day for bettors.
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Booger Red
Oakland
Smiley Corbett
Tony ‘Faust
Nlareth Ganitt
Booger Red Fist
Bright Skieg
Tommy Griffin
Hke & Cart
E. Clark
Steel
Chalce
Cotton
Legatec
Emerse
Pelling
Diight Skies
Tol
Lek
Ollie
Jamex
Scovilla
Olathe
Rezon
K. Harridon
Jungle Quéen
Kvingalgorin
Thing RA
Okenlle
Bugler
Gargantua
Taplin
Tinie Ts
Colbert
Henvolto
Mattie Mack
Mayer Iadran
Fou
Tisovitien
Mad
Tan
Fanand
Ford
Peay Faust
del ‘Cruzsder
Cressina
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Baile Oar
Ity Miles
Reharker
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Ultimatum for Willis to sign with Pittsburgh club
Victor Willis returned his unsigned contract to the Pittsburg club and will not pitch for the offered money. President Dreyfuss warned Willis he must sign by March 8 or stay out of baseball all summer. Starr the Pittsburg infielders was traded to Boston amid rumors of a deal involving Dablen.
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Washington
Pittsburg
Victor Wils
Pittsboro
Dreyfuss
Willis
Newark
West Baden
Tommy Leach
Alleys Ready for Tourney Opening in Pittsburg
Sixteen bowling alleys built for the American Bowling Congress tournament near Pittsburg are finished and ready as the event opens tomorrow. Mayor elect W A Magte will give the welcome, with August Herrmann and other congress officials arriving from Cincinnati to participate in the opening addresses.
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Pittsburg
American Bowling Congress
August Herrmann
Cincinnati
Congress
W. A. Magte
Herrmann
Fittsburg
Relief From Locomotor Ataxia Prompts Patient Testimony
In Covington Indiana Jacob Hirgel reports intense relief from locomotor ataxia using Dr Miles Anti Pain and Nerve and Liver Pills. He says they lessen pain with long use and claims no harm or habit formation after years of use. The ad notes many chronic sufferers find relief and would not return to doctors if relief fails.
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Billy Madden
Griff
Driscoll
Griffo
Attell
Miles
Jacob. Hirgel
Covington
Ind
Extra Prize For Long Run At Bloomingdale Athletic Meet
Distance runners Fleming Gallagher Breyer Griffith Elphinstone headline a crowded field as Bloomingdale Club entries pour in for the second annual meet. Philadelphia prep school and Johns Hopkins University squads will travel south to Washington. Worley and Worley records, additional prizes and a banner raise expectations for a big cross country event amid inauguration events and Georgetown games.
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Brown Prep Seriool
Philadelphia
Johns Hopking University
Washington
J. J. Grutlagher
Breyer
Griffith
Crane
P. Fleming
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Cullx
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Stecker
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White
Hodges
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Hyatt
Wader
Walsh
Business High
Fegan
Hil
Davis
Welcker
Sto fAnigh
Georgetown
Jens Worley
South Atlantic
Weyrich
Marlow
Kemper
Hay
Henderson
Michael
N. T. Worley
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