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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1906

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16

Twenty three Men Named to Participate in Olympic Games

New York February 27 after a long debate the Olympic committee selected twenty three men to Greece around April 1 for the Athens games. Further selections hinge on funds and college permissions. many collegians may join if allowed. The list includes Hahn Schick Hillman Bonhag Valentiine Sullivan and others from Irish American and Cambridgeport gymnasiums and New York clubs.

New York Greece Athens Uwe Archie Hahn Milwaukee Waton Cambengeport Gymnasium Uneyrouce New Orleans A Schick Harvard H L Hillman New York A WA Schick Valentiine J P Sullivan George V. Bonhag George Vo Hunhag J J Forestan Missowti

Indoor Meet at Norfolk To Feature AAU Event

Georgetown hosts an AAU organized indoor meet at Norfolk on March 17 with open events for army and navy, interscholastic contests for students, and open events for colleges, schools, and clubs. Notable participants include Georgetown, George Washington, Columbia AC, and several South Carolina and Virginia colleges. Moran Barry, former Georgetown captain, chairs the committee and will seek local entries at Convention Hall next Saturday evening.

Georgetown Norfolk AAU Army Navy George Washington Columbia Athletic Club Washington South University of Virginia Universality of North Carolina Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Agricultural and Mechanical College Raleigh St. John's College Annapolis ‘University Maryland Episcopal High School Alexandria Richmond College William and Mary College Woodberry Forest Moran Barry Convention Hall

Princeton Squad Training Puts Candidates Through Light Work

Princeton New Jersey February 27 About forty baseball aspirants answered Coach Cosgrove call for candidates from the freshman class They practiced in the cage handling grounders batting with Myers of Mercersburg and Sides of the Brooklyn High showing at third base Royniger late of Lawrenceville sought pitcher or outfield and Vaughan of Exeter shortstop The group will be weeded out next week as candidates from other classes appear A baseball man said a professional coach would be used this year but graduate coaches would be relied upon for now.

Cosgrove Princeton N. J Myers Mercersburg Brooklyn High Royniger Lawrenceville Vaughan Hkxeter Tigers

Ben Hodder Dominates Close Finish at Carnival Racecard

New Orleans Fair Grounds drew a large crowd despite carnival attractions. Ben Hodder defeated Amrin to win the seventh race in a tight finish as Lucy Marie and Paul Clifford led earlier events. Paul Clifford upset at 12 to 1, with Escutcheon and Lucy Marie also prominent.

Paul Clifford Escutcheon Lucy Marie New Orleans Fed Fair Grounds de Ben Bladder Avoid Little Wanda Dorothy M Bitter Miss, Pepper and Salt Beatrice H. Sainzilla Our Own Mamie K Rale—S Lena J Pinsticker Remington Request St. Bonnie Tennyburn Safeguard Eacutcheon the Cure Peter Paul Jurd Gil- Jack Au Revoir Majave Fenian Ben Hodder Amrin Deuxtempes Superior Beaterling Sincerity Belle Shenandoah Pulr Calypso Hottensia Aurora Fred Hornbeck Northwind Jehan Randolph Ogontz Bourke Cochran Lidettorre Ponca Algo

John Carroll Easy Rex Handicap Winner at City Park

John Carroll, favored in the Rex Handicap at City Park in New Orleans, led a mile race to victory by a length amid a tight back stretch, with The Gleam and Jack Dolan among other betting favorites. Weather clear, track fast. purse for the race was $1,250.

City Park New Orleans Corrigan John Carroll Gleam Jack Dolan King Leopold Kunelarky George Dir Hscheter Miss Jewell Martha V Avsha Queen of Milebrosk Lang D Sugaree Heirloom Master Kenrietta Ingolmitt Bradley's Pot Trogon Foreigner Yechling Gari Isque Tig Bow Padre Telaeson Rorsiand Dexel Hymetts Tifa Little Whianiao Rey Haa Yap John Corral Debar Scroid Shaevana Ture Dryout Calsledo Jac Doran Quinn Brady Joy Primi Tima Sage Vrateraa Phillips Vaso Kach Ward Irishman Astarils Dinergenes Gasconne Monterey Husted Tinker Billy Wansell Heart of Hyacinth Bertha E Hacil Caseine Tate Penny Pretorius Daron Byhe Merv George Miss Jorgan Gentian Libadon Ann Hlm Mandina

Bucolic Proved The Gamer In Oakland Race Finish

Bay area racing report from San Francisco February twenty seven details Bucolic beating Tam O Shanter in a driving Oakland second race. The card lists results for all six races with times, odds and placing, noting clear weather and muddy track conditions and several other race winners such as Massa Jerry Hunt and Boloman across the card.

Tam O’ Shanter Oakland San Francisco Cal Bucolic Massa Brussel Duke of Orleans Elinfale Yankee Jim Jobo H. Sheehan Mr Melton Ocean Shore Bneolic Tam O' Shanter Iine de Gremumont Lady Bimbo Duelist Siustro Theo Case Corrigan Clydeo Dixie Lad Briarthorpe Lurene Decoy Chestnut Berendos Lady Ninota Boloman Fulletta I'm Joe Lisario Kel Thatcher Lottia Gladstone Ray Carlo Inez Batchelder

BOGES BURNED ON CONVOLO AT OAKLAWN RACE

Howard Frazer and friends won a large sum at Oaklawn Park on Convolo in the third race. The Louisville prepared horse opened at 26 to 1, moved to 3 to 1, with Radtke riding three winners today as track played fast.

Louisville Hot Springs Ark Howard Frazer Oaklawn Convolo Radtke Samelson Neanla W Sneer Gishock Voltage Little Gress Moorhen Baylaw W. G. Williams Peggy Mine Ada Russell Game Hird Wilcox Rosalia Anna Karenina Miss King Cole Jerry Sharp Muss Cesarion Louise

Dr Miles Heart Cure Praised By Alonzo Morley

Alonzo Morley of Columbus reports chronic heart troubles improved after using Dr Miles Heart Cure. He cites ongoing pain, shortness of breath and palpitations turning to restful sleep, better appetite, and renewed strength after three bottles. Bank guarantee offered by pharmacist if no benefit.

Miles Dr. Miles Ruggist Reed Twelfth Street Rowe

Thoroughbred Race Card Report from Five Stakes Races

Seven furlongs noted as Convolo winning at 9 to 1 with Cutter 3 to 6 second Harmakis at 49 to 1 third. Five furlongs Alt Black 3 to 1 led to Pontotoc 2 to 1 second Noak W 20 to 1 third. Six furlongs Barbadossa 2 to 6 won by King of Abyssinia 20 to 1 second Kill 5 to 1 third. Mile and an eighth Fruit 6 to 1 won George Vivian 25 to 1 second Aggie Lewis 7 to 1 third. Time marks listed for each race.

Whiffeld Prank West Estella H Nissa Convolo Cutter Harmakis San Primo Black Patalxo Alt Black Pontotoc Noak W Duchess Olle Tyrolian Arsenal Mirthless Jack Hallin Master Prim Investor Barbadossa King of

Books Hard Hit At Ascot

Los Angeles reports a big day at Ascot with Bonnie Reg winning the third race after long odds. Favorites captured four of six races as weather stayed clear and the track fast. Races include Futurity courses and multiple contenders such as Water Wagon Almonte Precious Time Beasie Welty and Northville.

Los Angeles Ascot Bonnie Reg Almonte Precious Phys Beasie Welty E Brickley Jack Hennessy Corder Lady Trevers Demas the Goldfinder Sweet Hitty Commida Joan of Arc Pineman Lady Allce Barry Flower Bounte Reg Huachuca Mugs Cherrie Old Make Huapaia McKee Lanark Jesse’s Jewsl Seed Cake Kumilis Astine Sanslim Turkeyhot Pinla Bonnel April's Pride Calog Sherry Wan Bauley Rostof Tramway Hagerdon the Pride Dancing Kid Tottenham Big Injue Capable Gowanus St. Willma

New Orleans Fair Grounds Race Card Full of Entries

At New Orleans Fair Grounds the program lists multiple races across the card. Names include Roue, Triple Silver, Louis Kraft, Consuello I. Profane, Mintberia, Flavigny, and many others with weights and odds for races ranging from six furlongs to two miles. The meet features selling races, handicaps, and a steeplechase with entries like Glengallant, Enverite, and Wellesley among others.

Roue Triple Silver Bonebiane Stockwood Bitter Brown Flavigny Louis Kraft Cashier Nones Benny Elsie Janis Mintberia Logistila Brennenworth Consuello I John Garner Anna Fitzhugh Redman Kargat Orly U Bray Lieutenant Rice Florizet Amberita Yaliupeatry Charlay Charawind Tichimingy New Orleans Fair Grounds Glengallant Enverite Sir Pranca Dan McKenna High Shiner Bonebrake Estepiaty Louis Feiber Abjure Globe Runner J C Clem Brockwood Gypsy King Beechwood Marvin Neal Last Cherry Grove Center Jones Cleveiland Cashler Will Shelly Erne Goo Goo Lady Fonse Paul Sincerity Belle Black Mate Frank Lord Bemay Saisisa Lenore and Blackburn Mintheria Glad Pirate Quagea Judge Davey Videra Geld Cele Elvie Janis Mintberia Snyder Chub Logistilla Auramaster Whippoorwill Monaco Match Consueloil Mahony Bennis Sulla Peter Nathaniel Ternus and Profane George A. Knight Attraction Ferrotype Cart

Thoroughbred Race Card Summary and Entries

A compact race card lists multiple races with horse names and weights. Second race features two-year-olds at three and a half furlongs with Rudy and Mimic's Daughter tied at 118 and 115. Handicap race includes Jack Young as top weight at 109 and several contenders. Sixth race runs a mile with Viperine at 103 and other rivals including Hiree 111 and Tristan Shandy 110.

Flea Adams Molto Mary Lander Paramount Kubelik Dexterity Walnut Hill Victoria Sam Harris Brannigen Misa Croix Jennie F Companion Negueca K. Bingham Las Cruces All Interlude Bilesful Misa May Bowdish Rubinon Mazonta Helle S Fred Parkinson St. Winifrede Hirtie Myrtle White Retador Miss Affable Winnie Adams Radium Smithy Kane Miss Bob Champ Clark Merette Water Mirror I. Samelson Rudy Mimic’s Miss Strome Iigh Tide Dr. Rot Jack Young Broomhandle Cutter Tabs Tosa King Ellsworth Red Sent Lous H Hose Hart Machaot Jardimere Viperine Dave Stahl Hiree Wave Sommera Bandillo Tristan Shandy Ollie Burnett Callege Maid

Corcoran Team Returns From Northern Trip

Corcoran Cadets basketball team report a mixed 2-4 showing against strong New York rivals on a northern tour. Chism and Rice suffered injuries in the opener against Naylor Athletic, with Edwards denying disqualification rumors. Despite wire-rail backboards hampering shooting, Corcorans praised Schenectady’s Company FE for a 62 to 40 win, and 2,000 fans witnessed the clash before a 1,800 mile return. The team plans a rematch next season with York Pa. at the season’s end in mid March.

Corcoran Cadets New York Naylor Athletic Association Chism Rice Edwards Corcorans Schenectady Coereerans Washington Company FE Corcoran Dixie Ic York

Plan a horse show different Luna Park proposal discussed

Virginia horse show associations meet at the Willard this afternoon to discuss staging a Luna Park show next summer and to set dates for the Virginia circuit. The Chevy Chase Club show may be replaced if Luna Park attracts top horses from the region.

Virginia the Willard New Luna Park Horse Show Associations of New Willard Washington Chevy Chase Club Luna Park Coountry

Philadelphia Club Heads to Spring Training in Montgomery

Philadelphia American League champions depart for Montgomery Alabama under Capt Harry Davis to train with enough players to form three teams while Connie Mack handles housing and logistics for the party. The move reflects a large contingent and anticipated depth for the season ahead.

Montgomery Philadelphia Philadelphia American League Baseball Club Ala Harry Davis Connie Mack

250 Head of Horses Auction at Bulls Head Bazaar

250 head of horses to be sold at Bulls Head Bazaar on Wednesdays February 28 1906 starting at 10 o'clock. Special mention of trotters trained pairs and general purpose horses consignments from Mr Gorman and others. Notable entries include Teck Fluvanna Prince Wilson and others with speeds from 2 10 to 2 30. many cobs and a celebrated mare Wirty Wells. Thoroughly as represented and inspected before sale. Charles Chick and E Hallman of Lancaster County also present with carload of work horses from Allentown PA. Exhibitions up to four horses on sale.

Twentieth Street Ie. Gorman Washington Wilson Pavig Allerton Record Prince Watterloo Stee Chappie Franka Brown Charles Chick Ely E. Hallman Lancaster County J. M. Bush Allentown

Georgetown Carnival to Stage Many Relay Races at Convention Hall

Georgetown atrhletic carnival at Convention Hall next Saturday will showcase twelve relay events including Washington stations against Johns Hopkins and Yale versus Penn. Georgetown Prep, Central and Western high schools clash for interscholastic honors while clubs from Columbia, Maryland and Baltimore compete for the South title. Seitz Cartmell Mulligan and Parsons headline individual events as Brennan arranges seats and entry blanks for about 748 athletes.

Georgetown Convention Hall Annayellis Brennan Capt. Lynch Middies Naval Academy Mirdies Admirals George Washington Virginia Johns Hopkins Lorando Fleming Stivers Thurcock Lowe Gaw Yale Pennsylvania Central Friends Select School Technical High School Baltimore Episcopal Alexandria Washington School For Iroquois Belmont U. and I Seitz New York Athletic Club Cartmell Sullivan Georgetown Johnson Britson Columbia Athletic Club Mulligan Greater New York Irish Athletic Club Dear Hillman New York Athletic, Club Castleman Colgate Cates Amsler

Richmond signs Fry to pitching staff for season opener

Richmond Virginia February 27 William Fry of Philadelphia with approval from Connie Mack has joined the Richmond baseball team as pitcher under Manager Charlie Shaffer The season opens April 2 with Lynchburg scheduled to play here Fry is described as a two time winner and the move strengthens the pitching staff for the upcoming campaign.

Washington Richmond William Fry Philadelphia Connie Mack Charlie Shaffer Fry Lynchburg

Six Clubs Form New Sunday School League President Bolgiano Leads

Foundry Methodist Cavalry Methodist Sixth Presbyterian Fifth Baptist Metropolitan Baptist and Ninth Street Christian form a six team Sunday school league to play two games weekly through August. Mount Pleasant grounds will host the first game on May 7 after a lease renewal and stand reconstruction. Petts to umpire all games. Bolgiano named president with Thompson Clark and others on the executive slate.

Foundry Methodist Calvary Methodist Starth Presbyterian Fifth Baptist Metropolitan Baptist Ninth Street Christian Mount Pleasant Sunday Cavalry Methodist Sixth Presbyteran Old League Belgiano Petts Betts Georgetown University F. W. Bolgiano M. F. Thompson G. A. Clark Thompson Clark Price Prevost West Messrs Fowler Columbian Heights

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