Maryland Fox Hunting Legacy In Early American Society
In Maryland a living gallery of fox hunting depicts the sport from 18th century aristocrats to modern clubs. The piece traces Marylanders as originators of the chase, notes key figures like Calvert and Braddock, and chronicles clubs such as Elkridge Fox Hunting and Green Spring Valley. It describes origins in Talbot County, Washington’s role, and club developments through 19th century, highlighting hounds, estates, and notable riders.
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Charles Quincy Turner
Illustrated Sporting News
Great Britain
Maryland
United States
Baltimore
Lordship of Maryland
Biehman
Queen Anne's
Washington
Potomac
Mount Veron
Hanson Wiss
Charles Calvert
Carrollton
Alexander Williams
Lord Almhuret
Edmund Andrews
Montgomery
Thomas Bro
Braddock
Walter Berkeley
Talbot County
Ensland
England
Chesappenake
Virginia
Chestertown
Annapolis
Elkridge Hunt
Green Spring Valley
Talbot
Dorchester
Greenbury Holt
James S&s Dixon
Baltimore Hounds
Hunt Club
Washington, D. C
Chevy Chase Club
Elkridge
Gov. Bradford
H. A. Jackson
BE. A. Jackson
Mr. Whistler
the Banker
M Iss
Molly George
Green Spring
Maryland Hunt Club
Greenpring
Jts
Bureau Leads and Eastern Dueling Change in Bowling Rules
A Milwaukee plan to change American Bowling Congress dues and entry rules looms as Eastern bowlers back reform. The piece also reviews recent league standings, upsets, and upcoming matchups, highlighting the Bureau and Interiors rivalry, printer battles, and a national tournament entry shift.
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American Bowling Congress
Magnates Meet Today Minor League Men
In Cincinnati minor league baseball representatives gathered to map their approach to the national commission meeting slated for tomorrow. Six presidents attended. a joint delegation plans to present their case, centering on player drafting classifications amid Allied opposition. President Pulliam of the National League was ill but hoped to attend. Ban Johnson of the American League was en route to arrive tomorrow.
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McGraw
Giants
Washington
Savannah
Birmingham
Neshville
Tenn
Loulaville
Vodianapolis
Columbut
Wheeling
W. Va
Manageret
National
John Hantocks
Tituster
Ate
Grante
Mortunity
Taylor
Wiltso
Bowerman
Bremahan
Gileah
Phortstop
Dabled
Basestar Davis
Dushty
Cincinnati
Ohio
National Commission
American League
Pulliam
National League
Ban Johnson
Johnson
Lajoie Proposes Early Camp Plan For Cleveland Pitchers
Baseball gossip says Napoleon Lajoie will inaugurate his managerial era by sending Cleveland pitchers and catchers to Hot Springs on February 22 for intensive training. The plan aims to prevent sore arms, with veterans like Young and Dineen praised for early Hot Springs conditioning that keeps them in peak form at season start.
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Napoleon Lajoie
Cleveland
Lajoie
Hot Springs
Hess
Rhoades
Atlanta
Dineen
Beaton Club
Batha
Cy Young
Oret
Otters
Georgetown Starts Indoor Athletics Season With Crew Seekers
Georgetown marks the indoor season as Capt. Graham and Capt. McCarthy call for candidates for crew and track. Bremner, former captain, is unavailable. several veterans return for the eight and four, with training on machines beginning immediately. Seitz’s surprise indoor sprint title boosts hopes for a strong squad at Convention Hall and in upcoming indoor meets.
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Georgetown
Graham
McCarthy
Annapolis
Poughkeepsie
University Boathouse
Thirty-second Street
Aqueduct Bridge
Rowing Association
Potomac
Bremner
College
Chicago
Shanley
Wade
Ham
Canaria
Mudd
Hayden
Severn
Hudson
Linahan
Seitz
Atkinson
Shepard
Bow
Desmond
Harvard
University
Curran
Shriver
Navy
Gelpi
Dempsey
Capt. McCarthy
Reilly
Yale
Pennsylvania
Boston Athletic Association
Fordham College
Columbia University
Baltimore
Columbia
Edmondston
Mulligan
Arthur F. Duffey
Duffey
Convention Hall
Banner Year in Baseball Promises New Minor Leagues Prosperity
The 1904 season is praised as a banner year with unprecedented prosperity across major and minor leagues. Boston wins the American League title while New York takes the National League pennant. A proposed post season series between league champions draws great public interest, despite scheduling constraints impacting a possible 154 game season next fall.
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Joe Hardie
Hardie
Bureau
Government
Seaver de Yo
Ave
Ad Il
P.O
Treasury
Thene Lripa
Ana
Giant
Iseaz
Sindarith
Philadelphia
Zensons
Wave Smith
O'Donnell
Navy- Budke
Bureau de Yo
Williams
Agricultu
Fritz
Navy- Garrett
Interior Mess
War
Evans
Meyers
Barr
Drake
Agriculture
Gordon
Gould
Navy
Thing
Columbia Alena General Office
Southern
Northern
Ping
Score. Ave. Gas
Whitney
General Offce
Sktoner
Lackey
General Office
London
Hitchcock
Columbia
Post-office
Royal Arcanum
Fat Men
Saengerbund
Teventttk
Saengers
Acmes
Milwaukee
American Bowling Congress
na‘Gonzi Tvarliament
Jis
Bowling ‘Congress
Anes
East
National League
Jimmy Manning
Kansas City
Washington
Case Patten
Clarke
Kittredge
Hughes
Townsend
McCormick
Donovan
Cassidy
Stahl
Cleveland Hag
Moore
Hess
Rhoades
Counie Mack
Plank
Bender
Henley
Mack
Danny Murphy
Danny Hoffman
Chicago
Dr. White
Altrock
Smith
Walsh
Patterson
Comiskey
Borton
Young
Dineen
Tanne
Gibson
Winters
Beantown
St. Louis
Glade
Petty
Selee
McAleer
Detroit
George Mullin
Killian
New York
Clarkson
Puttmann
Bemis, Bay
Turner
Cleveland
Murphy
Harry Davis
Hofman
Powers
Athletica
Sulivan
Dusdon
Leo Tannehill
White Sox
Ferris
Parent
Bostond
Tom Jones
Browns
Conroy
Ehlberfeld
Dougherty
New Yorks
Cassidy and Stahl
Senators
O'Leary
Barrett
Coughlin
McIntyre
Detroits
Wid” Conroy
Pittsboro
Griffih
Highlanders
Jimmy Barrett
Harry Bay
Patsy
Tommy Teach
Tittle Pirate
Bradley
Pirates
Ifate Bunting
Claus
Bat
Coravan
Thea
Johnson
Chicago Record-Herald
Atlantic
Pacific
Boston
Gotham
Giants
Smailer
Pittsburg
Gleveland
Roderelia
Armour
Maar 'Ae
Pan Hag
Mane
Baseball Outlook And Local Meet Plans For Next Spring
Gray Yale and Pennsylvania lead the indoor and local schedules as colleges await word from others for the upcoming meet. Baseball outlook is indefinite with Easter week series against Yale Princeton and Pennsylvania in the plans but not yet published due to unresolved games. Apperious and Morgan face a rebuilding task as graduations thin the roster and key players will not return next spring. The Penn schedule excludes Georgetown next spring because of a Thanksgiving Day dispute with Lehigh.
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Gray
Yale
Pennsylvania
Lawler
Princeton
Apperious
Dowling
Titus
Seitz
Drill
Outfelder
Dorman
Apt. Morgan
Lehigh
Pennsylvanians
Georgetown
Hood
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Heurich Brewing Co
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Charles H. Ebbitts
Brooklyn
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Chicago White Sox
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South
Chicago Nationals
California
New York Americans
Ala
Simex
Boston Americans
Macon
Cincinnati Reds
Jacksonville
Augusta
Dallas
Rerahine
Parker, Bridget & Co
Pennsylvania Ave
Charleston
West Baden Springs
Los Angeles
Jacksonyilte
Houston
Browne
Mathewson
Ames
McGann
Donlin
Brotherhood
Pete Browning
Ed Delehanty
Cub Stricker
Pat Tebeau
Wilson Avenue
Browning
Pete
Pate
Fete
Stricker
Felder
Cub
Garry Herrmann
Reds
Herrmann
Baseball
SIG
Rye
Cates
Claba
Gio
Iseman Bros .Outfitters
Sts. N. W
E. B
Walford
Sporting and Athletic Goods
SURE
Price
J.J. Georges & Son
Louis Bush's
St. Ladies
Fitzm
Erwick
Orris
Keeley Institute
Canfiel Street
Nowhere Elze
District of Columbia
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