Business Is Second Defeats St Alban's In League Doubleheader
In the Interscholastic basketball league at the Arcade, Business routed St Alban's 42 to 12 while Western defeated Central 29 to 20. It was the final season game for four teams aside from Central, which was postponed.
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Xadmeas
St. Alban's
Central
Etrurmie
Haarth Sumerecies
Bintnyas Voaltlons
Alban's
Potter
Wise
Loker
Mitte LG
Wallace
Hauser
Lawrence
B.wine
Miller
Short Sport Items From The Schools
Tentative schedule for the high school baseball championship features games at American League Park starting April 15 with Western against Tech and follow ups Western v Tech Business v Central and Klistern v Teeth. Practice begins this week. football at Central High won’t be played this fall as a new stadium is built. John Thaickston and Millard are noted athletes. Tech won the second game of the season by a large margin.
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American League Park
Western
Tech
Business Va
Klistern Va
Va Tech
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Business
Wostern +s
Central
Monument Grounds
Western Sa
Hastern
Evardins
Wilden
Allal
Sal Noel
Central Fish School
Thal
Farees Millard
Vechard Stern
Thirteen Clubs in Racketers League Formed
Thirteen teams will compete in the Partimental Tennis League this season. A schedule was printed at a meeting where the Justice and Trades committee received permission to consolidate Hlana for the spring tourney. A separate group will study court construction.
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Partimental Tennis League
Ag Fental
Justice and Trades Onmisaten
Yeation CT
Local Tennis Circuit Seeks Additional Club Entry
A city tennis circuit expansion underway with seven clubs Home Area Euclid Hoalmend Kecwoerth Princeton Racquet. An eighth club may join next week as schedule is set and applications directed to Weyron, clear secretary and treasurer. A duckpins match between Nemo and Brightwood occurs at Arcane tomorrow with lineup details.
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Tenia League
Weyron
Treas
RLS Birth
Irls
Th Street
Nemo
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Arcane
Mtara—Fever
G Tuish
BE. McAleer
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W. Work
Baer Named Graduate Manager of Athletics at Hatchette School
Baer, famed George Washington football figure from 1909, is appointed graduate manager of athletics at Hatchette School to revitalize the gridiron game and other sports. Junior Donald McKnew from the Columbian School is chosen as student manager of football. a coach has not yet been chosen.
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Dave Baer
George Washington
Hatchettte School
Donald McKnew
Columbian
Results on Race Courses First Race at New Orleans
A long racing card shows Ophelia W winning the first race for two-year-olds at a half mile, with Hasty Cora close and multiple horses like Cruces and Idolita in the mix. The card lists times, betting odds, and final placements across six races held at New Orleans with fast times and several competing horses.
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Manoklu
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May Bock
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Cruces
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Balleranth
Hasty Cora
Sal Vanity
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Charles Francis
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Baby Slater
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Southern Gold
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Juarez
Carlyles Beat Eagles In Close Noel House Basketball Night
The Carlyles defeated the Eagles 14 to 10, Royals edged Americans 24 to 12, and Federals beat Nationals 4 to 16 in Noel House Basketball League. Carlyles and Federals duel for first, half game apart. Also Northminster topped Covenant 40 to 26 in a separate game. Henry W. Wacker of Dartmouth joined the New York Nationals on their spring training trip.
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Hanover
N. H
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New York
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New York Nationals
Race day tote of speed at Fries Park and surrounding tracks
Selling races headline a full card with four furlong sprints led by Fries Park entries such as Gretchen R and Maud Bacon, plus Carlageravk and Wild Rose. The card features six to seven races for 2 to 4 year olds and up, with varying distances and purses, including a 1 1/16 mile feature. Weather is clear and track fast at Habana, with multiple horses listed per race and numerous odds-like numbers.
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England Lightweight Title Bout Ends Near Even in Columbus
In Columbus Ohio on February 99 Honora were almost even in a 12 round bout between Matt Wells, England lightweight champion, and Johnny Griffiths from Akron Ohio. The fight produced a close decision with both fighters exchanging strong blows and the crowd buzzing over the near upset.
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Ohio
Honora
Matt Wells
England
Johnny Griffiths
Akron
Saylor Improves After Pneumonia Crisis in Indianapolis
Milburn Saylor the lightweight boxer who was critically ill with pneumonia at his Indianapolis home passed through the crisis today and was slowly improving. Physicians said the boxer probably will recover.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Milburn Saylor
Germans Drive Toward Verdun Capturing Five Towns
German forces push toward Verdun claiming five French towns as Allied artillery slows counterattacks. Paris official optimism persists though Berlin reports heavy artillery activity east of the Meuse with prisoners, guns, and war material captured. French and British observers note Brandenburgers’ valor while warn of possible collapse if relief fails.
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Douzumont
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Abaucourt
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Watronville
Handiement
Thiaville
Babonviller
Grave issue remains continued from first page
The cabinet and President Wilson discussed Germany's note but did not reach a conclusion. Officials said the main risk is a possible attack on a ship carrying Americans. London says the Anglo French protest reply on seizing mails will be delivered soon as a joint French memorandum to Washington and other neutrals.
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Wilson
Lansing
Count von Bernstorf
United States
London
America
Europe
Great Britain
Washington
Willard training clash ends in rough test and jiu jitsu danger
The article describes a disputed training bout where a cadet faced a supposed expert in jiu jitsu. The Japanese instructor failed to anticipate a football rush and the piece notes how crippling jiu jitsu moves could win in real combat. A separate Hague report says the Dutch government will propose a tax on profits.
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London
Reuter
Hague
Georgetown honours seven for basket ball service at season end
Georgetown University awarded G. U. honors to seven players Donnelly Kelly Beradini Sullivan Curry O Lone Klaubreg McNulty and Manager Byrnes for helping keep basketball prominent this season. The G. A. A. honors went to Hertet and McGuire for faithful service.
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Beradini
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McGuire
Former Premier Urges France to Answer Verdun Drive
Paris February 28 Former French premier argues Germany’s Verdun offensive uses slow methodical gains and warns a German peace offer would fail. He says victory hinges on maintaining robust defense and mounting a general offensive while avoiding dispersed forces. He insists France will not accept abdication and urges timely terms from the Allies.
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Verdun
Georges Clemenceal
Paris
Teutons
Germans See U boat War Drive Inevitable
German sources warn that U boat tensions with the United States are likely to lead to a break or war. They cite domestic politics in both countries as inflaming positions, while Americans are urged to avoid belligerent ships for safety. The German press notes contrasting Wilson and Bethmann-Hollweg stances and remarks on letter versions shaping official impressions.
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America
Bethmann-Holloweg
Germany
Washington
Thomas B. Redmond Dead After Stroke
Thomas B Redmond, 60, of 226 Seventeenth Street Northwest, longtime general manager of the Columbia Contracting Company and a prominent figure in Southern railroad circles, died yesterday morning at his home from a stroke. Born in Ireland in 1856, he came to the United States as a youth and entered railroad work with southern lines before relocating to this city. He leaves surviving his wife and several children.
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Seventeenth
Columbia Contracting Company
Mr. Redmond
Ireland
Seycket
Beouth
Wi Yam J. Thomas J
Leonora C. Mary, EB
Agnes Redmond
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