Georgetown and George Washington to clash in basketball tonight
Georgetown meets George Washington for the second time in basketball at the Washington Light Infantry Armory tonight at 8 o'clock. Fred Rice leads the Hatchetites against George Washington, with Gable and Oep Yepp likely playing. Referee Jack Gags, noted for Wednesday's strong showing, will oversee the game as coach Roney's squad seeks revenge.
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Roney
Jack Gags
U and I Defeat Capitol Polos In Four to Nil
In a fast roller polo tilt at the rink the U and I team held Capitol to four goals while Northwood starred with sharp defense. Capitol lagged below its usual form as Goale George Gi and others produced standout plays for U and I.
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Capitols
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Capitol Aggregation
Capitol
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Ps Hasan Gi
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Smith
Daly to reclaim Burns brothers as apprentices for Daly
Brothers Guy and Wille Burns, once apprenticed to W C Daly, are set to return to his custody after a Brooklyn court ruled their previous apprenticeship invalid. Their mother Mrs Burns aims to renew the arrangement in New York soon, with plans for Guy to possibly train in New Orleans.
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Tommy
W. C. Daly
Guy
Wille Burns
Brooklyn
Daly
Canada
Burns
New York
Guy Burns
Benning
New Orleans
G. Burns
Schroeder's Midway wins first race in heavy rain
New Orleans reports a heavy rain storm turning the racetrack into mud. Schroeder's Midway, previously off form, regains reputation by winning the opener by ten lengths. Five races feature favored runners prevailing in muddied conditions with multiple long shots and tight finishes.
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Midway
Sir Tendington
One Arrest Made at Oaklawn Under Pool Selling Law
Hot Springs Ark March 1 Sheriff Willams arrested one bookmaker at Oaklawn race track under Amis law against pool selling on races. Bond given and races proceeded. Attendance good, track heavy, weather fair. Multiple races listed with winners including Toro, Erebus, Dul weber, Sealplock, Dr. Les Hofman, and Lan sdown.
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GOOD FINISH AT ASCOT RACE DAY SUMMARY
At Ascot Los Angeles March 1 a large crowd watched Stoessel push Josie's Jewel to a narrow victory by a head in the seven furlongs. Six furlongs saw Taxer win at 2 to 1 with Bribery and Susie Christian following. the rest of the program included Rama a one mile winner and Taylor George taking a six furlong affair, with Bauble taking a one mile selling race.
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Cal
Ascot
Stoessel
Josie's Jewel
Peed Madden
Boland
Susie Christian
Redger
Dr. Crook
Rama
Talerece
Kunzle
Sunmark
Claro
Atlopath
Lillie B
Lady Chiswell
Qing Danny
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Viong
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Rees
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Blanche G Staggers In Win Causes Comment At Oakland
San Francisco report notes Blanche G won the third race at Oakland in a reversal of form. She led from the start, finishing ahead of Pimkin and Duke of Orleans, amid betting and race details across six races with multiple horses and times.
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Audacious field in five races with vaunted runners
In the fifth race over seven furlongs Jesse's Jewel led inputs with Prenton aboard 95 while Broessel 112 Bo dante placed second George Milner 112 Knapp finished third Time 127% Cotfilton and Hing of the Mist also ran. In the sixth furlong race Fewper Balt 02 Rong won ridden by Kane with El Casador 107 Talbert second and Lady Kitty 102 third. The program names Airhell El Palano Mountebank Prince Ching McGrathison Prince Salina and others as participants along with a long list of runners including Kasbeach Blue Soule and Ponemab.
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Perry Belmont Re-elected President of Hunts Racing Assoc
The United Hunts Racing Association held its annual meeting at Windsor Arcade New York on March 1. Perry Belmont was re-elected president with John L Townsend named treasurer and L A Beebo as secretary. Participants included J R Townsend H W Bull H S Page Charles Mather Joseph Grace and J W Colts.
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Perry Belmont
J. R. Townsend
H. W. Bull
Page
Charles Mather
Joseph Grace
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John L. Townsend
L. A. Beebo-secretar
May Race in Missouri Opens Betting Under New System
Racing planned at Kinloch Park on the Missouri boundary near St Louis, with wagers allowed off-site and telephoned to Nebraska under Supreme Court ruling. Backstretch bets will be routed from the grandstand with off-track telephoning, aiming to stage racing early this summer at Fair Grounds. Named horses, owners, and industry names populate the report, including Go Between and Lovegreen broodmare sale notes amid broader Saratoga and Belmont foal news.
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Big Swede John Anderson Won’t Sign With Nationals
Dispatch from Worcester reports John Anderson refuses to sign with the Washington Nationals unless paid a sum deemed exorbitant by his friends. He aims to be traded to the Boston Americans, and if not, vows not to play this year. The piece also notes Cantillon’s manageRial stance and hints at Anderson’s behavior and future plans.
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Quakers Off For South Training Camps
Philadelphia players from both the American and National leagues departed for spring training. Connie Mack and William J Murray led the exodus after a dinner by local sporting writers. Marlin Springs Texas hosts the American league group while Savannah becomes the NL group destination.
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Murray
Echoes of the Diamond in the baseball off season
Mal Braun will join the Dodgers at Jacksonville after pitching for two teams in Palm Beach this winter. Dan Murphy, set to cover second for the Athletica, is noted as second Lajois for Cone Mack. The piece lists multiple player movements, potential trades, and salary disputes affecting Browns, Indians, Red Sox, and Nationals clubs with names like Joss, Beant, Dovey, and Yeager amid unresolved salaries and potential releases.
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Lou Criger
Notre Dame
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Rhoades
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Indianarore
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Beaton Nationale
Clevelanda
Burns and Schreck boxing bout set for July 4 at Tonopah
Promoter plans a $10,000 purse with Burns earning $7,500 a win or loss or draw. Negotiations surround Jim Corbett’s $15,000 offer to back Schreck, while other matches and fighters such as Spike Hobson and Baker are mentioned. Squires eyeing Australia trip. Johnson vs Felix cited. Sharkey misses Gallagher bout. Kelly defeats Gallagher.
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Knickerbocker hotel fly wheel explosion debris fires lights
A seven ton fly wheel exploded in the Knickerbocker Hotel subbasement sending two large fragments through the ceiling into the barber shop and Rapid Transit corridor. The accident injured boss barber E D Damencio who broke his arm escaping into the hole in the floor. Patrons and workers were shaken and guests upstairs remained unaware until elevators failed. Regan closed hotel doors until power returned at 7:15 pm.
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Missing woman artist Arthur-Behenna from Ottawa to Montreal
Special to the Washington Post reports famed artist and novelist Mrs Arthur-Behenna is missing after leaving Ottawa for Montreal. Her planned twenty six piece exhibition in Montreal was to open Saturday. a note and check she sent to a friend have puzzled observers. She has a daughter in Europe and is separated from her husband.
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