Georgetown and George Washington Meet Tonight in Basketball
Georgetown and George Washington duel for basketball honors tonight at the Washington Light Infantry Armory at 8 o clock. Hatchetites seek revenge after a recent win over Blue and Grays and Fred Rice and Gable are expected to lead the Georgetown lineup. Jack Gags to referee. New York Nationals players arrive in Los Angeles for spring practice with Donlin Bowerman and Mullen staying behind in Chicago over salary disputes.
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George Washington
Washington Light Infantry
Hatchetites
Blue and Grays
Fred Rice
Av Lit 8
Gable
Roney
Jack Gags
New York Giants
Los Angeles
Cal
New York Nationals
Chutes Park
Mike Donlin
Frank Bowerman
Mullen
Chicago
Bassman Devith
Canter Felder Shannon
McGraw
U and I Defeat Capitols in Fast Roller Polo
In a high speed rink match U and I defeated the Capitol team four to nothing. Northwood of the losers starred defensively, while Capitol struggled below its usual standard. Referee Mr. Scott. Timer Mr. Smith. Also, the Yankees beat Business High School second team 14 10 in a boys division game.
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U and I
Capitols
Northwood
Capitol Aggregation
Capitol
Reens
UEL
George Gi
Ps Hasan Gi
Rome
Scott
Smith
Daly Reclaims Burns Brothers for Apprenticeship Under Him
Brothers Guy and Wille Burns, once ruled to return to their Canadian father, are poised to resume apprenticeship under W C Daly after their mother signs to place them with him. Daly planned winter development in New Orleans. charted future paths hinged on court action. Tinker Undergoes Appendectomy. Cubs Star to Miss Games Through May.
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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
In New Orleans on March 1, Schroeder's Midway regained form by winning the opening race by ten lengths amid a brutal downpour that soaked most events. Toddington dominated the five and one half furlongs selling race, while Western disappointed in the mile and one sixteenth purse event. Beak man and Bellindian teamed to win the fifth, with Elvira M. taking the two-year-old race.
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Washington Post
New Orleans
Mar
Schroeder
Six Toddington
Rusk
Western
Pasadena
Donna
Delmore
Beckman
Bellindian
Elvira M
Dick Rose
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Nicol
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Joe Falk Jorl
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Paul Clifford
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Little Rad
Triple Silver
Ren
One Arrest Made At Oaklawn Track In Amis Law Probe
Hot Springs March 1 Sheriff Williams arrested a bookmaker at Oaklawn race track under the Amis law against pool selling on races. Bond posted and racing continued. The move aimed to test constitutionality. Races reported: Four furlongs won by Toro. Erebus over Billy Rowless. Dul weber won the five and one half furlongs. Sealplock captured the one mile. Dr. Les Hofman led the six furlongs. Nile and seventy yards winner Lans down.
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Listen To Me Alo
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Incubator
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Prince of Press
Falkland Aso Ran
Fine finish at Ascot behind Josie's Jewel
In Los Angeles on March 1 clear weather drew a large Ascot crowd as Stoessel pressed Josie's Jewel to a head win in the seven furlongs. Taxer won the six furlong first race at 2 to 1, Rama captured the selling one mile second race, Taylor George took the six furlong third, and Bauble led the one mile fourth.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Ascot
Stoessel
Josie's Jewel
Peed Madden
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Susie Christian
Redger
Dr. Crook
Rama
Talerece
Kunzle
Sunmark
Claro
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Lady Chiswell
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Phys
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Zeelina
Merry Sport
Silicate
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Lydia Wrouseman
Bauble
Harris
Elmdale
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Kingman
Hadtke
Prince Frederick
Robert
Blanche G Staggers In Triumph at Oakland Race
Blanche G wins the third race at Oakland in a strong front-running performance, edging Pimkin and Duke of Orleans. The card includes details from six races with results and times, noting betting payouts and participating horses such as Orena, Pajarolia, Adena, El Primero, Bright Albert, Black Sam, and others.
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Mar
Blanche G
Oakland
Pimkin
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T To & Won
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Rage
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Fontotoc
Neptunus
Blus Eyes
Muddled Race Card Notes From a Day’s Races
In the fifth race over seven furlongs Jesse's Jewel with Prenton aboard led at 2 to 2, Broessel second with Knapp at 2 to 1, George EB. Milner third, while Cotfilton Fancasia and Hing of the Mist also ran. In the sizti race over six furlongs Fewper and Balt led El Casador and Lady Kitty. Kasbeach and Blue Soule among others ran. time listed as 1 15 near.
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el Palano
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McGrathison Prince
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Jesse's Jewel
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Broessel
Bodante
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Knapp
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Fancasia
Hing of the Mist
Algo
SIZTI
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Balt
Rong
el Casador
Kane
Lady Kitty
Talbert
Kasbeach
Blue Soule
Ra. Tracy
Guld Lodge
Tiusién
T. Or
Teddy Muck
Nd Ponemab
Perry Belmont Re-Elected President of Hunts Racing Assoc
The United Hunts Racing Association held its annual meeting at Windsor Arcade. Attendees included Perry Belmont and Joseph Grace with Perry Belmont re-elected president, John L. Townsend chosen treasurer, and L A. Beebo secretary. Others listed: H W Bull H S Page Charles Mather J W Colts.
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United Hunts Racing Association
Windsor Arcade
Perry Belmont
J. R. Townsend
H. W. Bull
Page
Charles Mather
Joseph Grace
J. W
John L. Townsend
L. A. Beebo-secretar
May Race in Missouri at Kinloch Park Betting System
Racing plans shift to Kinloch Park near St Louis this summer under a Missouri Supreme Court ruling allowing off shore bets by telephoning to Nebraska. Backstretch betting booths will be provided to transmit wagers legally, with officials poised to start racing early in the season at Fair Grounds. The note lists horse names and figures across multiple entries and mentions Go Between for the Brighton Handicap and foal news from August Belmont.
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New Orleans
Mar
Missouri
St. Louis
Supreme Court of Missouri
St. Louis County
Supreme Court
Nebraska
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Maddeshex
United States
Schater Bailey
Brighton
Ja Lott
Brooklyn
Belmont
Kentucky
Dy Hastings
Ray Rainey
Paul
Barney Schrether
HP. Whitney
Aiken
Brédkdele Ferm
Big Swede Won't Sign With Nationals Amid Trade Hopes
Dispatch from Worcester reports John Anderson, nicknamed Long John, will not sign with Washington unless paid a high sum and hopes to be traded to the Boston Americans. Cantillon’s stance and Anderson’s temper may affect the Nationals lineup as trainers prep horses for spring training amid winter track delays.
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Nationals
Joe
Jake StahPs
Worcester
John Anderson
Long John
Weehington
Dispatch
Anderson
Boston Americans
Washington
John
Boston
Cantiftian
St Louis
New York
John Whely
Cantillon
Jawn
Long Island
Coney Island Boulevard
New Orleans
Hot Springs
California
Benning
Quakers Depart for Southern Training Camps
Following a dinner by Philadelphia sports writers Connie Mack and William J. Murray led a mass departure of baseball players to spring training. American League players led by Mack sailed to Marlin Springs Texas and will be joined en route by others. National League players left for Savannah on the steamer Merrimack with remaining players to depart Monday.
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Mar
Sporting Writers of
Connie Mack
Wiliam J. Murray
Mack
Marlin Springs
Tex
Savannah
Merrimack
Murray
Echoes of the Diamond: Baseball Player Moves and Talks
The report lists multiple MLB figures amid winter footnotes. Mal Braun joins the Dodgers in Jacksonville after Palm Beach play. Dan Murphy to cover second base for the Athletica. Lajois and Cone Mack weigh in on rosters while Jere Burkett and others maneuver trade and release plans. Unresolved salaries spark major league holds and strikes.
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Dodgers
Jacksonville
Palm Beach
Dan Murphy
Athletica
Lajois
Cone Mack
Lou Criger
Notre Dame
Jerry Sheehan
Boston Americans
Joss
Rhoades
Hess
Cleveland
Lajoie
Lafola
Jake ‘Uhlerman
Indianarore
Jere Burkett
New York
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Lord
Chadbourne
Providence
Burkett
Fred
Capars
Beaumont
Fred Clarke
Pittsburg
Clarks
Dreyfuss
Bowerman
Donlin
Mullen
New York National
Parrott
Carrington
Bostons
Young
Beaton Nationale
Clevelanda
Burns and Schreck set for July 4 clash in Tonopah for 10000 purse
The bout between Tommy Burns and Mike Schreck is signed for July 4 in Tonopah Nevada with a 10000 prize, George Siler as referee. Reports mention Jim Corbett’s potential backing and other boxing talks including a planned Burns vs Schreck rematch and references to Jack Johnson and Squires.
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Mike Schreck
Tonopah
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Veteros
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John L
Spike
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Chicago
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Nev
Burns
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la Aight
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Sharkey
Explosion in Knickerbocker Hotel Engine Paralyzes Lights
A seven ton fly wheel exploded in the Knickerbocker Hotel subbasement, sending huge fragments into the barber shop and Rapid Transit corridor. The switchboard was wrecked and power failed hotel wide. E D Damencio the barber injured with a broken arm. Guests fled to the corridor as stylists and patrons were tossed from chairs. Propriety closed entrances until lights returned at 7:15 pm as police and staff controlled the scene.
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New York
Knickerbocker
Broadway
Forty-second Street
E. D. Damencio
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Missing woman artist Mrs Arthur Behenna fronts mystery
Special to the Washington Post reports famous artist and novelist Mrs Arthur Behenna missing since leaving Ottawa for Montreal. She planned a 26 piece exhibition including a miniature of Lady Evelyn Gray. Her home is in Southern France, she is separated from her husband, and a daughter in Europe awaits her. The note and check sent to a friend add to the intrigue.
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Evelyn
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We. Gaughter
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