Georgetown and George Washington Face Off In Armory Showdown
Georgetown and George Washington clash tonight at 8 at the Washington Light Infantry Armory as the Hatchetites seek revenge after their Wednesday victory over the Blue and Grays. Fred Rice captains Hatchetites with Gable and 20 to be likely in the lineup. Jack Gags to referee. Meanwhile New York Nationals prepare for spring practice in Los Angeles after arrivals from New York.
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Washington Light Infantry
Hatchetites
Blue and Grays
Fred Rice
Av Lit 8
Gable
Roney
Jack Gags
New York Giants
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Cal
New York Nationals
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Frank Bowerman
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Baniada
Telsh Mall
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U and I Defeat Capitals in Fast Roller Polo Showdown
In a swift rink battle U and I shut out Capitol to four goals. Northwood of Capitol impressed with defense while Capitol struggled below standard. Referee Mr. Scott timer Mr. Smith. Capito ls lineup Reens Foaltions UEL Goale George Gi. Rome 1 2. Second game Yankees beat Business High School second team 14 10 with Pummage Hildreth Wotiel Legge Brennan and Fractos Fummage.
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Capitol Aggregation
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UEL
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Ps Hasan Gi
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Scott
Smith
Daly Wins Back Burns Brothers Apprenticeship Return
Brothers Guy and Wille Burns will return to apprentice under W C Daly after a New York renewal intensifies plans. Their Canadian father had had the initial apprenticeship voided by a Brooklyn court, with Daly ready to send them to New Orleans. mother Burns seeks Daly’s guidance once more. Joe Tinker Cubs star shortstop underwent appendicitis surgery in Chicago and will miss games through late May.
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W. C. Daly
Guy
Wille Burns
Brooklyn
Daly
Canada
Burns
New York
Guy Burns
Benning
New Orleans
G. Burns
Tinker
Washington
Chicago
Mar
Joe Tinker
Cubs
Schroeder's Midway wins in rain soaked New Orleans card
New Orleans races amid heavy rain produced muddy, low quality events. Schroeder's Midway rebounded from a slump by taking the first race by ten lengths, with several favorites placing in a chaotic card.
One Arrest Made At Oaklawn Track In Heights of Trial
Hot Springs Arkansas March 1 Sheriff Williams arrests one bookmaker at Oaklawn race track under the Amis law against pool selling John bond posted and races resume. Attendees good for an off day on a heavy track with several exciting finishes only one favorite winning.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Oaklawn
Willams
C. J. Shilling
Toro
G. Swalns
Waterroot
Juws
George Willams
Great
Pirate
Albert M. Orphany
Listen To Me Alo
Ereb
Young
Theodosio
Tine
Sam Chilton
Dr. Root
Moonlight
Murphy
Langston
Tierney
Dr. Weather
Don Hart
Ata Goon
Rich
Sealplock
John Garver
Swain
Pater Knight
J. Hagan
Lara Duffy
Red Light
Buzanno Rocamora
Ande
Aldo
Les Hofman
Moreland
Chancalley
Shil- Mng
Moriposa
Deartown
Tod
Tima
Hiskino
Sweet Kitty
Charley Henney
Doric
Jim Simpson
Storm
SIKTH
Nile
Lansdown
Swann
Skyward
Burton
Dan McKenna
Charles McKee
Athena
Oats
Wooltessa
Sultry
Neva Welch
Lindale
Incubator
Balshot
Prince of Press
Falkland Aso Ran
Fine finish at Ascot in seven furlong race
Los Angeles March 1 big Ascot crowd watched Stoessel duel Josie's Jewel to a head in the seven furlong event. Taxer won the first race over Bribery and others in 2 14. Rama captured the second selling race at one mile with Talerece second. Taylor George led the third race over Otto Price and Zeelina. Bauble won the fourth selling at one mile with Elmdale and Kingman third.
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Los Angeles
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
Netting
Viong
Phys
Hattle
Buapala
Taylor George
Rees
Otto Price
McDaniel
Zeelina
Merry Sport
Silicate
Lucene
Lydia Wrouseman
Bauble
Harris
Elmdale
Brypzel
Kingman
Hadtke
Prince Frederick
Robert
Blanche G. Staggers In Wins at Oakland Race
In San Francisco from March 1, Blanche G. won the third race at Oakland after leading from the start, reversing form to beat Pimkin and Duke of Orleans. The meeting featured six races with detailed results for each, including times, odds, and participating horses.
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San Francisco
Mar
Blanche G
Oakland
Pimkin
Duke of Orleans
Uelongs
Orena
Koerner
T To & Won
Pajarolia
Powers
Adena
Brown
Ima
Iy Watkins
Heatherscott
Thinestone
Boggs
Weyne
Fil Balae
el Primero
McIntyre
Bright Albert
Kelly
Black Sam
Joe O Walama
Hed Bra
Queen Alamo
Rublvino
Modasta
Mandia
Blanchot
Duggan
Black Prince
Talantund
Caneun
Sir Brillar
Graham
Romaine
Ssconi
Manbard
Seaville
van Ness
Rage
Glnette Hanateap
Jocund
Hea Lad
Gougon
Floher’ Mor
Fontotoc
Neptunus
Blus Eyes
Bizarre Thoroughbred Card Through Five Races At River Track
In the fifth race over seven furlongs Jesse's Jewel led a crowded field with odds 2 to 2, followed by Broessel and Knapp. The sizti and other listed runners competed in a six furlong event with Fewper defeating El Casador and Lady Kitty, while multiple other horses like Time Cotfilton and Hing of the Mist’s rivals also ran.
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Washington Post
New Orleans
Mar
Schroeder
Six Toddington
Rusk
Western
Pasadena
Donna
Delmore
Beckman
Bellindian
Elvira M
Dick Rose
Midway
Marting
Golden Wave
Hennessy
Quetgen
Pickens
Skimmer
Abington
J. J. Jr
Morcasin
Masker
Royal Dead
Ironton
Lamptrimmer
Hi Vira M
Nicol
W. McIntyre
Gramee
Gaugel
Bir Toddington
G. Hennessy
Bilach
Joe Falk Jorl
Galdstein
Amador
Ida Merimec
Master Prim
Cabri
Mafalda
Rasailens
Heyes
Garmerh
Paragon
Lowel
Lady Fonse
Wester
Ternua
Bellinden
Cobmosa
L Smith
Bazil
Infra
Dromlo
Katia Powers
Dapple Gold
Amberjack
Ivanhoe
Ancestor
Tred Coat
Gamera
Paul Clifford
Dalmore
Sincerity Belle
Pickett
Sponge Cake
Walker
Plataganet
Ditter Brown
John McBride
Happy Jack
Gladiator
Grand Duchess
Lord
Pot Abjure
Bunch
Rager
Footlight
Favorite
Northwind
Eva Happy Chap
Monte Carlo
Nutwond
Little Rad
Triple Silver
Ren
Airhell
el Palano
Mountebank
Prince Ching
McGrathison Prince
Salina
Jesse's Jewel
Prenton
Broessel
Bodante
George EB. Milner
Knapp
Cotfilton
Fancasia
Hing of the Mist
Algo
SIZTI
Fewper
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 Racing Association
The United Hunts Racing Association held its annual meeting at Windsor Arcade. Attendees included Perry Belmont J R Townsend H W Bull H S Page Charles Mather Joseph Grace and J W Colts. Belmont was re elected president Townsend treasurer and L A Beebo secretary.
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New York
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 plans at Kinloch Park betting system
Racing to be held in Missouri this summer at Kinloch Park near St. Louis with bets telephoned to Nebraska under Missouri Supreme Court ruling. Backstretch betting booths to be provided. officials expect racing to start sometime this summer despite partial doubts. Multiple horse names and industry notes follow.
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New Orleans
Mar
Missouri
St. Louis
Supreme Court of Missouri
St. Louis County
Supreme Court
Nebraska
Anderson Refuses Washington to Seek Boston Trade
A Worcester dispatch reports John Anderson, “Long John,” will not sign with the Washington club unless paid an exorbitant sum, and he may pursue a trade to the Boston Americans. Cantillon’s stance and Anderson’s demands fuel tense talks amid looming season starts and winter training notes.
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John
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Cantiftian
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Benning
Quakers Begin Exodus to Southern Training Grounds
A mass departure of Philadelphia baseball players started after a dinner for Connie Mack and William J. Murray. American League players led by Mack headed to Marlin Springs Texas to train, while the NL contingent sailed to Savannah aboard the Merrimack. Murray and remaining players depart Monday.
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Philadelphia
Mar
Sporting Writers of
Connie Mack
Wiliam J. Murray
Mack
Marlin Springs
Tex
Savannah
Merrimack
Murray
Echoes of the Diamond as Players Move Between Teams
Mal Braun will join the Dodgers at Jacksonville after pitching this winter in Palm Beach. Dan Murphy will cover second base for the Athletica this season. Many stars and releases are noted as teams negotiate salaries and rosters, with major league players delaying contracts and transfers amid uncertain allegiance this offseason.
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Dodgers
Jacksonville
Palm Beach
Dan Murphy
Athletica
Lajois
Cone Mack
Lou Criger
Notre Dame
Jerry Sheehan
Boston Americans
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Rhoades
Hess
Cleveland
Lajoie
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Jake ‘Uhlerman
Indianarore
Jere Burkett
New York
Boston Amerlcros
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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 Schreck Bout Planned for July Fourth at Tonopah
Promoter talks of a $10,000 purse with Burns and Schreck signed to fight in Tonopah on July 4, backed by George Siler. Rumors swirl about Jim Corbett’s $15,000 offer, John L. urging palmistry for luck, and Squires headed for Australia before a possible U.S. visit. Spike Hobson set to meet Baker in a six round Philadelphia bout as Burns Schreck plans unfold.
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Mike Schreck
Tonopah
George Siler
Veteros
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Spike
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Tommy Murphy
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Chicago
Casino Athletic Club
Tmopah
Nev
Burns
Tom Sharkey
Sailor Pusilist
Maennarcher Hall
New York
la Aight
Uis Gallagher
Sharkey
Fly wheel explosion collapses Knickerbocker hotel power
A seven ton fly wheel in the Knickerbocker Hotel subbasement exploded, wrecking a barber shop and the Rapid Transit corridor. A half ton piece buried the ceiling, injuring barber boss E D Damencio, who fell and broke his arm. Patrons fled as lights failed and elevators stopped. Proprieter James B Regan confined doors until 7:15 pm.
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New York
Knickerbocker
Broadway
Forty-second Street
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Missing Woman Artist Arthur Behenna Case
Special report from Washington notes famous artist and novelist Mrs Arthur Behenna missing since leaving Ottawa for Montreal. She intended to exhibit twenty six paintings including a miniature of Lady Evelyn Gray. A note and check sent to a Montreal friend adds mystery as she has a daughter in Europe and is separated from her husband.
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