Set Interiors Out of Second Place in Departmental League
Commissioner and War teams played a postponed set in the Departmental League. The Commissioners won every game to claim second place, six games behind the Bureaus. Parker had the top score with 228, Smith 214, Meyers 212, and Akers 222 in another game. War bowler Niels had the best run of luck. J R T Smith followed. Miscellaneous beat Mailing two of three in the Post office League. Whitcomb top score with 01. The Columbias widened their Real Estate lead by taking two from Fisher & Co. Esker 228, Smith 212, McKnew 212, Mare 212, Miller 25, Doyle 2v7. The Post and G P O duckpins split three games with G P Q winning two after a third-game tie and extra frame. G P Q prevailed by four pins. Physical director retitled at Wesleyan March 2. Helter, former Princeton football player, named physical director at Wesleyan, succeeding H C Swan who served two years. A Roosevelt portrait and signature facsimile will accompany The Washington Post on Saturday March 4.
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Grey
Escutcheon in Lucky Win at Crescent City Track
New Orleans March 2 Inspector Halpin Escutcheon and Favonius led a strong card with Escutcheon prevailing in the seven furlong feature after a fluky early interference. Florentine defeated Frontenac in a hot stretch duel at City Park while other races at Oakland and Ascot mirrored a racetrack busy day with multiple favorites winning.
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New Orleans
Escutcheon
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Crescent City
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Martin
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Keogh
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Lee
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Courtmaid
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Exploit
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Carnivan
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Mon Amour
Myopia
Mr. Jack
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Antimony
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Miss Betty
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Gravina
J. McIntyre
Homestead
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Bull Finch
Hanibat Dey
Tod
Shillings
Margaret O
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Prestige
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Keys Sets High Mark In Rockville Pigeon Shoot
Thomas Keys of Rockville tops a March 2 clay pigeon event at Rockville Gun Club with 21 hits of 40 for 77.5 percent. Weirs 45 of 60 and Wetherald 23 of 40 follow. other scores listed. March 10 big shoot planned with J Mowell Hawkins of Baltimore among entrants.
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Thomas ©. Keys
James Weirs
Samuel B. Wetherald
Sandy Spring
J. Hillis Robertson
George Allmutt
Robert C. Warfield
Douglass Riggs
Roy Warfield
J. Willard Rabbitt
J. Mowell Hawkins
Baltimore
Racing Entries From City Park and Ascot Tracks
Listings of daily races with entries across City Park and Ascot venues, detailing horses in each race, distances from five furlongs to one and one-eighth miles, and listed odds or prices by horse. Names include Colonial Lady, Poly Forest, Sultry, Graydal, Prince Glenn, Romany Rye, Gladsnulz, Pendergast, Ida Davis, Mizzenmast, Florizel, Astarita, Woodelnim, Gold Spot, Eleven Bells, Tim Payne, Whipperwin, and many others across multiple race cards.
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Sultry
Lieber Gore
Ma- Timbo
Henry Morn
Ezra
Grove Center
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Prince Glenn
Romany Rye
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Pendergast
Julia M. Jane Collin
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Sayres
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Golfers Elect Officers and Plan Columbia Course Tournament
The Golf Association of Maryland and the District of Columbia elected officers at their annual meeting in Washington. President Dr L L Harban and others were chosen. Columbia Golf Club will host the upcoming annual tournament likely October 1. Treasurer F R Parks reported a healthy treasury as retiring secretary Graves was thanked.
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New York Avenue
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J. Howard Hiss
Catonsville Country Club
G. Thomas Dunlop
Chevy Chase Club
J. William McKinley
Columbia Golf Club
R. W. Graves
Sudbrook Golf Club
E. M. Talcott
Washington Golf Club
N. Winslow Williams
Elkridge Hunt Club
W. D. Gil
Maryland Country Club
Alexander Britton
Yates Penniman
John W. Frick
Columbia Golf Course
Chevy Chase
F. R. Parks
Treasury
Association
Graves
Columbia Club
Uaks
Scotland
Morse
St. Andrew’s Links
Virginia ball league eyed with eight city plan
Edward J Ranslek of Cincinnati says the proposed Virginia baseball league is practically assured. A Richmond meeting will perfect plans next week. Potential eight city lineup includes Roanoke Lynchburg Danville Petersburg Richmond Norfolk and Newport News with Newport News and Norfolk dropped if a six city plan is chosen.
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Edward J. Ranslek
Cincinnati
Ohio
Richmond
Roanoke
Lynchburg
Petersburg
Nor Ok
Portsmouth
Newport News
Death notices sweep Yale mascot, civic leaders across cities
Obituaries report James "Pop" Smith known as Yale mascot dies at eighty seven in New Haven heart disease. Also listed are William Robyn of St Louis founder of western symphony orchestra, Charles Witsell mayor of Walterboro died of pneumonia, and various Shrine and civic figures. A separate item notes Mary D Bush arrested on insanity charge in Capitol precincts.
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New Haven
Conn
James Smith
Pop
St. Louis
William Robyn
Pittsburg
Alfred G. Robyn
Robyn
Hadlang
St Louis
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Mary D. Bush
Herndon
N. F. Smith
Rider Haggard in New York on Mission
British author Rider Haggard arrives in New York as a special commissioner to study Salvation Army settlements in America. Trustees of Cecil Rhodes estate fund the inquiry under British colonial office auspices, with aims to apply the scheme to South Africa.
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New York
America
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Bouth Africa
Clergy Couple Cordova Bowne Delayed by Police Arrival
Rev J F Cordova pastor of the Methodist church at South River New Jersey and Miss Julia Bowne choir singer eloped for the third time and were arrested as fugitives from justice. They were surrendered to New Jersey authorities and returned to New Brunswick where Cordova faces embezzlement and adultery charges. Cordova claimed no embezzlement and Bowne denied wrongdoing. A crowd of former parishioners hissed at Cordova as officers kept them apart.
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