Set Interiors Out of Second Place in Departmental League
Commissioner and War teams split a postponed set last night with the Commissioners sweeping all three games to move into second place, six behind the Bureaus. High scores included Parker 228, Smith 214, Meyers 212, Akers 222, and Niels led the War bowlers in luck. Miscellaneous beat Mailing two of three in the Post office League with Whitcomb top scoring at 01. The Columbias solidified first in the Real Estate League by two wins over Fisher & Co as Esker hit 228 and Smith, McKnew, Mare 212. The Post and G P O duckpin clash produced two ties and a late roll-off won by G P Q by four pins. Government Printing Office opened with a win, then the Post squad replied, then the third produced another tie, necessitating an extra frame won by G P Q.
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Grey
Florentine defeats Frontenac in City Park feature race
Crescent City report notes Escutcheon and Favonius as favorites at the seven furlong handicap. Florentine defeats Frontenac in a hot stretch as Florentine wins by half a length in fast track conditions. Weather clear, large crowd, strong betting in ring. multiple races detailed with times and placings across six events.
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Keys Sets Best Record At Rockville Clay Pigeon Shoot
Thomas Keys of Rockville made the day’s best score at the Rockville Gun Club with 21 hits of 40 targets in six sweepstake events. James Weirs and Samuel B. Wetherald followed with 45 of 60 and 23 of 40 respectively, as plans were announced for a larger shoot on March 10 featuring J Mowell Hawkins of Baltimore and other top shooters.
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Rockville
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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
Massachusetts Court Bans Club Sparring Matches
Massachusetts Supreme Court ruled sparring matches run by clubs illegal under the state fighting law. The decision states boxing exhibitions where contestants receive a reward are offenses, and admissions by membership are not allowed. The ruling frames such matches as prohibited promotions under revised laws. Georgetown Princeton Fencing Duel Promises High Profile Athletic Debut for Georgetown. The Georgetown University and Princeton College fencing clash at Gaston Hall draws a large crowd and foreign legation interest. Princeton enters undefeated with wins over Yale and Naval Academy, while Georgetown lines up Breckinridge Coplepinger Parrott Jr. The judges come from top army and navy swordsmen, with an exhibition by Georgetown's Darrienlat and Breckinridge. St John’s Defeats Puritans 24–6 in basketball as St John’s teamwork dominates. The planned wreathing bout between Thompson and Bachschmidt is postponed to March 6. De Parr Beats Pons in Utica wrestling match in two falls, Parr defeating Pons in ten minutes thirty seconds and sixteen minutes thirty seconds, with a Graeco-Roman fall by Pons in fifteen minutes. Parr set to face Gotels March 10.
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J. Parrott, Jr
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Parr
Pons
Utica
Jim Parr
Buffalo
Carl Pons
Montreal
State Armory
Pong
Gotels
City Park Racing Entries Full Card Notes
Entrants listed for City Park and Crescent City meets across six races at various distances. Notable horses include Colonial Lady, Poly Forest, Gladsnulz, Governor Sayres, Ida Davis, Thespiac, Florizel, Ascot entries, and a long listing of names with fractional betting prices for each race.
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Sultry
Lieber Gore
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Henry Morn
Ezra
Grove Center
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Dick Brown
Prince Glenn
Romany Rye
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Pendergast
Julia M. Jane Collin
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Sayres
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Selele
Lilia Noel
Our Sallie
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Girton Boy
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Noweta
Ed Finney
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Rightful
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Bean
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Byron Hose
Hickory Corners
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Ben Macdhu
Captain Arnold
Ascot
Golfers Elect Officers for Maryland and DC Associations
The Golf Association of Maryland and the District of Columbia held its annual meeting at the president’s office on New York Avenue electing officers for the year. Columbia Golf Club member John W. Frick chairs the executive committee. Columbia Course named as site for the annual tournament likely on October 1. Plans include next Tuesday’s Columbia Golf Club meeting to set spring event timing and arrival of professional Waters to oversee course work.
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L. L. Harban
New York Avenue
John C. Frick
Baltimore Country Club
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 Nears Formal Start in Richmond
Edward J. Ranslek of Cincinnati says a Virginia baseball league is practically assured after a week in Danville. A meeting to finalize arrangements will be held in Richmond next week. Potential membership options include six or eight cities with Roanoke Lynchburg Danville Petersburg Richmond Norfolk Portsmouth Newport News as possible eight-city members.
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Edward J. Ranslek
Cincinnati
Ohio
Richmond
Roanoke
Lynchburg
Petersburg
Nor Ok
Portsmouth
Newport News
Deaths and society notes from March 2 from various cities
Yale mascot Pop Smith dies at eighty seven in New Haven heart disease ends a long era in Yale contests. William Robyn ninety one, organizer of the first west of Pittsburg symphony, dies in St Louis. Walterboro mayor Charles Witsell, thirty six, dies of pneumonia with wife and five children left. Funeral and civic notices follow with Shriners events and a Capitol arrest of Mary D Bush for insanity.
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New Haven
Conn
James Smith
Pop
St. Louis
William Robyn
Pittsburg
Alfred G. Robyn
Robyn
Hadlang
St Louis
Walterboro
5. C
Charles Witsell
Walterboro Cotton Oil Company
Mason
Rider Haggard in New York on Mission
Renowned author Rider Haggard arrives in New York as a special commissioner to study Salvation Army farm and labor settlement schemes in America. The Rhodes estate funds the inquiry under British colonial auspices with plans to apply the model to South Africa.
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New York
America
Salvation Army
Cecil Rhodes
Haggard
British Colonial Office
Bouth Africa
Clergyman Cordova and Miss Bowne Arrested in Elopement Case
Rev J F Cordova pastor at South River Methodist Church and Miss Julia Bowne a church singer were arrested in Washington and surrendered to New Jersey authorities. They waived extradition and were placed in custody awaiting arraignment with bail set at 1000 for Cordova and 40 for Bowne. A crowd confronted the pair at the station as detectives secured them.
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