Mackey Gets the Decision in Brooklyn Wrestling Bout
Rob Toy Mackey, a noted local wrestler, defeated Young Monday of Brooklyn at Concordia Hall. Monday agreed to throw Mackey twice in an hour but the Washington man dominated, escaping a dangerous scissors hold as time expired. Monday weighed 186 pounds and Mackey 146, with preliminaries including Cleve Berkett, Nick Ross, and a draw between Jimmy Grant and Robby Baker.
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Rob Toy Mackey
Concordia Hall
Young Monday
Brooklyn
Monday
Washington
Mackey
Cleve Berkett
Nick Ross
Jimmy Grant
Robby Baker
Joe Grant
Tenny Contemplates Quit as Fight Ends in Tragic Death
San Francisco March 2 A boxing match near Harry Tenny ended in his death from brain hemorrhage after a tenth round clash with Frank Neil. Seconds had bet on Tenny and urged him to continue as the tiring fighter fought on. Autopsy attributed death to brain hemorrhage caused by blows, with eye injury noted but no poison or weak heart involved.
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San Francisco
Harry Tenny
Frank Neil
Tenny
Ind
Kudch
Tinny
Neil
Central High School baseball schedule announced
Central High School releases its spring 1982 baseball schedule under manager McKnew. All home games, except a Marsland Agricultural College contest at College Park on April 4, will be played locally. The ten game series for the local championship includes five games at American League Park while Nationals are away, with remaining details to be set by the faculty board.
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McKnew
Central High School
Marsland Agricultural College
College Pack
American League Park
Nationals
George Washington
Will Stay Up River Club Debates New Home Site
A largely attended meeting of the Potomac Boat Club at the boat-house in West Washington discussed securing land near the Aqueduct Bridge or remaining near the current structure. President John Hadley Doyle presided, with committee members reporting several viable sites and a plan to act on them. The group favored staying near the present facility but agreed to consider a land purchase near the Aqueduct Bridge after deliberation. The Philadelphia National League baseball team sent half its members to Savannah for spring practice, with remaining players already there. Manager Hugh Duffs aims for a series against the Philadelphia American League team starting March 21, while Tommy Lowe bets on defeating Kid Sullivan in a forthcoming bout if Me Herford is available.
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Ikely
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National Baseball Commission
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Evansville
Fred Cratims
New England
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Mathew
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Sul. Attie
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Phyle
Favorites win on busy New Orleans card at fairgrounds
A brisk New Orleans race program at the fairgrounds saw Helen Lucas Flavigny and Ed Early among the winning favorites across six races. Favor, Loretta H, and King a Gem led the first race, while Uncle Henry and Peter Nathaniel won later events, with varied placings for Dorothy M Little Wanda and Pad Barry among others.
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New Orleans
Helen Luvas
Flavigny
Eda
Sweet Favor
Loretta H
King A Gem
Carroll
Quaint
John Melicide
Profane
J. W. Slyan
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Little Wanda
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Etdert
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Therexa
Georgetown Indoor Carnival Prepares for Record Field at Convention Hall
Nearly five hundred entrants including top American athletes sign in for the eighth annual Georgetown athletic carnival. Yale withdrawal disappoints yet most teams are present for twenty four events. Doors open 7 pm, referee cues at 8, with an expected all races completed by 10:20. Spectator seating optimized with ushers, track access restricted to officials and team trainers. Pistorio’s band to perform before events. Outsiders include notable Pennsylvania and New York contingents led by trainer Mike Murphy.
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Georgetown
Convention Hall
Yale
M. J. Thompson
Bryan
Pistorio
Indoor track star near mile record bid in Penn relay clash
New York athlete Marvin Sheppard aims to threaten his mile mark in an indoor meet featuring a strong field of distance runners with Penn State led by Dick Dear preparing for a one mile race against Georgetown. The Georgetown squad and Washington teams trained at Franklin Field as districts and leagues map the Southern championship.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Dick Dear
Franklin Field
Georgetown
Washington
Sullivan
Ward
Pease
Mudd
Lorando
George Washington
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Totate Department League
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Binders’ League
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Toledo
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Byrd
Enter Nous Wins at 100 to 1 in Ascot Five
Los Angeles reports Entre Now scores a longshot victory at Ascot 100 to 1. Charles Green wins the favored race in clear weather with Anona second and Bir Brimtey third as six furlongs results reveal Lady Mirthful, Bun Rey and Jowie’s Jewell among other notable finishes across the day’s races.
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Ascot
Los Angeles
Cal
Entre
Josiasie
Jewell
Charles Green
Sam- Tuaries
Anona
Bir Brimtey
Thos
Malling
Rocklands
Baltoy
Higuet
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Janes
Corbett
Joan of Arc
jGartain Jaret
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Ledy
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Arcadia Belle
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Golden Truck
St. Winfrede
Mary Glenn
Uselyn Gritu
Lille B
Hans
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JUDGES SAID TOMOCHICHI Surprises at Oak Lawn Race Day
Unclear racing card from Springs Ark shows Legotee and Yomochichi pulling surprises at Oak Lawn. Tomochichi defeats Bitter Hand despite belief of win by Bitter Hand. Stand Pat and Barbaros among favorites. Ratdke rode two winners. Race summaries list placements and times for six races with multiple named horses and odds.
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Ark
Legotee
Yomochichi
Oaklawn
Tomochichi
Pat
Mechant
Barbaros
Ratdke
Dresden
Jack Ratily
Sneer
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Bandito
Meschant
Alma
Monterey Sprints In Mud at City Park Race
New Orleans report details muddy track outcomes with Goldie and Lieut. Rice each securing early wins. Percy Clark leads a dramatic mile run as multiple horses compete in six races with long odds and varying speeds.
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New Orleans
City Park
Goldie
Lieut. Rice
Percy Clark
the Pont
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Chamblet
Lathorpe
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Mme
Imiesiter
J. D Deann
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Conjures
Heads Apart In Handicap Feature At Oakland
In a windy San Francisco card on March 2 the Russell Handicap at Oakland saw Boloman edge Sir Edward in an exciting finish. First race four furlongs saw Kamsack win with Yarkee Jim second and Kegs third. time 49 seconds. Second race featured one and one eighth miles with Tarcingas first and Mr Far Starving second. An advertisement for Dr Kinz's New Life Pills closes the summary.
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Oakland
San Francisco
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Sumiaries
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Kegs
Geean Shore
Reba
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Laven
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John
Monr
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Atle Spa
Maia
Tarcingas
Mr Far
Horse Racing Daily Results From Shown Meets
Racing cards list multiple events with odds, winners, and placements. Names include Young Pilgrum, Coleman, Love Wolf, Forerunner, Pringers Thania, Haviland, Sambo, Tyrollan, Pimkin, Royalty, The Waterhouse Cup contenders, and Ascot entrants. Various distances from six furlongs to two and a quarter miles feature in mixed race schedules and statuses.
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Harold W
Leone
Mordente
Ragor
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Carre Basta
Mio
E. M. Brattain
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Golden Sunrise
Peggy O’nell
Russell Handleap
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Nealom
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Lisary
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Bonar
Tod
Forerunner
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Revomt
Suftiare
Haviland
St. George, Jr
Dorada
Martins Aren
Thoroughbred race entries fill New Orleans card
Wide list of horses jockeys owners and entrants listed for New Orleans Fair Grounds races. Multiple races at six furlongs to a mile and a half feature entries such as Dan McKenna Sincerity Bell Sonoma Belle and Lord Provout with odds and weights noted for each event.
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Dan McKenna
Teuxtemps
Frank Lond
Haley Lucas
Jessup
Lady Henrietta
Phil Finch
Ban's Harm
Moneco Natl
Sea Voyage
Glen Gallant
Francis 13
Joe Lesser
Sincerity Bell
Sonoma Belle
Halle Power
Safeguard
Light Note City Park
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Gray Dal
Dungannn
Double
Little Mnan
Nennie
Jn Luth
Rattler
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Sts Lee
Daring
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Glencair
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Commodore Thein
Ent My Hon
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Burke Cochran
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Katie Powers
Goo Goo
Jota Randolph
Remington
Freshmen Relays Anticipate Colossal Intercollegiate Meet
The passage notes George Washington freshmen eye a victory over Georgetown freshmen in a relay, as other local prep schools and teams like Jacal high school squads and Friends Select prepare for races. The Columbia Athletic Club halves practice ahead of the South club championship with Maryland and Mount Washington, while interdepartmental and interclass relays draw attention after the Pennsylvania Georgetown race. Over 260 athletes entered across twelve relays and twelve individual races, signaling a major winter meet.
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Columbia Athletic Club
Maryland Athletic
Mount Washington
Biltimore
Pennsylvania-Georgetown
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Baseball Notes Highlight Early 1900s Trades And Plans
Pittsburg trades pitcher Kin sel la to Toledo and Boston majors face ownership doubts as New York rumor hints a sale. Detroit gears for Augusta trip while Southern League sets 10 game slate from April 11 to September 12. Cuban players from Santiago de Cuba head to U.S. April 24 to play with independents. minor league shifts and manager moves reshape the season amid pay disputes and league rules.
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Pittsburg
Kinsella
Toledo
New York
Boston Americans
Bill Coughlin
Detroit
Tigers
Augusta
Winch
Arkansas Hot Springs
Groundwork Planned for Diamond at University of Virginia
In 2004 the local strategy board led by Benjamin S Minor aims to prepare the University of Virginia diamond for Nationals and collegiate use after the baseball season. The field will be groomed and leveled thoroughly to remove dead criss and lumps, ensuring a smooth surface when players return to work.
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Benjamin S Minor
University of Virginia
Nationals
Callegians
Charlottes Wlile
Winchester Hotel Man Leaves Debts Behind
J F Ritchart, longtime Taylor Hotel proprietor, departs Winchester with his wife and son after leaving a note citing bad fate and mounting debts. Creditors filed claims totaling hundreds of dollars, with attachments issued on hotel property. He had recently borrowed $1 from guest Nelson Kelm and planned to take his wife to Harpers Ferry before heading West.
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J. F. Ritchart
Taylor
Ritchart
Shearer
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Kelm
Harpers Ferry
Missouri
Investigation of Clowes at Eastern Hospital
The legislative committee probing Eugene H. Clowes appointment to the Eastern State Hospital board recommends against retaining Clowes or hospital superintendent Dr. Foster in their roles and urges a full investigation of the institution’s affairs. The report follows actions by the committee in Richmond, Virginia, dated March 2.
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Washington Post
Richmond
Eugene H. Clowes
Montague
Eastern State Hospital
Williamsburg
Clowes
Dr. Foster
Were Secretly Married in Winchester Secret to The Washington Post
Special to The Washington Post Winchester Va March 2 resigning her position at United Telephone Company Viola Foreman joined her lover Edward W Grant and Grove to Kernstown where they were married last night at the Presbyterian manse Rev Henry M White officiant The wedding was kept secret though parents offered no objection The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs William Foreman and the groom son of John Grant of Winchester.
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Winchester
United Telephone Company
Viola Foreman
Edward W. Grant
Grove
Kernstown
Henry M. White
William Foreman
John Grant
Crippled man struck and killed near Harpers Ferry
A white man with one leg, named Graham, was struck and killed this morning just west of Harpers Ferry, West Virginia, by a passenger train on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. He had been working on a cooper show at Bakerton and had no settled habitation. His remains were turned over to Jefferson County authorities for interment.
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TMG
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Graham
Bakerton
Jefferson County
Downing Marries Sumner in Rockville Home Ceremony
L V Downing of Washington and Miss Marian Sumner of Prince George County wed today at the minister’s home in Rockville. The groom listed as twenty one and the bride sixteen. Ceremony performed by R S R White. Death of Charlotte merchant E W Mellon noted. Harvard gymnasts defeat Columbia in Cambridge by 3 16 to 32 points.
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Hemenway Gymnasium
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