Georgetown Cross Country Meet Promises Bid Wide Field
Manager Wymard announces a large entry list for the Georgetown meet at Convention Hall. Princeton Yale and Virginia lead a strong field with top runners from Maryland Baltimore and New England poised for a close relay program and a banner event.
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Cleveland Still Leads as NY Team Tops Two Man Standings
In Buffalo on March 2, Captain Greenfield's Cleveland bowlers remained leaders while Bergman and Shearer of New York City posted the day’s high two man score of 1126, moving to second place. Sauter and Sauter of Buffalo slid to third. Cobb and Alger led individual top scorers with 875 and 66, ranking fourth and fifth. Greenfield still tops the individual with a 643 high. In the five man division Monticello’s Montieth Bowling Club posted 2688, seven pins behind the leaders, as a brief pin-boy strike delayed play.
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Plans Baseball Circuit in Eagle League
George Snavety, manager of Hagerstown Raglacy baseball club, chats with leaders in nearby towns about forming an Eagle League. Martinsburg, Chambersburg, and Winchester have signaled interest, with efforts to add four more towns to reach eight teams. A meeting of town representatives is planned in Hagerstown next week.
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Gessler Arrives With Ainsmith Ralston Sherry On Scene
Joe St. Jackson reports Doc Gessler arrival with peers Ainsmith Ralston and Sherry at Arlington. Gessler seeks a better season, hunts oil prospects in Illinois and Maine, while Ralston, a dentist by heritage, shifts from practice to baseball. Ainsmith recovers from boils and coaches at Colby and Monson academies. Sherry confirms as Schuerholz Sherry, eyes Lincoln shift to manage Western League club.
No Luck For M Bride Brooklyn Nines Play Game
Conditions are ideal at Hot Springs as Brooklyn drills two hours then games six innings with Ruckers beating the Bargers three runs in the fifth. St Louis Browns Cincinnati and Pittsburgh are arriving, with Pirates awaited. 41 Browns in town. first work tomorrow.
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Colts Beat Regulars In Season Opener At Marlin
In a sun drenched Emerson park Marlin Texas the Colts defeated the Regulars 2 to 2 in a spring tune up Pitchers Jenkins and Hendricks held the visitors to three hits in six innings McGraw plans to shore up Fred Merkle in the lineup placing him between Murray and Bridwell for the season Regulars shown speed but failed to time the pitching and nearly suffered a shutout
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Walking Yankees Exercise in Cold Virginia Walks
A Washington Post special from Hot Springs Virginia on March 2 describes the New York Yankees baseball team members braving a cold wind to hike through Virginia woods. Players split into groups, taking walks from four to five miles as part of their day.
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Cornell crew adds J H Small Jr to varsity eight
J H Small Jr, son of J H Small the florist, remains in the Cornell varsity eight. He previously captained Technical High School football in 1909 and rowed for two years with Potomac Boat Club eight.
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Prokes Mackey Bout Postponed After Injury in Lowell
Prokes Mackey wrestling match postponed due to injury to Prokes sustained Wednesday against Al Ackerman in Lowell Massachusetts. No new date set, but likely next Thursday at the national guard gymnasium.
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Overall and Vic Willis retire from baseball
Chicago on March 2 reports pitcher Orval Overall of the Chicago National League club informed president Murphy he would not report to the club this season and will quit baseball to watch his California gold mine. Wilmington notes Vic Willis, who had signed to pitch, will play no more baseball and has bought a hotel in Newark Delaware to manage locally.
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Western High School baseball schedule draws many clubs
Thirty candidates practice under Capt Myers as fifteen games are set by Manager McArdle featuring Cairo Athletic Club Georgetown Preps Cathedral School Strayer's Business College and Senate baseball team among others. Amateur clubs like St Stephen's and Petworth plan seasons with arbitration board and league affiliations to be decided. Eastern High School and Columbia preparations noted amid cold weather and keen position battles.
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Vetoes Prize Fighting Bill in Wyoming
Gov Cary vetoes a Wyoming prize fighting bill allowing 26 rounds. He condemns the act and hopes Wyoming disavows the sport. In other wire reports George Gray sets a billiards world record with 1438 at Southampton in unfinished play. Southern League schedules open April 15 in New Orleans with season running to September.
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Knockout or Disqualification Key in Wolgast Brown Bout
In Philadelphia tomorrow night the lightweight title bout between knockout Brown and champion Ad Wolgast draws heavy betting on Wolgast. The 10 round match at 143 pounds, with no official decision possible for Brown, hinges on a knockout or a foul disqualification. Brown won the last meeting, but newspapers gave him the decision only verbally. wagering favors Wolgast as he seeks to reclaim public favor.
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Johnson Fined One Hundred Dollars for Speeding
Special to The Washington Post from San Francisco dated March 8 reports champion Jack Johnson fined $100 for speeding within city limits and for refusing to stop when hailed by an automobile cop. Acting Police Justice Conlin had initially imposed $200 but lowered it to the statutory limit after defense. Johnson joked about ten days in jail, and his lawyer said an appeal to superior court would be pursued.
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Commission to tackle baseball gambling menace next week
Cincinnati report states the national baseball commission will meet to discuss ways to thwart a planned future book on baseball. Chairman Herrmann says the move poses the game’s most serious threat and must be stopped promptly. Also note: Baltimore wrestler Shad Link is scheduled to face three men in one hour, starting with Carl Sylvia, Frank Zeraka, and Rob Roy Mackey.
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Ban Johnson's Father Dies in Cincinnati
Cincinnati march 2 professor a b Johnson father of Ban Johnson president of the American Baseball League died here today aged BM years. President Johnson and other family members were at the bedside. Until retirement from active life several years ago he was a leading educator of Ohio.
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Disqualified Camel Wins Opening Race After Interference
Jacksonville race day reports Camel led the opening event but was placed last after a disqualification for interference with Dress Parade. Discontent, a 20 to 1 shot, was declared the winner. The card listed five races with multiple contenders and times, noting further results and mishaps across the meeting.
Tampa Racecard Results Highlight Local Trotters
Fractions unfold across six races with purses ranging from 125 to 180 dollars. Frank Patten captures the 8-year-old and up division at five furlongs, time 1:00 3/5, with Johnny Wise and Dane Ragsin completing the placings. Virginia Linds wins the 3-year-olds and up at five furlongs, time 1:06 5, with Mask and Faces second and Amerou third. Uplands takes the 5% furlongs race, time 1:12 4-6, ahead of My Love and Merise. Hiccough wins the 11-16 miles event, Bethlehem second, with Her man Doyle and others close. Lord Walla nets the 5% furlongs sprint for 3-year-olds, Hose McGee second, Inspector Generel third. St Dunstan leads the final six-furlong tally, Carthage second, Lew Hill third.
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Juarez Race Day Results Across Six Races
In Juarez, six races were run with Lady Rania Melissa and Quartermaster among winners. Varying fields featured odds from 4 to 6 up to 16 to 1, with winning times from 0:49 2-8 to 1:16 for six furlongs and the one mile event clocking 1:43 2-5.
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Thoroughbred Names Run Rough in Turbulent Race Card
A lengthy list of horses, handlers, and stage names appears in the Lawndale region circuit. The wagering event features entries such as My Love Eventide and Sandpiper with riders including Kevin P. Diggs and Jack Baker. Bets, odds, and track conditions are unclear from the fragment.
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Racing Entries Report for Multiple Furlong Races
A dense listing of race entries across several heats detailing purses distances from seven furlongs to a mile, with horse names and odds for numerous events. Includes amateur cups and selling races, noting participants such as Star Over, Mique O'Brien, Princess Thorpe, Cry Baby, and Clara W among many others. Also notes Y M C A regulars to play the Rovers in basketball tomorrow night at 8 30.
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