Washington Club Buys Park to Build Modern Plant
The Washington ball club purchased its longtime ball park site for about $17,700 through Jordan & Co. The 23,100 square foot property includes 80 feet behind the centerfield fence on Fifth Street. Club plans for a modern plant by 1911 and reopening day of next season. President Noyes says deal completed after over a year of negotiations and that the club aims to stay in Washington.
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Washington Baseball On Firm Ground Under New Owners
Commentary notes Washington baseball thriving under local owners who purchased the park and back the team with funds. It discusses park ownership, finances, and the belief that strong leadership and confidence can lift a losing club to future success, while noting promotion motives and public interest in the game.
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Emmitsburg Nine Fast Season Schedule Preview
Emmitsburg Corh/American College team shows promise with four returning players Barratt Forwan Wo na Engle and McHugh Lord, announcing a busy slate. Planned games include Rutger at Emmitsburg, Holy Seat, Maril, and Washington matchups, plus a Kentucky Derby eligibility note tucked amid the sports items.
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Lounsville Jockey Club names Derby favorites for season
The Louisville Jockey Club announced the Kentucky Derby contenders for May 10 at Churchill Downs. The list includes horses such as Tyras Waldo Captain Morris Hogan Relief Don Antonio Lopland White Gallant Pirate Barley Thorp and Master Eugene among others.
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Automobile World reports rise of dealers group and races
The article notes a move toward forming a permanent automobile dealers association in the city to promote future shows and improve conditions. It also mentions speed enforcement near Fourteenth Street, a Philadelphia trip for material, and Texas automotobilists joining the flag to flag race for the Wahlgreen trophy from Denver to Mexico City with a Mexico City to San Antonio endurance event.
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Zimmerman Fined $100 by Cubs For Missing Spring Practice
Cubs manager Chance fined utility player Zimmerman $100 for not reporting to spring drills. Zimmerman, who sought a raise, did not appear at morning practice in unseasonable heat. Chance said the team won’t wait for him and he must pay to play. Zimmerman signed his contract and heads to New Orleans.
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Ingram Chosen Commodore Of Corinthian Yacht Club
After a spirited contest between A H L Gregory, present commodore, and William J Ingram, Ingram was elected commodore for the ensuing year. Clarence E Ingling reelected vice commodore, H B Wayson rear commodore, J E Bakenfield first captain, Willem R Adama reelected secretary treasurer, Warrington Baker assistant secretary treasurer, J D Hill measurer, and J P Welcker and W O Gwen trustees. Finances sound. officers seek larger membership next year.
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Virginia University Names Rusta T Reid Head Baseball Coach
The General Athletic Association of the University of Virginia elects Mr. Rusta T Reid of Davidson as head coach of the varsity baseball team and manager for the coming season. He previously coached the varsity last year, leading the nine to one of the program’s finest eras in school history.
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Southeast Five A Team Dominates Gaithersburg 53 to 7
Southeast Branch of the MA grant de fe defeated Gaithersburg Athletic Club by 53 to 7 in Gaithersburg Maryland. The visitors showcased Leamwark and Keliher with strong field play while Gaithersburg struggled missing three star players Sullivan Fuse and Robey.
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Great relay duel set for Georgetown indoor meet
Georgetown hosts a major indoor meet at Convention Hall with Columbia and Wesleyan favored in a series of decisive relays. Columbia has beaten Fordham and Wesleyan upset Carlisle, while Johns Hopkins withdraws. Other key races pit Pennsylvania versus Carnell Yale versus Princeton and Virginia against Georgetown, with John Gallagher slated for major events.
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Pajarita Wins Amid Turbulent Hurdles In Open Stakes
The report chronicles Pa Jamia Quikly seizing early command before fading, while Madman takes the front and overlaps with a string of horses including Havre, Lord Nelson, and Mamie Algal in a chaotic sprint. Shifting crowd details and distant finishes sketch a crowded field with Waolen and Duke of Milan among runners, as conditions and odds fluctuate throughout the session.
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Marksmen 70 Open Season Schedule Announced
The new Interscholastic Title Season opens near Monday in Northwest near Ninth Street. Four high schools and two colleges compete in Western and Business Technical leagues. Schedule shows April 7 opener at Central High, which withdrew from the circuit, leaving Eastern Western and two colleges.
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Jacksonville racing results feature multiple races and placements
The page lists race outcomes with horses and riders such as Hazlet Mle and Silurous Inferne Queen in early trials, plus stages labeled FIRST SECOND and THIRD, detailing times, placements, and participating names including Kilgore, Sunny Road, Tar Plyan, and Cooney. It preserves the newspaper tone with numerous proper names and event notes.
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Racing Entries and Entries Yet to Race Across Card
A scattered listing of racing entries and upcoming races featuring horses such as Misa Long Guana Seng and Cle Beache. Jockeys, trainers, and purses are mingled with companion notes about contracts, city events, and a New York tailoring advertisement. The text weaves race details with unrelated notices.
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Upsets at Tampa Draw Several Close Games
A fragmented report from Tampa notes surprising results as underdogs challenge favorites. Local teams and players faced tough matches with several upsets shaping the standings.
Young Britt Wins Decision Over Ty Cobb in Bout
Britt of Philadelphia defeated Cobb in a fifteen round decision at the Eureka Athletic Club. Britt led from start to finish, outgenerating and outfighting Cobb, who battled gamely to the end. Cobb tired late but endured the full route.
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Famous Turfman Percy Taylor Dead in Illinois Farm
Chicago March 43 Percy Taylor a noted turfman long active in Chicago circles and at a Fox River farm near Elgin died yesterday. Born in Portsmouth England he moved to Hill country in 18% and bred thoroughbreds that won on tracks nationwide. He wrote on turf and agriculture for daily papers and technical journals.
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