St Johns Five Navy Broadens Becomes Culver Rowing Policy
The article describes St Johns Five Navy Broadens Beates Culver, noting a strong crew effort and the shift in policy allowing crews to contest away from Annapolis this season. It mentions regatta plans on the Severn, inviting major rowing institutions, and Princeton and Philadelphia events as part of the broader schedule. It references Supt Gibbons and the push to popularize rowing distances and competitions.
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ST. John’s
Navy Broadens
Culver
Annapolis
Mil Mar
Naval Academy Ait
Academy Lowing
Severn
Gibbons
Pauinisuon
Pinceton
Lake Junes
Academy
Philadelphia
Navy mat men win big at Annapolis May meet
Special to The Waking reports Navy wrestling dominated most events at Annapolis with sharp technique and decisive pins. Princeton and other rivals struggled as Navy claim high finishes and multiple champions in a strong showing.
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Annapolis
Navigara Prlers
Princeton
Punta Wan
Sulors
Princeton Warn
Vijestiny
Kant
Tomiity
Lorena
Mike Murphy Back Home With Red and Blue Track Team
Mike Murphy returns to Philadelphia after long trip from Thimastill HI to West Philadelphia. He feels rested and ready to resume coaching duties with the Red and Blue track men as the season begins and aims to lead the squad to progress despite doubt from rivals.
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West Philadelphia
Philadelpne
Mike
West Phlade
Record Pace in Sprinting as Keane Predicts New Stars
Syracuse trainer Tommy Keane foresees rapid progress in sprint times with 10 yard records on the horizon. He cites Penn’s John Paul Jones and Syracuse’s Charles Reidpathy among recent college breakthroughs, while Penn and Springfield athletes shine as rising sprinters.
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Tommy Keane
Syracuse University
Keane
John Paul Jones
Bed Meredith
University of Pennsylvania
Charles Reidpathy
Syracuse Universit
Don Tippincott
Howard Drew
Springfield
World Bowling Record Set In Toledo Ten Pin Tourney
Eddie Hermann of the Lincoln team from Cleveland set a new all events mark at the American Bowling Congress tourney in Toledo Ohio with 1972 pins. The prior record was held by Thomas Haley of Detroit in 1910. Hermann led squad events and joined teammates Tulgenhauer for high two-man totals while Davies Prince and others posted top scores in the individual rounds.
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Toledo
Ohio
Liohen
Eddie Hermann
Lincoln
Cleveland
Thomas Haley
Detroit
Hermanns
H Tulgenhauer
Davies
Prince of Columbus
Dick and Seibert
Fohn Hansen
So McCinnis
Chicago
Mathewson breaks arm in two places in New York area
Mathewson, son of Matts Alexander, broke his arm in two places yesterday while visiting his parents in Tewisburg. The accident occurred during a pitching session, but Giants fans were reassured there is no cause for alarm as Christy Mathewson was not involved. An early report misspelling the name caused panic among baseball enthusiasts.
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Tewisburt Pa Ward
Christy V Mathewson
Lark Giants
Christy Mathewson
Matts
AE Mathewson
Marshall Leads at Chess Tournament Round Twelves
In Habana May 3 the twelfth round saw Capablanca defeat Chajes while Marshall drew with Corzo and Jaffe beat Kup chi. The Janowski Blanco game was adjourned with current standings showing Capablanca leading, followed by Marshall.
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Habana Mai
Capablanca
Chajes
Marshall
Corzo
Jaffe
Kupchi
Janowski
Blanco
Wal
Hurst Proposes Fines to Enforce Boxing Rules
Veteran referee and umpire Hurst urges New York State Boxing Commission to fine rule breakers to ensure compliance. Proposes $2 or less for clinching, $50 for kidney blows or breaks, $5–$10 in smaller bouts, then possible disqualification for repeated offenses. Also notes record football attendance at Hampden Park and Crystal Palace for earlier matches.
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Im Hurst
New York State Boxing Commission
Hurst
Great Britain
Scotland
England
Hampden Park
Crystal Palace
Tottenham
Sheffield United
Griff's Recruits Impress in Their First Workouts
Washington club coach Jack Ryan and trainer Mike Martin praised a fresh batch of recruits at Lambeth field after morning and afternoon drills. Gideon, Calvo, Acosta, and Erhart led an assortment of infielders and left handed hitters with strong arms and solid batting, while Buck Weaver imitator Williams stood out among intergraders. Minor leaguers Egan and Munch led catching work, with Ainsmith cycling through behind the plate and outfield drills, as Virginia University players prepared to depart for Washington tomorrow.
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Stanley T. Milliken
Charlottesville
Washington
Jack Ryan
Lambeth Field
Mike Martin
Ryan
Bickers
Drehan
Boehring
Drohan
Boehling
Austin
Sullivan
Coast
Griffith
Acosta
Calvo
Munch Egan
Ainsmith
Witle Munch
Egan
Barton
Picher
Armsmuth
Virginia University
St Louis Wais
St Lows
Browns
Waco Tex
Stovall
Walter Tevereauy
Pacific Coast
Tedas
Medges
Hedges
Tevereaux
Baijenty
Alisha
Bexas Te Tane
Altrock Absence Casts Shadow Over Charlottesville Trip
Nick Altrock is the lone absentee awaiting flight to Charlottesville for the squad's milgrimage. Teammates Johnson Groom Shanks and others arrive in Washington then travel by train. Mordecai Brown, nicknamed Three Finger, is in town with a knee injury awaiting Dr Edward P Larkin’s care.
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Nick Alioch
Charlottesville
Thor
Hee
Walter Johnson
Groom
Howard Shanks
Edldie Voster
Dutch Schaefel
Strock
Giff
Johnson
Farm
Altrock
Cashion
Schaefer
Morgan
Foster
Gandil
Laporte
Henry
Engel
Williams
Sheer
Moeller and Shanks
Mordecai Brown
Three Finger
Cubs
Reds
Edward P Larkin
Davis Trophy entries reach seven for annual lawn net clash
London March 3 entries closed for the Dwight F Davis trophy with seven contenders the largest entry in history from the United States Canada France Germany Australasia South Africa and Belgium. Preliminaries determine who faces British holder Arnst in the title contest. Dick Arnat, ex sculling champion, challenged Paddon who defeated Felton for the Australasian title.
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London
Dwight F Davis
United States
Canada
France
Germany
Australasia
South Africa
Belgium
Jolt at Charleston: One underdog tops judges at Palmetto Park
At Palmetto Park in Charleston South Carolina on March 3 simulated racing action saw Meyer backed by savvy bettors upset the favorite York Lad and deny a clean sweep. Jockey EE Martin earned a late win over the heavily favored York Lad amid brisk betting while stewards penalized Donald MacDonald for careless riding.
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Charleston
Simu
Meyer
Sucessful
Palmetto Park
Deci
EE Martin
Tughistiss
Yok Lad
Tommonerss
Bin
York Lad
Martin
Donald MacDonald
Milton
Shackleton
Tearoli
Samuel Ro Weyer
Woo Chemulpo
Buatenl
Larry Tight
Hanpoh
Caliph Alare
Mullin A
Dito
Kc Wooth
Senator Sparks
Garden of Roses Fair
Austan
Fathia
Hanover
Montour
Valdeman
Ragotian
Histon
Edna Collins
Sam Barber
Salan
Henoch
Rally Near Finish Decides Great Fray
A tense finish yields a rally edged by late center-floor shots that seal a hard fought win. The contest features key plays from multiple players as the crowd watches the decisive moments unfold.
Raceday results from Juarez Fourth through Sixth Races
A garbled Juarez race report lists each race winner and placing for four furlongs to one mile events. Names such as Pat, Autumnal Way, Ring Lair, Anta Girl, Salif, Country Hoy, and WeoAlan appear among others with times and betting remarks lost to OCR.
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Kiltte
Marin Vigma Lind
Abtu
Milo Molettaly
Giants Camp News Mixes Roster, Injuries and Bermuda Sailors
Training camp notes outline routine practice as Jim Thorpe and Claude Cooper work sidelines while regulars drill. Snodgrass and Jacobsen face injuries. Hamilton remains under care after a groin sprain. Bermuda crew and Chance push for fitness. Tiger prospects Mullin Powell and Shanley show promise as teams split for practice in warm weather camps across multiple cities.
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Doday
Giants
Jim Thorpe
Claude Cooper
Bill Jacobsen
Hanley
Hamilton
Bermuda
Jeader
Roy Hartzell Walhase
Crew
Walter
Uack
Chance
Gulfport Vass
Tiger
George Mullin
Rabbit Powell
St Joseph
Crawfords
Shanley
Tal
St Lous
Racing Entries for Today’s Meet Across Multiple Classes
The program lists two year olds through four year olds in multiple selling and purse races. Notable entries include Grosvenor, Right Easy, and Semi Quaver in early races, and Blanche Francie, Anne WrGex, Ocean Queen in mid events. Several horses carry weights around 100 to 131 with assorted Jockeys and connections.
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Beagar
Wartey
Island Qi
Abrasian
Quincy Belie
Alderman Cho O
Grosvenor
Gallen Bar
Niles
Clem Beachs
Lille
the Squire
Juarez
Olds
Isarti Conner
Jae Luis
Angela
Tim
Edmond Adams Ieuty
Anne WrGex
Jar v
Bonnie Bad Wa
Don Enrique
Furtong
Fitzgerald
Kootenas
Fisiing Fiottops
Seneca
Royal Meteor
Doco Dougherty
Charles Goetz
Lem Dale
Fist Star
Cosgiose
Mimorioza
Pato
Loita
Reed
Unable to determine from unreadable OCR text
The readable fragments do not reveal a coherent event or names to summarize into a proper news item with a clear lead and verifiable entities.
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Kroeschier
Ira Oshoty
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Jack O Brien
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Tim Hurst
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Los Angeles
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Calvo Owms
Otis Clymer
Minneapolis
Nick
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Roanoke
Ted Sullivan
Pepeco
Nationals
Gaffney
Boston
Grifith
Tammany Hall
Braves
Atremieles
Meyer ‘S Military Shop
Pa. Ave
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Quint
Charleston Race Track
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Altrosk
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Callahan
Harry Lord
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Zeider
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Schang
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Lecemprr
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America
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Wey
Urbana Wine Co
Urbana N.Y
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Gissenor
Fay Vailey
Blane Traucer Tsiosurtam
Sonder
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Tenn
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