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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1907

Page

41

Eiker Wins Duckpin Tourney on Spurtrough Alleys

Eiker easily captured the duckpin tournament on Spurtrough's alleys last night by rolling up an excellent five game average. Roberts and Lanahan took second and third place.

Eiker Spurtrough Roberts Lanahan Lanaba Bureau Post Office Craw Hardle Spurroughs B. Rich & Sons Lanburgh Michaund Hees Star Ist Waiters Collier Warner Rodte Pawson Oz Malcolm Esex Ang Bradley Corwin I. Rigg NAVY Erect G. Ant Wa H. Boner Desier Nealin Auguste WE Ray C. Soke Redeker Brown Bergeran Nestdoff Hollande Wrennyi Ty Michaud McLennon Brosnan Tin Southers Fat Hen Everett Ns Loving Genemtack Isd Wyne Weornott Gonlon Saxty

Burgess Wins Second and Third in US Woman’s Chess

Mrs Frey, Newark champion, lost to Mrs 9 R Burgess of St Louis in New York on March 4 as Burgess takes the lead in the seven game series for the women’s national championship. Frey opened with a queen’s gambit in the first game, which Burgess declined, and Burgess won in fifty eight moves. Burgess then delivered a masterly second win forcing Frey to resign after thirty nine moves.

Frey New York R. Burgess St. Louis United States Burgess

Jack Johnson Defeats Lang Before 15,000 in Melbourne

In Melbourne on March 4, Jack Johnson the noted American heavyweight defeated Lang of Victoria in the ninth round. The bout drew about 15,000 spectators.

Lang Melbourne Australia Jack Johnson Victoria

Ryan Kelly Bout Draw Follows Tough Six Round Fight

Hugo Kelly and Tommy Ryan fought six rounds in Rochester New York on March 4 ending in a draw. Kelly led early with two rounds but Ryan pressed in the later rounds forcing a tied result in a rugged middleweight bout.

Rochester Hugo Kelly Tommy Ryan Kelly Ryan

Officials Named For Georgetown Indoor Meet at Convention Halls

Manager Crummy of Georgetown released the list of officials for the indoor meet. Dr J A Reilly awarded top duties for organizing the event with Dr Grant and Bernard Wefers among judges and starters. The program also notes a planned match between George Washington and Fordham and a Catholic U versus St John’s pairing, with Johns Hopkins to run Western Maryland if a ro jay is sent.

Manager Crummy Georgetown J. A. Reilly Crummy Dr. Grant Bernard Wefers Ben 4B Osthues Boston Hdward J. Crummy J. Ee Moran Rateres J. A. Reitlr G. U Ben B. Oathues Allen Wer Claude Ro Zapponl G. T C. E. Edwards Maurice Joyer Mr. Thatchex Spanding England Bit We AL K.P. Ia Mali GU. Omeiais Dan McGowan C. M. Barry G. V John Stuart J. WY. Hom Committee Charles Bmcardte TA. McCann Peter Dolan G. U. Ashere Thomas Cantwell Vincent Eynch Baptiste la Plant C. U Checles Stuart George Hebron D. U George Washington Fordham Catholic University Catholic U.'s St. John's Johns Hopkins Western Meryland Robey Hatchethe Raya Covell Young ‘Men's Christian Association Rober Duvail Elkerberser Rea Nod -Gatls Whiting Tulverity Georgetown University Convention Hall Wight T'Hat Morrow W. M. Birney Remy and Nery Young Men Chelutian Association Yong Prem Stride Welds Foster High School Fred Rice Johnson Young Brooke Tait

Demarest Defeats Rolls in Opening Billiards Match

New York amateur national billiard championship opened at Leiderkranz Club with 300-point 14.2 balk line play. Chicago's Calvin Demarest beat J M Rolls of Philadelphia 200–199 in 32 innings, leading 236–192 after 30. Demarest built a late run to finish 305.

Chicago New York Leiderkranz E. W. Gardner Passaic J. Ferdinand Poggenberg Leiderkang Charles F. Conklin L. K. Mial Demarest Rolis

Lasker to Exhibit in Washington Chess Exhibition

Lasker the world champion chess master will appear in Washington tonight as a guest of the Washington Checker and Chess Club. He will play simultaneous games on twenty five to thirty boards at the Arlington Hotel starting at 8 o clock. Local players hope to score a draw or win a board against his unmatched skill.

Eptanyel Lasker Marshall Arlington Hotel Washington Lasker Washington Checker— and Chess Club

Harding Triumphs Todd in National Hotel Pool Clash

In Washington, Bernard Harding defeated Joe Told 100 to 5 in last night’s billiard room match. Frank Sherman will face Fred A. Stewart tonight in a decisive round, both unbeaten, with 1% balls to 100 at stake. The tournament also features boxing notes and upcoming bouts as Langford and Delmont plan a New York departure.

Shennan Stewart National Hotel Bernard Harding Washington Joe Told Tire New Jersey Frank Sherman Fred A. Stewart Grand Rapids Mich New England

Sain colt H M Fry adds another purse at fair

Sir Barney Schreiber's Sain colt H M Fry scores at three and one half furlongs. Belle Strome dominates easy race. Foreigner beats Grenade for second. Doc Street wins with Fancy Dress. Weather is foul and track heavy. jockey McKinney unhurt after a fall.

Spesial Washington Post New Orleans Mar City Park Fair Grounds Washington Sir Toddington Rappahannock Barney Schreiber H. M. Fry Belle Strome Bellindlan Foreigner Grenade Doc Dr. Keith Incantation McKinney Oliver Mae Haney Dress J. Lee Tickimbigo Taylor Limartck Tobell Sherad Gold Zone Little Denger Lochgall Signal Light Mallle Donohue Evar Flearan

Open betting stopped at Oaklawn track amid crackdown

Hot Springs deputies arrested five bookmakers under the Amis law and halted open betting for the day. Benning badge system used thereafter. Hynerien Tl won the first race by a wire, with fast track conditions and clear weather. Other race highlights included Jam Simpson and Anna Ruskin victors in subsequent races and several notable entrants listed.

Tot Springs Art Waar Hot Springs Township Oaklawn Hynerien Tl Bear Sumraurles Starlange Gold Pirate Foley Billy Bowlegs Shiiing Rifle Range Moreland Tims Pmancter No Engine Meta Mex William Bissett

Vincentio wins tight six furlong race on rainy Oakland track

In a wet Oakland track, C Williams aboard Vincentio edged W Kelly on Black Prince by a head to win the third race. E M Brattain led six furlongs in the day’s tale of five other races with a mix of riders, times, and notable finishes across the card.

San Francisco Mar Oakland C. Williams Vincentio W. Kelly Black Prince E. M. Brattain Gelden Sentiment Fahy Ayana Beown Rosener Mayham Pelham Gradt St. Clair Calis Wincentio Ic. Wilitama J. Kelly Nabonassar Borel Mai Lawry San Remo Chet Bush Tojon Sinner Biman Wiliams Pontotoc Suprema Court G. Tires Magrano Escamado Romaine Ha Sheridan Sandy Cardinal Sarto Willams Elma Bay Burnett Morendo Horrow Ismailan Algo Sahara Itd Hesmner le Rove Scovi Ie Martenor Kid The Farle Hours, Water Thrucn River Line Forzer Lovey Mars Ft Bars Purae Horne Colonel Brady LG Peoria Ben Sand Bayou Lark Bucket Brigade US Hamlet Willie Newcomb Sartor Resartas Henry A. Schroeder Gould Arbo Wild Renger HelNag Jonnie Wade Bellmence Brn Electrics BT Purgent My Bon Jay Smitt Ad Chandler Royal River Stone Pitehray Granada Anna Day Beaterling Teng Arte Sweet Baver Ivanhoe Henry Lincortt Pek Bulger John McBride Daley Shine Virginia Lindaoy Fero Lady Elkhornes Ellore Rough House Watuga Baalia Astoria Belle Bewitched Dlta Loulee Aunt Hala Hasty Grace Hollow Margaret Randolph Erebus Lady Hapeburg Ida Mayert Robert Exar Hird Rach Europatkin Bea Maria Omatas Bamillo Alsono Frank But Blue Bonebrake Birmingham Prince of Pi Torehfoht Lucutina Alx Furlonge Young Pigelm Penrhyn Calabash Why Sutton Alencon Princesa Ornat Hradeot Rf Sandy Vanhil Gildersieeva Haven JWT Setling Leta Duffy Beecher Lady Emily Ssanbo Charley Heeny Flarize Star Chieftein King Leopold Mrace—Gelling Ong J. Dy Dunn Athen Bocley Curtus Kittle Platt Tore Gunhee Jockey Mouses Wayne Boas Watsawyer Laker Bathmont Watoak Loulan Fitzy Jessup Hector Mansard Andrew Mack Linaro Elovation Princess Titenis Ascot Woodthorpa Artie Munster Don Demo Platoon Von Reno Rebet Salover Decorator Tagpedor Anna Garrick Davie Blanado Ana Mile Suale Christian Elizabeth F Trho

Boxer Abe Attell title bout sparring partner search

Broan ao plans a featherweight title fight with Abe Attell and seeks a sparring partner for training. The report notes difficulty finding a partner who can match Attell and mentions Sullivan as boxing instructor at the Metropolitan Athletic Club in St. Louis. It states Attell weighs 144 pounds and has no surplus flesh, hindering weight reduction.

Broan Ao Somecuett Abe Attell Sullivan Fa Mfiatour Athletic Club St. Louis

Ormonde's Right Triumphs In Tight Finish

Los Angeles racing report notes Ormonde's Right breaking late to win ahead of Niblick in a crowded field. The piece references a strong performance by Like B in a tong shot and mentions other horses and jockeys in a brief race-day summary.

Los Angeles Ormonde Niblick Keats Tetfied ‘Tha Bannocen Sata Badtke McDaniel la Maque Tottenham Ra Merry Sport Beotets Van

Hanlons Big Judgment in Brooklyn Club Suit

Special to The Washington Post reports bitter factional strife in the Brooklyn Baseball Club. Howard Hanlon and FA Bell sue on a $10,000 loan from the Baltimore club, with a default judgment of 1000000 entered in Hudson County Court. Counsel says a receiver may be appointed to sell the franchise and stock. Ebbetts faces separate chancery issues over his $10,000 annual salary while stock holders seek refunds.

Washington Post New York Mer Brooklyn Baseball Club Howard Hanlon FA. Bell G. A. Bhbetts H. W. Medicus Messrs. Hanlon Bell Hudson County Court Hanlon Baltimore Club Brooklyn Club Baltimore Brooklyn Howard Griffiths Jersey City Griffiths New Jersey Feilure Hbbetts Maethcus Ebbetts

Anderson threatens to quit baseball over salary dispute

Special to The Washington Post Worcester March 4 John Anderson Washington balking outfighter declares that unless Manager Cantillon raises his wage he will quit baseball and return to carpentry He wants a transfer closer to home preferably to Boston Americans and says he trained with Kitty Bransfield and Billy Dyer while in top condition but expects no response from Cantillon.

Washington Post Worcester Mays John Anderson Washingtons Cantillon Boston Chicago Z “J Boston Americans Kitty Bransfield Philadelphias Billy Dyer Adlants Nelson Billy Nolan New York England London Johnny Summers Neilson Merry England Summers Dane Suve Joe Gans Nolan Hot Springs Gens Goldfield

Baseball commission rules on players and reinstatements

The national baseball commission announced decisions including denial of Toledo’s Krueger retention, rejection of Hudson’s Garrity first payment claim, denial of Birmingham’s rehearing for Floyer Moore, reinstatement for Broderick Unglaub and Corridon with $200 fines, and reinstatement for A T Briggs without fines. Also Bowerman and Milke offered $401 monthly by Kewanee club in Illinois.

Floyer Moore Broderick R. A. Unglaub Frank J. Corridon A. T. Briggs Tono Chicago Milke Onlin Frank Bowerman Kewanee Baseball Club Kewanee IlIneis

Nationals Getaway for Spring Trip to Galveston

Washington Nationals prepare for their spring tour to Galveston Texas leaving tomorrow night by group flight. Manager Cantillon lists Schlafly Patten Hickman and several pitchers as present with others expected, while ex-manager Stahl has not yet confirmed his trip. Cantillon discovered he was a day early in arranging transportation.

Washington Vest Chicago Washington Nationals Galveston Tek Jon Cantillon Schlafly Infelder Nill Wilson Kitson Smith Falkenberg Blankenship Case Patten Flay Cross Charlie Hickman Graham Oakland Cal Cantillon Joke ‘Stahl Washington Gatholic Soldiers Northeast Giliance Capt Titus van Ness Park Titus Georgetown Smith Saye Thunatay Semdest

First National Capital Rifle Club holds debut match

Eight shooters contested the Harris & Shafer Cup at Minute Men's Armory. J. H. Bunn won with 82. Sheridan Ferree second. Next Monday, more contestants are expected as interclub matches with Fort Myer and nearby forts are planned.

National Capital Rifle and Revolver Club Minute Men’s Armory J. H.bunn Sileat Sheridan Ferree McDonnell Armory Ferree Lieut Holt Alex. Summers Dr. Hicks J. C. Barney Col. Réichelderfer Fort Myer Bunn Lieut. Ferree Mr. McDonnell Gapt Serrie Lieut. Holifeld I. B. Johnson J. Mori Maj. Wheeler

Yanks in Atlanta Start Training Camp Ahead of Season

Manager Clark Griffith arrives with most of the New York lineup including Brockett Cassidy Hughes Clarkson Doyle Thomas McGuire Moriarity LaPorta Hiberfeld Hoff man Keeler Conroy trainer Mike Martin and Sid Merzer. Hal Chase and Jack Chesbro are absent with Rickey not joining. Griffith plans to pick up Jimmy and Delehanty south of Atlanta.

Clark Griffith Howdy Atlanta Gothamites Brockett Cassidy Hughes Clarkson Doyle Thomas McGuire Moriarity Laports Hiberfelé Hoffman Keeler Conroy Mike Martin Sid Merzer Globe Boz Bulger Williams Griffith Jimmy Delehanty Kleinow and Hogs Georgia Hal Chase Jack Chesbro Gin" Rickey Browns Joe Yeager Yanks Orth Lynchburg Cheabro Grifith Jack Chase Hal Het Grif Roanoke Baltimore Baltimore Grif Cartilon Unk Rungell Andy McGarry Philadelphia Batting Nelson Russell Nelson Jon Gans

Quaker Cricketers Win in Bermuda Match

Hamis Bermuda reports on a cricket match between All Bermuda and the visiting Philadelphia team. All Bermuda scored 49 runs while Philadelphia posted 58.

Hamis Bermuda All-Bermuda Philadelphia

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