Middle Atlantic Golfers Elect Bailey President
Ralph Bates of Wilmington was unanimously elected president of the Middle Atlantic Golfers Association at the annual meeting in the New Willard. Warren Corkran of Baltimore Country Club was named vice president. J D Mackie and Yates Pennington were reappointed secretary and treasurer as the organization set dates for its spring and early summer tournaments and discussed changes to the home and home format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Bates
Wilmington
Aptry Club
Ted
Meidiron
New Willard
Warren Corkran
Baltimore
Volumbia Counan
Cie
Gascemont
Nassau
Columbia Country Club
Norfolk
Maryland
Baltimore Country Club
B. Warren Corkran
Bannockburn Golf Club
Thomas J. W. Brown
Chevy Chase Club
Morven Thompson
Columbia Country Club, Dr. Lee L. Harban
Elhridge Hunt Club
W. W. Neale
Country Club of
Virginia
J.D. Mackie
Wilmington Country Club
J. Ralph Balley
Strickling Captains Virginia's Quint In Tight Win
Strickling of Huntington leads Virginia in a close basketball victory over Trainmen in the Rail Round Met A. Basketball League. Seventeen games featured strong scoring with Moffett and Gregory among the top contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taviottessville
Charles William Strickling
Huntington
Virginia
Uitors
A. Basketball League
Traiomen Leneeee
Moffett És Khnen
Venter Houer Jorgel
Cagte SG
Miner -Ewera
Muneh
Degman
Mettoro Gt Whuen
Gregory
Ewers K
Togh Hatchison
Font Moffett
He Ores
W. Hall
W. FB
Luherwont Seorer J. Smith
White Sox win first exhibition game in Los Angeles
Chicago Americans beat Los Angeles Coast League team as Eddie Collins hits a homer and a sharp line triple, Ray Schalk collects a triple and three singles in four at bats. Batteries Jaaper Scott and Schalk for Chicago, Perritt Love and Boles for Los Angeles. Mordecai Brown, ex- National leaguer, to play for Chicago Federals this season.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Maren
Chicago Americans
Eddie Collins
White Sox
Ray Schalk
White
Angela
Jaaper
Johnaca
Scott
Schalk
Perritt
Love
Boles
Chicago
Mordecai Brown
Chicago Nationals
St. Louis Federals
Brooklyn Federals
Chicago Federals
Wright Sets Duckpin Scoring Record in Columbia League Night
Charles Wright of the Aar sane League rolled 169 130 and 124 for a 1,725 duckpin set total, the season high. High scores flowed as Carroll of Palace posted 404 in three games and McCormick of the Navy led the Departmental League with 395, sealing a decisive win for his five and disrupting the Land Office pennant bid.
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Charles \ight
Tranch
Carroll
Palace
McCormick
Navy Combination
Little Maples
Land Office
Indians
Columbia
H. N. Stel
Buffalos
Cubs
Griffos
H.G. Hs. Are
Stinchcomb
Ae Raw Brown
Sail A
Ieee Bohemians
Benson
Patterson
Soper al Butter
Curvillier Langley McAlwee
Nolan
Bo Baker
Rodgers
Mat Kninke
Hy. Fuchs
AL Fuchs
Stone
Pierce
Ste
Dormer Rod
Eas Lewis
Rina Ley
Leagir
Navy Tana
Guard
Wetton
Griffos Goddard
Emerson
Augnete
Mikewell
HS Toe
Shiple
Prait
Browne
McCorm
Ferguson
Stull
St Me A
Thayer
Aia
Yotais
MT Tetala
Hoetasler
Skinker
Leagu Cardinals
Resolutes
Tresnahan
Fowler SR
Armwne
Salingsid Es
Ik Bell
Hansford Murphy
Wells
Fowler
Seo
Leags General Raking Co
Wash, Gaslight Co
Reinhart
Kretsher
Ritteon
Wreckere, Knapp
Womersley St .Tarwater
Ashley
Primm
Bowler Roll Off for B B Pasteboards Opening Day Prizes
Thirty men will compete tomorrow night for ten tickets to the opening baseball game at American League park, prizes offered by Manager Charles Jetmen of the Commercial Bowling Alleys. The event repeats weekly until 100 paste boards are distributed, with names listed among entrants and a second basketball league doubleheader scheduled in the Inter scholastic league today.
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American League Park
Charles Jetmen
J. H. Jacobs
F. H. Jones
H. Zier
BR. A. Cushman
O. Sears
P. Broderick
C. A. Lindstrom
T. McC
Champions fall as indoor meet yields two records
At the National Senior AAU indoor title meet in New York on March 4, Abel R. Kiviat and A. T. Meyer lost their titles in the early events. D. S. Caldwell of Boston won the 1,000-yard race. W. H. Taylor set meet records in standing high jump and standing broad jump. Edward Renz won the two-mile walk. The Irish-American A. C. led the team standings with 38 points, followed by Boston A. A. and Hlinots A. C. in Chicago.
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New York
Abel R. Kiviat
A. T. Meyer
A. C
Kiviat
D. 3. Caldwell
Boston
W. Anderson
Ervin T. Howe
Colby College
Meyer
Taylor
W. H. Taylor
Ilinois AC
Chicago
Platt Adams
New York A. C
Edward Renz
Mohawk N.Y. A
Br D
Tt. Remer
Ilinois A. C
Ciwant
D. Rose
Harry Gissing
Hugh Birschon
Ding Brawd
W. A. Taylor
EB. B. Emee
Bronx
Chureh House
Plate Adan
Wile
M. A. Devaney
Sidney Leslie
Long Island A. C
Accond
J. W. Jay
Alioia A. C
H.W. Weeks
M. Wilkie
Yale University
Adainwell Borton
Herry Aarwise
A. A
Inehes
Olen
Fulerautt
Wondy Platt Adams
K. Caldwell
X. Initremblay
A.C
Nehneider
All Round Nationals Practice Near Rest Delays Begin
Charlottesville March 4 Nationals halt work to avert fatigue after a three day conditioning grind. Ryan and Martin order a near rest day with lighter drills on Lambeth Field and tennis courts. Morgan and Ainsmith lead batting and field work as pitchers, catchers, and infielders mix drills amid improving weather.
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Stanley T. Milliken
Charlottesville
House of
Griffith
Ryan
Martin
Trojan
Nationals
Mercury
Lambeth Field
Labeth Field
Engel
Clarke
Stevens
Henry
Ainsmith
Morgan
Neff
Virginia
Carville Raymond Morgan
John Stenry
Michael Martin
John Henry
Eddie Alnamith
Roth
Rippy
Williama Fa
Douglass Neff
Williams
Gallia
Giants Taught Dancing As Camp Recreation In Marlin
Giants manager John McGraw has introduced evening dance lessons for the spring training camp in Marlin Texas to entertain some 500 players. A Dallas instructor Miss Norine Ammons Ussery teaches fox trot tango and one step in a new second floor dance studio at Arlington Hotel with social events planned each evening.
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Marlin
Tex
Jack
McGraw
Arlington Hotel
Dallas
Arthur Devlin
Vernon Castle
Misa Norine Ammons Ussery
Summers Knuckle Curve Dominates Donovan Award Ballot
The piece surveys baseball legends and lore, praising Eddie Summers for the most deceptive curveball, with Wild Bill Donovan offering accounts of Summers’s knuckle ball that baffled hitters and catchers alike. It also recalls Nap Lajoie’s return and Cobb’s first meeting, plus fan idolization of Cobb and market chatter on pennant chances.
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Ira Thomas
Detroit
Ira
Mr. Donovan
Clark Griffith
Bill
Griff
Summeiers
Advertising undergoes varied definitions by many men
The text notes that many men have recently offered their definitions of advertising and that men are of many minds. It presents a fragmentary view of evolving thoughts on advertising concepts without a clear consensus or single definition.
Press Box Changes at A. S. Ball Park
President Miner and Manager Griffith approved minor changes to the press stand at A. S. Ball Park after an inspection tour with stakeholders. Nationals captain George McBride arrived as the first second squad member and reported the setup ready for season opening.
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Eland
Ators Ball Park
Miner
Griffith
George McBride
Nacionals
Nin Self
Blaze Trail for Red Sox Training Camp
Boston dispatch says President Tose J. Lannin and Manager William J. Ryan of the Boston American League club travel to Hot Springs Ark for the Red Sox training camp. A second squad will depart next week as Springfield, Ill. reports a state boxing measure may be introduced to sanction ten round bouts with or without decision.
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Oppcco
Braves
Red Sox
Mackmen
Boston
Tose J. Lannin
Wiliam Jotarian
Springheld
Wil
Todar
Ranciry
Chirawa
Races Show Edges, Long Card of Thoroughbred Meet
A lengthy race card lists six events with detailed entries and odds for three year olds and up. Notable horses include Uireen, Huss Sund, Zangaree, and Moncrief, with divisions from one mile to seven furlongs. Times noted include 1:21 5 for the opening race and 1:45 in a later sprint, with multiple horses showing returns and other runners named in each race.
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Upwari
Furtonge
Jake Argent
Uireen
Wan
Jona Des Oxnets
Taylor
Huss Sund
Resancon
J.even
Blue Raver
Ravenhall
Chirmay Daisy
Captain Tindsles
Any ‘Tito
Bima
George Karme
Joe Basler
Seling
Dave Montgomery
Garnett
Ubhvaen
Clark
Econd
Bonnie’s Buck
Mott
Zangaree
Austin
Mollie Cad
Pedro
Tattler
Otto
Mike Doslip
Lenore
Lapalile
Minnie
Lauder
Teigh
Charlies Cox
Wo Kennon
George Ovamrdalusan
Maziuk
Carrell
Luke Mae
Gentry
Rerond
Hex Beach
Molesworth
B. Ont
Turd
Ine
Whims
Torymald
Mex Lve
WACE
Farlunge Safranor
Garvett
Qrimar Lad
Klee
Velie Forty
Gentey
Hose O'New
Sam
Furst
Ural
Wolfe
Ted
Wolf's Baths
Hindy
Misa Phonty
Francis
L*alglon
Metropolitan
Jones
Moisant
Coteman
Master Jon
Taplin
Racy
Hlaberdash
Electrician
Major Bell
Mortgyle
Nfernu Quer
Coleman
Moncrief
Wrispen
Fred Levy
Charteer
Lark
Golden Lassie
Strome
Catharine Turner
Ajax
Transport
Dakota
Wen
Pitt
Envy
Munphy
Welles
Biles Jean
Yura Alse Ram
Louie Paul
Napier
King Radford
Ben Uneas
Charley McFarren
Cure
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Sidney West
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Dunlap
Christy
Bailey
Winter
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Pemorship Dane
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Ulib
Bannockburn
Nidee
Strickling
Quint
Brown
Indians Top Rollers
Columbia League
Reade Dockpin League
Trans Hoperials
Scutman
Aden
Ole Helf
Tunal Aspleal
Ruin League Casino Palace
Erin
Sterrier
Smith
Acty Durbin
AGLEL
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Warren Om
McLennon
Leda
Zellers
Gwson
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George Chaney
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William the Wild
Augusta
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de Soto
Wild Bill Donovan
Frank Chance
Wild Bill
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Men” Parker
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A. S. Ball Park
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Hot Springs
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Callie Vann
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Fin
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Mossowa
Freda Johnson
Molle
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Aiwesters
Mike Puntias
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HE Adan
Chota Ravece
Yestersun
Greenbynn
Jeune Tran
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Oles Ward
Durie
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Tol
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Lex Brown
Virginia Haeditensabe
Apna Bose
sTairy
Cuttyhuck
Banin Jim
Maniesia
Tahet
Flatbush
Tollewet
HO Barr
Jerneya
Sweet Ater Julius A
West Fi Shop
Tutve Gere
Brennan
Horn the Tailor
Noataearis Krinds
Lawas. Meyer’s Military Shops
Morton C. Stout & Co
Taitora
St. N. W
E. Foster
Mertz and
Mertz
Dr. Shade
Feo
Bumomya
Thirteenth Street
DR. Reed
Seventeenth Street
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