Barnard predicts low berth for Nationals in 1909 season
Coached by E. Leonard of the Naps on his Pensacola camp return Barnard forecasts the Naps will finish lower in the standings. He names Athletics Red Sox Washington and others as top contenders and discusses pitching strength and infield upgrades.
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Barnard
Naps
Washington Post
Ohio
Washington
Loonard
Pensacola Tranny
Barney
Cleveland Hall
Hatnev
Thais
Boston Red Sox
Barnes
Armo B
Euesay
Tigers
New York
Tim
Prumant
Red Sox
Staund Tres
Busy Day at Camp Griffith Lengthy practice with 87 players
Camp Griffith in Charlottesville hosts a full Nationals workout with 87 players, excluding Ayres Altrock and Gallia. Youngsters impress manager Griffith while rookies push through injuries and weather. Cuban recruits Calvo and Acosta earn praise. temperance policy announced. a framed boxing referee dispute also noted.
A B C Rollers Top Two in ABC Bowling Meet
In Toledo on March 5 two man and individual bowling events concluded with new leaders. Louis Wilson and W. Christy of Excelsior Springs moved to second in two-man standings with 1253 pins. Christy opened with 237 then slipped. In the individual all events Sobieski of Des Moines rose to second by five pins, boasting a strong five-score tally. Also Taunton mourns Augustine H. Dore, famed Grand Circuit trainer and driver, dies.
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Toledo
Ohio
Louis Wilson
W. Christy
Excelsior Springs
Wilson
Christy
Sobieski
Des Moines
Iowa
Taunton
Mass
Augustine H. Dore
Dore
Anduty
Spencer
Chicago
Marsh
Springfield
Wagner
Cincinnati
Howley
Mountain
Carlison
Wilson and
Excelsior
Hoyer and Ashley
Sioux City
Haas and Carr
Fort Wayne
Jackson
Brookes
Hermann
Cleveland
Haas
Shee Sallander
Buoromo
Rochest
Small
Charleston Race Results Highlight Multiple Winners Across Races
Six furlongs open. Jack Kellogg 114 ridden by Musgrave won the first race with 7 to 2 odds. Progrewire second, Early Light third. Second race featured Parcel Fest winning in three and a half furlongs with Edna Leska second. Dipper won the fifth race at seven furlongs. Swartz Hill led the sixth race over one mile selling. Several other horses and odds listed for multiple events with detailed times and placements.
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Jack Kellogg
Musgrave
Progrewire
Moore
Grandi
Monoracy
St. Avano
Vandusen
Edna Leska
Correy
Nose
Mary Nicholas
Billy Stuart
al Jones
Flaming Flamingo
Scarsdale
Huromage
Free ‘Trade
Detector
Kendall
Bessie Latimer
Dipper
Montour
Silas Grump
Trockler
Veneta Strome
Lendon
O‘bert
Colonel Cook
Wolfe
Fel
H. Gray
Husky Lad
Gardenia
Buxton
Cherryola
Koerner
Plant
Mucgrave
Naughty
Golden Treasure
Azo
Ler Elam
Swartz Hill
Irish Kid
Michael Angelo
Touch
Sam ‘Barber
Sheer Up
New River
Woodcraft
Hyndia
Bing
Carrona
la Estrelle
Peek-a-Boo
Succession
Robert Mantell
Brevity
Korshage
Treat Carroll
Caapto
Rimitaz
Vantian
Wastella
Ruth Esther
Chille
Mike Mollette
Abe Slupsky
Salvage
Jupiter Joe
Ramsy
Delaney
Fort Johnson
Fundamental
Ethel Samson
Nannie McDee
McAula
el Paso
Fancy
Royal River
Ocean Queen
Gelica
Dick Baker
Oswald B
Captain Brave
Witch
Kootenay
Ymir
Lackrose
Injury
Palatabie
Amon
Dorothy Dean
Parlor Boy
Napanick
Mona Caneman
Dominica
King Eric
Maize Girl
Zoroaster
Seacutt
Hatteras
Strekpin
Duneraggis
Rosebud
Shadrack
Gladys II
Princess Janice
George Autumnal
Meritorious
Hynt
Rogon
Pedro
Auto Girl
Dave Montgomery
Bill Anderson
Baldonia
Roberta
Golden Agnes
Lady Willie
Rockdele
Rosevale
Flying
Sam Bernard
Deerfoot
Misprison
Layminster
L. M. Eckert
C. W. Kennen
Hannis
Klaus Beats Papke in Fifteenth Round Decision in Paris
Frank Klaus of Pittsburgh won the decision over Billy Papke of Kewanee in the fifteenth round at Cirque de Paria Paris Var. Papke was warned repeatedly for rule breaches and the referee stopped the bout in the fifteenth. Kisus showed a stronger showing overall. The bout had been scheduled for twenty rounds at 140 pounds.
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Paris
Var
Frank Klaus
Pittsburgh
Billy Lapke
Kewanee
Cirque de Paria
Papke
Kisus
G U Athletes Entered for A A U Indoor Meet
Georgetown University track captains Bob Eller and Hd Stebbens sail from Washington to New York to compete in the Amateur Athletic Union indoor championships. Eller enters hurdle and dash events while Stebbens runs the 300 yard dash, a distance he won recently in Springfield against Mel Sheppard before the latter’s injury. Eller also contends for hurdles and the century dash.
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Eller
Stebbens
Mel Sheppard
Young
Boston
Sheppard
Canada
Omo Club forms to promote athletics starting with baseball
A well attended meeting at 1317 Delafield street formed The Omo Club to promote athletic sports led by president Lee McCarthy and officers Ben Gift, Charles Wannen, Edward McAleer, and Oscar McKinney. Prof. Beckett of the local Y M C A urged health and outlined plans for baseball, track, basketball, and football teams with schedules to be arranged with other clubs.
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Omo Club
N. S. Qmohundra
Delafield Street
Lee McCarthy
Ben Gift
Charles Wannen
Edward McAleer
Oscar McKinney
C. Edward Beckett
Y. M
Charleston racing tips and horse names from Cincinnati Enquirer
A garbled Cincinnati Enquirer item lists numerous racehorses and riders with scattered names such as Quincy Belle Tiny Tim Ruby Hyams Otranto and Fatherola along with odd terms like Strike Out Wooden Shaer and Parlor Boy, creating a fragmented sports/horse listing.
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Charleston
Cincinnati Enquirer
Quincy Belle
Tiny Tim
Ruby Hyams
Otranto
Wooden Shaer
Howdy Howdy
Martre
Pretend
Fatherola
Jacquelina
Merise
Mon Ami
Annie Sellers
Stairs
Salan- Juarez
la Wastrelia
Rorfhag
Gsapile
Fundamental
Delaney
Salvage
Dick Baker
Ocean Queen
Getlico
Kootenay
Injury
Catholic University Nine Shows Fast Start in Spring Practice
Coach Charlie Moran’s Catholic University nine drills at Brookland over three weeks with Pipp the Grand Rapids first baseman emerging as a future star. Zachary likely to start at second, Hayes anchored at short, Green leads the mound with support from Ryan Clancy Moran and Travers. Season opener at Virginia March 19 tests depth as candidates assemble on the Hilltop.
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Charlie Moran
Catholic University
Brookland
Hessler
Pipp
Grand Rapids
Mich
Moran
Fiis
Zachary
Rock Hit
Ryan
Clancy
Travers
Boston
Mass
Maine
Rea
McDonnell
Smith
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Georgetown
Harrington
Harley
Polo Practice Field Chosen For English Team
New York March reports that English polo players selecting a practice ground for next summer have chosen the Piping Rock Club on Long Island as their headquarters. The visitors will arrive mid May with about three polo ponies, two of which are being shipped from India to England, and will conduct several weeks of practice before the tournament.
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Nationals
Griffith
Washington
Griffith Ia
Lambeth’ Field
Ainsmith
Schaeffer
Eye
New York
Mar
Piping Rock Club
Long Island
India
England
Matty Thinks Well of Giants Pennant Chances
Marlin Springs Texas March 5 1913 veteran writer Christy Mathewson reports the Giants hold a stronger pennant outlook with Marquard expected back around March 10 boosting New York. He notes Pirates miss Konetchy first base void and praises Tesreau Demaree and Cooper while Cobb Crawford and Carey delay negotiations as spring training opens with McGraw shaping the team.
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Christy” Mathewson
McClure
Marlin Springs
Tex
Marquard
Giants
Pirates
Konetchy
Pittsburgh
Pubhetty
John McGraw
McGraw
Mac
Wilbert Robinson
Tesreau
Touer
Demaree
Bader
Thorpe
Claude Cooper
Cooper
Tris
Ty Cobb
Sam Crawford
Deirent
Cobb
Athens
Boston
George Stallings
Max Carey
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Dunlap & Co
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London
Sidney West
Athletics
Suusse
Bill Hopshay
Spudlu
Fils Yan
Wid Shields
Beets
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Pickaninn
Wave Tix
George Stovalls
St Lewis Browns
Hig Woolman
Cloud Mercer
Jimmy Austin
Todas
Casey
Hed Roche
Wan
Des Walsh
Ike
Stucher
Coluntus
St. Tantis Cardinals
Huggins
George Whitted
Addiet
Ray Rolling
Wissine Virmibers
Hauser and Magee
Taglars
Dima Stansbury
Infielter
Loumville
Cathers
Trou Steranton
Larry MocLean
West Baden
Ind
Clarke
Hamilton
Bermuda
Frank Chance
Malcolm Barry
John Priest
Paddy” Green
Lada
Chance
Barry
Friest
Priest
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Marlin
Arthur Shafer
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Colts
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Southern Pines
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Hein
Finneran
Lobert
San Antonio
Regu Irsa
Veam
Ate
Gulfport
Miss
Gulfport Military Academy
Lake
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Rondeau
McKee
Gibson
Oscar Vitt
Providence
Deal
Shanley
George Mullin
Hot Springs
Ark
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Dutch Leonard
Grover Brand
Fresno
Jay Kirke
Calhoun
Stallings
Ballot
Minneapolis
Kentucky
John E. Madden
James R. Keene
Young’s
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Saletan Log
Louis Hirsh
Schaefer
Stanley T. Milliken
Va. Mar
Camp Griffith
Ayres
Altrock
Gallia
Dutch Schaefer
Boas
Texastown
Stabbists
Gandil
Morgan
Laporte
Capt. McBride
Foster
Johnson
Cashion
Johnson and Groom
Grant
Calvo
Acosta
Packey McFarland
Jack Britton
State Athletic Commission
Nick Altrock
A.B. C. Rollers
Juarez
G. U
Pring
Youmans
Pirther Briagillo
Matty
Kenetchy
M’graw
Drefuss
Tirates
St Lous
Charlie
Fteli
Agaipet White
Ti Sam
Ben
Rafere
Meare
Asia
Mertz
Opportunity Sale
Mertz and Mertz Co., Inc
F Street
N. W
GEO. A. Dickel & CO. Distillers
Nashville, Tenn
WM. Hahn & Cos
Turkish Bath
Riggs Bldg
15Th & G
M Co. Luber & Co., Inc
Meyer
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