Demarest Defeats Poggenburg in Billiards Match to Tie Record
Calvin Demarest of the Chicago Athletic Association defeated J Ferdinand Poggenburg in a national amateur billiards match in New York scoring 300 in sixteen innings to tie the national record of 1812-16 set by Wilson P. Fost. Poggenburg totaled 139 as Demarest finished with a 57 in the sixteenth inning amid strong applause. Conklin defeated Rolls 196 to 180 in the other afternoon game.
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Chicago
Demarest
Charles F. Conklin
Philadelphia
Bryan with Hatchetites join Washington baseball prospects
George Washington's baseball squad grew yesterday afternoon as outfielder Harry Bryan of the Buffang Blue trained with the Hatchetites. If he signs, the Hatchetites will be stronger for the season opener. Bryan, acclaimed as the city’s best player, may join the Aggies' Webber and Titus who also have Farmer ties, suggesting cross-team spring training at Van Ness Park.
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Shamrocks Beat Vespers In Amateur League Clash
The Shamrocks of the Amateur Basketball League defeated the Vespers 16 to 3. Harris starred for Shamrocks with sensational goal throwing. After the halves, dancing followed the game. Lineup details are partially legible, including Bulitean Carroll Wright and others.
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Little Englishman Fights Well at Chelsea Bout
Young English fighter Maro yohnny Kellar impressed at the Winnis simet Athletic Club event in the Lincoln Athletic Club arena Chelsea. He faced Young Murray of Lynn for six rounds and showed a steady jab and a sharp upper cut, drawing favorable reactions from local spectators.
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Bowlers finish with tied high score winner at Voonerts Alley's finals
At Voonerts Alleys finals Halloran won with a 77 86 87 after a three way tie for high score with Roberts and Penton. Roberts led with 127 113 97. Collins 103 100 97. Other notable scores include Parkhill and Holloran. a swap of event results for swimmers and water polo noted. Also postponed basketball game between M M A and Second Regiment moved to Thursday the 4th. Letter box mentions Willie Keane.
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Tiger
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Princeton
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University of Pennsylvania
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Notasulga Triumphs in National Stakes at City Park
At City Park, Notasulga edges EM. Fry to win the National Stakes amid betting intrigue. Black Mary places second as E. M. Fry weighs 122 pounds and finishes just behind by a nose for third as jockey Seder is suspended for misconduct.
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Even Break at Oakland Horse Races
San Francisco reports a muddied Oakland track with three favorites and as many outsiders sharing the card. Inflammable won the two mile race while Belle Reed rider Graham was unseated but uninjured in the third. Race summaries note times and finishing order for each event, including Bets and odds, with several horses listed across six races.
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TEMACEO IS BEATEN AT ASCOT RACES
Los Angeles March 6 Teddy Mack wins the first race at Ascot at 00 to 1 over Taos while Tema ceo is the favorite in the fourth race. J R Laughery takes the fourth race over Tema ceo by a neck with a furious stretch drive. Multiple races feature long-shot winners and crowded fields with detailed times and placements.
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Racing Meet At Port Worth With Long Card Of Events
Prominent intercollegiate sprint stars headline Pasadena’s meet. The program includes steeplechase and selling races, with noted horses such as Belle of the Bay and Sandpiper in action. Entries list Georgetown, Cornell, and Catholic University participants, with a dense field across six races and handicap events.
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A feature overcoat described as all wool light gray cheviot overcoating with three quarters length, three buttons, fly front, gray velvet collar and new-round cuffs. Beau Brummel style with flaring skirt and center vent, broad lapels, satin finish Venetian lining. Spring fashion value at $20.00.
Georgetown Meet Promises Grand Relays and Intercollegiate Title Clash
Manager Crummer announced entrants for the Georgetown meet next Saturday with major showdowns in relays between Georgetown and Virginia for the South championship and Cornell versus Pennsylvania for the Intercollegiate title. Field events feature weight athletes among a galaxy of competitors.
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Five Series Schedule Set by Capital City League
At the second meeting of the Capital City League the six clubs approved the constitution and by laws with amendments and accepted a season schedule of five series of fifteen games each totaling seventy five games. May apply Hyattsville manager Baker for admittance. decision held for potential withdrawal. Next meeting March 20 to report schedule details.
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Atlantics
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Lullicu
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O'Ghea
Baker
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H. R. Hunter
W. D. Lynham, Jr
George Forden
Edward Herbert
Hal Collistoner
M. E. O'Connor
Columbia Athletic Club
Eeving
O’shea
Departmental Baseball League Eyes Six Teams This Season
Justice and Navy may pull out as Liz clubs vie for the flag. Officials from last year’s board met at the Post Office Department to plan, with Grounds the major hurdle. May 1 opening target set if the Ellipse or Van Ness Park can be secured.
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M. O. Chence
Post-office
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War
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Navy
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Treasury
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Bramwell
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Cal. Bramwell
van Ness Park
Echoes of the Diamond: Mack and Murray Linked to NL Prospects
Baseball notes from Savannah and Detroit outline managerial aims and player moves. Bostons resist Notre Dame catcher Sheehan delaying practice, while Greal and Foster join long-term plans. Detroit fans push to legalize Sunday games. Delahanty seeks medical studies and may quit baseball. Philadelphia touts new NL manager Murray with a pennant record, and recent Diamond alleys score leaders top a Down-Arm tourney with Schmidt Oliver leading 627.
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Mellody Outpointed as Thomas Beats Welter Champion
Special to The Washington Post. Joe Thomas of California easily outpointed Honey Mellody of Boston in six rounds at the National Athletic Club. Thomas used speed and left jabs to dominate, scoring the only knockdown in the first round while Mellody flashed power but failed to capitalize. Spectators hissed, claiming Mellody was stalling as the bout wore on.
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Edward Offers Trophy For International Yachting Regatta
Norfolk Va March 6 President Harry St George Tucker of the Jamestown Exposition received a cablegram from Sir Thomas Lipton stating King Edward authorized him to inform expo authorities that a silver trophy will be offered for the swiftest 22 footer in the international yacht regatta to be held at the exposition. The King’s Cup will be one of several cups offered by Roosevelt William II Lipton and the exposition.
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Harding Defeats Wenwick in Great Southern Handicap Pool Tourney
Bernard Harding of this city defeated William Wenwick of New York by twenty nine to spare at the Nation Hotel in the ongoing Great Southern Handicap Pool Tournament. Harding’s second break was noted as one of the best of the event. Tonight local pro Frank Sherman faces Walter Wallace of Virginia with a twenty five ball handicap.
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Nation Hotel
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William Wenwick
New York
Harding
Frank Sherman
Walter Wallace
Virgina
Sherman
Wallace
Excelsior Handicap Entries Rise at Jamaica Meeting
Entries for the Metropolitan Jockey Club spring meeting at Jamaica show a big rise from last season with fifty nine horses listed for the Excelsior Handicap of ten thousand dollars. The entry list includes Avauntear Core Samuel Heerts MuCarter Dolly Spanker Isvatel Water Light and many more across a wide field.
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L. L
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Ko - LC Core
Samuel H Heerts
MuCarter
Dolly Spanker
Dishabilie
Savable
Oxford
Minute Adams
Glorifier
Tieing
Wortera
Molesey
the Picket
Nealon
Trousides
Voladay
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Mrs Burgess Keeps Chess Title Bid Alive at Newark
Mrs R Burgess of St Louis wins the third straight in her match with Mrs C P Frey of Newark to lead three games to one in the US women’s championship. Frey won the first game. Burgess opened today with a French defense. Also scheduled is an intercity bowling match between Baltimore and Washington at Royal alleys Friday night with Washington fielding Schmidt Byrd Hoberts Michaud and Esker and Baltimore listing Snyder Fink Kodden Clarke Beck Barnes Crouthers Korel and McG.
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