Demarest Halts Poggenburg In Master Billiards Duel
Calvin Demarest of the Chicago Athletic Association defeated J Ferdinand Poggenburg in a national amateur billiards match. Demarest ran 300 in sixteen innings, matching the national record set by Wilson P. Foster, with a 66 point inning and a 57 point finish to secure the victory amid applause. Poggenburg totaled 139 as Demarest surpassed 200 in the fifteenth inning, delivering one of the tournament’s fastest runs to date.
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Calvin Demarest
Chicago Athietic Association
J. Ferdinand Poggenburg
Liederkranz Club
Demarset
Wilson P. Fost
Haverstraw
N.Y
Poggenburg
Chicago
Demarest
Charles F. Conklin
Philadelphia
Bryan With Hatchetites in Hard Furlough Tryouts
George Washington baseball candidates expanded yesterday afternoon at Van Ness Park as star outfielder Harry Bryan of the Buffang Blue possibly joins the Hatchetites. If Bryan signs, the Hatchetites will be 100 per cent stronger when the season opens, with Webber and Titus also linked to the Aggies and Farmers outfits respectively.
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van Ness Park
Harry Bryan
Buffang Blue
Bryan
Webber
Aggies
Titus
Farmer Outfit
Harry
Shamrocks Defeat Vespers 16 to 3 in Amateur League
Shamrocks of the Amateur Basketball League crushed the Vespers 16 to 3 on their home floor. Harris starred with sensational goal throwing as the Shamrocks led through both halves. After the game, dancing followed the halves.
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Shamrocks
A. Harris
Bulitean
Caroll
Wright
Fe MiCor
Little Englishman Fights Well at Boston Bout
English fighter Maro yohnny Kellar had his first American try-out last evening at the Winnis Simet Athletic Club bouts in the Lincoln Athletic Club arena Chelsea. He faced Young Murray of Lynn for six rounds and made a favorable impression with a sharp jab and solid right uppercut.
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Boston
Maro
Yohnny Kellar
Vantam
Winnissimet Athletic Club
Lincoln Athletic Club
Chelsea
Young Murray
Lynn
Sere Jett
Bowling finals at Voonerts alleys crown tied winner
At Voonerts alleys finals the high score tied among Halloran, Roberts, and Penton, with Halloran winning on tiebreaker 77 86 87. Roberts led with 127 113 97, Collins 103 100 97. Other names include Cobling Everett Fenton and Parkhill RT Centario Holloran Tiger Swimmers beat Pennsy Princeton 3 2 in intercollegiate swimming league.
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Roberts
Penton
Collins
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al Fenton
Art Fenton
Ebert
M Fenton
Parkhill RT Centario
Holloran
Tiger
Pennsy
Princeton
N. J
Mar
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Notasulga filly shines as E M Fry beaten for third
In City Park National Stakes at New Orleans, Notasulga and E M Fry led betting with Notasulga winning a five furlong race while E M Fry failed to carry 122 pounds, finishing neck behind third. Jockey Seder suspended six days for misconduct at the post and a potential license revocation recommended by judges. Black Mary placed second and Telescope took a distant third amid a crowded seven-race card.
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EM. Fry
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Black Mary
Stephen
Southearn Cross
Lfe
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Nicol
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Defend
Prince Brutus
Sinth Rai
Sifteenth Mites
Lioya
Noel
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Hoga
Bitter Brown
Harry Stephens
Broil
Agra
Sonoma Belle
Judes Traynor
Salling
Formeade
Lloyd
Jerry C
Lee
Bazil
Walker
Husted
Clique
Matalda
Paul Clifford
Slag
Even Break at Oakland Horse Races in Muddy Conditions
Three favorites faced outsiders as Inflammable won the two mile feature at Oakland. Belle Reed unseated jockey Graham in the third race. rider unhurt. Weather showery, track muddy. Races note winners: Raconteur, Convent Boll, Lord Nelson, Ro troupe, Inflammable, Blagg with varied placings and times across six events.
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Mar
Oakland
Belle” Reed
Graham
Raconteur
Scoville
Katie Raton
Insurer
Lady’ Hildreth
Horner
Rose H
Wilmore
Dodar Chaser
Vespa
Sir Wenley
Clara Muthatland
Charles
Ram
Sell
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Convent
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C. Williams
Doctor Sherman
Horsain
Mimo
Frolic, Confessor
Belle Teedsian
Tourth
Miles Black
L. Willams
Wonz Rotrou
Ands
Prince Marie
Quacker
Ink
Jim Pendergast
Cloche d'Or
Talamund
Cailafo
Lirlary
M.A. Powell
East Knight
G. Hoss
Huston
Tras
Hunter
W. B
Gates
Grater
Blagg
E. Dugin
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Koerner
Kokome
Sands
Ocean Shore
Windiey
Sonaleora
TEMACEO IS BEATEN AT ASCOT MEET RESULT
In a muddy Ascot program Teddy Mack and Tema ceo led early races with Teddy Mack winning the first race as Taos faded. J R Laughery captured the fourth, beating Temaceo by a neck in a thrilling stretch. Other races featured Royal Agent and Wing Tire, with Oaklawn injunctions affecting betting activity.
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Ascot
Teddy Mack
Toas
J. R
Laughery
Temaceo
Ross
Taos
Big Store
Huria
Sam Alvarado
Kamsock
Audubon
Poueah
Kitty McCarthy
Exther B
Joan of Are
St. Orla
Hudlin
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Tan
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Harris
Xucuilortt
Albert Star
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Temneeo
Preston
Autumn Flower
Oven
Arima
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Nuory
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Sharonowana
Quapp
Lady King
Moriam Morgan King
Leopold Arty
Evond
Lite
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Carrell
W. A. Corman
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Thir Imne
Jor Gard
Walker
Ele Sentadd
Dar Collins
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Thore Lee
Dartle
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Savitta
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Rain Cloud
Galmeda
Sheridan Hixth
el Cazador
Tha Gray
Matador
Kirkfield Belle
Igo
J. Swanner
Hutt
Nappe
Kunz
Penrhyn Hs
T. Orr
Belichi Susanne Recomora
Dan Mckenns Tihrd
Frond Belichamber
Susanne Dan Male
Vipertne
Newline
Jack Lary
Sx Furlonga
Hyperion
Oaklawn Club
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Harce Scott
Ianing
Fannibal Bey
Attia
Athena
Lansdowne Alecia
Beecher
Numerous Horses and Races at Pasadena Meet
Pasadena sees prominent intercollegiate sprinters and a full schedule of events. Entries include Georgetown Virginia Cornell Pennsylvania relays, steeplechases and handicap selling races with noted horses and riders. The card features top horses such as Pink Star Anne Day Belle of the Bay and Fire Alarm amid long list of contenders, with weather and course conditions noted for today’s events.
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Gromze
Florence Keit
Winola
Twenntation
Henry A
Schroeder
Fire Alarm
Little George
Ifieginbotham
Piok Star
Anne Day
St.’ Valentino
John TL
Ybgils
Southern Cross
Emergence
Grenade
King Eleworth
Flannte
Field Lark
Belle of the Bay
Hot Springs
Bélty Howleys
WilliamBissett
Beg Strode
Maonvine
Maelstrom
Rottreb
Higginbotham
Paxton
Lieue George
Belmence
Moccania
Pteinwick
Belay Cabril
Pasadena
Southers Crom
Kieinwood
Georgetown
Tee Bhatugh
Maven
Virginia
Cornell
Pennsylvania
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Bell
Jo Ty
Jolton
St. Valentin
Anna Day
Peter Sterling
Ruth Mee
Chivers Nutwood
King Blewort
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G. Buon, Co
Handa Lancaster
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G.A
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Alfon D. Sprowell
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Prince Brutus
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Levering
A Rogers
C. C
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W. A
Mdi- Oakland
Bimhansdonaldy HS
Sanderson
Bren
M.C. A
Fulton
C.D
Stasbee
Martie
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Blunt
O'Kelly
G. PS
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Netleta
Joseph Benson
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University
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Catholic University
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A Stylish Spring Overcoat at Twenty Dollars
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Georgetown Meet Set for Saturday Night Relays and Titles
Manager Crummer and a strong contingent finalized entrants for the Georgetown annual meet. The program features key clashes in elite sprint and distance events, with Virginia and Cornell competing for the intercollegiate title and Georgetown facing Pennsylvania in major relays. Weight athletes lead field events as entries include a galaxy of prominent athletes and longer runs.
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Crummer
Assitanta
Five Series Schedule Set by Capital City League
At the second Capital City League meeting held at the Aloysius Club six clubs defined the lineup St Stephen's Institute Aloysius Club Southern Railway Government Printing Office Columbia Athletic Club and the Atlantics. The league approved the constitution and by laws with amendments and opened play on Monday April 29 with five series of fifteen games totaling seventy five. Manager Baker of the Hyattsville team seeks admission and will be kept on file for possible withdrawal contingency.
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Government Printing Office
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The
Atlantics
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Lullicu
Hunter
O'Connor
O'Ghea
Baker
Hyattsville
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W. P. Canale
James ¥. Hughes
H. R. Hunter
W. D. Lynham, Jr
George Forden
Edward Herbert
Hal Collistoner
M. E. O'Connor
Columbia Athletic Club
Eeving
O’shea
No Grounds For Clerks In Departmental Baseball League
The Departmental Baseball League held its 61st winter meeting in the Post Office Department. Plans for six clubs this season were discussed and ground access debated as officials, including M. O. Chance and J. J. Dillon, weighed potential venues like the White or Ellipse and Van Ness Park.
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Chance
Board of Directora
M. O. Chence
Post-office
A. G. Kner
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J. T. Dillon
War
E. G. Goss
Navy
E. M. Dawson
Interfor
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E. W. Anderson
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Treasury
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Justice
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Dawson
Field
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Col. Bureh
Clark
Rice
Agricultural Department
Bramwell
M. O. Chances
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Cal. Bramwell
van Ness Park
Echoes of the Diamond and Baseball News From Savannah to Detroit
Echoes of the Diamond reports Pittsburgs’ manager Bred Clarke boasting a stronger lineup than a rest year and fearing no NL opponent. Grant and Sheehan delay join dates due to school, while legal Sunday baseball bills stir Michigan. Detroit fans push for reforms as Sturray rises in Philadelphia. Diamond alleys reveal top five high scores in a tense tournament.
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Chicago Cube
New Yorks
Murray
Philadelphia
Savannah
Grant
Harvard Law School
Glarenée Sheshan
Notre Dame
Boston Americans
Sheehan
Boston
Tate
Lansing
Mich
Detrol
M Severs
Petildons
Mellody Loses World Welter Title Bout to Thomas at 145
Washington Post report on the National Athletic Club fight in Philadelphia. Joe Thomas of California outpoints Honey Mellody of Boston in six rounds, scoring the only knockdown in the first round and using speed and clever jabs to offset Mellody's power. Spectators hiss Mellody for not pressing when weakened.
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Philadelphia
Mar
Joe Thomas
California
Honey Mellody
Mellody
Thomas
Boston
Edward offers King’s Cup for 22‑foot yacht 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 the exposition to announce a silver trophy cup for the fastest 22‑footer in the international yacht regatta to be held during the exposition. The announcement aligns with prior offers from President Roosevelt Emperor William and Lipton, and several by the exposition itself.
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Harry St. George Tucker
Thomas Lipton
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King Edward
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Harding Defeats Wenwick in Great Southern Handicap Pool
Bernard Harding of this city defeated William Wenwick of New York 10 to 0 in the Great Southern Handicap Pool Tournament at the Nation Hotel. Harding’s second run drew praise for precision. This evening local Frank Sherman meets Walter Wallace of Virginia with Sherman giving 25 balls.
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Nation Hotel
Bernard Harding
William Wenwick
New York
Harding
Frank Sherman
Walter Wallace
Virgina
Sherman
Wallace
Excelsior Stakes Entry List Grows for Jamaica Meet
Entries for the Metropolitan Jockey Club spring meeting at Jamaica show a big rise from last season. Fifty nine horses are entered for the Excelsior Handicap of 10000 dollars with many noted performers among the long list headed by Avauntear and others.
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Blakestown
New York
Bir
J. A. Withand
Washington Park
Chicago
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the Woods- Tanda Ma
Washington
Jamaica
Metropolitan Jockey Club
L. L
Avauntear
Ko - LC Core
Samuel H Heerts
MuCarter
Dolly Spanker
Dishabilie
Savable
Oxford
Minute Adams
Glorifier
Tieing
Wortera
Molesey
the Picket
Nealon
Trousides
Voladay
Inquisitor
Mrs Burgess Extends Chess Lead Over Frey
Mrs R Burgess of St Louis took a 3 to 1 edge over Mrs C P Frey of Newark in the U S women's chess championship series. Frey won the first game, Burgess used a French defense today, and needs one more win to clinch the title. An intercity bowling match was arranged between Baltimore and Washington at Royal Alleys on Friday night with Washington’s Schmidt Byrd Hoberts Michaud Esker facing Baltimore’s Snyder Fink Kodden Clarke Beck Barnes Crouthers Korel and McG.
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Esker
Snyder
Fink
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