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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1907

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24

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.

New York 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.

George Washington 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.

Crack Vesper 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.

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.

Voonerts Alleys Halloran Roberts Penton Collins Roberta Cobling Everett 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.

Washington Post New Orleans City Park Notasulya E. M. Fry EM. Fry Notasulga Black Mary Stephen Southearn Cross Lfe Columbia Girl Telescope Corrigan Goldes i Nicol Gold Duke Seder Cas 1Aldy Doubt Balti- Hie Blacklock Hart Qsra J. Lea Vile Zeigler Seiler Ranger Bostar Mayor Johnson Lady Goodrich Aunny Brook Doctor Dan Scotch Dance Firebradd Lonsagtrinnalan Woteaulga Garner McIntyra Zelphon Loyd Jackson Day Defend Prince Brutus Sinth Rai Sifteenth Mites Lioya Noel Kaiserkoff 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.

San Francisco 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 Ing. Wilson Convent Pelhiam 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 To L Grace G 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.

Los Angeles 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 Baniare Foncasta Tae Gagoe Tan Avontellus Harris Xucuilortt Albert Star Desmages Mietolasy Crece Banladaranajaotan Rose Hart Volweher - Aos J. R Laughy Jhn Simpson Aaunvine Jr. Ledeufimiam. Ie Br. Wanther Doo Kyte Qinappi Temneeo Preston Autumn Flower Oven Arima Moriarty Nuory Livins Lachne Sharonowana Quapp Lady King Moriam Morgan King Leopold Arty Evond Lite Greoe. Oy Carrell W. A. Corman Ben Streng Thir Imne Jor Gard Walker Ele Sentadd Dar Collins Sittente Thore Lee Dartle Seltings Glysariomes Savitta Agnes Sick 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 Beei Ug 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.

City Park 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 Nell Hee Bell Jo Ty Jolton St. Valentin Anna Day Peter Sterling Ruth Mee Chivers Nutwood King Blewort N. B Ss. B Pareigner G. Buon, Co Handa Lancaster C. H Arthutor McMinney G.A Walter Powell Alfon D. Sprowell B.H B. J Bowers Unive Lochgoll Wield Lark Prince Brutus Arthur i Levering A Rogers C. C Reginald Butherford W. A Mdi- Oakland Bimhansdonaldy HS Sanderson Bren M.C. A Fulton C.D Stasbee Martie Jeremiah Vee Blunt O'Kelly G. PS W. Harned Netleta Joseph Benson G. U L. Cuvailles Bily Patheon Iin Neugeat A. C. Koight D. P. Mereback Chartef Allen Siepson FC Buiton Aheah Tea Troy I Ti Tieming W. H. S C. K. Snition B. UL. S Weatherfori Stollenwarak C. B. Smithson He He & I. Birch Halling Weven Mead Lewis P. Freaouro Gecko tAlta A. M. Osgood W. HS Invader Versala B. Pittampton W. H B. J. Sespimes Catholic Sherman Fred Bent University Robert Keller Catholic University Bounle Sliver Sue Walter Maher Joupen Merost Hulfora Catholic University Reginald Rutherford Miles U's Kemper Gr Us Tony Wolt Alma Boy Judeon Mealy Mt. W. C Charlee C. Wells Mooligana Crowahade Minigan U, of P Davis TL Corey Purae Gr C. Smuck St. J F Schiesser J. Hlavariny Solta N.Y A. di Cartmell B. Baker Devite O.A Sullivan G. A. Stewart J. H. Ie Sing Horse Wat HM. Meora P. Brenton J. WM. U A A Jones U. of B Caruthers G. McGinnn Vinetots U. U We. Keenbolts T Pendleton A. B. Disney Jngher Gudett Pifth Regiment A. A Arthur Decker M. A Wilts Grege Duker J. Regnart Mearling Daisy Hi Gauleap Inp McCullough P.s I W. Perd J. Netling A. Bremer Osverman A. Ou ‘Scholi O. He Racom Atx Furtongy B. Lawrence Jo George H. Hayne D. F Robert Ober Ben A. Wichon TB. Palmer Libertious Manere Tamia Spartan My Cauoleg Hennes L Beale H.H. G. Vandela Perdition S. Fulton, Jr B.C Donald McRae W. H. Weiker L. Burch L. W. Latone Hoge F. Bizhugh B. W.S HD. Reeve, Jr Bee Hints F. A. Woodfield B. H Eas ' Uz J. Bugler John Britington L. Jowett W. Hy Egon EA. Radford F.C. Fulton Bragg Us King of the Mist Acter A. G Joseph Crows H. O'Brien Nowe Bumppo Redwood Moore G How H. Blahop CM. Leakin McKinny William Myer Turkes Foot Buasta Fugurtha John W. Noyes Ornvell Myre Triterham Ignall A. van Vinck Gene B. Sanderson R. Potter VY. Kiroy L. Bittembender EM. Corey Cheock W. Sossph Clansel E .Baliinger Stuartid Pirin A & WP Si A W. Shitting W. Firma D. Bee U.N. G Riordan Wnattsehed J. Pager Kenneth Mazay R. Owen O. FH Bislanki Easton C. Kirt Semmes Cathole University Whit CB. OY ML Ca Moaler W. G T. Sa Herring John A. Sterrett E.W. Bridgeman Frank Ho Young G. A Rendell Arthur Charrington Waters Tom O. An Arohts C Randolph Fifth Regiment Tiulaney M.A‘ Maret BT A.C Kurrer Memit hantleaw—Reorce Walter Porcell- Balo P. Tony MAC. Com Michigan T. J. Regnamtt M.C. Heffemen Michael J. J. A. Games H Bliltatt C. McGregor Hillyer, W

A Stylish Spring Overcoat at Twenty Dollars

A stylish spring overcoat described as all wool light gray cheviot with three-quarter 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. Modish model offered at 20 dollars as unusual value.

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.

Georgetown Virginie 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.

Capital City League Aloysius Club St. Stephen's Institute Southern Railway Government Printing Office Columbia Alithietic Ib The Atlantics Lainch Lullicu Hunter O'Connor O'Ghea Baker Hyattsville J. F. Lulich 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.

Post Office Department Chance Board of Directora M. O. Chence Post-office A. G. Kner Agriculture J. T. Dillon War E. G. Goss Navy E. M. Dawson Interfor F. L.weed E. W. Anderson Commerce and Labor W. C. Hobinson Treasury O. J. Field Justice Mr. Field Dawson Field Navy Department Col. Bureh Clark Rice Agricultural Department Bramwell M. O. Chances J. J. Dillon 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.

Bred Clarke Pittsburgs 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.

Washington Post 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.

Norfolk Mer Harry St. George Tucker Thomas Lipton Edward King Edward Roosevelt Emperor William

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.

New Yorker 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.

Richard Croker Blakestown New York Bir J. A. Withand Washington Park Chicago Harney Schreiber 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.

New York R. Burgess St. Louis United States C. P. Frey Newark WW. J Baltimore Washington Schmidt Byrd Hoberts Michaud Esker Snyder Fink Kodden Clarke Beck Barnes Crouthers Korel McG

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