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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1908

Page

24

Sporting Gomment Delayed Prospects in Major League Roster Moves

J Ed Grillo reviews how major and minor league players drift between systems after drafts. Veteran stars and up and coming youths clash for roster spots as managers weigh spring pitching, batting form, and injuries.

Sporting Sidelights From a Variable Spring Season

A mixed early spring narrative covers college and pro sport glimpses. Mentions: Rookerw 41, Wagner retires, Congress para acts, Lew way Phiage Ie ote, New York race route, Canton and 1% look up Chewaticks, 10 taller prospects, J Cantillon appearances, and a frameup risk of the locals spring trip.

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Potomacs Increase Lead in Law Real Estate League

In a district league clash the Potomacs widened their series lead as lawyers faced a tough tail end. Key players Walker Gonroy Cooke Eckstein Brown led the scoring with Crist Tool Staub and Roadway contributing. Duckpins highlighted as a notable play.

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Wagering turmoil erupts as stewards suspend jockey Murphy

At New Orleans Fair Grounds officials dropped a bombshell by suspending Jockey J W Murphy indefinitely for a bad ride on Ida May in race two. The stewards denounced a frame-up push by prominent stables and signaled ongoing investigations to uncover those behind the manipulation.

New Orleans Fair Grounds J. W. Murphy Jda May Noctter Bell Weber Murphy Ida May Miss Samn Zour Ida May E. T. Shipn

Prince Ahmed Wins Six Furlong Feature Race

The card featured a six furlong win by Prince Ahmed with Fizer close, while Rustle placed second. Injury, backed by J. W. Fuller, won the opening event ahead of The Slicker and Exot. The meet included several races with favorites and long-shot contenders across six events.

Prince Ahmed Fizer T. Shipp Rustle Perhaya J. W. Fuller Merrick Leibert St. Selane Gilpin Halt Inlie Tafaye Swain Esocte Fraesely Finun Lilian Ray Cunning Lady’ Leota Dispute Life Kemaass Quorn Concise Cohan Boy Marcy Pervival Andersen Hapsburg Alcorn Hell Weber Notter Wong Henbridge Groban Lad Huestis Eid Ida May Prince Hampton Oocuoma Hon Strang Shipp Minder Bustle J. Lee Gecent Javotte Netter Arrowswift Dandy Dancer Rick Whiskhroom Bitter Fir Lyon Terah Linde Lake Fost Kinsala Prince Abed Wore Hyperion Socom Cailogay Powers Wigte Pal Prima Blagg Eiftil Rage Beatrice K V. Powers Herimont Stenryy Morgies Ranpakannac's Aleycon Ben Double Fin Ora Reba Aleo Rin Tetling St. Tollane McDanel G. Booker Jack Wut Fisnny Creel Piewawas Plekstreker Travigny Gola Matz Lourie MacFaeren Terns Knight Tvanhoe Croman Cull Javanex Gordon Rusk

Outsiders Win In Close Oakland Race Debut

In a crowded Oakland meet Emeryville hosts the opening races with John H winning by a length from Pinaud. Cigar Nighter dominates the fourth event. Other results list Lillie Jane, Cigar Bighter, Fadora, and Metlakatle among winners. Cantillon reports prep for Galveston trip as Nationals targets loom.

Oakland Mar Emeryville John H Pinaud John Hayes Want Pinaud Caytwell Oes Liz Ww. Miller Magrand Martie H Slapey Hee Damiel C St. Oromiso Lillie Jane Sanay Seattle Ocean Match W. Kelly Avice Cat- Jims Garrie Thatcher Vat Wi A Walsky Hal. Keir Ormuz W. Mullery Billy’ Myer Bannatyne Joremiian Emma G Sciduro Kimnet, Jr Golilgino Cigar Bighter Kelly Maxfresd Walsh Serend Laughrey Acoville St. Aven Dredger Olee RAGE Fadora Shady Tad G. Miller Seem Western G+ terti Metlakatle Invader Markey Mayer Melar Kilborn Mitre Knapp Freestos Datwells Carthagenian Menkys Aliee Carey Kenilworth Calila

Murphy Is Suspended as Notter Wins Bellwether Stakes

Stewards suspend Murphy amid a volatile race scene as Notter captures the Bellwether Stakes. The stewards accuse prominent handlers of orchestrating a frame up and manipulation, while Mert-Who and racing stables race strong. Landa, Poe, and Fivelly race in the front pack.

Mert E. 2 Shipp Fivelly Landa

Georgetown Indoor Meet Heads Toward Record Field

East and Southern colleges descend on Washington for the tenth annual Georgetown Indoor meet in Convention Hall Tonight. Cornell Princeton Columbia Yale and others are represented with managers Moran and Corcoran delivering promises. Alumni and students foresee close, exciting struggles as top programs converge for a landmark collegiate event.

Cornell Princeton Columbia Yale Wesleyan Fordham Marquette Johns Hop- Hibs Virginia Moran and Corcoran Georgetown Convention Hall Washington Solch

Georgetown Virginia Relays Spotlight Eastern Championship

The Virginia flyer and Georgetown compete in a major relay meet at Washington highlighting the Southern championship. Duffy Wefers and Reilly return for Georgetown as Knox’s son from Tome Institute stars, with many candidates for Olympic team selection and strong entries from Fordham Marquette and Yale among others. Seats go on sale at Convention Hall at 6:30 p.m. with basketball noted at the YMCA later.

Virginia Flyer Georgetown Dan Kelly Oregon Wonder Cartmell Penn Frank- In Field Decle America Cornell Columbie Wesleyan Fordham New York City Washington Virginia Martin Duffy Weters Reilly Spears Wefers Stara Attica Washington Athletic England Hilman Smithson Fielding New York Athletic Club Butler Yale Fyer Bacon Geary Rector Mulligan Philadelphia Myers Brennan Hurdies Kici Marquette College Milwaukee Wis Tome Institute Central High Georgetown Prep Penn Charter School Knox Pennnsylvania Gill Convention Hall

Flick Sighs Nap Agreement Talks With Club Owners

Elmer Flick signs 1918 contract in Cleveland as Nig Clarke stalls for more pay and a conference with the club looms. George Stovall is in the South and ready to sign while Josh Clarke joins to travel for Macon training games. The squad for Macon includes Lajoie, Barnard, Bradley, George nod, and Fit Clarke. others are en route.

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Bemay by a Nose Wins Santa Anita Third Race

In Los Angeles on March 6 at Santa Anita Park two favorites fell. Bemay rode by 20 to 1 upset Pal by a nose in the third race a half mile event. Toller at 10 to 1 defeated Bribery by four lengths in the last race. Jockey Schilling rode four winners and one red horse. The card included wins by Eily Mayham in five furlongs and Jarlonga in three and a half.

Los Angeles West Lord of the Forest Banteda Daley Frost Hallon Taylor George Korea Horace Gataway Red Panango Johnson Fenril Rase Los Angele Darby Galveston Anicet Nationals Gelonat Ob Stanley Magazin P.cscccoaat Smirker Vee Early Tide Ig BenAon Walker Mountebank Kirkferd Helle Seaman Gonhart Rubinos _ Princ Frederiel I Merrit Wisteria Dutelnea Royal Wise Ingame Miles Lord Ressington Gorgalette Twe’ Elder Foate Sant Vgusie Wheeler Oakland Horeg Wetore Dick Hisar Batidor Fiellmere Duke of Orleans Prince Dracus Secaraco Pontatur TM Larsen Tha Becker Adeattan of Lampadrome Mary Candlemas Larner Sanau Sanau Third race—Orn A One-Lxteerth Miles Gate Dudge Netxon Mortlboy Cigarlighter Ovelana and Loaf Tavora & Ayonerdala Royal Stam Fred Bent Undine Bukes Biumeleat Woodlandert Valjeant Billigatong Faroleso Oui Wortandy Lee Rose Ted Plearot Eh Tom Hayward Steel Duke of Tau de Soto Breen Sliver St. Francia Laurie Johnson Grace G. Kian Blenrhe c. Jom Hector Pal Santa Anita ‘Park Bemay Toller Schilling Eily Mayham Scnilling Anna May TA Chats Goldstein Adelbert Bolte Koenigs Suise Crewton “Boy Royal Hogte Goldex Bul Blitpery Jarlonga Inclement Rewliting Molion Hoth Burnel Belle of Brase Martin Sick Hoge At-Sar-Ben Ickthore Oak Willem F. Herron Roydl Stone Cortele Fred. Maler Bemey van Dusan Burne Etcond Fisher Boy Laols Sdwin T. Fryer Woo

Gotch Loses Handicap Match to Rogers in New York

Frank Gotch, the champion American wrestler, competes in a catch as catch can handicap match against Joe Rogers in New York. Gotch wins the first fall in four minutes and the second in twenty five, with Rogers mostly on the defensive and dodging pins. The bout tests Gotch under rules requiring five downs within an hour.

Joe Rogers New York Frank Gotch Rogers Getch

Washington Union League plans stands for first class ball team

Washington Union League meeting at Willard Hotel completes season plans. Contracts awarded for stands to D B Nichols. Arthur Irwin signs to manage Washington team and sign players. Lawson pledges money to secure top talent from Southern League. Philadelphia and other cities to receive top exhibition games.

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Tiger wrestlers best in Princeton meet

Princeton defeats the University of Pennsylvania five bouts to two in a wrestling match at Princeton New Jersey. Folwell won both Penn bouts claiming a light heavy weight win over Forsythe but lost the heavy weight bout to King.

Princeton N. J Mar University of Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Folwell Forsythe King

Man Dies After Being Bludgeoned With Baseball Bat

Wilford M. Carter, 38, of 2200 Fourteenth Street NW, died at Emergency Hospital after a head blow from an unidentified Black man. Carter, intoxicated and returning from a dance with three women, was followed by several men and women. One woman, Lillian Fadel, is detained. others identified as Lottie Lee and Irene Addison are sought. Carter and the arrested woman were heading to a resort when the attack occurred at Second Street NW.

Wilford M. Carter Fourteenth Street Northwest Carter Dance Lillian Fadel Lving U Street Northwest

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