Novel Events For Y M C A Meet Features Young Athletes
The Y M C A boys department announces a lively meet for this evening under Gordon Law. Prospects include Wille Herron nephew of former President Taft and Johnny Goetz chosen as Nationals mascot by Clark Griffith. New events include basketball throwing for accuracy and a 65 yard obstacle dash over a gymnasium elephant. Ernest Meany already holds the shooting record with 16 goals in 30 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M. C A. Boys
Gordon Law
Beysa
Wille Herron
Taft
Young Herren
Law
Johnny Goetz
Clark Griffith
Ernest Meany
Duffey Sees Electric Timing Coming to Races
Arthur Duffey, ex champion printer, argues that electric timing will soon be standard in amateur and professional foot races. He notes discrepancies among traditional timers, cites Australia and Sweden as early adopters, and claims American records may improve once timing accuracy rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Duffey
America
Australia
Canadians Organize Trotting Association
Canadians organize a national trotting and pacing body to rival major U S associations, overseeing racing in Canada with purses over 500 dollars last year. Vancouver cricket tour and golf results noted with Nelson Whitney bout and Travis Corkran match play. Australian cricket team to visit Vancouver late April. Ray Bronson defeats Fea Kelly in St Louis. Vale soccer plans regional cup for high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Standard Bred Horse Association
American Trotting Association
National
Trotting Association
Canada
Dominion of Canada
Vancouver
U. S
Australia
United States
Ray Bronson
St. Lows
Indianapolis
Fea Kelly
St. Louis
Oma O
Newark Bowler Tops In A B C Drive Leaders March
Toelefo Ohio March 6 Newark New Jersey bowlers held the spotlight as William Heins of the Hudson Stars rolled 661 in singles to lead and total 1891 in all events. P Schultz and Koster led in two man events while Black and Forester headed a Cleveland pairing in the seven leader list. five man totals name Orlandsy and others among the top aggregates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toelefo
Ohio
Newark
N. J
William Heins
Hudson Stars
P. Schultz
Schultz
Koster
Black
Forester
Cleveland
Ted Rady
Karlicek
Chicago
Herrmann
Haas
Fort Wayne
Ind
Waine
Joh Will Referee Fight In McFarland Britton Bout
New York reports the state athletic commission overrulled Jack Britton manager’s protest over William Joh as referee for the Britton Packey McFarland bout tomorrow night. The commission found no reason to replace the Garden Athletic Club official. Both boxers continued training with light sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil Handle McFarland-Britton
New York
Jack Britton
William Joh
Britton
Packey McFarland
State Athletic Commission
Joh
Garden Athletic Club
Spotts Sets Indoor Trap Records in U S Championship
Ralph L Spotts of the New York Athletic Club breaks all indoor trap records by winning the amateur indoor championship of the United States with 100 straight in the final round. His combined semifinal and final run reaches 123 without a miss. A L Burns and A B Brickner tie for second with percentages. Burns wins the shoot off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ralph L. Spotts
New York Athletic Club
Spotts
A. L. Burns
A. B. Brickner
Burns
Dahlgren Reinstated by National Baseball Commission
The national baseball commission reinstated Cyrus Dahlgren of the Cincinnati Nationals into organized baseball after he failed to report in 192 and admitted playing with a semiprofessional team. He was fined $25. Dad Moulton remains active as a trainer for Leland Stanford athletes and produced notable stars like George Horine. William Edmunds chosen coach at Washington University for football baseball basketball and track. Roy Mercer of Penn detects thief at fraternity house. Epping Forest hosts 171 football pitches and multiple clubs. An English lacrosse tour may visit Canada. New York Athletic League seeks a field for public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mar
National Baseball Commission
Cyrus Dahlgren
Dahlgren
Moulton
Leland Stanford University
George Horiie
Mercer
Penn
Philadelphia
Roy Mercer
Chills for players youngsters excused after one session
Nationals training continues despite cold winds at Charlottesville with youngsters and regulars practicing. Griffith emphasizes outdoor workouts, plans to test recruits against Virginia college, notes Laporte Hos confidence at second base, and reports on injuries and Cuban recruits Calvo and Acosia.
Reds and Tigers to Play Opening Exhibition Game
The first interleague exhibition opens in Mobile with the Reds facing the Detroit Tigers. Manager Tinker will test several pitching recruits while George Suggs reports. only Marsans is absent. The article notes spring drills, early lineups, and multiple spring camps across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reds
Mobile
Tinker
Ala
Cincinnati Reds
Detroit Tigers
George Suggs
Marsans
Johnson Would Bar All Player Scribes
Chicago March 6 President B B Johnson of the American League plans an edict to stop ball players from writing expert opinions for newspapers or halt their salaries. He says the aim is not to infringe rights but to curb criticism tied to players names. Most players never see the stories before publication, and such writing has hurt the league. No American League player will be allowed to write these criticisms in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groom
Johnson
Cashion
Griffith
Virginia
Nationals
Song
Laporte
Frank Laporte
Lanotte
Morgan
Grif
Grimm
Calvo
Acosia
Grifath
Harry Welchence
Waco
Tex
Stovall
Tom Hayden
Burlington
Iowa
Hayden
Eurl Hamilton
Hedges
Hart
Chicago
Mar
B. B. Johnson
American League
Hie
Baseball Men Sue Covington Club Over Admission
The Covington baseball club files suit in Covington Kentucky federal court seeking to restrain the national baseball commission the national board of arbitration and the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues from denying admission to the Blue Grass League. The suit alleges August Herrmann chairman of the national commission and Cincinnati club president blocked admission citing the national agreement that no club may operate within five miles of a major league city without consent. Also named are T J Lynch and B B Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
National Baseball Commission
National Board of Arbitration
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Covington Baseball Club
United States District Court
Covington
August Herrmann
National Commission
Cincinnati Club
Herrmann
National Association
T. J. Lynch
B. B. Johnson
United States League reorganized with eight clubs
New York reports the United States League of Baseball Clubs was reorganized with eight clubs. William A. Whitman of the Reading franchise was elected president. The league includes New York New ark N J Brooklyn Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Lynchburg Virginia and Reading Pa. The season is planned to start March 16 and end September 14 with a 120 game schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States League of Baseball Clubs
William A. Whitman
Reading
Newark
N. J
Brooklyn
Philadelphis
Baltimore
Washington
Lynchburg
Whl
Langford Loses Demurrer Over Promoter Funds disputed
In Sydney the full court unanimously upholds Hugh McIntosh demurrer to Sam Langford's complaint seeking money alleged to be due from the promoter. Langford given fourteen days to amend his complaint. Olympic Program Includes Golf for 1916 Berlin Games as a new event. Is A Double Winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
New South Walesa
Mar
Hugh McIntosh
Sam Langford
Mcintosh
Langford
Berlin
Stebbens Third in 300 Yard A A U Championship Race
New York Mar 6 Ed Stebbens Georgetown finished third in the 300-yard run at the National A A U championships. Patrick J McDonald set a 24 pound shot world record at 39 ft 214 in. Abel Kiviat won both the 600 and 1000-yard runs and tied American indoor records. Kiviat defeated Ted Meredith by inches in the 600 yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mar
Ed Stebbens
Georgetown
E. Pipes
A. C
Bob’’ Eller
Stebbens
Fred Barns
Boston
A. A
Beng
W. Packard
New York A. C
Abel RK. Kiviat
McDonald
Celtic Park
Kiviat
Ted” Meredith
James L Wendell
Wesleyan
Howard P. Drew
Mass
R. B. Gifford
McCadain Lyceum
Frank #. Plant
Long Inland A. C
T. E. Neanderfer
Springfield
Alvah T. Meyer
Charles A. Rice
McDonald’s
Abel
Homer Baker
E. T. Marcenis
Fred Burns
Boston A. A
Econd
J. Stebbine
Georgetown University
Byrne
William J. Kramer
Long Island A. C
Oscar Hedlund
George F. Holden
Yonkers
Henday
Platt Adams
E. L. Emes
Bronx
Church House
Ler Gohring
Mohawk A. C
Leo Goehring
Edward L. Emex
Bronx Church Houre
Abel R. Hiviat
A. G
James Ho Meredith
Philadelphia
Thomas J. Walpin
X. W. Happeny
Montreal A. A
Sepona
L . Schneider
Clearance Sale Promotes Suits and Silk Scarves
A vintage window display features Wilson cabinet neck wear and color coded suit and overcoat sets from Bryan Matelot Daniels and others. Elegant silk scarves in colors like Bordeaux and Midnight Blue pair with four in hand or puff knot ties. Prices highlight deep discounts, with suits dropping from 21.75 to 14.25 in a rapid clearance sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Daniels— Bordeaux
McReynolds— Eveque
Burleson—Comete
Garrison— Vert-Rebens
Redfield—Gris
Lane—Silver
Houston — Hassard
Wilson
Charleston Results Highlight Five Thoroughbred Races
First race for three-year-olds and up at five furlongs saw Alderman Chicco win at 6 to 1 with Morgan Whson second and Butzen Jr third. Second race for two-year-olds over three furlongs was won by Bulgar at 8 to 1, with Rub Hyams second and Hartwood third. Third race for four-year-olds over a furlong and a half was won by Howdy Howdy at 2 to 1, with Martre second and Wark Lad third. Fourth race for four-year-olds and up at one mile and seventy yards had Lawton Wiggins prevail at 1 to 2, Banarela second, Jacquelina third. Fifth race for three-year-olds and up over five and a half furlongs was won by Bertia at 13 to 10, with Merlie second and Henack third. Sixth race for four-year-olds at miles saw Cutty nok win at 6 to 5, with Wood Dove and Bluemouse close behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman Chicco
Buxton
Morgan Whson
Benschotten
Butzen, Jr
Bulgar
Pickett
Rub
Hyams
Koerner
Hartwood
J. Hanover
Ret Royal
Edith Inez
Miss Jonah
Sidon
Frog
Lawton Wiggins
Corey
Banarela
Jacquelina
Grand
Ela Grane
Fatherola
Ragman
Afud Sul
Spellbound
Bertia
Merlie
Skirvin
Henack
Ward
Pink Beauty
Mon Ami
Mother Wine
Carrol
Miles
Cuttynok
Bauer
Weod Dove
Deronde
Montotr
Stairs
Senator Sparke
Naughty Sa
Saliam
Mead McHee
Evelina
Lamberthe
Hing Lear
Marin
Ocean Queen
Hadad
Ben Greenleaf
Wicket
Lee Harrison
Zulu
Ben Wilson
Minuie
Sprightly Miss
Hugh Gre
Hosey Posey
Hip
Jack Hillis
Angelus
Prince Conrad
Pampines
Fitzgerald
Kiva
Nobby
Lewin
Ancestors
Truly
Valetta
Rel Widow
Russell Metill
Giperth
C. W. Kenton
Juarez Race Results Summary
Juarez card reports six races with multiple entries. Succession won race one at four furlongs. De lapey took race two at five and a half furlongs. Nante McDee won the mile race three. Ymir captured seven furlongs in race four. Napa Airk won five and a half furlongs in race five. Seacliff won the mile race six. Odds and times listed alongside several also-rans and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asaple
Brevity
Hyndla
Bing
Corona
le Asirells
Peek-a-Boo
Robert Mantell
Korshage
Dean Carrol
Rimtrax
Delapey
Jupiter Joe
Chita
Venetian
Wastella
Mike Molett
Salvege
Fundamental
Nante McDee
Son
Fancy
el Pate
Ethel Sampson
McAlan
Adelante
River
Ocean Queen
Dick Baker
Donard B
E Ren
Ymir
Lack Rose
Idle Tale
Capitan Bravo
Injury Alep Rag
Napa Airk
Pastor Boy
Dorothy Dean
Amon
Mona Cattomann
Dominica
King Elk
Seacliff
Mickpin
Zoroaster
Maizie Girl
Duncraggiz Aivo Ram
Coach Harley Takes Reins At Georgetown
Georgetown basketball prospects faced cold weather as they could not complete planned workouts on the varsity field. Dick Harley appeared for the first time and offered minor instructions in Ryan Gymnasium. Most work will begin next week, with outdoor practice possible if winds ease, and field preparations progressing toward a ready start next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Dick Harley
Ryan Gymnasium
St Paul Drops Capron In Baseball Row
St Paul announces Ralph Capron will not play for the club this year after salary disputes. If no American Association team meets his terms, Capron will be sent back to Pittsburgh under the optional agreement. Canada forms horse breeding bureau reporting mares bred per listed sire and multiple live foals for some sires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minn
Ralph Capron
University of Minnesota
American Association
Wiid
Capron
Pittsburgh
Canada
Horse Breeding Bureau
Canadian National Bureau of Breeding Horses
Bureau
Atel
Calumet
Morning Race Entries Show Wide Field and Mixed Distances
Daily racing entries list multiple races from four to six furlongs and up to a mile and a sixteenth. Horses named include Wild Weed Bad News Alder man Chicco Lady Hughes Camellia wi Ethel le Brune Coreopeis Chilton Squaw Grace Me Rubin Grande Tony W and many others across six races with apprentice allowances noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild Weed
Bad News
Alderman Chicco
Lady Hughes
Camellia
New Haven
Ethel le Brune
Coreopeis
Chilton Squaw
Grace Me
Rubin Grande
Tony W
Sealing
Lenge
Counterpart
Therese Gill
Haldeman
Spindle
Armor
Pitent
Bat Masterson
Jessupburn
Silkie
la Sala
Clem Beachey
Ruisseauz
Totson d'Or
Tiger Jim
Siles Grump
Henrietta W
Theo Cook
Nimbus
Jim Milton
Pendent
Clim Top
Semi Quaver
Camel
Letourne
Benedicting
Lord Blam
Little BP
Star Rose
CyNosure
Seach Gand
Harcourt
the Squire
Juarez
Unclear Racing Names Highlight Mixed List From Enquirer Snippet
A scrambled OCR-like fragment lists numerous names and terms such as Rubin Grandia Camelite New Haven Frank Hudson Counterpart R. H. Gray Chemutpa Rose Queen Billy Vandereeer and others, intermingled with place references like Charleston Cincinnati Enquirer and Juarez, yielding no coherent event or outcome to report. The text resembles a damaged page snippet with many proper nouns and likely fictional or misread items, offering no definite news item or summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Cincinnati Enquirer
Rubin Grandia
New Haven
Frank Hudson
R. H. Gray
Chemutpa
Rose Queen
Billy Vandereeer
Bitas Grimp
Theo
Cook
Tiger Jim
Lord Elam
the Squire
Juarez
Cintinnati Enquirer
King Lear
Ocean Queen
Marvin Stare
Clint Tucker
Sadrazo
Jack Eilis
Gdelia
Truly
Russell McGill
Nelsoy Flying
Orperth
French rule damps American thoroughbred registration
New French ruling to take effect March 15 bars foals born abroad from registration unless eight generations of pure lineage prove ancestry traced to English or French stud books on both sire and dam sides. August Belmont’s Haras de Villers faces limits though he retains many eligible mares, with several other prominent American breeders in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jockey Club
France
Belmont
Haras de
W. B. Vanderbilt
Frank J Gould
Haras du Villers
Chess honors to Marshall in Causa tournament
F J Marshall of Brooklyn won first place in the Causa chess tournament concluded in Habana. J R Capablanca of Habana finished second and D Janowski of Paris took third. Marshall led Capablanca by one game at start. Janowski defeated him in 50 moves while Capablanca and Kupchik drew in 81 moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Habana
Mar
F. J. Marshall
Brooklyn
J. R. Capablanca
D Janowski
Paris
Marshall
Capablanca
Janowski
Kupchik
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Nelson
Allanta
Ga. Mar
Frank C. Whitney
Cedar Rapids
Corkran
Travis
Pinenursya
Walter J. Travis
Garden City
B. WW
Vale
A. B.C
Heins
Epping Forest
Forest
New York Athletic League
The
Public Schools Athletic League of
New York City
Charlottesville
Stanley T. Milliken
GriMth
Cornell
Ithaca
William H. Bennett
Bennett
Winnipeg
Billy Scott
Winnipeg All-Star
Southern Amateur Athletic Union
New Orleans
Kolehmainen
Hannes Kolehmainen
West Baden
Fred Clarke
Pirates
Boston Hed Sox
Hot Springs
Clarke
Gulfport
Miss
Tiger
Cobb
Jennings
Deal
Powell
Shanley
Gainor
Veatch
Bush
Schaller
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Lee
Magee
Arnold Hauser
Huggins
Cardinal
Teddy Cathers
Larry McLean
Cabrera
Wil Koney
Steve Evans
Rebel Oakes
San Antonio
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Stevenson
Minneapolis
Mack
Bender and
Coombs
Yannigane
Lapp
Southern Pines
N. C
Phillies
Doolin
Tampa
Fla
Vanigans
Cub
Frank Schulte
EL Gaps
Pasadena
Cal
Mer
Sox
Los Angeles
Jim Scott
Fournier
Scott and Cossett
Ryan
Checks
Boles
Brooks
Hamilton
Bermuda
Yankees
Chance
Cricket Grounds
George Davis
Davis
Martin
Walter
Lelivelt
Marlin
Texas
Colts
Giant
Doyle
Snodgrass
Evers
Robertson
McGraw
Larry
Pensacola
Birmingham
Joe Jackson
Kahler
Hates
McDowell
Beall
Oakland
Callahan
Pope
Tohnson
A. L
Covington Club
Blue Grass League
G. U
M’donald
Chattanooga
Tenn
Eleventh
United States Cavalry
Camden
Candler
Swift
Mills
Timmons
Ment
Oreonta
Friel
Minnesota
Overcrat LY
Moritz & Mertz Co
Pau Tal
Riggs
Dante
Pean . Oc. Inc
ARMY
NAVY
Meyer
Pe. Ave
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