Marshall Beats Janowski in Chess Match in Paris
Frank J. Marshall of Brooklyn won tonight's game against D. Janowski in Paris at the Philidor Club. The final score stood Marshall eight, Janowski five with four draws. Spectators of many nationalities followed the match as Marshall, greeted with applause, planned to play in several European cities before returning to the United States.
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Janowski
Paris
Frank J. Marshall
Brooklyn
D. Janowski
Marshall
Philidor Club
Mr. Marshall
United States
Kittredge Back With Senators As Stahl Shapes Spring
Manager Garland Stahl, hard at work in Washington, expects most players to report by Sunday and will start Charlottesville workouts Monday. Catcher Kittredge likely to join, praised for inside baseball and pitcher handling, as Stahl builds a young team and aims to improve on last season despite limited spring training.
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Stahl
Garland Stahl
Washington
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Kittredge
Senators
Detroit
Cleverittle
Stredge
Elt
Kit
Mayers
Virginija
Patten
Clarke
Hughes
Townsend
Hot Springs
Winters
Boston
Jack Townsend
Dickeguy Wee Rall
Cassidy
Pittsburg
University of Illinois
Shaughnessy
Joe Cantillon
Milwaukee
Charley Jones
American Association
Rothgeb
University of Mlinois
Minois
Selee
Chica Nationals
Roothgeb
Frothgeb
Commissioners Baseball Club Formed For 1903 Independent Season
The Commissioners Baseball Club, famed from the old cold Departmental League era, has organized for 1903 and will play independent ball with city and nearby clubs. Henry Colliflower is captain and playing manager, with J. B. Gates John W. Beall Thomas Cantwell Harry Bryan A. S. Jay C. C. Venable Wiliam N. Handibee Robert Hook V. Wahler John Hoffman and Seacree as joining players.
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CommissionersBaseball Club
Henrry Colliflower
J. B. Gates
John W. Beall
Thomas Cantwell
Harry Bryan
A. 8. Jay
C. C. Venable
Wiliam N. Handibee
Robert Hook
V. Wahler
John Hoffman
Paces
Neal
Red Hot from the Gun Ball Cured Newark Man
A ball nicknamed Red Hot caused horrible ulcers on G B Steadman of Newark Michigan. Buckslen’s Arica Salve was advertised as curing him for 25 cents at all druggists.
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G. B. Steadman
Newark
Mich
Buckslen
William M Rapp and James H Sprigman lead team schedule
The squad has arranged a busy playing schedule with Georgetown University George Washington University Georgetown University Reserves and Maryland Agricultural College. They will play in Frostburg Cumberland Wilmington Atlantic City and clubs in Baltimore including Megan Athletic Club Baltimore and Ohio Athletic Association Sparrows Point Athletic Association Walbrook Athletic Club Mount Washington Club Catonsville Country Club and Bartlett Hayward Company. The team will wear new uniforms and be in shape by March 25 with National Guard Gymnasium secured for practices. Manager Hess aims to set games with Church League teams.
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William M. Rapp
James H. Sprigman
Georgetown University
George Washington University
Maryland Agricultural College
Frostburg
Cumberland
Big Turfmen Blacklisted by Western Jockey Club
Chicago March 7 Rome Respass Ed ward Corrigan T C McDowell and Capt S Grown were blacklisted at the Western Jockey Club meeting ruling that they may not race on Western Jockey Club tracks this summer. Horsemen fear the move could close Chicago tracks for the coming season.
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Chicago
Rome Respase
Edward Corrigan
T. C. McDowell
5. S. Grown
Western Jockey Club
Western Jockey Club Tangeht
Jockey Club
Corrigan
Brown
Respass
McDowell
Steward for Benning Appointed by National Steeplechase
The National Steeplechase and Hunt Association stewards at a March 7 meeting confirmed the February 7 rule amendments and granted permission for W Orm Baltimore P A Clark New York E O Hayes Warrenton and H R Page Hempstead to ride as gentleman riders. The Maryland Jockey Club and Rockaway Hunting Club steeplechases were approved for spring meetings. J E Cowdin was named steward for the Rockaway meeting, with S S Howland and H H Page assigned to Benning and Pimlico meetings respectively.
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Howland
National Steeplechase Association
New York
National
Steeplechase and Hunt Association
Hell Today
W. Orm
Baltimore
A. Clark
Hayes
Warrenton
H. R. Page
Hempstead
H. H. Page
Maryland
Palmer Smoke Case Delayed In Police Court
Public Printer Frank Palmer faced a smoke law violation charge in Police Court, paused as Assistant District Attorney Thomas requested more prep. A. M. Lothrop forfeited $30 for not appearing, with an attachment issued for his attendance. Robert L. Middleton of Georgetown Gas Light Co. received a $30 fine for alleged law violations at the plant on Thirtieth and M streets. he testified smokeless fuel was used while coal provided gas and coke.
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Frank Palmer
Thomas
A. M. Lothrop
Scott
Robert L. Middleton
Georgetown Gas Light Company
Thirtieth
M Streets
Mr. Middleton
Cold remedies promise cure and signature sought
An advertisement touts Laxativa Bromo Quinine as a global cold and grip remedy that removes the cause. It urges readers to call for the full name and seek the signature of B. W. Grove, with a price of 25 cents.
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B. W. Grove
Drunkards Cured Secretly by Home Remedy
Secret home cure claims to stop drinking by adding an odorless powder to food or drink. It offers a free trial package from Dr. J. W. Haines in Cincinnati Ohio and asserts it makes intoxication impossible.
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Earth
Peabodyedical Institute
Bulfinch St
Avere House
Boston
Mass
J. W. Haines
Glenn Building
Cincinnati
Ohio
Reed Sivas
Twelfth Street N. W
Thoroughbred racing entries and injuries at City Park
Race cards from Crescent City and City Park list eight racing programs with selling and handicap events across six tracks. Entries include Woolnols Tarbula Ethel's Pride Diamond Betty and many others with varied weights. A fall from scaffolding injures T F McCormick, while Mrs A C Martin is treated for a fractured arm.
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McDougle
Jim McGinnia
Filatory
Proteus
Leonard Joe Hayman
Drummond
Caithness
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Nandora
Mint Bed
Bean
Miss Aubrey
Always Faithful
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Bountiful
Irby Bennett
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Cataline
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Cecila
Arab
Frank Rice
St. Daniel
Favonius
Barkermore
Brennenworth
Homestead
Annie
Hannibal Bey
Knowledge
Vic Zelgter
Baggerty
Caterpillar
Dapple Gold
Wihoerler
King Rose
Crescent City Jockey Club Feature Wins at City Park
Jockey Martin rode two favorites, Mary Glenn and Rawhide, to victory at Crescent City Jockey Club track in New Orleans. Florentine beat Telescope in a dramatic City Park race, with Telescope holding second after a late stretch struggle. Weather was fine and tracks fast across the day’s multiple races with other winners listed.
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Rawhide
Grand Opera
Telescope
Florentine
City _Park
New Orleans
Martin
Crescent City Jockey Club
Mary Glenn
Olace
W. P. Palmer
Filatory
J. Martin
Williame
Parisienne
Lee
Belle of
Portland
Red Raven
Athiana
Fanpette
George Perry
Nevermore Algo
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Crimmins
Lucian
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J. W. O'Neil
Sadduccee
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Eva Russell
Shogun
Ben McChul
Donger
Louise Biston
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W Robbins
Little Rose
Chauncey Olcott
Black Eyes
Joe Woolén
Syntax
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Bily Whiskets
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Mire
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How They Ran at Ascot and Los Angeles Races
Track reports from Ascot Los Angeles summarize horse races with winners and odds. Notable winners include Mindanao True Wing Water cure Golden Ivy and Migs Shylock, with times and rival runners listed for each race.
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Ascot
Los Angeles
Los Angeleno
Florists
Juice Wheeler
En Gpinseburg
Count Rudolph
Mr Young
Lady Rice
Evermore
Blandure
Spring Leaf
Sintendo
Cedarburg
Fer de Lance
Gleeman
King Promine
Kitty Roark
Formita
Golden Ivy
Platoning
Mammon
Portunstus
el Veraco
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Brooka Course
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Prestolus
Invictus
Flora Bright
Lanark
Fitch
Sinner Shmen
Ralph Reese
Glan Nevis
Briarthorpe
Gorgolette
del Coronadd
Migs Shylock
Amate
James J. Corpett
Angeleno
Carlisle
Lockaway
Alexandria News in Brief on Ash Wednesday and Local Fires
Ash Wednesday services announced across Alexandria churches with service times and Lenten schedules. A fire at Wolfe and Henry streets was quenched. a suspect Cassidy was arrested and later dismissed for lack of evidence. Electric car overcrowding and Mount Vernon travel issues persist amid through-traffic shifts. Death of William G. Squires noted. Methodist Sunday school officers elected. Alexandria Light Infantry to meet for election of second lieutenant. Ten Nights in a Barroom performed for charity. Damages case Kelly v Murray ruled in favor of defendants. eye injury alleged from plaster.
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