Terry McGovern Improves Defense and Endurance in Camp
Terry McGovern shows improved defense avoiding straight left jabs and moves faster in workouts. He weighs 132 1 2 pounds and trains with Danny Dougherty and Johnny Gordon, wrestling sessions and shadow fighting, with Harris teaching jab avoidance on close quarters.
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Perry
Bet
Danny Dougherty
Johnny Gordon
New West Side Athletic Club
McGovern
Gordon
Terry
Warry Marrix
Harris Ima
WeGovern
Wea Harris
Palmer
Last Night's Bowling Results Across City League
The report lists individual scores and totals from last night’s bowling matches in the City League. Key names include Chamberlain, Bergh, Bechstein, Wenner, Spal, Cooke, and Long, with team totals and league standings noted, along with weather and venue cues.
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Railway
Leagle Lighting Co Mechante
Tx A
Oran
Mervert
Momaban
Wilcon A
Cooke
Wililington
Bergh Wwe
Bechstein
Wenner
Ichus
Cross Asm Gyi
Ant
Georgetown Baseball Squad Sees Large Freshman Turnout
Georgetown's baseball squad reports a surge of new players with about fifteen candidates expected from the law department after exams. The 30-man roster now includes Cantwell, Masock, Corcoran, Ferguson, Mudd, Garner, Eckinrode, Beard, Smith, Scheler, Simon, Gannon, McCarthy, Pallen, Devlin, Kane, Mattingly, Danahey, and others competing for infield and outfield spots. A scheduled April 10 game against the Nationals at National Park is set, with Richmond’s North Carolina contest date adjustments possible. Frante enters for the Davis Cup, with France’s entry recently decided after a committee ruling.
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Geogetown
Law Shoal
Arers
Atl
Drennan
Picchures Bugil
Cantwell
Issopho
Masock
Georgetown
Holy Cross
Art Corcoran
Ferguson
Mudd
Garner
Eckinrode Beardea
Howard Smith
Scheler
Simon Gannon McCarthy Pallen
Devtin Kane
Mattingly
E Danahey
E Duggan Begnon
We Ginn
J Duggan
Dosle Taggart
Georges Cant Smith
O Mara
Geralt Fgan Hag
Nationals
National Park
North Carolina
Richmond
Vingo
Rihmond
Washington Light Infantry beat St Stephens Institute 98 to 2
The Washington Light Infantry won the season opener at their armory, defeating St Stephens Institute 98 to 2. Capt Shreve scored the decisive free goal, with Hughes Moffitt leading St Stephens and Loftus Robey Shreve brightest for the militia team. rematch set for next Wednesday.
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Ths City
Washington Light Infantry
St Stephens Institute
Formers Armory
Capt Shreve
Hughes and
Moffitt
St Stephens
Loftus Robey
Shreve
Mom
Hughs
Br Ross
Penn Team to Meet Corcoran Cadets in National Guard Gym
The Penn team, national champions among Eastern colleges, scheduled to play the Corcoran Cadets at the National Guard gym. Corcorans, rising strong after a Northern trip, seek another tough test and aim to edge past the visiting Quakers in a hard fought contest.
Georgetown Boathouse Revival Lifted for Rowing Season
Georgetown oarsmen await favorable weather to use the floating boat house winch this season. The move from the Virginia shore to a District side anchorage south of the university grounds was announced by Manager Hayes. If the henge relocation finishes today, crew candidates will row near Sunday, with six universities from the Poughkeepsie area trying to get on the water.
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Georgetown
Virginia
Anchorage
Distriet
University
Hayes
Watches for Wrestlers at Ialumblath meet promise prizes
Managers of the Ialumblath league announce handsome gold watches for winners at the forthcoming wrestling tournament to be held in the hall. Minute details show the event features notable prizes and strong competition among athletes.
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Cits
Southanime
Two Win at Odds on James Reddick Handicap
New Orleans March 7 Fair Grounds reduced to three starters per race due to scratches. Van Ness and James Reddick were favorites in both events. Phatador the longest shot of the day at 13 to 1. Arado wins the last race after a muddy track and multiple chances.
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Rainand
Macey, Jr
van Ness
Phatador
the Forst
Arado
New Orleans
Fair Ground
N Ness
James Reddick
Philador
Verond
Bese Chaney
Chauncy Olcott
Carrati
Orifiammi
John Venly
Quaxga
Panetul
la Marte
Wchave
Niles
Wacey II
RF Williams
Sonoma Belle
Uimes
Hickind
Befare Colonist
Lous Kraft
Ray Smnth
Arabo
Raverite
Tham
Ferny Frank Rive
Little Rowe
Jolu Daniel
Holeon
Fila Wo
Doping ruling overshadows sloppy City Park track races
Officials ruled off Abe Robertson after a scramble at City Park amid a string of scratches from a slippery track. Zinda led early in the six race card as Jasserlan and Tom Dolan shared favoritism. other contested results followed with mixed outcomes across six furlong to one mile events.
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City Park
Zinda
Held
Jasserlan
Tom Dolan
Abe Robertson
Jah McCormick
Horge
Yerlan
Tom Dalen
Barly
Mlovernaoh
Ngs Zinda
Alcantara
Dract
Ilbenh
Tinker Daring
Ilen
von Dungaonon
Birt Ora
Mammon Fathea
Det Carina
Hymeus
Bradie
Soufriere Wins Handicap at Oakland Meet
Soufriere won the feature handicap at Oakland as Muskeday closed strong to take second and Reason faded. Christine A captured the second event at odds and Sage conditions produced a mix of upsets including E M Brattain in race one and Princess Titania in the fifth. Weather was clear with a heavy track as six races were run with multiple horses firing competitive times.
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San Francisco
Oakland
E M_ Brattain
Sad Sam
Christine A
E M Brattain
Prince Magnot
Golden Sunrise
Hasen
Matt Wogan Plekeway Lurene
Olympian
Christine
Lieutenant
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Velxtorsinger
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Hamaack
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Davia
Nealon
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Fey del Mundo
Princess Titania
To O
Mistin
The
Mint
Young Pilgrim Head
St Edward and
Voladey
Bantam
Mon Lissro
Chentilly
Tom Roberts Funette End Hustoneley Ren
Jack Young Reined In Mud In Hot Springs Handicap
At Oaklawn Park Hot Springs March 7 Jack Young won the Owners Handicap over two miles and seventy yards in light footing. Lubin beat Barbaros for second with jockey Cherry also collecting riding honors. Excitement won the half mile dash with Loretta second and Mafalda third. Broomhandie won another event as Lubin and Barbaros failed to contend.
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Fashon Hot Springs
Ark
Oaklawn
Jack Young
Hea
Lubin
Barbaros
Cherry
Broomhandie Broomhandis
Airon J
Walden Schroders Midway
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Belmut Ho
Ohdorf
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al Scarlet
Intrigue
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Aslepias
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Limerick
Uradhey
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Kargut
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Justice
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Jack
Gane Te
Talent Overlooked Bavarian Wins Ascot Fourth Race
Los Angeles reports Bavarian, a longshot, takes fourth race at Ascot by 60 to learn the betting scene. The card lists multiple races with names and times, noting winners, places, and several horses like Pedro and Sir Wrinkley among others in a volatile program.
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Ascot
Los Angeles
Arcot
Hkute
Penn Adam
Tramway Paramount
Lien
Alphotra
Alan Ray
Altieenth
Miles
Klowmar
Kee Josse Whesler
Pedro
Third race day at Fairview Park yields varied results
Futurity course winner Hester B 1 to 1, Don Domo 4 to 10 third, Time 109. MarketMass also runner in the day’s six furlong Bologna race with Huachuca placing second. A long field of horses and handlers, including Stithy Kane and Huong aln, competed across multiple races with no single dominant outcome.
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Gadfy
J F Donohue
Hester B
Don Domo
Western Amateur Golf Tour Broadens to Olympian Cup
The Western Golf Association widened the Western Amateur Championship at Glen Echo to allow any team in the Olympian Cup to compete. The Olympian Cup, open to recognized clubs in the United States or Canada, will run alongside the amateur event, with dates set in June 1923. The Open Championship will be decided June 14-15 at Homewood. no dates yet for the Marshall Field Cup.
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Chicago
Glen Echo
St. Lows
Enigble
Western Golf Association
Witha
Inv
United States
Canada
Sifaar
Glen Icho
Homewood
Golf in Heavy Rainstorm at Presentation Cup
Special to The Wraington Post reports Palm Beach Flu on March 7 as first and second rounds of the Presentation Cup and Consolation Cup were played. Harris Fenn of Larchmont Club led qualifying with 141 after 36 holes, while C B Corey of Boston and Walter Fairbanks of Denver tied for second at 149.
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B Corey
L Tappin
Cbr
Corey
Boston
Walter Vairbanks
Denver
Columbia Wrestlers Win Four of Seven in Dual vs Pennsylvania
Columbia defeats Pennsylvania in a Columbia gym dual meet winning four of seven bouts led by Capt Howell who won both welter and middleweight matches. Columbia also defeats Pennsylvania in a following dual gymnastic tournament by 27 to 26. The Wesleyan baseball schedule shows twenty four games with Princeton on April 30 and Rutgers at Middletown on May 7. Tebeau calls a meeting of the American Baseball Association for Sunday at the Grand Pacific Hotel. The Columbia Athletic Club and Carroll Institute teams face off tonight at 8 in the Minute Men’s Armory followed by a dance.
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New York
Columbia
Columbia Gymnasium
Might
Capt Howell
Wesleyan
Middletown Conn
Wesleyan University
Princeton
Rutgers
Middletown
Tebeau
Chicago
Gaerre Tebeau
American Baseball Assocation
Association For Sunday ‘Arenas
Grand Pacfic Hotel
Cassidy Hall Fever Delays Washington Roster Plans
Washington manager J Garland Stahl arrives in Charlottesville to set up training as Cassidy reported ill with malaria in Chester pa. He may join later. Preparations shift to Virginia hot springs for Cassidy and notes that half the squad will report this weekend while others travel from west and south. Providence and Jack Dunn teams plan spring games in Washington before barnstorming in Maryland and Virginia.
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J Garland Stahl
Washington Baseball Club
City
Charlottesville
Messrs Noyes
Minor
Riggs House
Manager Stahl
Shortstop Cassidy
Chester
Pa Cassidy
Stahl
Cassidy
Virginia Hot Springs
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French Lick Springs
Delaware
McCoy
Anderson
Worcester
Hickman
Cleveland
Wolfe
Webster
Dak
Doc Hillepr
Princeton
Jake
Wwe
Ohio Colleges Agree Freshmen Banned From Football
Representatives from twelve Ohio colleges met in Columbus on March 7 and agreed to bar freshmen and graduates from football teams. Schools joining the pact include Ohio State University Ohio Wesleyan Oberlin Case Western Reserve Kenyon Cincinnati Wittenberg Denison Heidelberg and others.
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Ohio
Columbus Ohio
Ohio State University
Ohio Wesleyan University
Oberlin College
Case School of Applied Science
Western Reserve University
Kenyon College
University of Cincinnati, Wittenberg College
Wosster Denison
Heidelberg University
Jury Completes Case For Ivens Trial In Chicago
The jury poised to try Richard Ivens or the warden of Mrs Begsle Hollister completed its session in Chicago on March 7. Proceedings resume tomorrow morning with the first evidence to be heard.
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Ivens
Chicago
Richard Ivens
Begsle ‘Hollister
Attell Narrowly Foiled by Tony Bender in Close Featherweight Bout
In a tight defense risk fight at Billy Elmer's Consolidated Athletic Club Tony Bender knocked featherweight champion Abe Attell to the floor with a sharp right in the first round. Attell recovered, fought back with improved guard, and endured two more rounds to finish with a likely draw.
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Tony Bender
Washington Post
New York
Champien
Abo Attell
Billy Elmers Consolidated Athletic Club
Toight
Attell
Elizabeth No 1
Bender
Lash
Pality
Tmne
Abe
Baltimore Teams Enter for Indoor Meet at Norfolk
A large Baltimore delegation will attend the indoor athletic meet in Norfolk on March 17. Mount Washington, Maryland, Baltimore Athletic Club, Central 3f CA, Western Maryland College send teams, and Johns Hopkins likely to field two teams after last Saturday’s Georgetown meet. Hopkins plans to challenge the University of Virginia relay squad as the meet moves to the Horse Show Building with a 100 yard straight track and seating for 10 000. organizer notes it will be the banner indoor meet of the season.
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Baltimore
Norfolk
Mount Washington Athletic Club
Maryland Athletic Club
Baltimore Athletic Club
Central
Western Maryland College
Johns Hopkins University
Georgetown
JHWU
Virgina
Hopkins
South Atlantic
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