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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1907

Page

47

Hot Springs Ball Players Rounding To Work In Fine Weather

Hot Springs Ark March 7 Ball players here are elated by the favorable outdoor weather for practice tightening and daily workouts between meals and baths. Bernhard predicts two more weeks of this weather will yield the best results. Earl Moore’s ankle is improving and he expects no trouble this season. Wakefield says he is in ideal form with rapid improvement. Armbruster plans to add twelve to fifteen pounds of flesh before leaving. Otto Hess trains steadily for the promised fattening results. Detroit pros visit Whittington Park with Boston and Cleveland clubs. Zach works out, Coughlin praises the efforts, Mullin improves weight, Kifan’s arm loosens, Schaefer and O’Leary feel ready to start the season, and pitcher Kobish of the Boston Americans joins today.

Hot Springs Ark Mar Bernhard Earl Moore Hoe Whittington Park Wakefield Clevelands Armbruster Bostons Otto Hess Detroit Apany Boston Cricane Zach Ers Coughlin Mullin Kifan Schaefer O'Leary Obish Boston Americans Jaina

Upset for Tip O'Neill Western League meeting action

In Chicago the Western Association voted to take over the Topeka club, rejecting the 1 2 proposition from the Western League. President O’Neill says the move violates the Buffalo agreement with the National Association. A purchase price of 3000 was sent to President Shively last week.

Chicago Mar. T Ane Kansas Western Teague Topeka Anb OiWeill Western League National Association Buffalo Farrell Presient Shively Western Association

More Yanks Hold Out Over Brockett Delehanty contract

Atlanta March 7. The Highlanders face uncertainty as Delehanty and Brockett fail to sign contracts and align with Hal Chase. Brockett seeks higher pay, Griffith insists Brockett has the goods, yet the dispute delays joining the club.

Echoes of the Diamond Hopefuls and White Sox Outlook

Ned Hapton predicts a strong season with hopeful recruits and a solid training start. Phil Arnold aims to disrupt Grand Rapids, while Comiskey notes White Sox readiness to defend their title. Groundwork funded by city and War Department, with focus on health and preparedness for a long season.

Ned Hapton Comisker McIntyre Joby T. Brashays Ib Data Fana Hn I¢ Ig Grand Rapida Cleveland Alzty Baseball Diamontls Tadley Young America Tor of Public Safety Lealie —Pailadelphia Ategreph Washington Angie

Injured Hockey Player Bud Court Dies in Ontario

In Ornwell Ontario on March 7 Bud Court injured in a Cornwall Ottawa hockey clash died today. The game turned rough and Meason, the alleged assailant, has been arrested.

Ornwell Ontario Bud" Court Cornwall Ottawa Meason

Bowlers Lead as Sterns Bedsell Top Class A B in Progress

Sterns leads Class A in the duckpin tournament on Spurrough's alleys while Bedell tops Class B individuals. The current standings follow.

Sterns Bedell Spurrough

Pasadena Narrow Finish in New Orleans Handicap at City Park

In a crowded City Park program, Val entine led from the barrier to beat Pasadena by a narrow margin in the mile and a sixteenth handicap for three-year-olds and up. Peter Sterling faded early as Rosebloom surged to first in the opening two-year-old event, while jockey Major suffered a nasty fall in the steeplechase on Fabian. J. H. McCormick swept two purses with Emergency and Grenade, and Little George won the sprint as Fire Alarm failed to contend.

Washington Post New Orleans City Park Peter Sterling St. Valentine Pasadena Pink Stars Robert Tucker Hastings Rosebloom Major Fabian Henry J. H. McCormick Grenade Little George Fire Alarm Weldwick Meelstrom Nicol Parlalan Model Mogg Tai Donna H J. Lee Gromee Lute Foster Middleton Maid Winola Florence Kell la Somada Autes Sabador Crouredt Arabo Boyle Fan Ent Gui Pert “Worth Henry A. Schronder Tonntation Netting Hoge Punadon Pater Bterling Bitter Misa Anna’ Digalioven Fmarkeney Garner Semeere Nuteeroods Okens Symon Grey Fhime Mies Bett Indian Mico Evie Green Lloyd Dita Delaber Hinglsworth Jangie Ron Sbach ad'Ing. Hoti Plenute Hoga Tom Mankins Keyes Lark Excitement Bluedall Boch Golt Auditor Fella Gordon Rusk

City Park and Names List Parade Scrambled in Cramped OCR

A jumble of readables lists many proper nouns and titles including City Park Begoni Ferroniere Orient Catherine H Duchess of Montebello Sally Pres ae Back Mary Schulte entry Coloqny Burlew entry Goldring Telegrapher Roaches Oldway Rozeboro Mica Leads Deora Posing Hot Springs and numerous personal names such as Margaret Randolph Percy Green Ruth Nolan Will Sylvester Baker Wateta Sultry Leta Duty Docke Hidas Anna Ruskin Leopold Chancellor Dao Kyla. The fragmentary OCR suggests a social register or program with many uncorroborated names and odd spellings.

City Park Begoni Ferroniere Orient Catherine H Duchess of Fanny Alde Lord of Th Vata Ascot Bitn King Little Gress Rosi M Ni Lady Jonas Stella Etchbirg Anthnony Orient Begonia Atherire Celden Wave Grace Georg Macker Minde D'cha Manto Royal River Our Anna Entrada Ora Dusant Princess Bus Hamia Greaham Whinkbroom Briteson Frandieup Winston Sly Toddington Judge Fost Belle Strome Chiyeas Pura Aaven Lady Mata John Is Tom Dolan Eol Taglin Rey Telegrader Bella the Cat la Cache Monterey Horseradiot Hinatington Roseboro Laykon Rockingham Onderky Rajon Akbar Powing Husted Boaleshed Mine Leeds Guy Mannerliga Whd Winhtmen Oakland Lady Hadreth Adve Chenowes de Mile Vespa Venus Lilia Amada Mra Neugent Zoe Young Zonard Avona Rose Pompom Ardents Berta Maudicq Noda Jezebel Lottia Nancy W Hiuks Bonal Ritet Perri Fairy Guest Sharper Hawn Carmanna Ruinita Dave Weber Orinda Futurity Eourse Jessup Sugar Maid i Hector Od Mity's Pride Crowdlight Fisher Boy Mandator Blue Eyes Northwast Dake Lara Mina Baon Phalanx Royal Eaith Jaime Hedgethers Curlew Funnyside Convent Belle Fi Hot Springs Harve Wateriock Robert Eagan Delta Astoria Lady Hapsburg Finrncy Margaret Randolph Datuck Percy Green Wooltessa Bob May Sutveal Dole Grant Lieber Gore Athena Aggie Lewin Lara Dufty Baker Walerd Balahot Lindale Sultry Bulifinct Peter Knight T Jo Randillo Dr. Hart Marto Anna Ruskin Hemne Regent P. Mayberry Eltavar Tnoubater Belle of Brighton Iq Senwater Dama Chancefior Jon Coy de Kyle Nancy King Leop B. J Awanner Alsono Forhall Ira Annie Tyroleanne J. H. Barkeley Water Mirror Matadorche Tennyburn Dake Ascot Horze, Wat Tim Burst Lad King Side Graz el Patrang Prince Totertude Antara Magnitida Eifu Ktu Necatul Non Rewind Benntiral Amt Nappa Otto Remember Halton Otto Price Aio Nerfolk Larrana Dr. Crook Colorado Hirkfeld Belle Hermostile King Ahabie Zagina Cavatina Halling Belvoira Jack Little Markie Mayer

Favorites At Oakland Race Meet Dominate Card

City Park racing notes favoring favorites with a dry track and close finishes. Highlights include Silver Sue edge necked by Sand Piper and fallouts in several races, with Sand Piper securing first in Race One and Ys Neugent piloting a win in Race Two. Furlong times and numerous entrants listed, with multiple near-misses and long-shot attempts across six races.

San Francisco Oakland Silver Sue Fred Bent Halford Memsrize A. Brown Sand Piper Lawrence Fallion J. Hunter Anopus Weatherford Coradce Silva Yank Bishgna Oso Felner Pont Mabel Vollender Tesana C. T Williams Koge Retug Diewe Biancha C. Peligraso Lytch Mme Invader Doctor Brier- Blan Bonnie Reg Judge Heraain Koerner Almx Dov Fischer Sandy Delagoa Pal Bryt Elevation Harl Rogere Mitre Bleo Augie

Indian It Takes Handicap at Ascot in Thin Steeplechase

In Los Angeles on Mar 7 at Ascot Gilpin won the second race from Netting and Luckett while the steeplechase handicap drew little interest. Brennus fell early with no injuries. Indian II finished nearly a quarter mile ahead as results listed for six races include Gilpin’s win in the seven furlongs event and Gorgalette capturing the fourth race. Special to The Washington Post. New York, Mar 7. Hildreth complains of jockey J Williams and a new rider Koerner joins for him ahead of Metropolitan tracks. National Steeplechase and Hunt Association approves Meadowbrook Hunt Club race on May 4 with August event slated and Sterling to represent.

Los Angeles Mar Ascot Gilpin Netting Luckett Brennus Thaddeum Indian II Inedian Jl Narvaes Decimo O'Connor Vincede Tenn Brennps Thaddeus Alga Roseng McDaniel Kunz Comaz D. Palmer Veritas Vinelt Mobur Lislle Spartan Vandola Pergition Avalon Libertinus Gorgalette Ms Daniel Jetsam Harte Bile E Preston Reservation Sillicho Brarg Harris Kit of Washington Post New York Hildreth Oakland J. Williams Hig Koerner H. P. Whitney Hunt Association Meadowbrook Hunt Club August Bebront Steopieenans and Hunt Association

Nationals at Houston arrive for training amid Galveston prep

Galveston Texas March 7 Joe Cantillon and the Nationals plan to train here starting 9 AM Saturday with twenty likely more lodging at Tremont Hotel and YMCA gymnasiums. Galveston players vow to challenge the Capital crew while local fans expect heated contests and rough reception for the travelers. The coming series at Athletic Park marks a pivotal warm up before the big team faces the Nationals with Beene to be in fine trim for the gate.

Washington Post Galveston Tex Joe Cantillon Fort Worth Nationals Tremont Hotel Young Man's Christian Association Washington Symnasium South Athletic Park M. C. A. Symnasium Washingtonians Atta Houston

Old Rider Debuts by Piloting Two Winners at Oaklawn

Mountain rider makes Hot Springs debut at Oaklawn guiding two winners. Hannibal Bey wins feature race on fast track as conditions stay clear. Summary lists four races with multiple horses and betting odds, noting several names such as Al bert Star Billy Bowlegs Autumn Flower Top Ina Gray and Hannibal Bey among participants.

Hot Springs Jockey Mountain Oaklawn Hannibal Bey Albert Star Mountain Billy Bowlegs Albert MM Wind Jam Bissett Gur Boy Waterlock McColtough Rose Hart Haunt Jim’ Slapson Doc Kyle Dulneber Sharonwens Moonyine Mad de Leo Huffman Sis A Dearborn Ina Gray Shrove Ectoad Milas Affable Shitting Ted Suzanna Rocamore Omar Potter Luoullue Viperine B. J Swanner Ponrhyo Gaimeds Bisch Art Sheridan Hannital Bey

Championships Highlight Georgetown Virginia One Mile Relay

The Georgetown Virginia one mile relay for intercollegiate acclaim will be a premier event at Georgetown meet with undefeated forms from both schools. Penn Cornell two mile intercollegiate race debuts here attracting nationwide attention. Freshmen rivalries and law student contests add to a full slate as seats sell quickly at local sporting goods houses.

Penn-Cornell Georgetown George Washington Fordham New York Washington Johna Hopkins Maryland Army and Navy Georgetown Law George Washington University Lawy Spalding, Hickman & White Hoover & Dyer’a

Alexandrians Triumph in Doubleheader Wins

In four doubleheaders, the Alexandria Athletic Association and reserves defeated Peck Chapel 18 to 3 and Mendall Cadets 10 to 4. The Alexandriana played strong defense and steady offense, with notable players listed in lineups and a few cited scoring plays.

Peck Chapel Fendall Cadets Mendall Cadets Alexandria, Athletic Association Alexandriana Fendal Caders Biggs Ard Gore Goale Fomiin Gh Brnss Botwists Keane Me- Hale Pras Wie Iaioh Peck Chanel Grey Moyere Righ Gbals—Gray Wilkifson Ay Dobaca Dorble J. Myer Saunders Mr. Cline

Chicago Wins Amateur Billiards Title Match

In New York the amateur billiards championship sees Charles I. Conklin of Chicago defeat Dr L L Mial of Philadelphia 300 to 121. Edward Gardner outlasts T Rolls of Philadelphia 300 to 4. The event continues with more matches as the field narrows.

New York Chicago Liederkrang Cluk Charles I. Conklin Dr. L. L Mial Edward Gardner T. Mortimer Rolls Philadelphia Conk L

Britt Corbett Purse Negotiations Signal Reno Bout Near

Reno promoters report a 15000 purse and forfeits posted for the Britt Corbett fight with articles to be signed. Tex Rickard era talk and telegrams indicate the bout may be set for late March in Reno. Corbett trains toward 133 pounds as Britt and his crew prepare for travel and weigh in.

Stiff penalty for Lewis fined in prize fight case

Grand Rapids Mich March T Judge Stuart fined Harry Lewis 1000 for engaging in a prize fight. Jacob Besterman father of Lewis 100 and Frank O'Brien trainer 20 for aiding and abetting. Other charges pending against Eddie Ryan Referee, Beate Ryeh, and Frank Lynch faced trial. Ward vs Marty Lewis fight November 15 last ended in Ward’s death.

Grand Rapida Mich Mar. T Stuart Superior Court Harry Lewis Jacob Besterman Lewis Frank O'Brien Eddie Ryan Detroit Marty Lewis Mike Ward Sarnia Ontario Ward Nolle Frank Lynch Jcrry Beate Ryeh O'Brien Lynch

Adam Brown Exonerated In Boxing Death Verdict

New York March 7 Adam Brown was exonerated by a coroner's jury after investigating the death of John A Mason who died from a blow received during a boxing match with Brown at St Bartholomew Athletic Club rooms on February 1 Richard Masoni father of the dead boy testified he was present and believed the fatal blow was accidental and urged a verdict to that effect

New York Adam Brown John A. Mason Brown St. Bartholomew Athletic Club Richard ¥. Masoni

Athletics in the Capital Promises Key Contests

Manager Crummey announced Turners unattached may buy tickets at Spalding's today. Georgetown and George Washington vie for multiple games with plans to hold matchups at Convention Hall. Preparatory squads from Army, Navy, and local schools test readiness. weather and venue decisions affect scheduling for a Norfolk meet and the third Georgetown vs George Washington clash.

Crummey Turners Spalding Emerson Institude Yolay Norfolk Preston Behoot Georgetown Itu Potomac Rice Army and Navy Preparatory School Finch Birney Sylvester Pagan Convention Hall George Washington Hatchstites Covell Brame Fields Claer Miller Aeb Cinmey Belyegeon Fleming Buandies Wood Stuart M. GA Business High School Te Central High School Beltimore Qralas Hudson Saya Tate Uealp Oysterville Crew Howard Smith Hickman & White Howard Joan Duggan Keeler Percy Givene Tom Nell Phi Brown J. Samsnonds Lawrence Sullivan Tubby Olokingon Cy Cum Bob Allen Witt S. Branuelt Cygaaya Iis Autis Ward George Washington Basketbball C. Halle University of Virginia Bo Erica Alanda George Washton Charlottesville Torfelt

Midillon River crews prep as season nears with Georgetown clash

Annapolis March 1 Coach Glendon fields first and second rowing crews on water despite ice in the Severn as the season opens. The Navy Academy will send first second third and freshmen crews this season, with candidates showing strong machine and tank progress. Schatz wins gold at Pinehurst club championship, defeating Fleming and other qualifiers in a 36 hole round.

Annapolis Georgetown Glendon Severn Nave Schatz Pinehurst N. C Mar PB. Schatz Wheaton Golf Club Chicago David Fleming, Jr Mt. Abry Pubadelphie Auburnials Lord Columbia Washington Perreshoty Garefin ‘City Onwentsla Tamtar Fox Hills Hurd Oakmont

Sherman Lands Easy Victory in Great Southern Handicap

Frank Sherman, ex-champion of the world, won a decisive victory over Walter Wallace of Virginia in a steady display of cup mastery. The Great Southern Handicap pool tournament featured a 15 to Bob Fred Stewart of Grand Rapids as an upcoming 100-point scratch match against Wallace at the National tonight.

Frank Sherman Walter Wallace Virginia Bob Fred Stewart Grand Rapids Wallace

Chase Salary Tug of War Keeps Yankees Star at Stalemate

Reports from San Jose and New York say Hal Chase has not joined Griffith in Atlanta as salary talks with the New York Americans drag. Griffith promises to settle the tangle soon while Chase, who earned 2000 in 1905 and 500 more last year, reportedly asks 4000, with 3500 offered and 4000 requested. the dispute centers on a 500 gap and pay equity among players.

Brockett Delehanty Grif Atlanta Highlanders Conta Hal Chase tW&t Chase Griffith L. Brockett Mr. Brockett San Jose Cal New York Americans Gotham Fems New York Delaware Percy Gray Jockey Club Philadelphia Wilmington

Belmont Re-Elected President At Turf and Field Club

The Turf and Field Club held its annual meeting in New York today. Perry Belmont was re-elected president Brayton Ives named vice president and Lamontagne secretary, signaling a continuation of leadership for the club.

New Yorker New York Mar Perry Belmont Brayton Ives Lamontagne

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