Britton Loses Leecher Winner to Marland in Y Games
New York May 7 Packey McFarland outpointed Jack Britton in ten rounds of fast boxing at Madison Square Garden. Britton showed grit in the final rounds though McFarland landed cleaner blows. Crowd betting favored McFarland at ringside as both fighters weighed in at light limits. The undercard indoor track meet for the Y M C A boys drew a large turnout with Sidney Leech winning senior events and Knights of Sir Godfrey taking the 1,200 yard relay.
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Jack Britton
Dads Rapid
Lever
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VE Warland
Britton
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Lghtwoights
Theo
Packer
Errerra
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Jack
Packey
Jes
McFarland
Met
Tme
Terns
von McFarland
Sidney Lecch
George Hecht
George Moore
Raymond Gatchell
John Gottlieb
Julius Adder
Charles Watson
Y. M. A. Invincibles
Knights of
Sir Godfrey
Knights of Sir Godfrey
Thomas J. Bingley
John Macdonald
Sidney Leech
Ernest Fortier
Olympic Club
Watson
Geetz
Cross
Gottlieb
Macdonald
L- Miller
Hickman Lerch
Hoeht
Croxton
Baldwin
Hart
Horton
Sam Rabbin Laws Driesenstock
Caldwell
Gatchell
Millard
Dawson
Leech
Hecht
Moore
Adder
Beyser
Cummings
Will Succeed Battiste Rendall as Coast Ball Captain
Rendall Battiste, 1912 catcher, is slated to be replaced as captain of the Buffalo White team after Battiste dies in tackle stoppage. J L Rendalope, a second-year Atlass member, chosen to lead the squad spring term. Ronnie Tesslyn gains notice on the football team amid college arrival.
Mat Tourney Planned by Memorial Athletic Club
Manager Howard B Foley of the Memorial Athletic Club wrestling team has organized a club tournament to be contested in the gymnasium at 1073 Jefferson Street on Monday and Thursday nights next week. Eight weight classes are listed from 105 to heavyweight with preliminaries Monday and finals Thursday at 8 30 PM. entries include many from the National Guard Athletic Association and other hopefuls beginning to train.
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Howard B. Foley
Memorial Athletic Club
Jefferson Street
National Guard Athletic Association
Nationals Open Season With Pimientas Versus Virginia
Washington Nationals prepare for the season opener against the University of Virginia on Lambeth field at 3 30 with three pitchers slated for three innings each Austin Barton and Sullivan start for the Nationals Acosta Calvo will open for Virginia Walter Johnson debuts workouts and comments on arm health while trainer Martin may coach in Cuba next winter Milan seeks a pay raise as contract talks stall Griffith and Milan clash over 1913 terms.
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Stanley T. Milliken
Charlottesville
Nationals
Schaefer
Pimientas
University of Virginia
Lambeth Field
Germany
Virginia
Ainsmith
Griffith
Egan
Munch
Williams
Henry
Austin
Barton
Sullivan
Grant
Pimientos
Clark
Anderson
Ryan
Acosta
Calvo
Allen
Connolly
Sheer
Welch
Washington
Virginia Diamond
Walter Johnson
John Henry
Johnson
Martin
Cuba
Joe Massageur, Jr
Massageur
de la Salle College of
Mian
Milan
Line-up for first game at Charlottesville camp
Lineups listed for both teams Virginia and opponents for the opening game at Charlottesville camp. Players named include Schafer Pimenta Acosta Allen Calvo Gedeon Williame Scheefer Morely Munch Alnamith Austim Barton Sullivan Umpire Mer Finlay Neff Fitchett Landes Phillips McGuire White Grant Clark Underston Gecock oth.
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Schaefer
Pimienta
Acosta
Allen
Calvo
Gedeon
Williame
Scheefer
Morely
Ss. Munch
C. Alnamith
C. Austim
P. Barton
P. Sullivan
P. Umpire
Mer
Virginia
Finlay
Neff
Fitchett
Landes
Phillips
McGuire
White
Grant
P. Clark
Nderston
Fr. Gecock
Davidson Chosen President Of M A Golf Association
Davidson chosen to lead the Middle Atlantic Golf Association at its New Willard Hotel meeting. John Davidson, tied to Columbia Country Club, succeeds Morven Thompson as president amid plans for a May 22 to 24 championship at Columbia Country Club and adoption of USGA Curtis system handicapping.
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Middle Atlantic Golf Association
New Willard Totel
John ©. Davidson
Columbia ‘Country Club
Morven Thompson
Chevy Chase
Washington
Baltimore
Richmond
Norfolk
Hampton Roads
J. W. Atkinson
T T. J. W. Brown
Yates Penneman
Ped Sutet
Brown
Bannockburn Club
Columbia Country Club
Colkins
United States Golf Association
John Priest Making Good At Third for Highlanders
Bermuda reports show John Priest and Stump alternating at third as manager Chance favors Priest for the position. Williams, aiming for catcher, impressed with pegging while Chester Hoff impressed with speed during batting practice. Gulfport and Waco items note Tigers’ training issues and Browns’ lineup plans. White Sox beat San Francisco 5 to 4 with Ord homering and Lord doubling.
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John Priest
Highlanders
Hamilton
Bermuda
Bob Williams
Yankees
Williams
Chance
Pases
Chester Hoff
New York
Chase
Stump
Priest
Roy Hartzell
Chicago White Sox Second Team Triumphs Over Los Angeles
Pasadena notes the Chicago White Sox second team defeating Los Angeles 7 to 5 in a spring exhibition. Cicotte pitched, Delano relieved, and Jaques Four nier sparked with four straight singles as Sox battled for the win.
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Pasadena
Cal
Chicago White Sox
Los Angeles
Cicotte
Delano
Jaques Fournier
Gossett
Crabb
Perritt
Boles
Brooks
Richmond Indoor Meet Attracts 309 Athletes From Region
More than 309 athletes from Virginia North Carolina Pennsylvania Maryland DC and Richmond will compete in the indoor meet in the Horse Show building with events starting at 7 30 p m on Saturday. Harry Elphinstone of Baltimore and Dick Vaughan of the Richmond Blues slated for the evening’s top event. Georgetown Virginia and others including George Washington University UNC Lehigh and local schools will be represented by diverse teams and clubs.
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Washington Post
Richmond
Virginia
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
Maryland
District of Columbia
Richmond City
Harry Elphinstone
Baltimore
Dick Vaughan
Richmond Blues
Georgetown
George Washington University
University of North Carolina
Lehigh University
Washington Athletic Club
Washington and Lee University
Episcopal High School
John Marshall High School
Richmond Academy
Petersburg High School
Fork Union Academy
Chester Agricultural High School
Benedictine College
Belvidere Club
Richmond Young Men's Christian Association
Richmond Amateur Athletic Federation
Central High baseball team works out today
Central High School begins its baseball workouts on the A R M A League diamond under Jim Sprigman who will coach if salary terms are agreed. Weather permitting, the initial session proceeds today with Sprigman’s confirmation anticipated.
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A. R
Jim Sprigman
Sprigman
First Race at local track features 3-year-olds and up
Multiple selling races report results with winners Tony W and Smile Caliph, top placers Coreopsis Aldermen Chicco and Therena Gill, plus times around 1 minute 8 seconds to 1 minute 43 seconds. Notable horses listed include Wild Weed Bad News It and Bat Masterson.
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Tony W
Jackson
Coreopsis
J. Hanover
Chicco
Buxton
Wild Weed
Lady Hughes
Camellia
Cif! Top
Ethel Lebrume
Chinton Squaw
Grace’ Me
Rabta Granda
New Haven
Therena Gill
Ford
Ethel Burg II
Skirvin
BR. H. Gray
Denzler
Whey B
Frank Hudson
Sylvestris
Snider
Chemulpa
Montour
Rose Queen
Smile
Caliph
Haldeman
Billy Vander
Veer
Phant
Spindle
Lord Wells
Jessup Burn
Wolfe
Bat Masterson
Themlore Cook
Ward
Silicta
Terson
Duxor
Tiger Jim
Silas Grump
Nimbus
Henrietta
Russia
Clem Banchay
La S@ Ja
Pendant
Star Rose
Beach Sand
Cynosure
Harcourt
the Squire
Benedictine
Letowrne
Camel
Juarez Racing Meet Results Chronicle
Juarez track results list six races with winners and placing odds. Ben Wilson won the first race at 2 to 1 aboard Evelyna runner up Ocean Queen placed third. subsequent races see Barrandi, Mandadero, Truly, Daddy Gip and Orbed Lad winning with various contenders noted and finish times recorded for each event.
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Ben Wilson
Evelyna
Ocean Queen
Maud McKee
Lambertha
King Lear
Marin
Wicket
Zulu
Barrandi
Quid
Clint Tucker
Minnie F
Sprightly Mies
Luke van Zandt
Gay
Lady Young
Barney Oldfeld
Stare
Doc Allen
Yort Johnson
Mandadero
Odelia
Angelus
Jolly Tar
Princes Conrad
Percy Henderson
Hugh Gray
Rosey Posey
Descendant
Rio Pecos
Jack Elin
Truly
Kiva
Lewin
Pamfinen
Fitzgerald
Nobby
Ancestors
Daddy Gip
Transparent
Chanticleer
Sam
Nello
Masala
Shooting Spray
Orbed Lad
Abound
Orperth
Flying
Gretchen G
C. W. Kennop
Juarez Race Entries Listing for Six Races
The Juarez racing card lists six selling and handicap races for two through older horses. Entries include names such as Perka Boo Big Little Bit Gladys Paw Dealh Carroll Benedict Ida Lavinia Manganese Down Land Katty Conner Madalena Choctaw Blue Beard Daylight Zenotek Agures Dr Willam Kearney Mol Jor Bula Welsh Ernest P Bells Abihu Rosenta Definite Rockdale Zinkand Fedro Mike Molette Ash Koodah Rose ONeil Bachelor Girl Dr Dougherty Mockler Bonanza Col Marchmont Puck Saback Velie Hing stalwart Loving Mose Frank G Hegan Lad Charley Brown Gilbert Home Ramer Edmond Adams Serenade Beda Evran Holabird Dynamo Calethumplan Nannie MeeDes Bit of Fortune Engraver Cantem Rogan John Louis Lake Zorraster.
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Juarez
Little Bit
Gladys
Paw
Dealh Carroll
Benedict
Ida Lavinia
Manganese
Down Land
Katty Conner
Madalena
Choctaw
Biue Beard
Dad Stearns
Kanichaiku
Daylight
Zenotek
Agures
Willam Kearney
Mol Jor
Bula Welsh
Ernest P
Bells
Abihu
Rosenta
Definite
Rockdale
Zinkand
Fedro
Mike Molette
Ash ‘Koodah
Rose O'Neil
Bachelor Girl
Dr. Dougherty
Mockler
Bonanza
Col. Marchmont
Puck
Saback
Velie
Hing Stalwart
Loving Mose
Frank G. Hegan
Lad
Charley Brown
Gilbert Home
Ramer
Edmond Adams
Serenade
Beda
Evran
Holabird
Dynamo
Calethumplan
Nannie MeeDes
Bit of Fortune
Engraver
Cantem
Rogan
John Louis
Lake
Zorraster
Record Broken In A B C Meet In Toledo Ohio
Louis Huebner of Chicago set an American Bowling Congress individual record with 287 in his first game at the Toledo meet on March 7 1914 surpassing the 280 mark by L Weilstick of Kansas City at a 1912 Chicago tournament. He started with nine straight strikes and had a 7 10 split on his tenth frame. In the second game he scored 220 and the third he fouled with two straight strikes ending at 105. George Frey of Cleveland also moved into the individual leaders with 651 while Marsh of Springfield Ill and Veins Newark N 661 and 662 head the standings.
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Toledo
Ohio
American Bowling Congress
Louis Hubbner
Chicago
L. Weilstick
Kansas City
Huebner
George Frey
Cleveland
Rolentnto
Marsh
Springfield
Newark
Spencer
Scully
Schuits-Koster
Mountain-Carrilson
Wilson-Christy
Excelsior Springs
Hoyer-Ashley
Sioux City
Iowa
Haag-Carr
Fort Wayne
Ind
McGoorty to Meet Moha in Milwaukee Fight
Eddie Mc Goorty of Oshkosh and Bob Moha of Milwaukee were matched for a ten round boxing contest in Milwaukee on March 1. The agreed weight is 160 pounds.
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McGoorty
Moka
Milwaukee
Wis
Eddie McGoorty
Oshkosh
Bob Moha
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