Congressional Limited: Premium Washington to New York Service
Pennsylvania Railroad promotes the Congressional Limited as the leading Washington to New York train for over twenty-one years with parlor, dining, and observation cars. It runs daily from Washington at 4:00 p m reaching New York in five hours, and returns from New York at 3:25 p m. A relief train at 3:00 p m serves earlier travelers, and a fast 8:00 a m weekday express serves business riders. Fifteen through trains run on weekdays and thirteen on Sundays.
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Congressional Limited
Washington
New York
Trevelyan to Stay President Amid New Orleans Turf Scandal
In New Orleans on March 8 a turf controversy erupts as Corrigan seeks to bar jockey W McIntyre for alleged bad rides on Notasulga. Judge Trevelyan resists, offers to resign but Heaslip does not accept, keeping him as presiding judge and triggering stockholder turmoil.
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Specisl
Washington Post
New Orleans
E. Corrigan
American Turf Committee
Lcense
W. McIntyre
Notasulga
City Park Jockey Club
Corrigan
Trevelyan
Revelyan
Golf semi finals today amid club championship action
Pinehurst scene hosts semi finals as Herreshoff and Becker join Fleming and Fownes, with early rounds featuring a nineteen hole marathon where Herreshoff edged Climp in stoppage play. Other results include Fleming over Pierce and Fownes over More as Oakmont and Woodland players advance.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Mar
Fred Herreshoff
Garden City Club
C. L. Becker
Woodland Club
Auburndale
David Fleming, Jr
Mount Airy Club
Philadelphia
C. B. Fownes
Oakmont Club
Pittsburg
Herreshotf
J. D. Climp
Cleveland Country Club
Herreshoff
C. West Taimar
Foxhilly
D. E. Little
Wollaston
Mount
Cleveland
W. C. Fownes
Oakmont
Ontwentsta
Chicago
Woodland
J.D. Foot
Apawamie
Mleming
Telnter
O. B. Fownses
H.C. Founes
Worrestrom
Gardiner
Beaer
Bethel Military Academy Announces 19th Century Baseball Schedule
Bethel Military Academy plans a busy spring slate with games against Gettysburg Prep Episcopal High School Fredericksburg College and other schools. Matches include March 29 at Bethel versus Gettysburg prep and several away contests through May 25 against Eastern Western Fishburne and Staunton schools.
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Wearronton
Bethel Military Academy
Gettysburg Prep
Bethel Academy
Eas [Ss College
Front Royal
Locust Dale Academy
Locust Dale
Eastern College
Western High School
Fishburneshilltary Academy
Waynesboro
Staunton 32l— Y Academy
Staunton
Delaplane Reels Club
Hamtern High’ School
St Bethel Academy
Rapid Water wins Orindo Handicap at Oakland in tight finish
In the Oakland card Rapid Water defeated Cloud Sight and Collector Jedcup in the Orindo Handicap by less than a length. Earlier races featured Amanda winning four furlongs at Adena and David Webar taking the one mile event, with multiple runners listed in each division.
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San Francisco
Mar
Rapid Water
Oakland
Cloud Sight
Jedcup
Adena
A, Brown
Amanda
Graham
Vespe
Fisker
Paso Delta
Fritzl Fert
Rosal
Sharper Bawn
Big Bend
Carmanis
Towle
Koerner
Colector Jessup
Williams
Cloudlight
Pischer
Misty's Pride
Sugar Maid
Hector So
Tha Horglan
Hunter
Northwest
Brandy
Jake Moose
Sahara
Bonyvollo
Bonyvollo,” Blue Eyes, Walter Boy
Ralph “Young
Ruby
Covitte
Woot Phaletx
Sends
R Davis
Hedgethorn
Mina Gibson
Edith James
Bunayatte
Martensch
Lord of the Vale
Rookies Stiel On Job At Hot Springs Race Card
At Oaklawn Park Hot Springs six straight races held with no standout feature. First race winner sold for 1500 dollars to T P Hayes. Benning betting system in use with seven layers accepting wagers. Track fast, weather cloudy. Details list the six races with winners and times including Notlow, Laty Hayeburn, Dr Hart, Reine Regonte, Chan cello, Tyrolean and more, along with a range of runners.
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Hot Springs
Are. Mar
Oaklawn
T.P. Hayes
Benning
Werther
Notlow
Cnglender
Bell Weevil
Trueman
Laty Hayeburn
Sidrving
Tod
Etta Bouise
Waterlock
CH. Shilling
Robert Fagan
Belt Blower
Meniocky
Hasty
Timne
Woukessa
Oreland
Ruthy Hohn
Bob May
Carnation
Pery Green
Estabilah
Sambo
Will Sylvester
Leiber Gore
Dido Andrewa
Little Giant
Woolsoop
Shiling
Skirvin
Dr. Hart
Cherry
Foter ‘Knight
Baudils
Athena
Morea
Bulfinch
Aggie Lewis
T. J
Ren
Reine Regonte
Dootle
Swain
Anna Ruskin
Skirvins
el Tovar
J. P. Mayberry
Midasleo
Chancello
Moreland
LiMrd
Tigotint
Bee Joye
Jon Coyie
Rubber Ball
Belte
Brighton
Almona
Nectnd
B. J. Swahner
Shrout
Foxhall
J E. Barkeley
Nys Annis
Water Mirror
Temnyburn
Chicago golf expert dead father of game in Windy City
John Marshak West, hailed as the father of golf in Chicago and a renowned international golf expert and magazine correspondent, died after a long illness at his Chicago home. Born February 24, 1845 in Cookstown Tyrone Ireland, he arrived in Chicago in 1890 and inspired hundreds of clubmen to promote golf as recreation.
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Windy City
Chicago
Mac
John Marshak West
America
Europe
Mr. Weir
Cookstowne
Tyrone County
Ireland
Judge Post Wins Four Gallant Races at City Park Meeting
New Orleans racing featured a six furlong handicap where Colloquy faltered due to a bad ride and Judge Post led Burlow and O'Neill’s Derby hopefuls to victory. Corrigan interests supplied several favorites in early races but faced limited returns. Black Mary at odds on was interfered with in the two year old event, Stephen outpaced field for a surprise win, while Nicol rode multiple winners including Corrigan’s Goldway and Milas Teeds, with John L. Tasite taking a seven furlongs win.
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Washington Post
New Orleans
Mar
City Park
Colloquy
Tudga Post
Judge Post
Burlow
O'Neill
Corrigan
Begonia
Nicol
Lowe
Lemon Girth Orient
Befonla
Catherine
Corrigen
Sopranb
Sally Preston
Soprano
Black Mary
Stephen
John L. Inglia
Polly Prim
Royal Breeze
Goldway
Fr ‘Orline
Ronebore
Milas
Solling
Ortout
Gord
Lowa
Sonata
Tola
Floss
Lady Fonso
Antimony
Stella Bretburg
Sally Freston
Martin
Cather
Flora Price
Hogg
Our Anna
Mimic
Grace George
Aumie
Dorothy M._ Rinirads
Catherine I
Whitton
John L. Tasite
Hoge
Ovat Hesase
Hennessy
Timp
Lucia Mario
Kara
Stahl for Two AI Players in Trade Talk
Washington Nationals owner Clark Griffith offered Jake Stahl in exchange for two artificial intelligence players, saying no cash would suffice. Joe Cantillon rejected cash and voiced openness to a trade involving Blankenship if it strengthened the club. The Nationals arrived late in Galveston and began light drills, with plans for two-a-day workouts and baths replacing some sessions after a few days.
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Worhington Post
Galveston
Tex
Joe Cantillon
Tremont Hotel
National
Atlanta
Clark Griffith
Joe
Jake Stahl
Griffith
Chase
Stahl
Bos
Janice Firsly
Washington
Nationals
Tremont ‘House
Cantillon
Fowler
Jerry Badinger
Hughes
Falkenbers
Bitson
Patten
Smith
Wilson
Graham
Blankenship
Cross
Perrine
Nill
Schlafly
Hickman
Ganley
Heydon
Aldizer
Jones
Hot Springs
Anderson
Tack Warner
New York
Jack
Goodwin
Houston
John Anderson
Worcester
Mass
Chicago
Galveston Club
Unclear Racecard Fragments From Bespoke Meeting
Fragmentary race results list horses, odds, and placements across six heats. Mentions include Ormonde a Right, Clam, Borghest, The Roustabout, Haven furlongs, Salrida, Hlota, Miss Himyar, Tima, and Ymoraine with various odds and outcomes, but many names and figures are garbled.
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Desmages
Nicola
Ime
Belvoir
Jack Little
Chantalworth
Markie Mayer
Suale Christian
Ormonde
McDaniel
Clam
Cerrall
Borghest
Radtke
Bragg
Haven
George B. Mitster
Kane
Tixer
Preston
Mme
Linda
Rose
Salrida
Hlota
Kunz
Miss Himyar
Hrussell
Tima
Ymoraine
Rosemary D
Uncertain list of names and places appears in running items
A long fragmented OCR style listing many proper nouns including Balojne Embay Kevon Fontan Karo Loch Goll Planute Morales Bir Toddington St Volma Corrigan Oberon Noel Mary Morcis Toboggan Charlo Eastman Frontenac Fisth Lark Colemana Bratt Hot Springs Erebus Aunt Hala Hawkamana J D Dano Higginavilts Lord Dixon Autgtvie Rocemorra Skyward Breden Trea Joli Hannibal Bey Bendigg Ble Haw King Wilda Latta Dusty B J Bwanner Oakland Mata Blanche Briares Inez WB Gates Air Edward Security Grasscutter Doctor Largo Ramis Oratorian Core Blowgom Berl Rogera Ascot Bie Store Iris Mall Bankara Toupes Royal Rogue Platoon 4 C Clem Cello Atapheds Garman Barbour Gzulion Freesias Gold Spot Hallota Black Eyes La Chata likely from OCR garbled source.
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Mazin Gorky
Tras
Poe OT
Slearo
Governor Orman
Security
Ingham St. Francis Lord Rossington
Firestone
Roan
Erconteur
Thoramy Calhoun
Smiley Corbett
Dr. Kegeo
Miss Bittle
Edwin Gum Samoa
Vox Populi
Corn Blossom Oratorian
Earl Rogers
Bedford
Johony Lyons
Mamie Algal
Ascot
Balboo
Marvel Su! Magazine
Booger
Swageerlator
Markie May Preezias
CotitHon
Littlei
Futurity Corsa
Avalha
Barletta
Big Boo
Black Eyes
Lone Hand
Lachata
Tramotor
Lizzie Albertine
Spartan
Thora Leo
Joe Kelly
Agnes Muck
Frida
Hot Springs
Horta
Aunt Hala
Toro
Bewitched
Charlay
Watuga
Erebus
Moonvine
Duckton
Caent
Sir Vagrant
Moonlight Murphy
Dr. Lee Halfman
Wigeinvile
Donn
Woolstartts
Helgerson
Seatptock
Balojne
Embay
Kevon Fontan
Karo
Loch Goll
Planute
Morales
Bir Toddington
St Volma
Corrigan Entry
Oberon
Noel
Mary Morcis
Toboggan
Charlo Eastman
Frontenac
Fisth Lark
Colemana
Bratt
Hawkamana
J.D. Dano
Higginavilts
Lord Dixon
Autgtvie Rocemorra
Skyward
Breden
Trea Joli
Hannibal Bey
Bendigg
Ble Haw
King Wilda
Latta Dusty
B. J. Bwanner
Oakland
Mata
Blanche
Inten
Briares
Inez
Gates
Air Edward
Grasscutter
Doctor Largo
Ramis
Oratorian
Core Blowgom
Berl Rogera
Bie
Iris Mall
Bankara Toupes
Royal Rogue
Platoon
C. Clem
Cello
Atapheds
Garman Entry
Barbour
Gzulion
Freesias
Gold Spot
Hallota
la Chata
Georgetown Meet Opens With East South Athletes Arriving
Athletes from the East and South gathered in Washington as the Georgetown Athletic Association prepared for its annual meet at Convention Hall tonight. Cornell, Penn, and Fordham squads arrived earlier and rested in local hotels while Virginia and Johns Hopkins were expected next. Georgetown captain Jimmy Sullivan is ill, with Devine slated to replace him if needed.
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Georgetown Athletic Association
Convention Hall
East
South
Washington
Cornell
Penn
Fordham
Virginia
Johns Hopkins
Jimmy Sullivan
Georgetown
Arecent
Devine
Ball Hatchiteties' Chief Elected GW Football Manager
D M Ball of the College Ws yesterday won the George Washington football manager post for IIT season. He defeated C Farr and R Horgan of the medical school in a student body election unique to GWU. Ball succeeds C Wilson who declined another term after guiding the Hatchetites last fall.
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D. M. Ball
Wnd
George Washington
IIT
George Washington University
Ascot Race Day Delivers Wide Field of Upsets and Narrow Finishes
At Ascot Los Angeles on March 8 three favorites and three outsiders won events. Red Garter triumphed in the main sprint with a 10 to 1 upset and a tight finish that included King Ahab and Nor foe. Second race saw Red Garter prevail at five and a half furlongs with King Abs second and Norfolk third. Third race featured Mountobank winning one mile, with Mountobank defeating Raum and others in a tight stretch.
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Red Garter
Ascot
Los Angeles
Cal
King Ahab
Norfoe
Asrussell
Autara
Harrig
Lfin King
Clark
Bitte Gress
Prince Ching
Nun's Welling
Beauficat
Best
Ladying
Interlude
Rosini
Radtke
King Abs
Tol
Clarion
Norfolk
Knapp
Hatton
Doctor Crook
Kirkfield Bello
Ani Hermosiflo Alao
Mils Raum
Harris
Mountobank
Grand
No Dickering With Stars Commission Rules Consent Needed
Cincinnati Ohio March report of three changes by the national baseball commission approved by Harry C. Pulliam B. B. Johnson and P. T. Powers. Changes include adding consent requirement before negotiations, striking a clause on November 16 to December 1, and standardizing contracts with national commission oversight and immediate notification when permission is granted.
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Commission
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mar
National Baseball Commission
Harry C. Pulliam
B. B. Johnson
P. T. Powers
National Association
Shell
Eluba
Ahail
M- Homal
National Commission
Major League
National Board of Arbitration
Chess Masters Draw in Tenth Match in Baltimore
In Baltimore on March 8 the tenth game of the world championship match between Dr. Emanuel Lasker and Frank J. Marshall ended in a draw after 48 moves with Lasker as White employing the French defense. Lasker indicated the next game would likely be played in Chicago.
Two Jockeys Hurt In Steeplechase Race
New Orleans reports two steeplechase riders Major and Johnson injured in a race and practice. Major is in grave danger after being thrown yesterday and Johnson remains seriously hurt. A note from Annapolis says St Johns College relay team will compete in Washington against Catholic University in the Georgetown meet with St Johns aiming to improve after a prior indoor win.
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Coe
Washington
Washington Post
Boston
Mass
Mar
Wesley Coe
Georgetown
Heffernan
Georgetown University
Major
New Orleana
Johnson
Jor
City Park
Wamount
Westmgws
Rose
Annapolis
John 'T
Harrison
Crawford
Warfield
Mudd
St. John's College
Washington, D. C
Catholic University of America
St. John's
Hopkins
Western Maryland
Penn Cancels Annual Boat Race With Naval Academy
The University of Pennsylvania canceled its annual intercollegiate boat race with the Naval Academy after failing to settle on a date. Annapolis wanted April 20 on the Severn, while Pennsylvania preferred May 11. Coach Eis Ward noted difficulty in arranging a venue for the earlier date due to a late-season schedule.
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Philsaehia
University of Pennsylvania
Naval Academy
Pennsylvania
Annapolis
Severn
Eis Ward
Theavy
St Joseph Club Sold to Michael Donnin in Western League
reports say Michael Donnin, a New York National League player, has purchased the St Joseph club of the Western League and may manage from the bench if released by New York. A Kansas City conference will discuss Wichita’s bid to join the Western League.
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Chicago, Mar
St. Joseph
Michael Donfin
New York
Donn
Ammig Ely
I New York
St. Joseph Club
O'Neill
Doniin
Kansan
Western Teague
iInteresta
Wichits
Kans
Dilliard records smashed in national amateur event
New York March reports top performances in the national amateur billiard championship. Calvin Demarest from Chicago outplayed Dr L Y Mial to set a new speed and execution record, while J Ferdinand Poggenburg of the Liederkranz Club broke Foster’s average record in an afternoon match.
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New York
Mar
Calvin Demarest
Chicago
Dr. L. Ly Mial
J. Ferdinand Poggenburg
Liederkranz Club
Foster
Demarest
Mial
Rolis
Gardner
Poggenburg
Poggenbure
Middies for Poughkeepsie enter regatta
Special to the Washington Fest reports efforts to obtain official permission for the Navy midshipmen eight oar crew to enter the Poughkeepsie regatta this season. Naval officers at the academy and in Washington have championed the cause with good prospects. The crew sails in June for the summer cruise but may stay at Annapolis until a few days before the race and then proceed to the Hudson, perhaps rejoining the fleet later on the northern coast.
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Washington
Annapolis
Mar
Poughkeepsie
Academy
Hudson
Mellody and Thomas Agree Rematch For Title Fight
Welterweight champion Mellody, defeated by Joe Thomas, shows little sign of the beating. Thomas bears no marks and both managers plan a rematch within days for the championship. A larger purse is anticipated from a Nevada club, with a 142 pound limit proposed for the title bout. Mellody claims the Californian would be outmatched if Thomas weighs down. Thomas seeks a finishing clash with Mellody.
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Wallington Post
Philadelphia
Mar
Honey Mellody
Joe Thomas
Littl
Thomas
Nevada
Mellody
Stewart Defeats Virginia Champion in Southern Pool Tourney
Walter Wallace of Virginia defeated Fred Stewart 100 to 99 in the Southern pool tournament. Wallace led 77 to 47 after eight frames. Stewart scored 9 in the last frame but missed the final shot as Wallace ran 7 balls to clinch. Frank Sherman to face William Wenwick tonight. Von Benning racers ship six runners to Rockville area races.
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Virginia
Sherman
Walter Wallace
Fred Stewart
Wallace
Stewart
Frank Sherman
William Wenwick
Penn Defeats Columbia In Fiercest Game Of The Season
Penn defeated Columbia 20 to 16 in Philadelphia, knocking the New York squad from league title contention. Flint led Penn with three goals while Armstrong of Columbia impressed defensively, likely earning all college consideration. Yale now tied for first as Columbia’s setback ends hopes for the season.
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Spetal
Washington Ros
Philadelphia
Mar
Pennsylvania
Columbia
New York
Tea University
Penn
Flint
Armstrong
Yale
New Haven
Columbie
Park Avenue Autcus Mu Vefested Company F At Roller Polo
Annapolis March 3 A new department in Academy athletics will debut tomorrow as the middy gym teams host the University of Pennsylvania in a five event contest at the Naval Academy gym. Bailey at guard for the Parks starred in last night's roller polo at Capital City Skating Rink.
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Park Avenue
Autcus Mu
Company F
Capital City
Bailey
Annapolis
Navel Academy
University of Pennsylvania
Academy
Mange
Schultze
Jabs and Counters Set for Big Heavyweight Bouts
Jack Palmer the English heavyweight will fight Jack Sullivan for twenty rounds in Los Angeles next month as promoters seek bouts to lure Billy Nolan and Battling Nelson into six round clashes. Nelson could face Tommy Murphy or Fonny Griffo, while Sam Langford sails to England to meet Gunner Mott at the National Sporting Club. A Boston sportsman reportedly ships funds to back Langford, amid season injuries and accidents. Tex John Ganeel, Cincinnati newspaper editor, is noted in the text.
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Jack Palmer
Phila-delphia
Jack O'Brien
Jack
Nolan
Nelson
Tommy Murphy
Fonny Griffo
Tommy Burns
Burns
Griffo
Grifto
Samo
Sam Langford
England
Gunner” Mott
National Sporting Club of London
Mutt
Hnglend
Sporting Man
Boston
Langford
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