Bowling leaders tally 600 scores in ABC meet in Toledo
The American Bowling Congress tournament in Toledo shows 115 scores of 600 or better, matching the old record as the event nears its close next Thursday night. Dankert and E Bach of St Louis lead the two man event with 1214 pins, followed by Southern and Palmer and by Deanulski and Wabliszewski. Langtry says Buffalo will host the 1914 tourney. Milwaukee also favored. A proposed international athletic meet could be staged at Brookside Park stadium Cleveland, with room for 100000 spectators.
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Toledo
Ohio
Dankert
E. Bach
St. Louis
W. Southern
Frank Palmer
L. Deanulski
Wabliszewski
E. Langtry
Buffalo
Milwaukee
Commission To Meet March 17 In Amateur Baseball DC
The District of Columbia amateur baseball commission will meet March 17 at Spalding's at 8 p m the meeting moved from tonight due to officials attending a National Guard meeting. Officers for the year will be elected and the constitutional by laws revision report heard. If the new laws are accepted a president vice president second vice president and treasurer will be elected. The first three will appoint a secretary. Secretary Harry Short notes nine first class leagues with six clubs each are planned. A strong circuit is the new Commercial League replacing Capital City with only business house teams.
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Amateur Baseball Commission of the
District of Columbia
Spalding’s
National Guard Mieet
Harry Short
Hag
Irrom
Capital City
Frenchman Wins at Traps in Monte Carlo Shooting
Count Larenity Tholozan, the French expert, captured the grand prize of 20,000 francs and a work of art after finishing sixteen for sixteen at the Monte Carlo trap event. Russian rival Kasantzeff was runner up with fifteen hits, while Czernin placed third with fourteen of fifteen as other shooters shared prize money totals.
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Count Larenity Tholozan
Monte Carlo
Tholezan
Kasantzeff
Tuck
Giant Recruit Dies At Camp In Texas
Death struck rookie pitcher Tom Hanley at Gianta Camp in Marlin Texas after an appendectomy operation. Wilbert Robinson was present as Hanley died at 7 o'clock, prompting McGraw to cancel games in Dallas and Corsicana while teams adjust travel plans.
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Tex
Gianta
Tom Hanley
Wilbert Robinson
McGraw
Dallas
Corsicana
Nationals to get two daily workouts in camp
In Charlottesville spring training notes, Nationals plan two workouts daily with practice games. New uniforms will mirror 1912 styles as Griffith shapes a youngster pairing for Acosta and Calvo, while Martin mentors the island duo and Montreal visitors prep to join Lambeth field schedule.
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Charlottesville
Virginia
Joe Engel
Camp Griffith
Grift
Griffith
Charlie King
Cy” MacDonald
Washington Sporting Goods
Jacinto Calvos
Haldemero Acosta
Calvo
Walter Johnson
Clyde Milan
Sunny Island
Martin
Pet
Acosta
Mike
Acasta
Montreal
International League
Washington
Lambeth Field
Nationals
Fandom at Random Sports Card by G M Kay
A breezy sports column previews spring baseball talent with playful nicknames and comparisons. It highlights emerging players like second basemen, outfielders, and pitchers, nods to legends, and recalls past seasons as readers anticipate a busy year if weather cooperates.
Appalachian League Likely to Expand to Eight Teams
Special to The Washington Post Bristol Virginia March 9 The Appalachian League may grow from six to eight teams with Alabama towns Anniston and Gadsden seeking inclusion President Jacob Smith of Cleveland favors adding them He plans to present the matter at a Knoxville directors meeting This would leave Anniston Gadsden Ala Home Ga Middlesboro Ky Bristol Johnson City Knoxville and Cleveland Tenn in 1918 with a schedule to be set this week
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Washington Post
Bristol
Jacob Smith
Cleveland
Gadaden
Anniston
Ala
Alabama
Tam
Smith
Knoxville
Gadsden
Home
Middleshore
Johnson City
Cleveland, Tenn
Boxing Bouts of Week Schedule by City and Round
A weekly boxing card list shows bouts across multiple cities Monday through Saturday. Notable matchups include Jack McCarron versus Tommy Connors in Scranton and Bombardier Wells meeting Gunboat Smith in New York City, with numerous 8 to 16 round bouts featuring familiar fighters in venues from Missouri to Rhode Island.
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Jack McCarron
Tommy Connors
Scranton
Freddie Welch
Snapper O'Neill
London
England
Wildcat Ferns
Spike Kelly
Kansas City
Joe Mandot
Leach Cross
New Orleans
Cherley White
Pat Moore
Kennchs
Wis
Tom McMahon
Dick Gilbert
New Castle
Johnny Love
Providence
R. I
Jack Difion
Knockout Brennan
Indianapolis
Ind
Eddie Murphy
Phil Brock
Youngstown
Ohio
Bobby Pittsley
Biz Mackay
Watertown
N.Y
Bombardier Wells
Gunboat Smith
New York City
Cleve Hawkins
Jem Clark
Jorlin
Pitching Value Questioned by McGraw in 1913
Marlin Springs Texas March 9 1913 A discussion over pitching value in spring training. Christy Mathewson argues pitching staff accounts for about 30 percent of a club’s strength while fielding and batting contribute additional value and the manager can be decisive. He notes McGraw directs plays and may be essential to pennants, but concludes pitching does not equal 9 percent of club strength.
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Marlin Springs
Tex
Mar
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Athletics
Plank
Cleveland
New York
McCluren
Business Coach Resigns Over Teaching Duties
Coach White of Business High School baseball resigns citing classroom obligations. He said he would coach if it did not interfere with his duties as instructor. A new coach will be appointed soon. The Australian cricket team plans a North American tour, asking 1250 for two days and 1500 for three days from Toronto clubs.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Canada
Toronto
Lady Panchita wins Juarez handicap stake under tough track
Special to The Washington Post from El Paso reports the Dos Republicas handicap at seven furlongs drew eight starters due to poor track conditions. Lady Panchita led early and held on to win with the lightest impost, while Dick Baker captured the longest race of the meeting. Inquieta also scored for new owners Trammell & Ray as four favorites prevailed.
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Washington Post
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Inquieta
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Red Widow
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Barney Oldfield
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Thoroughbred race card with multiple selling races and weights
A detailed race meeting card lists six selling stakes for various ages, purses from $200 to $350, distances from 3% furlongs to 1% miles, including horses such as Gedmine and Queen Bee in the early races and Ellery, Nickel, and Parlor Roy among entries. also eligible and first race maidens noted.
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Chilton Squaw
Meriz
Claque
Miss Nell
Stealaway
Edith Inez
Casque
Nimbus
Bodkin
Senator Sparks
Molsant
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Jessie Laurie
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Charles Cannell
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al Jones
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John Furlong
Shackleton
Lawton Wiggins
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Spehn
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Alderman Chico
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Bat Masterson
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Martre
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Juarez
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Abednego
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Gene Wood
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Engraver
Don Enrique
Oswalt Bnual
Layminster
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L. M. Eckert
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Brevity Amid Names Hints At Local Notices
Fragmentary OCR lists a string of personal names and place hints like Charleston, Cincinnati Enquirer, Pikes Peak, Faneuil Hall, Rio Pecos, and various surnames. No clear event or action is stated, suggesting an index or classified snippet with scattered identifications.
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Incinneti Enquirer
Moisant
Marise
Stealway
Uolors
Jessie Louise
Frea Trade
Sharkelton
Milton B
Paton
Progressioa
Spohn
Wiley
Berkeley
Alderman Chicco
Pikes Peak
Mudsill
Annie Seilers
Pendant
Juarez
Cincinnati Enquirer
J. Nolan
Corona
Stone Cutter
Ruth Esther
Definite
Erret
Rio Pecos
Faneuil Hall
Amon
Elisabeth Harwood
Miss Jean
King
Stewart
Lewin
Weyanake
Balcliff
Lynchburg United States League Club Seeks Charter
The formal charter application for the Lynchburg baseball club of the United States League has been sent to the State corporation commission. Officers named include H. R. Boyer president from Reading, Pa., C. F. Doebler vice president from Reading, and Paul Semeyer secretary-treasurer from Reading. Expected Reading officers will organize in Lynchburg this week. About 3,000 season tickets may be sold this week as the season runs May 10 to September 16.
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Lynchburg Baseball Club
United States League
State
Corporation Commission
Wittman
H. R. Boyer
Reading
C. F. Doebler
Paul Semeyer
Track Meet For Harvard Could Be National Championship
Boston March 9 officials of the Boston Athletic Association consider holding the national track and field championship next summer at Harvard stadium. Oxford and Cambridge athletes may join Harvard and Yale for an international flavor. Yale plans a Western Easter tour with aquatic stars meeting Illinois March 24 to decide the championship. Other dates include Chicago Athletic Association and universities of Chicago Northwestern and Cincinnati. British lawn tennis tournaments total 166 in Great Britain.
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Harvard Stadium
Boston Athletic Association
Athles
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Cambridge
Harvard
Yale
Yale University
Yale Aquatic Stars
Ilinois
Chicago Athletic Association
Chicago
Northwestern
Cincinnati
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Bhig Acapen
British swordsmen decline invitation to United States
New York reports England will not send a fencing team to May international competition. Belgium is more likely to accept. Edgar Seligman said England cannot field a squad by the proposed date, while an English tourney may be planned for London with American participation in the future. Cornell picks two New England standouts from Phillips Exeter for next fall. Eddie Teschner and B. Herd head to Ithaca, joining Exeter captain Harry Worthington bound for Dartmouth in September.
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Belgium
George H. Breed
Fencers’ Club
Seligman
London
America
Cornell University
New England
Phillips-Exeter
Eddie Teschner
Ithaca
B. Herd
Harry T. Worthington
Exeter
Dartmouth
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