Judge Davey Wins Rosebud Stakes At Fair Grounds
Jockey Clint De Witts trained Judge Davey at 3 to 1 to capture the Rosebud Stakes as Lyne, Sal visa, and Monie faded late at New Orleans Fair Grounds. The day also saw Mintherra, a 7 to 5 favorite, fail to factor while Phi Chinn completed buying Judge Hines and related mares for Lexington farm plans.
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New Orleans
Clint de Witts
Judge Davey
Fair Grounds
Mintherra
Mr Chinn
Intrigue Fritzl
Schetf
Hattie Kingston
Julia Arthur
Lexington
Paromaries
Pau Cliford
Tom Manking
Lite
Juvenile Stakes at City Park Sees Judge Treen Win Amid Heavy Track
In New Orleans City Park racing under cloudy skies, Judge Treen captured the Juvenile Stakes as Lens led early. Gravina and Bert Osra trailed among favorites with weather and track conditions influencing outcomes across multiple races.
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Lena
City Park
New Orleans
Koomer
Judge Treen
Lens
Gravina
Bert Osra
Woo Bradleya
Setoud Piller
Woodlyn Flying Charcoal Pathos
Hymadluz Doeskin
Honda Trepar
del Carine
Lisa Leo Siso
Mechant Lowers Track Record at Oaklawn Meet
Mechant, a fast youngster, lowered the track mark to 48.15 for a half mile at Oaklawn Park in Hot Springs Arkansas on March 10. Kate Zitt rode La Pucelle to second, with Tyrolian and Ina Gray among others in the feature handicaps. Weather clear, track fast, multiple races highlighted by King Duswarts, Bitter Hand, and Rather Royal in the six races on the card.
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Springa Hot Springs
Ark
Kate Zitt
Conyolo Cutter
Rather Royal
Oaklawn
Mechant
Sewell
la Pucelle
Kate Zin
Ina Gray
Aaron J
Horace E in a Gallop Wins Oakland Stake at Grk
Horace E, son of Bannockburn, gallops to an easy victory in the Unimne Stakes at Oakland amid a hotly contested field. Soufride held second by a neck, with Trex Foreman close behind in a rough, weather-affected race card.
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Oakland
San Francico
Horace EB
Bannockburn
Ascot
Grk
Flora Gian
Lavictus Mal
Fermoy
Leone
Ds Oid
Dentubert
Daruma Wins Santa Catalina Stakes at Ascot in Fast Race
Daruma narrowly defeats Fustian by a head to take the Santa Catalina Selling Stakes, the feature of Ascot’s seven race card in Los Angeles on March. Tustin places second and Werkmin third as four other selling races and two purses accompany the event.
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Los Angeles
Santa Catalina
Ascot
Daruma
Tustin
Werkmin
Furloras
Spencer
Harvard Man Involved in Fight After Harvard Columbia Game
The New Yorker reported a postgame altercation in the Columbia gym after Harvard beat Columbia. Quigley of Harvard allegedly struck a Columbia guard, sparking a brawling exchange that moved to a crew room where it ended with a brutal fight and the Harvard man knocked out.
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Notos
New York
Harvard Columbia
Columbia Gymnasium
Quigley
Harvard
Columbia
Savage
Cambridge
Hnes
Colyrapl Muckers
Columbu
Cambridge Collegian
New Yorker
Calutabla
Ima
Aftair
SWORDSMANSHIP CONTESTS IN Annapolis Fencers Clash
In Annapolis on March 10, midshipmen and three Philadelphia Fencers Club fencers engaged in varied weapon bouts. No decisions were rendered on the swords, sabers, or dueling awards. The teams will compete next in the intercollegiate tournament in New York starting March 16. Participants included Francis Tetaz E B Lewis William Koehler and Midshipmen Dichman Crenshaw Stover Burdick Smith Cummings Brandt and Ley.
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Navy
Philadelpha
Spectato
Washington
Annapolis
Midshipmen
Philadelphia
New York
Athletic Rule Changes Endorsed by Big Nine Panel
Recommendations from the Big Nine committee were submitted to intercollegiate conference committees for voting. Meeting discussions focused on adapting regulations. two weeks were given to institutions to respond with any proposed changes before a final vote.
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Chaurge
Centre West
Big Nine
Ut Cit
Nelson in fine form for McGovern clash in New York
Nelson, in strong form with a full training day, anticipates beating McGovern. Terry McGovern also shows peak conditioning after strenuous road work and bag work, with many notable visitors including Dwyer, Wall, Considine, and Brush watching both camps. Two-dollar tickets resold at ten dollars, with limited seating.
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Terry
Pint Dwyer
Joseph Wall
John Considine
Dr Cramer
George Considine
Adolph Zink
John T Brush
New York Baseball Club
Fred Woela
John R Drake
John Dunn
Joe Humphreys
McGovern
Ordways to meet Newarks at center market armory
Ordways and Newarks slated to clash Monday evening at Center Market Armory National Guard gymnasium. Newarks boosted by players from Defender Club of Baltimore claim Baltimore championship and should provide strong challenge. Lineups include Banko Phompyon Reges Bott Bonavarius Goroggins for Newarks and Fatd Becker Marshall Krelastbacke Lawrence Hrmmcham Me robert for Ordways. Dancing to follow. Ordways plan to face University of Pennsylvania soon.
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Ent Market
Center Market Armory
National Guard Gymnasum
Ordways
Henare
Baltimora
Newarks
Pkiyera
Baltimore
Txdnaye
Forwarca Banko
Phompyon
Reges
Bonavarius
Goroggins
Ewarke
Fatd Becker
Marshall
Krelastbacke
Lawrence Hrmmcham
Robert
University of Pennsylvania
Cleveland Team Goes South for Spring Training
Cleveland Ohio March 10 The Cleveland baseball club left for Atlanta to begin spring preparations. Manager Lajoie Secre tary E S Barnard and a few others accompanied the group. They arrive in Atlanta tomorrow and stay until April 1 before a slate of exhibitions. The season opens at St Louis on April 7. All players reportedly are in good condition. The South trip includes a training schedule and exhibition games through the period.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland Baseball Club
Atlanta
Lajoie
E S Barnard
St Louis
Hom
Augusta Warrer
Dril
James McAleer
Dallas
Tex
St Lews Americans
Jack O Connor Sperer
Rickey
Belind
Tox
Taeinfelders Incl
Te Ones Nordvhe
Fochenfeld Nites
Jardar Opnien Wallace
Hertsel
Koehler
Ontheld
Departmental League selects Rice as secretary manager for season
The Departmental League met to map out the upcoming season. A G Rice was chosen secretary manager to oversee schedules and umpires while two games will be played daily from May to mid August. President Merritt Chance, chief clerk of the Post Office, vows strict adherence to dates. Umpires not yet named, with Harry Colliflower likely to be one.
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Thamas
Esaington
Kia Abel
Chicago
Frank McKinney
Cleveland
McKinney
Nelson
Eddy Leonard
Dane
Marcles
Atral
McGovern
G Rice
Merritt @ Chance
Treasury
Navy
War Interior Post Office
Agriculture Justice and Commerce and Labor
Metropolitan Police
A G Rice
Rice
Nis
Merritt O Chance
Chance
Harry Colliflower
Laem
Kelly Drawn With Sullivan After Late Rise
Chicago’s Hugo Kelly battled Boston’s Jack Sullivan to a twenty round draw in Los Angeles. Kelly led early and in the fourth put Sullivan down for eight counts, with Sullivan rallying late to force a stalemate as body blows exhausted Kelly and blood trailed from his nose from rounds four through twelve.
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Sullivan
Los Angeles
Cal
Hugo Kelly
Chicago
Jack
Cwi
Boston
Kelly
Bett
Kally
Youngsters defend city gym basketball titles in weight classes
Teams from the boys department of the YMCA defended their city championship claims for 195 and 200 pound weights. In two lively games last evening the first saw the YMCA second team beat the Fenald Cadets 8 to 3 with lineups featuring Keane Wetzel DeHale Furmage McGravara and others. The MCG Abboys edged Hilton Athletic Club 25 to 10 with Sloane brothers starring in goal throwing and a strong front line.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Young Mens Christian Association
Fenald Cadets
FUGA
Powitier
Wenald Cadets
Keane
Wetzel DeHale
Furmage
McGravara
Hhased Bua
Mattern Phyan
MCG Abboys
Hilton Aetic Club
Sloane Brothers
Peettion
Hilton
Sloane Wight Formaré
Yoder J Wreal
Bovey
Bloane
Roburett
Perry Covert
Ganes
Tom Laght
Atr Moyer
Epiphany Falls to YMCA in Uneventful Local Basketball
In a dull evening at the Young Men's Christian Association gym, Epiphany lost 7 106 to YMCA. Top scorers included Leach Bopp and Schlesser, with lineups featuring Leach Jefe Rider and Schiesser at key positions. In the second game YMCA Reserves defeated Company A Hospital Corps 17 to 7, with Mubard Ett forwant Forgalty Coleman and Glass McClain leading the effort. Official Moriarty supervised both games.
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Young Mens Chastan Association
Leach Bopp
Schlesser
YMCA
Epiphan Leach Jefe
Rider Opp
Smith Schiesser
Melanie Williams
Simmer ‘Woodhead
Robertson
Company A
Hospital Corps
Ymca Res
Hoap
Mubard
I and I Fraternity Beats MAG 20 to 13 in Minutemen Gym
In the Minutemen's gym last night the I and I fraternity defeated the Maryland Agricultural College quintion 20 to 13. Both teams struggled with goal throwing and handling, with Miles Reges and Wilson standouts for the I and I. Final scoring credited Miles eight, Reges three, and goals from Gall Mayer Wilson Osborn Osborn Miles Purmadge and Gall.
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Minutemen
I and I
Maryland Agricultural College Quint
Collegians
Miles Reges
Wilson
Tne
Uendt Poattiona
Furmadge
Carl Miles
É Maver Reges
Wilson Copeland
Beck Seve Osborn Northwood
Waters
Miles
Reges
Gall
Mayer Wilson i
Osborn
Purmadge
Beleree
Mz Tfincan
Michigan colleges allow players to join pros in summer
Seven Michigan colleges after secret talks permit members of their baseball teams to play professional ball in summer provided they stay out of major and minor leagues. Institutions present Yopatianti Mor ma Hillzdale Alma Albion Kalamazoo Olivet and Michigan Agricultural College. Also recommended abolishing the training table, canceling fresher meals, and restricting freshman athletic contests to students in good standing. Golf component notes Palm Beach event with A J McClure Sidney Maddock winning gross score and H J C Bolton Robert Pfizer winning net score.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Michigan
Yopatianti Morma
Hillzdale
Alma
Albion
Kalamazoo
Olivet
Michigan Agricultural College
Fres Board
Palm Beach Palm Banach
Fla
A. J McClure
Sidney Maddock
H JC Bolton
Robert Pfizer
Palm Beach
Washington Wrestlers Dominate Intercity Meet at Baltimore Club
Washington sent crews to the Baltimore Athletic Club for an intercity wrestling contest. St Leo’s gymnasium boys claimed four of eight classes with Dunawin of Carroll Institute winning the heavyweight bout while other Washington entrants earned wins in several weight divisions.
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Leo
Carroll Institute
Washington
Sreqial
Washington Post
Baltmore
Baltimore Athletic Club
Vo Dunawin
Griffith
Dunawin
Grffith
Washingtonian
St Leo's Gymnasium
Cook
Downing H Downing
EB Clifford
St Leo
Howard Foley
National Guard Athletic Association
District of Columbia
Cashmeyer
Bt Leos
F Loachhead
Natonal Guard Association
Wasmogton
St Leos
Noonan
St Johns Athletic Association
Gilmore
L Gible
Cilmore
Gable
Washington Ind
AR de Blequiere
Central
YMCA
W J ‘Turner
District National Guard
Turner
William Hambleton
Arthur T Atherholt
Philadelphia
Maher Retains His Punch in Comeback Victory
Peter Maher defeated Paddy O Rourke in a three round bout at the Metropolitan Athletic Club in New York. Maher showed his lingering power despite being slightly overweight and slow, flooring O Rourke in the second round and scoring a finish as the third round was halted after a stomach shot and a left to the jaw.
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Washington Post
New York
Peter Maher
Paddy O Rourke
Celtic
Metropolitan Athletic Club
Maher
Mahers
Rourke
Peter
Western Association Football League Formed at Chicago
Chicago on March 10 saw the formation of the Western Association Football League to promote intercity matches and decide the Western championship in the association game. Initial members include Pittsburgh, St Louis, Cincinnati and Chicago, with Detroit and other popular cities invited to join.
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Western Association Football League
Chicago
Mght
Pittsburg
Lonig
Cincinnati
Chiago
Detroit
Woodberry Forest Games Schedule and Opponents
Special to The Washington Fast Orange presents the Woodberry Forest baseball season schedule. March 15 opens at Charlottesville versus Virginia, closing May 28 at Orange against Staunton Military Academy, with Washington teams Georgetown Preparatory and Western High included. Read list of dates, opponents, and locations through May 28 including Hampden Sydney, Episcopal High, and Georgetown Preparatory at various Virginia and North Carolina locales.
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Washington
Washington Fast Orange
John & Walker
Woodberry Forest
Virginia
Charlottesville
Closea
Staunton Military Academy
Orange
Georgetown Preps
Western High
University of Virginia
Charlotes
Fishburne School
Charlotteside
Locust Dale
Woodberry
University
Danville Military Institute
Woodberrry
Apel
Hampden Sydney
Pend
Lorunt Dale
Pening
Episcopal High School
Bethel Academy
Georgetown Preparatory
Washington roster grows before trip to Charlottesville era
The Washington baseball squad reporters to manager Stehl with most players arriving in the last day. Lave Cross Patten and Noah Henline led the arrivals at Washington, while Pitcher Smith, Harry Hardy Infelder, and Senally joined from Cleveland and other clubs. Noah Healme and others expected to join in Charlottesville as weather cooperates. Fourteen Boston Americans also assembled in Washington and left for Macon, Georgia for training.
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Washington
Stehl
Tev
Charlottes
Toom
Charlottesville
Harry Hardy Infelder Senally
Smith
Lave Cross
Patten
Noah Henline
Cross
French Lick Springs
Cleveland
Charley Hickman
Atlanta
Noah Healme
Charlottesime
Boston Americans
Collins
Macon Ga
Onnie Mach
Phiadelphia Americans
Montgomery
Ala
Lara Cross
Bender
Indian Plank
Henley
Goasley Digert
Mevers
Harry Datis
Murphy
Monte Cross
Knight
Mack
Oldring
New York Americans
Hanifin
Brouthers
Sevbold
Hoffman Lord Daley Riggs Armbruster
Hartsell Jarres Collins
Macon
Charles Farrell
Louis Cager
Armbruster
Cincinnati
Peterson
Graham
Bi Dineen
Cy ‘Oung
Jesse Tannehill
Givson Winter Harris
Josslyn
Boston
Grimsian Ferris
Colins
Lagland
Utit
Sebech Clay Stahl Godwin
Freeroa
Auto Club to Have Home in Washington District Protest Speed Law
The Automobiles Club of Washington plans a May 1 move into its own club house along Brightwood road a one story bungalow with a front portico and rear storage sheds. Members protest a proposed federal speed limit of four miles an hour near street car transfer stations arguing horses face fewer restrictions and autos stop more quickly.
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Automobive Club of
Washington
Colonial Hotel
Brightwood Road
Chicago Billiard Tourney Sets National Amateur Title Fight
Six top billiards players enter the National Amateur Championship in Chicago March 12 in a 14 mph balkline event. Gardner Conklin Poggenburg Wright Norris and Demerest lead a strong field in a Chicago Athletic Association and Bullard Players Association sponsored race to crown a new champion. Prizes include a $1,000 Chicago Athletic Association cup and special awards for ghost single average and highest grand average.
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Chicago
National Association of Amateur Billiard Players
Chicago Athlete Association
Bew Gardner
Passaic
F Poggenburg
New York
Conklin
H A. Wright
San Francisco
Clarence & Norris
Calvin, Demerest
Gardner Conklin
Poggenburg
Bullard Players Association
Chicago Athletic Association
Moheg
Indoor meet and wrestling event looms at Columbia Athletic Club
Thursday March 10 at the Columbia Athletic Club gymnasium Fifth and A streets northwest will host a major indoor meet and wrestling tournament. Bernie Wefers of Georgetown University heads entries from Baltimore and Washington athletes expected to compete in the 25 yard potato race and other events. Gurman of Georgetown and Orme of the CAC lead a strong shot put field with White Waite and other Baltimore stars aiming for victories in high jump and sprints. Gold and silver prizes planned. events open to CAC members.
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Idoor
Columbia Athletic Club
Gynasiuma
Fifth
Streets Northwest
Bernie Wefers
Georgetown
Orme
Mulier
Baltimore Athlees
Waite
White
Washington
Baltimore
Brittson
CAC
Kemper
Central High School
Decker
Ywoc 4
Pandail
Seitz
Ceas
MIJIR LEAGUE CLUBS SPRING WORK BEGINS EARLY
Major league clubs begin spring training with many new players while veteran talent and experienced mottos shape pennant hopes. The Washington Americans train at Charlottesville under Jake Stahl with a mix of seasoned and new talent. Cleveland and Chicago camps train in Atlanta and New Orleans, highlighting managers Napoliton Lajoie and Huler A Jones, and promising rosters across positions.
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Thei Trainng
Irmn
Washigirs
Jake Stahl
Teadership
Charlottesville
Ruttredge
Heydon
Mae
Hughes Patten Wolfe
Sudhert Skisor Hardy
Falkenberg
Starkeil
Minos
Smith Stahl
Nal
Achafley
Cassiiy
Cross
Cross At Third In the Oitfield
Hickman Anderson Jones
Stanley Wiesidted
Clark Griffith
Birmaham
Newark Americans
Griffith
James Me
Guire
Jack Klenow
Ira Thompson
Providence
Jack Caesbro
al Orth
Dee Mewton
Waltter
Clarkson Oodles Hahn
Billy Hogs
Leroy Jmmay Whaler
Bobby Keefe
Bri Hitt
Tom Hughes
Topeka
Griff
Ais Hat Chase
Jimmy Willams
Arman Eiberfeld
Pote
Joe Yeager
Con
Cleveland Americans
Atlanta
Napolton Lajoie
Hemla Buelow
Clarke
Lakefield
Joss Dernhard Hess Rhoades
West
Tess Cadwalader
Wood
Lajos
Stovall Bossman
Turmer
Bradley Barbeau Shipke
Ingeston
Donohue
Dundon Davis
Tannemil Isbeil Rone
Andres Jones
Cal
Jahan
Green
Hamphall G*elil
Wilday
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Logistilla
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Macey
Clifford
Joe Lesser
Arabo
Brookston
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My Gem U2
Teddy Brookwood
Frank Rico
Ethel's Pride
Monts St John
Ogontz
John Handolph
Tennyburn
Lay Navarre
Peter Paul
Revelud
Friction
Gold Circle
Barkelmore
Docite
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Hortensia
Jungle Imp Chub Bourke Cockran
Trogan
Light Note
Onemila Louise Macfartan
Pirates Davos
Chauntay Olcott J
Mazwigs
Will Shelly Littleor
Migno
Goo Goo
Mr Wilson
Ately
Lucy Young
Molo
Tinker
Delanth
Bert Cara
Mynboez
Monovrord
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Alcantara Adare
Maroo
Duswarts
Culler
Ponca Aise
Horace E
Vrad
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Joe
Huy
Fustian
Conde
Prine Ciing
Creaton Poy
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Waterwagon
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Fosian
Chancellor Walworth
Irsn
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Werond
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Lite Alirthfol
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Misa May Duwdish Stuessel
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Bologna
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M’govern
Phil Dwyer
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Shadow
Imce
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Capial Bicycle Club
Yucca Bleyee Club
Robinette
Sohart
Gordon
Hammer
Rick
Battling Nelson
Merritt GO Chance
Post Office
Daparisent President
Tis- Dartmental Baseball League
Boys of Ymc.a
Quint
Michigan College Athletics
H J Brockman
Doyle Athletic Club
Victor Heron
Carrell Institute
Brackman
Whch
Woodberry Forest Games
Washington Club
Auto Club
Bightwood Road
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