Warner Regular Cut Jones Comes to Terms in Texas Camp
Charney Jones and Cantillon settled on round trip transport amid a flurry of roster tweaks. Cantillon to cut morning practice to two hours daily to allow Gulf downtime before a scheduled Wednesday game, while Blankenship and Hickman vie for first and initial base duties as team plans trips to Houston and Jetty fishing.
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Washington Post
Galveston
Tex
Charney Jones
Cantillon
Jbeaver
Warner
Serenena
Gulf of Mexico
Blankenship
Stahl
Hickman
Nationals
Houston
Cardinals
Cantilion
Gulf
Contracts Approved Across League by President Pulliam
National Baseball League president Pulliam approves multiple contracts and releases. From Boston and Pittsburg rosters to Brooklyn and Indianapolis links, the notices name players and teams with movements between cities including Boston Pittsburg and St Louis, detailing transfers and relays.
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New York
Pulliam
National Baseball League
Boston
Jacob Poulters
Albert H
Leroy F
Thoryar P Shoshan
Alan M Storke
John A Wasner
Vitor G .Wiitl
Brooklyn
Indianapolis
Bert
Pittsburg
Beaumont
Pitaburg
Louisville
John Hughes
St Louie Yaxton
SH Alertes
St. Louis
Trenton
High Score To J. C. Bunn In Club Rifle Meet
Members of the National Capital Rifle and Revolver Club held their second revolver practice at the Minute Men’s Armory on Fifth and L streets NW. J. C. Bunn, a police officer and top revolver shot in the District, led with 221 of 250. W. J. Macdonnall scored 176, as Capt Sheridan Ferree plans a match between the club and the police force next month.
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Police Force
National Capital Rifle and Revolver Club
Minute Men's Armory
Fifth
L Streets
J. C. Bunn
Po- Nee
W. J. Macdonnall
Sheridan Ferree
Brunswick Team Reorganizes for Season in Washington
The Brunswick baseball squad retools for the upcoming season, listing a new line up with players Starr Kaplan Kellar Long Spabilog Cork flat bane J Ayeto Wenner E Aver a Steuart Seid Wenner Stroop Welch addressing Washington D C for potential district Maryland games. Also notes boxing wrestling preliminaries at the Naval Academy with welterweight bouts and Navy coaching by P J Finneran. Navy to duel Carlisle Indians likely Georgetown Johns Hopkins.
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Washington
Brunswick
Mid
Ike
Maryland
Starr
Kaplan
Kellar
Long
Spabilog
Plishers
J. Ayeto
Nec G Wenner
E Avera
Steuart
Nuit
W. Wenner
Center
Fea
Stroop
Rlant
Welch
Hepa First
Washington, D
A. Kaplan
Brunewick
Washington Post
Annapolis
Maval Academy
Boxtoe
McGuiro
Griffith
Quitlian
A. Clemant
Peyton
Cox
Wrentling
Gure
Nicholas
Sebanre
Winsor
McCormick
Foster
Longboat barred from New York Athletic Club games
The Canadian Amateur Athletic Union via secretary N H Crow has blocked Thomas Longboat from running at the New York Athletic Club events tomorrow night. The planned three mile Nebrich match faced high expenses and public disappointment as authorities debate Longboat status and eligibility. Sullivan pressed Crow for clarity on Longboat being amateur or professional and potential suspension.
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Washington Post
New York
Mar
Canadian Amateur, Athletic Union
N. H. Crow
Thomas Longboat
New York Athletic Club
Crow
Amateur Athletic Union
J. E. Sullivan
Longboat
Madison Square
Sullivan
Canadian Amateur Athletic Union
Steady Job for Mmasters at Naval Academy
Harvard trainer Jack Mel Masters has been engaged permanently by the Naval Academy Athletic Association in Annapolis to oversee the football, track, rowing, and gym squads. J P Finneran, formerly of the Knickerbocker Athletic Club, returns to coach the track athletes this year.
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Finneran
Navy
Brealat
Washingtonn Post
Anngpolis
P. J. Finneran
Knickerbocker Athletic Cmp
New York City
Naval Academy Fisit
Annapolis
Carisle Indians
Georgetown
Johns Hopkins
Harvard
Naval Academy
Jack
Mel Masters
Academy Athletic Association
J. P. Finneran
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
New York
Herreshoff Wins Cup in Garden City Club Championship
Frederick Herreshoff of Garden City Golf Club won the annual club championship at Garden City. He defeated C B Fownes of Oakmont Pittsburg in the 36 hole final by 7 and 6. A J Kant of Apawamis won the consolation from W P Schatz Wheaton by 4 to 2.
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Garden’ City
Cleveland
Pinehurst
N. C
Frederick Herreshoff
Garden City Golf Club
C. B. Fownes
Oakmont
Georgetown Athletics Faces Setbacks and Plans for Season
The Georgetown crew suffers a weather delay while Capt Zice promises to release them today. Rumors say Georgetown will meet Fordham in a two game series, one here and one in New York. Bannockburn Golf Club planners target a spring arena tournament with committee members Knowles, Brawner, and Wilson pushing for success. Negotiations link Norfolk meet organizers with Virginia and Georgetown to host relay at Norfolk. Educational Contest entrants to be received until April. back numbers and catalogues available at the publication office.
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Georgetown
Zice
W. A. Knowles
J. W. Brawner
H. Wilson
Norfolk
Virginia
Ta Norfolk
Judge Post Tops Field in New Orleans Derby Feature
New Orleans racing cards showJudge Post by Burlew & O'Neill carries equal weights with McCormick's Emergency in a mile purse, edging ahead late as Mollie Montrose carries 119 pounds to win the three and a half furlong dash. Frontenac dominates the five furlong sprint while Kara and Prince Brutus win earlier events.
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Fal
Washington Post
New Orleans
Mar
Judge Post
Burlew & O'Neill
McCormick
Besterling
Emergency
Hennessey
Mollie Montrose
Mike Daly
Kara
Frincey
Brutus
Prince Brutus
Southern Cross
Tha Ave
Tae Prae
Frontenac
Nicol
Sally M
Anish
Helling
J. Daly
Conalderattan
Lloyd
Husted
Gungely
Teleatone
Monte
Amiats
Conjures
Hallyw
Tom Manking
Ajesnip
Rev
Jonneen
Sylvan
Belle
Kare
J. Murphy
Wan
Sartor Renartus
McKinney
Barefoot
Pollock
Peter Becker
Narin
Jim Bozeman
Little Walls
Pete Vinegar
Sabador
Autos Foll
Fitapee
Hoga
Dew of Dawn
Niet
Branches Lad
Russell
Flven
Feorla
Balolee
Catherine We
Mackile
Bitterman
Mille
J. Hennessy
Lowe
Chartere
Qicot
Sothern Crowe
Pentagon
Hogg
Tim
Don Fvent
Sesten Dance
Sunnybrooke
Algo
Sinth Rach
Bolly My
Micot
Schroeder's
Midway
A. Martin
Necond
Foy
Montebello
Chambles
Lacy Maria
Dey Dollar
Hop O-My
Judge Trayner
Ella M
Joe Levy
Layaon
Upsets At Oakland Race Meet Shake Favorites
Surprises marked Oakland racing with Lone Wolf defeating Hooligan and Ed Sheridan. Cited sales included Sam Hildreth selling Security to A Konigsberger for 4500 dollars and a half interest in Smiley Corbett to William Cahill for 3000 dollars. Race results list multiple contenders and times, noting odds and finish order across five races.
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San Frrancisco
Mar
Oakland
Lone Wolf
Hooligan
Ed. Sieridan
Sam Hildreth
A. Konigsberger
Smiley Corbett
Wiliam Cahill
Adrian
Koerner
Wilmore
A Brown
Rustier
Musgrave
McCall
Bonheur
Jage Taylor
Dollar Chager
Ing. Sprog Bon
Reltla
Woo
Alta Spa
L. Wilhiarme
Derdan
Avona
Lord Rosaington
Frascuelo
Welling
Andrew Mack
Kaerner
Nigretti
McLaughlier
the Horgian
J. Hunter
Funagelde
Corrigan
Sabra
Anvil
Bryan
Fischer
L. Williams
Ed Sheridan
Hunter
Wsabellita
Rotrou
Cenofo
SINTH
Security
Harty
Serond
Whisky King
Dozen
Bird
Billy Mayham
Doctor Scharf
Eldie
Tivoline a Long Shot at Hot Springs Race Day
Hot Springs Arkansas March 11 racing card at Oaklawn proceeded with Tivolin and Jack Lory as day’s surprises amid protests against restraining orders. Alsono and Pretension led early fields while multiple races featured strong contenders and detailed times and placements though largely ordinary outcomes.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Little Rock
Orklawn
Jockey Club
Alsono
Tivalini
Jack Lory
Onda
Shiing
Wan
Watuga
Duating
Leota Kathryn
Trueman
Kare
Bamnda
Ball Flower
Ball
Edora
Flarney
Waldora Balle
Lady Elkhorn
Nellie Lee
Virgina Lindsey
Valdosta
Peter Knight
Aubuchon
Birmingham
Mountala
Captain Neroth
Bailey
Trmp
Tom Bone
Europatkin Swootsoup
Tebnyburn
Bily Patterson
Wit Sylvester
Luther Gore
Souaetain
Pater
Ith
Simon Kent
Dearborn
Tima
T. Do
Galmeds
Woolteasa
Foxhall
Bendino
Fire Sud
Fur
Bhilling
Penrhyn
Yime
Prince of Prese
Doctor Frank
Bell Toons
King Leopold
Matta McCracken
Roquest
SIKTH
Jack Lary
Viperine
My Choice Extends Edge in Cal Race Clash
Ramona II challenged My Choice in the fourth race at Ascot, a mile event, but My Choice edged Ramona II in a hard drive. King of the Mist battled Elmdale to a photo finish for the Snal eighth, while Futurity course winner My Chulee led Brumel and Tackett in a busy wagering scene.
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Benater Raynor Dr. Crook
Virgin Ane Lorraine
St Orloff
Colorado
Sirotorac
Star of Runnysmede
Preston
San Alvino
Knapp
Black Mate
Madtke
Tito
Wifaiton
Xeling Ine of
Xeling Ine of the Mist
Harris
Eimdale
Bruase
Robert “Mitchell
W Prevton
Trne
Chancelior Walworth
Prince Ching
Linfs M
Planet
Susie Christian
Amtwin
Harsis
McGrathian
France
Kunz
Kettads
Vencido
Yellow Kid
Sam Craig
Los Angeles
Cal
Ascot
King of the Mist
Elmdale
My Chulee
Brumel
Hamona
Dorsey
Tote
Tackett
Kunt
Etna
Lat
Maz
Mohur
E Hand
Joe Kelly
Araprit
Pride
King “Ahab
Banlads
E. B
Morey
Water Pearl Great Colt Dead in Prime
Water Pearl, a promising three-year-old thoroughbred with stakes engagements valued near 200,000, died, ending a potential season in which he could have earned substantial prize money. Trained by A. J. Joyner, he began his career at Belmont Park after a setback at an overnight trial, with plans for races at Sheepshead Bay this summer.
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Water Pearl
A. J. Joyner
Sheepshead Bay
Belmont Park
Water Pearl Triumphs In Grand Racing Season Adversity
Water Pearl, a Watercress colt, captured his maiden race then won the Eclipse Stakes. He dominated Grandsend in the Great American and Tremont Stakes, beat a strong field, and later added the Double Event halves. Illness sidelined him weeks, but he returned at Gravesend and Brighton without full form. He earned 42,050 in weighty contests, often facing heavy weights of 185, 17, and 129 pounds. Oran’s upset in the Great Trial marked a notable defeat. Water Pearl’s death removes a dangerous rival to Salvidere and Electioneer in the forthcoming three year old class.
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Grandsend
Sheepshead Bay
Alcknese
Gravesend
Brighton
Brighton Beach
Water Peart
Oran
Joyner
Gravasend
Salvidere
Electioneer
Betting At Benning Opens With Unchanged Betting Rules
Washington sports readers anticipate the Washington Jockey Club spring meet at Benning starting March 3. Bookmakers expect the same procedures as last year under Justice Stafford, with no fixed betting location and bets only as ordinary track visitors. The Davis case looms, with appeals ongoing and possible implications for the forthcoming meet.
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Washington Ia
Washington “Jockey Club
Benning
Tt Ia
Stafford
District Supreme Court
William Davis
New York
Davis
Justice Stafford
Murphy Agent of Cellas Rumor Ties Lease to Kenilworth Park
Special to The Washington Post reports talk that Joseph A. Murphy a Western racing official has leased Kenilworth Park Buffalo with option to buy. He has long been linked to Corrigan and other turfmen and may represent John Condon and the Cellas as they seek tracks after Chicago and other holdings.
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Washington Post
New York
Joseph A. Murphy
Kenilworth Park
Buffalo
Murphy
Edward Corrigan
Bee
City Park
New Orleans
Corrigan
Benning
Jockey Club
Marshy
John Condon
Chicago
Cellas
Track and Paddock Gossip From New Orleans Meet
Last week Dave Nicol gained on Garner in the riding honors at New Orleans as Germer afl lends, with seventy five winners, but Nicol is twenty thirteen behind him. Burlew and O Neill near the $25 000 mark and lead the winning owners list as the season closes. Corrigan sits second with over $16 000. Joe Todd, New Jersey champion, beat Walter Wallace in the Great Southern Handicap pool tourney 100 to 75. Frank Sherman, former world champion, meets Bernard Harding in the tournament.
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City Park
Pursa
Wat. Horne
Loh
Tartanola
Mollers
Bone Hay
Masetta Frogmore
Bonnia Jos
Miss Orne
Catherine Haya
Adelaide Royer
Emma
Bain Mansara
Bilpter Sty Letohatchie
Doonan
Allsan
Geneva
Partelan Motel
Embry
Pitkin
Henry A. Sebroedar
Est
Torrhall
Wild Range
Labia Gut
Baterjoy
Creolin Ae Gould
Arsbo
Nelling
Vohoome
Rothgeb
Montelimar
Frank Fleaher
Higeinbothara
John L. Inglis
Mise Leeds
Lancasteran
Columbia Girl
A. Bellane
Paundens
Yatenthie
Duessa
Mafalda
Limerick
Paul Clifford
Olque
Lady Carol
Bert Osre
Prince Brutus
Salling
Blacklock
BO ‘Tinker
Warner Griswold
Lady Crawford
Delmore
Cora Price
Bellindian
Wat
Rifle Range
Aine Merchai
Billy Bowley
W. Bertela
Albert Mi
Grattot
Morrifeld
Cunvegia
Toro Vary
McCollouc
Dick Walsh
Lady Hapshure
Great Pirate
Etta Louise
Wolk
Aunt Hala
Manchester
Tavaston Duckton Hing Hop
Fleming Guanduatte
Don Hart
Fee Voyage
Hawkeman Liyuivoak Hormoine
Lola Whitsitt
J.B. Sherldn
Omar Samblea Os
Wing
Ting
Mack
Tanager
Braden
Ane
Hannibal Bey
Mike Sutton
Selting
Marimbo
Belle of Brighton
Marto Higginavitto
Rambo
Joe Coyle
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Balahot
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Frank la
Charles McKee
Adesso
Tern
Farry Scott
Lord Dixon Ag Bellock
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Horne
Galmoore
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Ovorago
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bin Perry
Brinethorp
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Cloudtight
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Doloman
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Joyner
Tattenham
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Lizzie Albertine
Desmages Toman Boy
My Rosery
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Connla Ma Daily
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Search
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Virorama
Big Store Bologna
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Pantouro AG
Laughrey
Etx Furlonga
Thora Lee
Judge Nelson
St. Oral Corador
Joe Hipateca
Extranell
Dave Nicol
Om Garner
New Orleans
Germer Afl
Nicol Isventy
James Penney
Burlew É O'Neill
Fst
Joe "Todd
New Jersey
Walter Wallace
Virgin
Fowent Frank Sherman
Bernard Harding
Cantillon reshapes Bret base lineup amid Hickman push
The wide world of sport notes Joe Cantillon shuffling Bret base players with Hickman at first and Altizer center field. Charley, Perrine, Ganley, and Anderson fill roles as Cantillon seeks a stable nine while Georgetown Virginia relay debate rages over mile versus standard conditions and the South title.
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Joe Cantillon
Joe
Bret Base
Uttle Joseph
Charley
Hickman
Altizer
Nig* Perrine
Ganley
Anderson
Cantillon
Eos
Centillon
Hick
Legion
Washinaton
Ag Random
Will Central Secede and Play Outsiders in High Sports
Reports say Will Central High School may quit the league to play as an independent in baseball and football. The Blue and White has drawn offers from Princeton and Pennsylvania freshmen and other northern schools, risking league morale if action proceeds before the upcoming meeting.
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O Street
Central High
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Central High School of Philadelphia
Tome Institute
Central
JABS AND COUNTERS IN EARLY BOXING NEWS
Joe Phorias of California offers 1000 dollars to bind a welterweight title bout against Honey Mel. The boxing scene shows Fitsimmopa negotiating a six round mix with Tommy Burns in Philadelphia. Spike Robson and Abe Attell slated for a 124 pound featherweight bout in Philadelphia on April 3.
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Joe Phorias
Honey Meltody
Patinos
Fitesimmopa
Trip
Philadelphia
Tommy Burns
Hoon
Boxing Inn
New York
Spike Robson
England
Abe Attel
Robson
T Ly
Attell
Brothers of jockeys fight over custody and training
William and Guy Burns, young brothers of famed jockey Tommy Burns, arrive in Washington with their father amid a custody dispute. Trainer Father Bill Daly backs their mother and blocks them from Boyle, while Robert Boyle seeks to apprentice them. A Jersey City sergeant decides they proceed to Washington, with a likely showdown between Daly and Boyle as the boys train for racing futures.
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Tommy” Burns
Robert Boyle
Bill” Daly
Daly
Wiliam
Guy Burns
Washington
New York
Ohn Burns
Jersey City
Pennsylvania
Gravesend
William
Guy
Benning
Boyle
Burns
Canada
Brooklyn
Bui" Daly
John Buros
Supreme Court
Sheepshead Bay
Hoyle
Bob
Schedule announced for Army and Navy Preparatory baseball season
The Army and Navy Preparatory School plans a 19 game slate with Clevel and Park opening against Technical High School on March 29. Pitcher Cleary from New York and catcher Harry McLean will anchor the squad as work progresses on field conditioning at Cleveland Park.
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Cleveland Park
Badger
Cleary
New York
Harry McLean
Technical High School
Woodberry-Forrest
Orange
Mount St. Joseph's College
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Emerson Institute
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Georgetown Field
Washington Artietic Association
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Jay
Tameraon Institute
Georgetown Press
Eastern High School
Woodberry Forrest
Ornings
Business High
Gallaudet
Kendall Green
Mount St Joseyb'a College
Conklin Rises to Second in 14.2 Balk-Line Billiards
Chicago rider Charles F. Conklin defeated J Ferdinand Poggenburg of the Liederkranz Club in New York to win 300 to 181 in the amateur championship match. The victory moves Conklin to second place behind Demarest of Chicago as the 14.2 balk line tourney continues.
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Chicago
Poggenburg
New York
Charles F. Conklin
J. Ferdinand Pogegenburg
Liederkranz Club
Conklin
Demarest
K Conklin
Bretten
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