Sporting Coriment on Washington Union League Signings
Long report notes Arthur Lewin and Woshington Union League era signings Cob h and Lommy Leach. Discusses team form, fan expectations, and implications for upcoming season amid managerial changes and league pressure. Mentions key figures like Cross, Murphy, and Don on, with focus on training, pennant race, and the Batimore meet potential impact.
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ED Grili
Arthur Lewin
Woshington Union Leagee
Cobh
Lommy Leach
Ting
Odda Wall
Denning
Roher
Foattrak
Pere
Nate
Washingtonian
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Murphy
Ter Mar
Battimore
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Etledolphta
Tos
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Frogsman
TRAC
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Ron Johnson
Hoesman
Steuok
Washington
Man
Donovan
Strat K Cross
Hiad
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Dasagvan
Sey
Pinkola Breaks Mark Beats High Class Field at Fair Grounds
Pinkola won the feature at Fair Grounds in New Orleans on March 11, breaking the track and mile record while sprinting the Derby distance in 1 52 2-5. Trainers called the trial the best seen this season as the gelding defeated a strong field led by Chapultepec. King's Daughter set fastest six furlongs in event three, with Roseburg and Nottér among other winners in the day’s program.
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Euns
Annexes
Seril
Washington Post
New Orleans
Mar
Pinkola
Fair Grounds
Burlew & O'Neill Flyer
Chapultepec
Nott
Big Bow's Selling Stakes and Early Race Results
Racing card summary from the Big Bow meet with results across multiple races. Notable results include First Race: Salvage and Prestige among top finishers. Second Race: Seattle winning at 6 to 1 with Woodlander second. Third Race Futurity: The Mist won with Firebolt second. Two Miles: Big Bow led by Kiraghhrum with Rume and Red Leaf placing. Airth Race featured Sail and Carthasena among runners. Sixth Race Mile purse saw Marian Casey prevail with Roalta second. Duckping tournament in Navy Yard League led by Carrell and Heindel on 69 points.
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Marian Casey
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Silverskin Wins Nose Ahead at Santa Anita
At Santa Anita Park today Los Angeles uni par 11 favorites faltered. Silverskin held at 4 to 1 won by a nose over Gossiper II who beat Stoney Lee by a head. Race summaries note times weights and placements for four races with multiple runners and odds.
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Los Angeles
Kathtuck
Moson
Gasrster
Recalinmer
Braway Lea
Have Good Work Out DelehANTY in Uniform
Galveston Texas march 11 despite poor weather Cantillon and his men trained in regular hours while bands led by McCloskey and McGraw faced delays due to rains and ice in Houston and Marlin Cantillon kept the team on the diamond for over an hour with morning fitness and an af ternoon session the sun broke through and the wind eased with improved running and practice tempo
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Washington Post
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Tex
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McCloskey and McGraw
Houston
Marlin
Racing Entries Show Busy Prep For Colts Tourney
Players test skills in scrimmage as Jim Detebanty shines at first uniform return. Secretary Jacobson plans early Northern trip for the Colts starting March 19 with games allotted across Wichita Topeka Springfield and Kansas City to balance schedules. Cantillon and Regulars drill on teamwork for series with McCloskey Cardinals as the squad departs for Houston and enjoys a duck hunting party after a long West trip.
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Gantilion
Jim Detebanty
McBride
Jacobson
Colts
Jake
Wichita
Topeka
Springfield
Kansas City
Ginnierene Tawh
Ad Joe
Houston
CantMon
Istand
Unclear racing names and places dominate odd list
A jumble of seemingly racehorse names and scattered locations appears, listing figures such as Geatta and Linda Lake alongside places like New Orleans and Los Angeles. The text reads like an OCR fragment with numerous misspellings and no clear event, date, or outcome to summarize into a distinct news item.
Free Post Want Ads in The Post Washington
Daily opportunity to use the Want Section of The Post, the paper that reaches the people of Washington. Free want ads offered to readers for broad local exposure and easy listings.
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Post
Washington
Lard In First Sixteen In Qualifying Round Of Golf Tourney
Warren K. Wood led the field of thirty six in the thirty six hole qualification round at Pinehurst North Carolina to win the gold medal. Allan E. Lard was second with 173 and Join E. Porter third at 174. A three way tie at 178 involved W. R. Simona L. Wardwell and N. B. Hurd as the rest of the field finished high. Keen play expected in match play as leaders include reigning North and South champion and a former winner. The first division of sixteen qualifiers is listed by rounds. Cornell crew candidates at Ithaca New York prepared for boat house practice on Cayuga Lake Inlet after being called aboard for initial sessions.
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Washington
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Woon
The Wishers and Rival Odds in New Orleans Card Scene
A compact race card style list shows multiple entries with runners and long odds in New Orleans. Names include Anne McGee Wausau King’s Daughter 6 to 5 and Salvage 11 to 1 with several other horses and bettors noted across the field.
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New Orleans
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Koerner
Wausau
Notter
King’s Daughter
Pinkola
Minder
Roxane
Sumter
Ed Kane
the Thorn
Oakland
Salvage
Mayes
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Hayes
the Mist
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Big Bow
Kirsch Taunt
Sandy
Marian Casay
Gilbert
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Harcourt
Schilling
Gak
Shiner
Totter
Archibald
Bilverskin
Striner
Perry Wickes
Harty
Daruma
Musgrave
Horse Races Highlight at Pink Spring Meet
In a seven furlong fifth race Perry Wickes led from 12 to 1 to win with Grandia and Bengolli placing second and third as Jimalong and Elin King also ran. The sixth race over one mile saw Daruma capture victory at 18 to 5 with Merlingo and Gateway following. Sam Bernard and Kliier also raced.
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Simcoenter
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Guy Fisher
Bonnla Kelso
Silverton
aMeres
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Harvey Clare
Belle Griffon
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Exempts Spring Racing Penalty Bill in New York
Albany March 11 the senate codes committee reported favorably the Agnew bill to fix imprisonment as the penalty for gambling on horse racing. The amendment delays its effect until September 1, and was adopted by a 4 to vote. Gov Hughes declined to comment on the action but signaled disapproval of the postponement, insisting no reason to delay the constitution’s operation.
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N. Y
Senate
Agnew
Hughes
Wanderers Club member Pursues 3000 Mile Walk to San Francisco
Frank McAllister of the Wanderers Athletic Club, New York, began a 3000 mile walk to San Francisco on Thursday with no funds, relying on club support for food and shelter. The journey aims to complete in sixty days and settles a wager between two Wanderers members. The twenty-year-old youth traveled through the current location yesterday and shows little fatigue despite few rest stops. He remains confident of reaching San Francisco within the time limit.
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New York
San Francisco
Wanderers” Athletic Club
Wanderers’ Club
Irwin Denials Stir Washington League Signing Jokes
President Hart denounces contract jumping after Arthur Irwin jokes about signing Tycus Cobb and Tommy Leach for Washington in the outlaw Union League. He says no player will break contracts and warns against such moves. Also reports Jackson signs to pitch for Richmond and Schaefer defeats Hoppe in billiards.
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Mar
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Sporting Sidelights from Galveston and Beyond
Galveston notes mix baseball chatter with boxing talk and track ideas. Mentions Jack Johnson Burns Roche and Squires, plus Philadelphia and New York sports circles, noting indoor track novelty and wrestling headlines as winter ends.
Rooters Club Ban Promised by Johnson Overrowdy Fans
Chicago dispatch says President Johnson of the American League vows to suppress any repeat of last season’s South Side Rooters Club disruptions at ball parks. He condemns the group’s actions as a disgrace to baseball and harmful to the league’s reputation and states the league will act to curb fan excesses.
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National League
Season Opens May 4 With Eighty Four Games Carded
The De partmental League opens May 4 with eighty four games on the schedule. Regular contests run weekly with three double headers on select days and all games on the White Lot grounds. Eligibility rules bar transfers between offices as players may not switch teams.
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Dr Miles Pain Pills Relieve Rheumatic Pains
Rheumatic pains and nervous irritability are eased by Dr Miles anti pain pills. They soothe nerves aiding sleep and provide relief for chronic sufferers. Testimonials include Miss Mary Armstrong of Elkhart Indiana noting rapid relief and a money back guarantee if unsuccessful. 25 doses cost 23 cents, no bulk sale.
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