Sporting Coriment on Washington Union League Signings
The article reviews signings by Arthur Lewin and reactions around the Washington Union League, discussing players like Leach and others, with speculative notes on matchups, training, and potential pennant pursuit. It cites key figures, clubs, and a banquet context, plus references to games, bets, and the season’s looming challenges.
Pinkola Shatters Mark In Fast Fair Grounds Trial
Pinkola won the feature at Fair Grounds beating a high class field. The gelding set a new track mark for the Derby distance in 1:52 2-5 and drew strong praise from experienced trainers who called the trial the best seen this season in the region. Chapultepec and King's Daughter also ran well in an event packed with notable names and stakes.
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BIG BOW’S SELLING STAKES AT TRACTION MEET
Horse racing card features Big Bow in First Race with Jinny Futurity, 114 Hayes odds 8 to 5. Prestige and others in the field with Byron and Triumphant among notable contenders. Two-mile Monterey event includes Bie Bow challenging Rume and Red Leaf with top finishers listed. a navy yard duckping tournament leads Carrell and Heindel with 69 points atop standings.
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Silverskin Wins Tight Santa Anita Race at 4 to 1
At Santa Anita Park several favorites faltered as Silverskin nosed out Gossiper II in race four to finish 4 to 1. Gossiper II beat Stoney Lee by a head in a photo finish, with live Oak and other runners also in the mix.
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Delehanty Armband Leads First Practice Amid Spring Wear
Galveston Tex March 11 The Washington Post reports Cantillon and his men held their first practice despite unsettled weather. McBride and teammates arrived in uniform and grouped for drills while Cantillon emphasized fitness and team cohesion as McCloskey and McGraw weathered rainbound delays in Houston and Marlin.
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Racing Entries Show Colts Plans and Cardinal Series Prep
A busy recap notes Colts coach Jacobson lining up two games each for Wichita Topeka and Springfield with a possible two for Kansas City as Northern trip looms March 19. Cantillon leads Regulars and Gofts in joint practice to sharpen eam play before McCloskey's Cardinals visit. The squad departs for Houston at 8:30 am after a weekend boat trip with Cardinal rivals.
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Tea Last and Masks and Faces Run in New Orleans
A garbled list of names and phrases appears to reference races or events with participants such as Linda Lake, Horace E, Dr. Mathews, and Oakland. The text mixes multiple proper nouns and places, yielding a fragmentary report without a clear narrative or outcome.
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Post Want Ads Are Free Daily Opportunity
Daily ad section notice invites readers to use The Post Want Ads free. It emphasizes the paper’s reach to people in Washington and promotes the Want Section as a free service.
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Lard In First Sixteen In Pinehurst Golf Qualifier
Warren K. Wood led the thirty six players in the thirty six hole qualifier at Pinehurst for the annual club championship, posting 16 percent to win the gold medal. Allan E. Lard finished second with 173 and Join E. Porter third with 174, as a large field included several past champions. Keen play is expected in the match play round with a closely bunched field and leaders tied to past North-South champion Lard and former champ Wood.
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The Wishers Race Odds and Entries in New Orleans
A historical listing from New Orleans shows horses and odds featuring Anne McGee Wausau Notter King's Daughter 6 to 5 Pinkola Minder Roxane Sumter Ed Kane Minder The Thorn Notter Salvage Mayes Seattle Hayes The Mist Butler Big Bow Kirsch Taunt Sandy Marian Casay Gilbert 11 to 1 Harcourt Schilling Live Gak Shiner Totter Archibald Bilverskin Striner Perry Wickes 12 to 4 Daruma Musgrave 7 to 2 Sto 1 2 to 8 2 to 7 2
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Thoroughbred Race Card Notes from Mint Springs Track
In the fifth race over seven furlongs Perry Wickes led from the start, Grandia and Bengolli followed as contenders and Time finished fourth with Jimalong among the other runners. The sixth race over one mile Daruma led Daruma and Merlingo as gate favorites with Merlingo finishing second and Gateway third in a tight finish.
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Albany Senators Back Gambling Penalty Exemption Bill
Albany N Y March 11 The senate committee on codes reported favor ably the Agnew bill to fix a penalty of imprisonment only for gambling in connection with horse racing The bill as reported would not take effect until September 1 The amendment was adopted by a 4 to vote Gov Hughes declined to comment but made clear he does not approve delaying the constitution s operation until September 1
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Wanderers Club Member Starts 3000 Mile Walk to San Francisco
Frank McAllister of the Wanderers Athletic Club in New York left Thursday on a 3000 mile walk to San Francisco. He passed through here yesterday and will rely on clubs along the route for food and shelter. The journey must finish in sixty days to settle a wager between two Wanderers members. The 20 year old is described as well built and not fatigued despite few stops.
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Irwin Denies Signings as Hart Denounces Contract Jumping
Philadelphia report shows Arthur Irwin amid a foul of Union League intrigue after announcing signings of Tycus Cobb and Tommy Leach for his Washington club. President Hart counters that no talks occurred and vows to oppose contract breakers while Jackson inks with Richmond and Schaefer defends his title against Hoppe in Chicago.
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Sporting Sidelights From Galveston and Beyond
A fragmented column rails at recent sports happenings and personalities. It mentions Jack Johnson, Burns, O Brien, Squires, and M Brien, plus boxing, baseball, and wrestling notes, while musing on indoor tracks and upcoming seasons and crowd expectations.
Rooters' Club Ban Promised by Johnson in Baseball Stand
Chicago March 11 President Johnson of the American League vowed to suppress any similar actions by the South Side Rooters Club at the ball park this season. He called last fall’s displays a disgrace to baseball and an injury to the league's reputation, aligning with Cubs President Murphy against such rooting. He warned that the league will act to prevent the fanatical display and questioned the club's finances and public support.
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Departmental League Opens May 4 With Eighty Four Games
The Departmental League schedules its season opening May 4 featuring eighty four games across divisions with three double headers each week. Games will be played on the White Lot grounds with east and west diamonds reserved for league use. Players Harveyoutter and Tracy of Interstate Commerce receive permission to play for Interstate Commerce. a strict eligibility rule prevents transfers between offices for championship play.
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Dr Miles Pain Pills Promise Rheumatic Relief
Dr Miles Pain Pills relieve rheumatic pains and nervous irritation easing sleep. They are sold by druggists with a money back guarantee if not helpful. Includes customer testimonial from Miss Mary Armstrong of Elkhart Indiana and a note on 25 doses for 23 cents.
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