Boxing talk centers on Krone and Mor in early sport debate
The piece compiles bold claims about Dr John Krone of Chicago and Gunner Moir as heavy hitters, with Joe Gans backing Krone and eyeing matchups against Burns Hart or Schreck. It describes Mor's English championship win over T Smith in under three minutes, praising Mor's power and Smith's effort, and notes Palmer and Dickson in a separate London bout amid a riot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Krone
Chicago
Joe Gans
Gans
Burns
Hart
Schreck
Krone
Rnfit
Smith
Teal
Moir
Mor
Himgslf
Rock Hill College baseball prospects brighten in year
The Ellicott City report lists eight returnees from last year's Rock Hill College team led by Brennan Malone Edelen McGuire and Thebaud with Whit Corbett slated for outfield and Edelen as probable pitching anchor. The schedule features games against Washington high schoolsGal lande College Catholic University and others from March through June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ellicott City
Rock Hill College
Ecollege
Brennan
Malone
TD Edelen
McGuire
Brader
Thebaud
Hurley
Aloysius’ Club
Wasiington
D. C
J. Edelen
Whit Corbett
Loyola
I Etelen
Dla
Washington High
Gallande
College
Catholic University
U.S. Revenue Cadets
Killcatt Gy
Baltimore
Oriote Park
Walbrook Athletic Club
Walbrosk
HM School
Witicott City
Baston High School
Weehsington
D U
Kilicott City
Delaware College
Millet Cry
Lebanon Valley College
Eileor Chey
la Balto
Autute
New York City
Baltimore Polytechnic Tstitute
Elliott City
Washington College
Elllcott City
Gallaudet College
Washington, Db
Hualness High School
Washington’ D.t
Elestt Cley
Western Maryland Colter
Westminster
Juno & Mount St. Mary's College
Sid
Jabs and Counters From a Rough Boxing Exchange
Tomay Ryan and Hugo Kelly deny staged bout claims at Roth ter and say they fought fairly. Ryan cites Rochemar club officials aiming for a clean match with no delays, while Jack O'Brien contemplates retirement after his fluctuating career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomay Ryan
Hugo Kelly
Rothter
Ryan
Rochemar Clap
Jack O'Brien
Tommy Aroe
Jack Johnson
Rouc
Australiia
Johnson
Jefferos
O'Brien
Technical High holds mass meeting to boost track
At Business High School the Technical faculty and students held a mass meeting to rally boys for the spring outdoor meet. L A Maddern presided and introduced C Royce Hough who will lead track candidates for the Manual Training School. Dr Hecox praised the abundant material and urged rowing as a clean sport for schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Technical
Business High School
L. A
Old Columbia Athletic Club
University of Pennsylvania
Ough
Hecox
Gardner Defeats Mial In National Amateur Willard
Howard F. Gardner of Passaic N J beat Dr Leonidas L Mial of New York 300 to 243 in the thirteenth game of the national amateur Willard tournament at the Liederkranz Club Gardner improved to three wins and one loss while Mial closed with two victories and three defeats The resttes includes high runs averages and standings and references Poggenburg and Rolls in the top four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Howard F. Gardner
Passaic
N. J
Leonidas L. Mial
Liederkrans Club
Gardner
Dr. Mial
J. Ferdinand Poggenburg
Gerdner
New Bowling Record Set at Vestura Congress Meet
A new world record for bowling was established in Denver Kansas City duo Voght and Everhart scoring 1,297 at the Vestura Bowling Congress meet. The meet, held in Denver, featured top bowlers competing for high scores and records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Vestura Bowling Congress
Voght and Everhart
Kansas City
Donna proves mare of class at Washington Fest feature
New Orleans March 12 Donna, beating Derby candidates Yankee Girl and Pink Star, led by Yankee Girl early then drew away to win by almost two lengths. St Valentine easily won the seven furlong handicap with Pasadena second, and other races saw Embay, Etterjoy, Sogapanck, and Warner Grinwold among winners in a crowded card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Mar
Donne
Yankee Girl
Pink Star
Tom Dolan
Donna
St. Valentine
Mike Leeds
Pasadena
Geneva
Embay
Etterjoy
Saga- Panak
Rockingham
Higginbotham
Niend
Bonnie Hayes
Keyes
Lowe
Adsiaids Hogar
Allinon
Prescott
Donna H
Miss Ora
Relapse
Laila BH
Buster
Torehéllo
Sogapanck
Foy
Hennessy
Vahoome
Wakeh
Tod
Montellmer
Maelstrom
Rothgob
Attention
Plaud
Brillant
Hiosa
Miss Leeds
Loweh
Columbie
St. Bellamo
John Lingile
Pontestie
Reticont
Gause
Akbar
Smith
Econd
Bazil
Walker
Nun
Prince Brutus
Limerick
Bert Gara
Duessa
Paul Cilifard
Lady Carol
Mafalda
Warner Grinwold
Delmore
Doubt
Goldstein
Tite
le Cache
Cora Price
Bitter Mina
Heslds
Monte Glencare
Blacklock
Mountain Rides In Form At Oaklawn Meet
Veteran Western jockey Mountain rode five mounts producing three winners and two thirds at Hot Springs Oaklawn. The feature six furlongs saw The Bear clinch the purse by ten lengths in fast time. track was fast and weather clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Ark
Oaklawn
Mountain
Albert M
Hollow
Austin
Aunt Hala
Aubuchon
Lady
Savable
Auduchon
King Hope
Homione
Gus Schulte
Don Hart
J. D
Sheridan
Lota “White
Salome Handicap Undone by Heavy Going at Oakland
San Francisco March 1. Shotgun burdened with 132 pounds finished behind Collecter Jessup in the Salome Handicap at Oakland in heavy going after a slow start. Black Prince failed to seize the moment in the fifth race. Several races feature long fields and varied outcomes with horses like Watchful Vincen and Corn Bloscom among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Mar
Oakland
Oronogy
Scoville
McClain
Force
Graham
Newond
Wantherford
Hunter
Tmo
Eulalia
Mohawk
Flesser
Ole
Deniel G
Koerner
Modicum
A. Brows
Bill Perry
J. Hunter
Tims
Rough Rider
Briarthorpe
Prickter Chief Bush
Cansjo
Exxpo
Grotter
M. Powell
Lector Jessup
C. Williama
Wor
Princess Titanta
Cloudright
FIETH
Ahnter
Black Prince
Neloman
Cafichou
Yast Faustus
Don Domo Wins Ascot Feature at Los Angeles Meet
Don Domo captured the feature race at Ascot in Los Angeles, finishing strong at the finish. The program listed multiple races with various winners, including Des Tages in the first race and Bannard in the second, withtimes and placings for each event and runners such as Conie M. Daffy and Antara also noted among the fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Don Domo
Ascot
Nish
Destages
Lek
Joyner
Kunz
Buttoon
Knapp
Bushwhacker
Roman Boy
Tatten«ham
Huspala
Lizzie Albertine Aluo Yan
Bannard
Connie M
Preston
Daffy
Bullman
My Rosary
Gold Bar
Rojo Tings
Valle
Bologna
Antara
Hastis
Tol
Big Store
Stoessel
Lairch Me
Vinorsina
Manks
Dorsey
Pantoufis
Budiman
Tima
J.K. Laughrey
Sliver Stocking
Nun's Wailing
Xnapp
Netting
Tandercroat
Howard
Ronlains
Allopath
Parting Jennie
Lydia Wrouseman
Fogurtha
Precentment
Ravan Furlongy
el Caradar
Preaton
Judge Nolan
Harris
Ato
Crowded list of names hints at local horse race card intrigue
A long OCR style roster of city park and race day suspects or entries is presented with numerous proper nouns. The fragment names horses riders and venues appear without verifiable context or dates. The passage suggests a period newspaper listing entries or participants rather than a full article. Entities include Royal River Eoin Kate Sperry King of the Valley Goldway Bratt Southern Crom Oaklawn Doctor Leo Huffman Kirk Geld Hello NorthWest St Frances Xekomo Ocean Shore Triumphant Ascot and many more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Park
Royal River
Eoin
Kate Sperry
King of the Valley
Goldway
Bratt
Southern Crom
Frontanae
Lena
Aotastiles
Black Mary
Dropatitch
Platute
Goldmate
Henry G
Faul Chitford
Gladiator
King Pepper
Bonart
Spider Web
Oaklawn
Shirley Rosmore
Margaret Randolph
Orphany
Bob'n Pat
Misa Hines
Alline Cummings
Haughty
Alencon
Ben Strong
Beecher
Red Gauntlet
Attila
Helzerton
Hawhame
Woolstartie
Leo Huffman
Oakland
Love
of Gold
Katle Rates
Pickalway
Yellowstone
Confessor
Crowshads
Laxell
Flaunt
Doctor Legue
Northwest
Nonte Guefile
Gateway
St Frances
Xekomo
Ocean Shore
Triumphant
Ascot
Wat Horne
Wat
Amnis Donohue
Sane
Adela
Mina
Saganey
Mary Buchinen
Limited
Belle Ming
Baltimore Belle
Mollie Bait
Golden Wave Eisvirteo
Dorothy Duncan
Brail
Dargin
Lady Other
Cheriff Hastman
Chicago
Red Queen
Juggler
Davis
Wistora
Batoh
Newmar
Spencer
Meyers
Eitpatrick
Iephen
Ormpatta
Jone
Brittaon
Ue Chie Lee
Jae Lorimer Bir
Notasulza
Church League
Marvin
Grace Larsen
MaLengon
Ynglichman
Wea
Seymour
Sar ‘Melional
Ducesa
Belling
Paul Clifford Ek Marshall
Brayhaw
Evie Green
Gay Miniater
Henry
Airship Blues
Lara Spider Web
Adelson
Stocker
Bathoskt
Dawao
Warner
Ag de Oro
Coltness
Poxmesde
I Tolala
Naydet
Frits
Aker ‘Brosnan
Sharer
Foster
St. Orloff
Gregory
Kirkfleld Belle
Weihmeyer
King Abad
Hazeline Essex
Johnaan
Young
Colonel Brounton
Sunmark
Chancellor Walner
Desmages
Aly Mountebank
Stornae
Government Printing Office
Bowe
Cook
Markin Mayer
Cottilion Aeeeree Sturm
Adonis
Freestas
Dennison
Aim
Atkin
McAloon
Oz Norbeck
Bolling
McFadyen
Fomia ‘Walsh
Oz John II
Avalon
Larmarqua
Lilian Ayres
Nachman
Joe Kelly
Paul I
Perdition Bitar Duckpin Leagul
Minlana
Bravners
Ad. Barato
Parvo ‘Monue
Ratchet
Et ‘Weller
Tatehatt
McCarty
Nolan
Comas
Ellett
Horox
Bele
Fayners
Winghan
Libartinus
Thora Lee
Knapp
Boum
Walker
Peedot
Marpesra
Ry Rastarn
Pride
Vincedo
Nonp
Ist
Ad Ad
Agates
Astra
Jenn
Rappara
Rodier
Oternarde
Sachet
Horner
WT Johnson
Rain Cloud
Gotller
Burhaus
Mosketo
Fowler
St Palmer
Fatels
Abia
St. Charles
Katie
Katie 108 ‘Vronsky de | Orena 109 Secon race—Bolling,gaven Furlongs, Coufemar
Pickaway
Bhorman
Meada
Orchi
Ink
Lazel
Etttle
Captain
Fisunt
Duke of Orleans
Cablehon
Marie
Jim Penderg
Alarte
Dr. Leggo
Edvin Gum Graphite
Gateway E. M. Brattain
Noura Lucite
Dick Witaon
Mlatle Pride Cry
St. Francia
Convent Bel
Taunt
Kate McCracken
Miks Hyning
Rone Hart
Duskon
Bea Strong
Anni
Woodclaim
Marador
Midas
Albert
W. K. Slade
Doctor Mack
Callashans
Helgerson
Atta
Bendigo
Seling
Anna Bulft
J. D. Duns
Glendover Los Moonlight
Dalwalher
Hewkoma
Bowlers lead in duckpin and ten pin tournaments at Spurroughs alleys
Smith and Jones top the class 4 duckpin standings while Cromwell and Corwin head class EB. Scores show Gromwot Corwin 219 and Colter-Rodter 207 in the B group, with Poston Webster rolling a 202-1. Miller wins the ten pin tourney at Royle alleys with 505 total. Williams and Roesch second and third with 682 and 514 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IBY Colter-Rodter
Rolton-Aghley
O'Connel-Ricketts
Poston-Webster
Sterna-Maley
Parker-Lanahan
Miller
Royel
Williams
Roesch
Williama
Sherwood
Smith
Parker
Perry
Macdonald
Fowler
Truett
Does Britt Fear Corbett in Reno Report
A Reno report claims Jimmy Britt will not fight Young Corbett, with speculation that either Britt cannot make 133 pounds or fears defeat. Commentators say Britt avoids a veteran foe, while noting Gans or Nelson might beat both in succession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Reno
Nev
Jimmy Britt
Young Corbett
Britt
Corbett
Gans
Nelson
Sherman in Form Ex-Champion Defeats Harding in Handicap
Ex-champion pool player Frank Sherman dominated Bernard Harding in the Great Southern Handicap Pool Tournament match, posting a wide margin as he surged from the start. Harding struggled to keep pace, with Sherman reaching the 100 mark while Harding trailed badly. next Harding faces Stewart with top spot at stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Frank Sherman
Bernard Harding
Sherman
Val
Stewart
Shervasi
Warwick Wins Big Over Berwyn Md in One-sided Game
Warwick basketball team defeated strong Berwyn Md by 36 to 18 at Berwyn gym last night. M. Eilis and Collingworth led the visitors while Mowatt scored all 13 Warwick points. Also mentions Frank Nowhouge leaving for Galveston to coach Washington team of Doad trainer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berwyn
Warwick
M. Eilis
Collingworth
Mowatt
Poaltlons
Etta
Mowats
Itr
Smith Timer
Mc. Meade
Frank Nowhouge
Galveston
Tex
Washington
Te Opson
Empire
Virginia
Denver Fort
Ned Halen
Polag
Lamley
Lumley
Sara
Hanlon
Reda
Jersey for Temperance Defeated in Trenton House Vote
In Trenton New Jersey on March 1 Assemblyman Brohm introduced a bill to modify the Bishops law regulating liquor sales. The measure was defeated 35 to 2 with seven Democrats voting against. all Republicans opposed except Buxton who was absent. Proponents argued for Sunday restrictions after 1 p m but faced Republican opposition led by floor leader earner who opposed local option and liquor sales reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Brohm
House
Buxton
Bishm
Iquor
Earner
Schlafly for Captain in Washington Club Rumor
The article analyzes the Washington Nationals captaincy choice under manager Cantillon. Schlafly emerges as the strongest internal candidate after weighing Cross, Anderson, Jones, Hickman, and others. Schlafly’s leadership, aggressive play, and familiarity with Cantillon’s system position him as the likely captain if Cantillon approves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nationale
Castilion
Alamo
Washington
Texas
Cantillon
Cross
Anderson
Hickman
Schlafly
Jones
Beire
Jack Ipn Connor
Lave Cross
Lave
John Anderson
John
Charley Jones
Charley Hickman
Johnson
Charleyr Charles
Ukety
Charley
Harry Schlafty
Schlefty
Schlafty
Schietty
Withal
Schiatty
Stahl
Young Wakefield
Schlaly
Browns
Joe
Nationals Have Day Off in Galveston Surf
Special to The Washington boat from Galveston Texas reports the Nationals enjoy a beach morning during training with a 9 o clock surf session. Cantillon notes no departures yet and Tommy Hughes playfully quarrels about warming up while the group trains toward bunt technique. The team learns with no injuries to date and mourns pitcher Hynes whose death in St Louis is regretted by Cantillon and players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Galveston
Tex
Cantillon
Ball Park
Nationals
Sol
Tommy Hughes
Cantllon
Tommy
Joe
Houston
Cardinals
Hynes
St. Louis
Fross
Atlantic League Organized In Reading Pa
The Atlantic League of Professional Baseball Club was formed with John W. Dobbin elected president. Newark and Brooklyn join to make an eight club league including Reading Chester Pottsville Adel town and Easton. The season opens May 6 with each club playing 12 games and a schedule to be set next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha Wasington
New York
Benning
District of Columbia
Reading
Clabe
John W. Dobbin
Newark
Brooklyn
Chester
Pottsville
Adlentown
Easton
Elizabeth
A. P. Kenile
Ball Player Shot Dead In Saloon
Patrick J. Hines a former St Louis American League pitcher and Milwaukee signee was shot dead in Harry V. Grover’s saloon in St Louis. Bartender Louis Richardson was arrested after claiming self defense. Witness Louis Stansbury supported the claim as a quarrel started when Hynes ordered beer and refused to pay, then threw a pretzel and brandished a mop before the fatal shot. Hynes was 23 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louis
Mar
Patrick J. Hines
St Lois
Milwaukee
Harry V.grover
Louis W. Richardson
Richardson
W. ©. Stansbury
Hynes
Ohio murderer to be electrocuted April 6 in penitentiary
Columbus reports that Dr. Oliver C. Haugh, the Deyton murderer now in the Ohio Penitentiary annex, will die by electric chair on April 6. The Supreme Court affirmed a Circuit Court ruling setting the date, breaking a recent pattern of Friday executions. Hansa killed his father, mother, and brother. Educational contest answers due by April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Oliver C. Haugh
Ohio Penitentiary
Supreme Court
Hansa
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F St
Wide World OF Sport
Jack Palmer
Eddie Dickson
Champon
England
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Dolleburgh
Dickson
Gunner Mott
Palmer
London
Philadelphia
Capital
Business High
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Hough
Tech
Miat
Poggenburg
Dusiness High School
Torsera
Georgetown
L Otter
Ie Nationals
Clark Grimih
Hickman & White
Roosevelt
Quentin
Kermit
Norfolk
Law and Medical School
Johns Hopkins
Weston Maryland
Eddie Handiboe
Poaron Gorlee
New England
Eut
Sia
Hia
Coltifower
Davite
Rico
U. BL. C A
Association
St. ‘Thean
George Washington
Ikely
Army and Navy Preparatory School
Vernia Weters
Maya
Sylvester'a
Foley
Eastern High
Capitol
E Johnnle Sylvester
Sylvester
Sterser
Altoons
Arthur Irwin
Buffalo
Worl
Hisane
Charlottesville
Georgetown Feld
Michael
Western
West End
Zoma
Texm
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Barney Schreiber
Little Animal
Dr. Mert
Cherry
Little Giant
Brighton
Batahot
Higeimaville
Chutes Mestee
Ageia Lewis
Match
Joe Coyne
Tomochichi
Sea Water
Demo
Moreo
Thistia Do
Tern’s Hod
Rice
Harry Scott
Lord Dinon
Beatploek
Jessup Wing Handity
Favorite
Gigena
Slater Julis
Kirk Geld Hello
King Aked
Nappa
Hama
Stoemel
Sam Craig
Cotilifon
Gold Spot
Luckett
Ero Pyro
Las
Margue
Pa. Ave. and
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Reno Dispatch
Coast's Pride
Warwicks
Tom Willams
Paelfe Corst Jockey Club
Act
A. Brown
Brown
Walter Miller
A ‘Willams
Jersey
Temperance
SAVE
Pat Hines
Old_ Braddock
Maryland Rye
Hottis
Jas
Clark Distilling Co
D. P. McCarthy
Tieth Mills
Washington Brewery Co
Newcorn & Green
F Street
N. W
Baas &Co
Lhaas& CO
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America
Diamond
Munich
National Capital Brewing CO
Louis Bush
Walford
De’laney
13Th Street
Man
Hopkins Tailoring Company
Hopkins Tailoring Co
Ninth Street
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