Cowboys Tighten Lead With Two From Tail End Pressmen
In a Sporting Comment the Cowboys boosted their top position by edging ahead as pressmen struggled. Navy, Carman Club and others posted scores, with war results and league standings noted. Duckpin leagues and district play feature prominent scoring detail and talk of upcoming matches and players.
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Play Begins Today in Sir George Newnes Trophy Series
Play opens today with simultaneous cable coverage in Brooklyn and London through Saturday for the tenth Newnes trophy match. Nine Americans are named J F Barry Roatan A W Fox Washington E L Helms A B Hodges New York Howell now in London M M Morgan S B Stadelman H G Voigt Philadelphia H Wolbrecht St Louis with three reserves B Delmas E W Libare C Nugent all from St Louis and Philadelphia. The cup is held in London.
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London
Stadelman
H. G. Voigt
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St. Louis
B. Delmas
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Williams Denies Foot Injury Ahead of Turner Meet
Tom Williams denies rumors he fractured his foot and will miss a meeting with Tom Turner. He stated he would be fit for the match ten days after Turner faced Harvey Parker, while Havana opens its racing season with a large crowd and officials attending.
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Tom Williams
Tom Turner
Williams
Turner
Havana
Almendares Race Track
Mrascon
Nunez
Joe Alcalde
Ried Wins Big Wager in Picket Trainer's Upset
Former trainer of The Picket, C. B. Ried, scores a big haul as Ben Troyato finishes a length ahead of Allenby in the third event. Al Muller's easy victory follows, with Hoffman's Netrow escape noted.
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Ben Troyato
Allenby
al Muller
Hoffman
Colts Shut Out After Costly Errors In Loss
The Colts suffer a shutout as seven misplays occur at critical moments. Six pitchers are used, Keely does not fare well, and Delehanty, McBride, and Milan each register two-base hits in the defeat.
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Horace H. Wins At Santa Anita In Narrow Margin
Horace H. the heavy favorite edged Foreguard by a nose in the second race at Santa Anita. Ned Jam placed third at 30 to 1. The day saw few favorites victorious with two favorites winning and several long shots in the results.
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Bell Griffon
Wire Child
Barbette
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Waldorf Betle
Asaociate
Taylor George
Thorough Racing Notes From New Orleans Meet
The New Orleans Fair Grounds hosted a chaotic racing card with favorites toppled by sharp riding and variable track conditions. Winners included Ben Trovate in a key event, while Archie Heimmer and Goldway Best delivered notable performances amid a day of upsets and double plays in the earlier Colt games.
The Winhers and Contested Names In New Orleans and Oakland
In New Orleans teams named Minder davetta Koerner and Ben Trovato McCahey engage listed players including Al Muller Flynn and Spion Mulcahey while Oakland entries feature Combury Hayes Holland Cadichon Klrachbaum Inport Gilbert Husky Pajarolta and others with a 7 to 5 result noted against Cavanaugh Harty and Tea Cress Schilling in Los Angeles
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New Orle
Intervene
Minderdavetta
Koerner
Ben Trovato
McCahey
al Muller
Flynn
Spion
Mulcahey
Hooray
Sumter
Goldway
Oakland
Combury
Hayes
Cull Holland
Cadichon
Klrachbaum
Inport
Gilbert
Husky
Miller
Pajarolta
Los Angeles
Lloyd
Cavanaugh
Harty
Cress
Schilling
Import's Handicap Triumph At Oakland Track
Oakland March 12 Import proved big caliber by winning the Alvarado Handicap in a romp. Cadichon the favorite ran well to second with Eduardo an outsider in the mix. Six races feature Cadishon Kauardin Logisticis and more top names, with Husky and Alcibiades among notable finishes and a disqualification altering the Husky result.
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Cadichon
Eduardo
Summarie
County
Hayes
Trestlgs
Buxton
Yada
Gibert
L.J
Abverton
Hed Baul
Guscads of Diamonds
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Talentesa
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Tora Hayward
Kircchbaum
Schmooser
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Morehtula
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Minalto
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J. J. WW Furer
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Caronia
Jack Aiao Can
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Sirachbau
Kauardin
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Ricardo
Gilbert
Fred Bent
Kirchhbaum
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Alcibiades
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Walsh
J. Buiter
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Head Dance
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Ban Olnio
Milan Colts Lose to Oberlin in Slugging Camp Notes
In a sunlit game Milan faced Oberlin with key plays by Clymer and Pickering. Oberlin pitchers held gaps as Falkenberg and Meinke turned important double plays, while Burns and Kay sparked late pressure before Milan cleared bases only to fall short.
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Clymer
Dewahauty
Altizer
Freeman
Mc Uride
Palkenburg
Oberlin
Hughea
Burns
Keely
Cates
Firat
Beitt
McBride
Delehanty
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Warner
Ganley
Bleinko
Gmitn
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Patten
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Kay
Shipke
Fred
Lee Pickering
Pittsburg Manager Seeks Wagner as Chickens Plan Dominates
Pittsburg manager Pred Clarke traveled from Kamnaas to discuss Hans Wagner, the star shortstop who insists on a year off to raise chickens and refuses to sign. Wagner stated he will not join the team in St Louis for the opener. Tommy Leach, also holding out, agreed to meet Clarke and expects to join the squad southbound Saturday.
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Pittsburg
Pred Clarke
Kamnaas
Hans Wagner
Wagner
Clarke
Smmseit
St. Louis
Tommy Leach
Leach
Penns football dates reveal 1920 schedule plans
The Penn football committee has completed the 1920 schedule and coaching set up, awaiting formal ratification by the athletic association board. The lineup keeps Washington and Jefferson returning and lists North Carolina opening the season, with games against Bucknell Franklin and Marshall Lafayette Gettysburg Brown Swarthmore Carlisle Indian State College Michigan and others noted amid minor changes.
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University of Pennsylvania Football Committee
Athletic Associaion
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Gettynburg
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Carlisle Indians
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Ann Arbor
Gomell
Hackenschmidt Relates Trip as Training Plans Emerge
News from New York reports Russian wrestler George Hackenschmidt is aboard the Lusitania en route to America, with manager Cochrane likely aboard. Edwin Garson of Milwaukee Athletic Club may assist in training and exhibition bouts with Fred Gruhn as Hackenschmidt travels to Boston, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Washington, and Baltimore before a Chicago title defense against Frank Gotch.
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Big Fellow
Washington Post
New York
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Cochrane
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Fred Gruhn
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Minnesota
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Brooklyn
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Dexter's Pavilion
Lard Wins Round in Pinehurst Club Championship
In Pinehurst North Carolina on March 12 the first two rounds of the annual club championship produced fast matches. Oswald Kirkby Englewood Warren K Wood Homewood L D Pierce Woodland and Allan Lard Columbia advance to the semifinals. In the Consolation J D Foot Apawamis John E Porter Alleghany County Club N S Hurd Pittsburg Country Club and O P Clay Cleveland Country Club remain with Foot to meet Porter and Hurd to face Clay tomorrow.
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Woodland
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Cleveland Country Club
Porter
Hurd
Clay
Ball Player Drops Dead In Cortland Hotel
Fred Ketchum, longtime center fielder for Lincoln Nebraska based American Association team, collapsed and died of heart disease in a Cortland hotel. Also reported Yale defeated Columbia in a Yale gym wrestling meet by 7 to 0 with five clean falls and two decisions.
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Fred Ketchum
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The Sunday Post Review of World Affairs
A note claims The Sunday Post is the trusted authority on current politics and world affairs, promising comprehensive coverage that keeps readers in touch with the latest developments globally.
Autoists Hold Washington Smokers Meeting and Recruitment
About ten members attended a smoker hosted by the Washington Automobile Club at their Brightwood clubhouse. Delegates from multiple regions gathered to back the Cocks bill, which received a House hearing yesterday. Judge Hotchkiss commended the club, A A A secretary Eliott outlined 15 state groups, and leaders Bliven and Newmeyer each headed one of two member drive sections, with Bliven securing forty new members and Newmeyer thirty four.
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Club Tast
Brightwood Road
United States
House Committee
Hotchkiss
Auto Mobile Association of America
H. Eliott
Mr. Bliven
Mr. Newmeyer
Mr. Bilyen
Lottery for Porto Rico Approved by Delegates
The House of Delegates, by a large majority, passed a bill authorizing the insular government to operate a lottery under the insular treasurer. The plan provides for monthly prizes totaling forty thousand dollars and lays out prize distribution rules. The measure aims to raise funds for government projects in Porto Rico.
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Porto Rico
House of Delegates
Opening interhigh baseball series set. schedules released
Business and Eastern win opening game honors in the interhigh series meeting of the committees yesterday. The season opens in April with ten games per school. most contests at Union League grounds. Tech shows brightest outlook with Reichard Brewster and others returning. Central and Business/Stonographers also field strong hope lates. Western coached by Michael aims for top finish, with Garner pitching and McLean at short.
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Umpire Staff Completed in Virginia State League
Secretary Gregory of the Virginia State League announced the umpires for the season. Harry Mace headlined the staff with Fred Westervelt and Byron sharing supervision duties. The three officials are in Richmond awaiting the season start, with possible exhibition assignments.
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Washington
Gregory
Harry Mace
Virginia
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Byron
Mace
Diamonds
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Fifty Big Yachts For Sale In New York Market
Wealthy owners push sales of large yachts as a market tightening and shipowners seek liquidity. Among listings is the big black auxiliary schooner Mivinctbte once owned by Charles T. Barney valued at about 30 thousand dollars. Also offered are five American yachts from Kaiser's Cup trans Atlantic races valued around 200 thousand dollars, with the fifty largest craft totaling an estimated four million dollars.
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Washington Post
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Knickerbocker Trust Company
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