Cowboys Hold Lead With Two From Tail End Pressmen
War shows form against Navy last night on Palace alleys as Cowboys win opener but drop two. In GP League, Cowboys tighten grip atop table by taking two from tail-end clubs amid uneven play and page-wide bowling recollections.
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Play Begins Today For Sir George Newnes Trophy
Play will begin simultaneously by cable tomorrow and run through Saturday in Brooklyn and London for the tenth Newnes trophy match. Nine Americans compete including J. F. Barry Roatan A. W. Fox Washington E L Helms and A B Hodges New York Howell Morgan Stadelman H G Voigt Philadelphia and H Wolbrecht St Louis. Three reserves are B Delmas E W Libare and C Nugent all of St Louis. The Newnes cup is held in London.
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Tom Williams Denies Rumor About Foot Injury
Tom Williams told a local wrestler yesterday that rumors of a broken foot are false and he will be fit to meet Tom Turner in ten days after Turner faced Harvey Parker. The Havana racing season opened with a large crowd and officials present, signaling a bright future for racing in the area.
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Almendares Race Track
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Ried Wins Big Wager in Picket Trainer's Payout
Former trainer C B Ried lands a large payout as Ben Troyato wins by a length over Allenby in the third event. Al Muller's easy victory and Hoffman's Netrow escape round out the day’s notable results in this horse racing card.
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Allenby
al Muller
Hoffman
Colts Shut Out as Errors Cost Big In Loss
The Colts suffer a shutout after seven misplays at critical moments. Six pitchers used as Keely and Milan lead with two doubles each. Delehanty and McBride also contribute strong hits in a tight game.
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Horace H. Triumphs Narrowly at Santa Anita Front
Horace U., the 9 to 5 favorite, won the second race at Santa Anita by a narrow margin, Foreguard second as an outsider, Ned Jram third. In the fifth race Dr Mathews, 9 to 20 favorite, was beaten by a head by Lol Cavanaugh at 12 to 1. Only two favorites won. three second choices and one outsider to date.
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Baseball and racing mixed thrills at New Orleans and Washington
Report covers New Orleans Fair Grounds racing with post time results and placed horses including Ben Trovate and Oberlin while noting heavy opposition from Great Rapidity. Also cites a March 12 dispatch from Washington Post about a game where the Colts faced a tough pitching duel and multiple double plays amid a pitching duel by Felkenberg.
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The Winners Intervened In New Orleans Contests
In New Orleans, Minder Davetta Koerner and Ben Trovato McCahey led performances with Al Muller Flynn, Spion Mulcahey, and Hooray Sumter. Oakland entries Combury Hayes and Cull Holland Hayes Cadichon Klrachbaum Inport Gilbert Husky Miller Pajarolta Lycurgua faced Bon Domo Lloyd Los Angeles. Final score seven to one and seven to five.
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Import's Handicap Triumph at Alvarado Meet
Oakland March 12 Import romped to win the Alvarado Handicap on a fast track despite cloudy weather. Cadichon led early but Eduardo surged to second with six furlongs the race length and times showing 1:15 3-5. The program also featured Purea and Jenga in three and a half furlong events, plus a purse race won by Cadish on the mile and a quarter circuit. Ricardo Handicap went to Import with Fred Bent in pursuit, and Husky claimed the one mile event before Alcibiades was disqualified for fouling Husky leaving a second-place finish.
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Milan Colts Battle Regulars In Close Baseball Tilt
In a sunlit game at Milan, Regulars beat the Colts 6 5 in a tight contest. Key plays included Clymer stealing, multiple sacrifice folks, and strong fielding from Falkenberg who fended off a potential disaster with a third inning walk and a double play.
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Pittsburg Boss to Talk with Wagner Over Chicken Plan
Pittsburg manager Pred Clarke arrived from Kamnaas to meet Hans Wagner who declares he will lay off a year and raise chickens instead of playing baseball Wagner refused to sign a contract and warned Clarke to save his fare Leach meanwhile agreed to join the team in the South, boosting the lineup for the opening game Wagner and Leach are key NL figures weighing long rests and farm plans against baseball duties
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Kamnaas
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Penns Football Dates Schedule Set For Next Year
Penns football committee completes schedule and coaching board setup after three months of work. With only minor changes expected, Washington and Jefferson return to the Red and Blue slate replacing Villanova. The season opens September 30 with North Carolina, then Washington and Jefferson, Bucknell, Franklin and Marshall, Lafayette, Gettysburg, Brown, Swarthmore, Carlisle Indians, State College, Michigan at Ann Arbor, and more on the board.
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Hackenschmidt Arrives for Training Tour With Dates Set
Russian wrestler Hackenschmidt sails aboard the Lusitania with manager Cochrane aboard to oversee training and exhibitions in cities from Boston to Baltimore. Edwin Garson of Milwaukee Athletic Club may assist in training while Henry Ordemann plans handicap bouts. The world title match with Frank Gotch is slated for Dexter’s Pavilion in Chicago on April 3.
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Lard Favorite Survives Early Pinehurst Club Play
Pinehurst Mar 12 First and second 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 tomorrow's semifinals. In the Consolation J D Foot Apawamis John E Porter Alleghany N S Hurd Pittsburgh O P Clay Cleveland remain.
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Local Sports and Obituaries Note Shifts in March Lineup
A busy sports summary notes Fred Ketchum’s sudden death in Cortland at a hotel, ending his Lincoln Nebraska baseball career. Yale defeats Columbia in wrestling at Yale Gym by 7 to 0 with five clean falls and two decisions after time.
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Autoists Smoke and Hear Cocks Bill Details
About ten members attended a smoker at the Washington Automobile Club on Brightwood road. Delegates from several sections gathered to further the auto mobileists’ aims and discuss the Cocks bill, which received a House committee hearing yesterday. Judge Hotchkiss praised the club facilities and noted the bill’s salient features. H Eliott outlined the organization’s work, reporting about fifteen state groups and 3 to 40 clubs each. A month ago the club split into two sections for growth. Bliven led one, Newmeyer the other. The race ended with Bliven winning forty new members and Newmeyer thirty four.
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Mr. Bilyen
Lottery for Porto Rico Passes Bill for Prizes
The House of Delegates approved a bill authorizing the insular government to run a lottery under the insular treasurer's supervision. It allocates forty thousand dollars in prizes each month and outlines administration details for the Puerto Rico project.
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Interhigh baseball opens as schedules released
Business and Eastern win opening game honors for the interhigh series. The season starts in April with ten games per school, many at Union League grounds. Technical shows bright prospects with Reichard and Brewster leading a strong lineup.
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Virginia State League appoints umpire staff for season
Secretary Gregory announces the umpire corps for the Virginia State League. Harry Mace leads a trio joined by Frea Weavertvelt and Byron, all arriving in Richmond to prepare for the season and potential exhibition assignments around the circuit.
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Fifty Largest Yachts Put Up For Sale In New York Market
Wealthy owners of luxury steam and sail yachts flood shipping circles with sales requests. About fifty big vessels, including the black auxiliary schooner Mivinctbte once owned by Charles T. Barney, are valued around 30 thousand dollars and assembled with trans Atlantic Kaiser Cup yachts valued near 200 thousand dollars. Total value of the 50 largest craft for sale is estimated at four million dollars.
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