Hansen Leaves Y M C A Swimmers For Ice Business
The Nautilus Swimming Club mourns the loss of Kar slun B Hansen, an 18 year old breast stroke standout. He travels from Williston North Dakota after a stop in New London, Connecticut, to join his uncle in the ice business, with high expectations of future success.
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Young Man's Christian Association
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Young Hansen
New London
Conn
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Alio
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Young Men's Christian Association
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Warsten
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Addo
Charleston Race Meet Results Highlight Multiple Runners
Charleston results summarize races for two year olds to four year olds and up. Mise leads first race at 2 furlongs with a close field including Furces Post and Miss Charcot. Second race features Mama Johnson and Willis atop a five furlong dash with Camelia and Mon Ami among others. Additional events list Li hier, Hantcheap, Volboine, Paton, York Lad, and Frog in longer sprints and selling stakes with multiple close finishes and running names such as Theresa Gilt Wiley, Amoret, and Fribee Ahmed.
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Burns
Furces Post
Vandusen
Smond Miss Charcot
Buxton
See
Ang
Mark Wiggin
Fees
Mama Johnson
Ford
Even Wen Willis
Starvint
Rodkin
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Old Hash
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Frog
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Stairs
Ada
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Sweet
Juarez Racing Results Across Five Furlongs to One Mile
Juarez program lists six races with details on winners such as Della Mack in the first race and Quid Nine in the second. Times span from 1:26 3-5 for seven furlongs to 1:40 4-5 for the one mile, with numerous named horses and runners like Barbara Lane and Ardelon also noted among the fields.
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Barbara’ Lane
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la Estrella
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Peek-a-Boo
Rimifax
Kiltie
Atlie
Benedict
Edmond Adams
Ardelon
Amon
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Redial Daley
Alvescot
King Elka
Dick Baker
Sam Barnard
Zootonserer
Hatteras
Loween
Virginia Team Falls to Pimientas in Exhibition Defeat
In Charlottesville, Virginia’s diamond warriors suffer an 10 to 4 loss to Schaefer’s Pimientas at Camp Griffith. Virginia pitcher Joe Engel starts strong, later joined by Boehling, as Milan Gandil and Acosta pace a mixed batting display amid early-season jitters and defensive lapses.
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Nick Altrock and Dutch Schaefer Stir Charlottesville Camp Fun
Special to The Washington Post, Charlottesville March 12 Nick Altrock and Dutch Schaefer performed comedies before a crowd, with Nick playing to the umpire and chasing a long homer by Stickley. Griff kept the players in camp with drills and light entertainment, including dusky musicians, as Mrs Griffith planned a brief visit to the facility.
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Washington Post
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Dutch Schaefer
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Griff
Milan
Young Stickley
Virginia
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Landes
Quaker City Club Players Put on Hospital List
The report lists Walter Schang once with a back injury and pleurisy fears, likely transfer to Dallas for hospital care amid poor weather delaying today's game. The day’s reports cover multiple spring training incidents involving players Otto Knabe Ty Cobb and others, with several injuries and roster notes across teams.
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Quaker City Club
National Guard Meet Trials Spark Various Dashes and Throws
Trial heats for the National Guard meet under the District Federation were held in the armory dry hall. Highlights feature top performers from YMCA and Meridian Athletic Club as contenders for the paint trophy with finals Friday.
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Young bowler drops 680 pins in Toledo meet
In Toledo on Mar 12 a young bowler, William King of Cleveland, rose to second with 80 pins, while rivals including Larry Sutton, Jimmy Smith, Glenn Widdell, and Alexander Junbar failed to reach semis. The event highlighted emerging talent amid a field of noted competitors as two-man teams contest top marks and standings.
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Smith Appoints Assistant Manager for Baseball Team
At a faculty advisers and athletics meeting held yesterday morning at Technical High School, William Andrew Smith of the class of 1914 was named assistant manager of the baseball team. Smith is a keen student of the national pastime and will aid Manager Edwin Hunt. the announcement came from J Frnest Smith, chairman of the athletic board.
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Smith
Edwin Hunt
J. Frnest Smith
Large Stenographers base ball squad reports at Business High
One of the largest baseball candidate squads in school sport answered the call yesterday at Business High, with nearly 60 aspirants reporting under Capt. Derrick and Coach White at Columbia Park. Two hours of batting and fielding practice followed, listing names of players including Fitchers Tierrick Kelly Hunt Harrell Donn Hinwood and many others. Last year’s members Derrick Donn Wood Schaefer Brennan Boernstein Harris Widmayer were among the group. The first practice game is set for Friday against Alexandria High School in Alexandria, Virginia.
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Columbia Park Athletic Field
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M Streets
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Hunt
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Hinwood
Wilson
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Schaefer
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Wise
Otto
Widmayer
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Storey
Alexandria High School
Alexandria
Many Are Out For Nine Tech High Baseball Camp
About 59 candidates for the Technical High baseball team reported to Coach Robertson for the first outdoor practice of the season yesterday at the Northern League Gamond, at Georgia avenue and Kenyon street northwest. The two hour workout featured Battins practice with straight balls to hitters. Among those out were Defenderf Tansey Steed Wills Simpson Perry Hekendorff, last year's champions, plus Stowers McDonald Low Gallagher Prosise Dudley W. Davis Sparrow Hopkins Lewis Hanlein Northrup Ochsenreiter Edwards Wilson Feller Dietz Beck Roberts.
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Gamond
Georgia Avenue
Kenyon Street
Battins
Wrestling finals slated at Memorial Athletic Club
Final bouts in the wrestling tournament under the District federation will be staged tonight at the Memorial Athletic Club clubhouse 1075 Jefferson Street NW. From Monday’s preliminaries the eight matches promise fast action with Young Olsen of Newfoundland likely refereeing. Meanwhile ex-champion Tommy Burns intends a world tour if a fight is not secured before May 25.
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Jefferson Street Northwest
Young Olsen
Z Grappler
Newfoundland
Tommy Burns
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