Harvard Board Ratifies Sport Reform Plan at Cambridge Meeting
Harvard's board of overseers approved the investigating committee's report on athletic conditions. The plan keeps intercollegiate competition but reshapes management by adding dean representation, reducing out of town trips, cutting athletics expenditures, and eliminating professional coaching while urging peer colleges to join in reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Cambridge
Mass
Mar
Harvard
Board of Overseers
Harvard Athletics
Nientifle School
Fownes Tops Golf Field in Pinehurst Tourney
Fownes of Oakmont Golf Club Pittsburg led a field of 142 players in the third annual spring tournament at Pinehurst North Carolina with a 79. Fred Herreshoff Garden City amateur was second with 82 and West Tainter Fox Hill Club shot 83 to stand third in the first division results.
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Pinehurst
Funhurst
N. C
H.C. Fownes
Oakmont Golf Club
Pittsburg
Fred Herreshoff
Garden City
Wan
West Vainter
Fox Hill Club
HC. Foxnes
Gakmont
Fred Horroshot
C. West Tainter
Fox A Springs Maven
Jay
Cleveland
T. Lap
J.D Foote
Apawnnls
J. Roberts
al Iau
Oltara
L. Becker
Winje Hochrauer
N. Lard
Gakment
T. E. Jacobs
Wollaston
Chase Will Stay Coast If Salary Not Met
Hal Chase remains firm on the West Coast seeking more than five thousand four hundred dollars and plans to stay with San Jose unless the Greater New York Club meets his terms. Manager W Norris has signed a fast district 15-pound basketball lineup and aims to challenge Fendall Cadets and the Yankees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wal Chase
Los Angeles
Mar
Hal Chase
Stul
New York
Yankees
San Jose
Fendalls
W. Norris
Fendall Cadets
A. Waters
0. Ryan
R Love- Jess
G. Sellers
J. McGranh
J. O'Neil
H. O'Neil
TG. Munyon
WW. Norris
Prospect Avenue
Te Navyard Athletic Club
Joe A. Jennings
Hth Street
Demarest Maintains Lead In National Amateur 14.2 Balk-Line Title
Calvin Demarest extended his unbroken run of Hilliard wins by defeating Charles F. Conklin 200 to 187 in a Chicago Athletic Association match. Demarest, averaging 131.2, counted a 102-run late in the string as controversy over a missed carom arose. The crowd at the Liederkranz Club urged him on, and he advanced toward the final with two matches left in the national amateur balk-line championship.
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Washington Post
New York
Calvin Demarest
Kect Mms
Charles F. Conklin
Chicago Athletic Association
McLaughlin
Conklin
Demarest
Liederkranz Club
Ase
Simon
Nvo
J. Ferdinand Poggenburg
Dr. L. L.’ Mint
Edward AV. Gardner
Borger
Conlin
Averaga
Strong Nine for Wheaton in Suburban Team Plans
Wheaton Montgomery County baseball group reconvenes at 3 D Waters residence Silver Spring March 15 to map season. Executive committee Lee Blair Blair Waters Ciszell Cummings aims to field a squad capable of challenging 1504 champions Quinter and Hardy with several games already lined up against Martinsburg B&OAC Winchester Poolesville Rockville Kensington Laurel and Leeburg. Expected players include Sheckells King Torney Atchison Wilkerson Forsythe plus pitchers Krauss Graves Quinter and others with Capt. Charla King leading the pool of talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wheaton
Montgomery County
D. Waters
Silver Spring
Blair Lee
Gist Blair
D Waters
G. 0. B. Ciszell
A. J. Cummings
Feld
TRACK AND PADDOCK GOSSIP FROM THE SOUTH
Jockey Aubuchon to ride for Phil Chinn this summer at Gast. Chicago NL outfielder James T. Bhockerd returns to join New Orleans training camp. Mare Candey to start at Ben ting, leaves New Orleans for the city. Mannix to travel from City Bridge for box position. Haglon confident Mowray will fill shortstop. Wallace Micks to ride at 108 pounds in Pl ante Crescent City Derby prep. McDaniel returns East after three winning seasons at Vacot Park. Gonghaera Stable reports good condition at training. Hanway spring meeting card issued with several stakes and steeplechases. officials named.
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Aubuchon
Hot Springs
Phil Chinn
James T. Bhockerd
Teft Lin
New Orleans
Sheckerd Ellsign
Ely
Mara Caxldy
Benting
Tor Mannix
Ivanhoe
Jerry G
Taur
Piatere
James Johnson
Keith
Wallace Micks
Plintico
Chinn & Forsythe
Montgomery
Haa
Motohis
Nile
Memphis
Jookoya Puddin McDaniel
Los Angeles
Senning
McDaniel
HeDaniel
Gonghaera
Cherge
al Weston
Howning
Notasulga Dominates Louisiana Stakes at City Park
Notasulga, the 2 to 1 favorite, sweeps the Louisiana Stakes at City Park over Mollie Montrose. Planute, Corrigan's Derby colt, wins the handicap at a mile and one-sixteenth by a length from Goldmate, with Southern Cross taking the five furlong sprint in a canter. Auditor scores in the mile and sixteenth selling, outfinishing Daly.
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Planute
Corrigan
Southern Crage
New Orleans
Mar
City Park
Louisiana
Notasulga
Mollie Montrose
Wnolasulga
Goldmate
Southern Cross
Robert Tucker
Auditor
Nicol
Daly
Gald~wey
Royal Rover
F. ‘Taylor
Mollin Bell
Walker
Dorothy Duncan
Bilac
Thie
Adelta
Olden Wave
Marc Buchanan
Donohue
Belle Aflna
Enfin
Baltimore Dalle
Electrice, Limited
Manker
Lemon Girl
King Lilsworth
Uriing
Briet
Glaln
Stocerby Belle
Garonas
Colemos
Horseradish
King of the Valley
Lowe
Drontenas
Troxter
Sephon
Ltoyd
Oio
Lorrimer
Bine Loo
Milla Planute
Wan
Goldmare
Hogs
Wee
Gargantua
Grace Larsen
McMahon
Evie Green
Wice
Paul Clifford
Goldeteta
Henry C
Ducasa
Ales Ram
RAGE
Foxmoado
Posing
City Park Event Names and Participants List
A readable OCR fragment lists numerous names and titles linked to a city park event. The names span individuals, brands, and fictional or stylized entries, including Warner, Griswell, Columbia Ciel, Juggler, Lacy Crawford, Oaklawn, Virginié, Enlora, Stolen Moments, Chancellor, Skyward, Bon Vivant, Ascot, Prince Frederick, Norfolk, Horcheyal, Vincentio, Rapid Water, Hector, Dr Scharf, and others. The fragment resembles a program or attendee roster rather than a complete report.
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City Park
Tea-Crest
Warner
Griswell
Columbia Ciel
Lens
Gloritor
Juggler
McS Marte
Prank Fiesher
Veame
Jamea Reildink
Grenads
Lacy Crawford
Mies Leeds
Collaforation
Good Player
Oaklawn
Fore
Ting Fang
Virginié
Ttndany
Enlora
Merryfeld
Odd Ella
Lara Dutty
Stolen Moments
Shanandosh
Chancellor
Skyward
Burne Arnold
Taunt
Quintitla
Sultry
Prince of Press
Aqua Ruskin
Oakland
Homero
Rustler
Follle L
Jack Rose
Black Hawks
Basket Brigade
Mammy Dink
la Samsda
Foster Prince Bowltog
Lee Crest
Finassea
Princesa Sue
Bitterman
Jackson Day
Sartor Resartus
Peter Backer
Haratoot
Bubador
Grealin
Arabo
Rce
Parso
Sally Preston
Columbia
Griewoll
Bil Carter
Lady Fonce
Granadall
Haniteapatx
Winston
Rusk
Iris
Marvin Neal
Frank Flesher
Lucy Marin
Bolaag
Babs
Fira Alirm
Little Red
Bolly
Halbard
Happy Jack
Baliing
Lacadiey
St. Ness
Pat Bulger
Anna Day
Redalek
Granada
Rocheval
Clemal
Robert Mitchall
Albans
Otto Price
Redwood
Elota Bologna
Mirabel
Little Gregg
Eather
Brooks
Ae Joyner
Jack Adams
Prince Ching
Lucreca
McGrath
Aljopath Oakland
Galterix
Burlingame
Venta
Follie
Arthur Hyman
Brageart
Hamoro
San Git
Moszback
Moin Lathiing
Rell
Lora Nelson
Wel
Dr. Scharl
Comite
Miss May
AAL Wy Chihuahua
Horsata Ny Bonne
Princess Wheel
David Bolan
Sheen
Eckerswll
Sftt
Angle “Kelly
Phaleox Yeelld
Sthart
Burning Bush
Dalagoa
Trunnysidia
Woe Lass
Tetanus
Silverskin
Bedford
the Bergen
Corrigan
Fisherboys
Torn
Earl Togers
Firth Race
Cloverland Ant
Anvil
Lucio
Incentia
Sheridan
Virginia “Binteey
Ting Fong
Senator Beckham
Dalsy Shine
Dalsy Noah
Faro
Meta May
Ellora
Barnsford
Lady Ermy
Megrifield
Chantte
Lotta White
Elade
Woodclaim
Ruth Nolan
Matador
Mary Candiemas
Mia Cesarion
Broken Melody
Nissa Tayot
Baren Arnold
Anna Raskin
Prince of
Beecher Wins Feature at Oaklawn in Mile Handicap
Despite threatening weather a solid Oaklawn crowd witnessed Beecher, the favorite, win the mile handicap handily over Calabash. Four favorites and two second choices completed the top positions as the track remained fast. Also racing were six events with multiple long-shot and noted runners like Katharina Murph Washakie Margaret Randolph and others.
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Springs
Ark
Oaklawn
Beecher
Calabash
Shirley Rossmore
Austin
Bell Woovil
Shreve
Orphany
Katharina Murph Washakie
Margaret Randolph
Wiliam Binkett
Rose Hart
Mountain
Duleura
Mearhar
Sadona
Star Giow
Allen
The
Theadoola
Kittle Mi Cracken
Taunt
Gedrice
Mies Hynes
Aline Gummina
Duckton
Zeleta
Bob's Pet
But~ Jory
Ben Strong
F- Swain
F- Swain), 6 To & Second: “Soreel Top, 102 (Dearborn), 6 ‘To 1, and. Thine
Fiip
Halbert
Weodelnima
Mladas
Peter Knight
Beechar
Grimmy
Dr. Mack
W. H Slade
Attilie
Big Bow
Jol
Youngs
Denign
Slountein
Helgsreen
Cotillion Smashes Track Record In Fourth Race
In Los Angeles on March 13 cotillion, the favorite over a mile and a half, broke the track record by a second while winning by a neck. Gold Spot led most of the race but could not hold off Cotillion late. Sister Julia dominated the first race.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Hastie
Tailen
Napa
Karoda
Sulman
Harvey Clark
Glaana
Rosy Tinge
Percy Oléfild Qiso
Nappa
King Abba
Clan
Bronatep
Watworth
Sunmark
Stoescot Atao
Colit— Non
Maith
Mold Spot
Neudart
Secondonis
Brussel
Hita
Fecesins
Sam Craig
Markis Mayer
Tarvlty
Jo Kelty
Druenally
Bro Pyro
Haeria
John
Dosr
la Marine
Avalon
Luckett
Comes
Bansecanse
Billign Ayes
Sunvita
Perdition
Paryd
Mohur
RACH
Furlonga
Toter- Jude
el Beroaring
Smith
Merpesia
Cunz
Tod
Kelker
Raster Card
Nan’ Collins
Mosketo
Chora Les
Apr Pride
Prominence
Jennie Also Rao
Dr Leggo’s Handicap Upsets Edwin Gum In Oakland Race
In San Francisco on March 13 at Oakland, Dr Leggo defeated Edwin Gum as the favored horse on a dry track. The Ace of Hearts Handicap featured a 1,000 dollar purse and included top finishers Dr Leggs and Edwin Gunn with Northwest following in third. The card also listed the Reprobate’s upset in the second race and other races with various results and running times.
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Edwin Gum
San Francisco
Mar
Dr. Leggo
Oakland
Bey Dr. Legge
Selme
I, William
Cesger
J. Hunter
Monde
Guecher
Shady Lad
Dr. Sherman
Oreban
Yellowstone
Pinicpaway
Piaunt
Ink
Borelan
Graham
Rem
San Remo
Mabel Hollander
la Sala
Kmg Pendergast
Atatte
Duke of Orleans
Ack
Hearts
Dr. Leggs
Koerner
Edwin Gunn
Bunfor
Northwest
R. Travis
St Francis
Gram
Mistres Pride
E. Dugan
Gateway
Burton
Tino
E. MC Brattais
Convent Bella
Pontetoca
Dick Wilson
Nonie Luyelnie Taft
Post
Pubrity Cone
Seoville
Kokomo
Ocean Shore
Grace St. Clair
Yankee Wis
Trial Gallops At Benning On Snowbound Track
Benning horses worked lightly as Sunday snow left the track heavy. Horace E. clocked a half in 1 34 4, the best effort so far this spring. Outs included Holachusk 3 quarters in 1 77, Beldemo 3 quarters in 2? 16, Chippewa 3 quarters in 1:20, Sheridan half in .55, Susannah 3 furlongs in .41, Jupitem 3 quarters in 1:30, Venus 3 quarters in 1:28.
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Benning
Horace E
Holachusk
Beldemo
Sheridan
Sack Lee
Scarfell
Monacador
Ley
Barclay
Susannah
Jupitem
Venus
Oneill to Ride Judge Post in City Park Derby
Heil Burlew named Frank ONeill as jockey on Judge Fest for the City Park Derby set for Saturday. ONeill has ridden the Star Ruby colt in exercise work and is under weight for the stake. Burlew and ONeill field Gilld and Fantastic as leading contenders for top favoritism.
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Waenington Inc
New Orleans
Frea Burlew Tonight
Frank O'Neill
O'Neill
Judge Post
Burlew
O’neill
Gilld
Fantastic
Kely
Rainey Adds St Kevin and Sanctus as Steeplechasers
T. S. Martin trains Rainey’s new costlier steeplechase pair St Kevin and Sanctus, bought after Harbor Hill finish behind Martin last year. Rainey aims to shape a strong eastern fencing division with Trainer Garth also adding J. & Marlin and Bandus to a growing stable. The deal follows rumors of Mr Cottonie’s high asking price and retirement of the former rival, with Rainey promising a busy season.
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St. Kevin
Sanctus
T. 8
St.evin
Bandus
Rainey
Garth
Temple Gwathtae
Mr. Cotton
J. B. Martin
Martin, Honevis
St. Kevin Baiey
Bryan, Aggies' Leader Captains Season Team
Harry Bryan was elected captain of the Agriculture team for the coming season. He previously played on the Navy team in the Departmental League and moved to the Bureau of Sofia in the Agricultural Department. C Clark resigns as manager to focus on Jamestown expo duties. BH Mowery and Harry Towers named to fill vacancies. A large candidate pool of over thirty will begin practice the first week of April.
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Harry Bryan
Bryan
Navy
Bureau of Sofia
C. Clark
Clark
Jamestown
BH. H. Mowery
Jeffries to Fight in California Rematch Comeback
Special to The Washington Post San Francisco columnist reports Maria Jim Jeffries the famed pugilist announces retirement reversal to box again in aquat ed ring in about four months He seeks money and has asked Matchmaker McCarey of the Pacific Athletic Club to arrange a bout with Australian champion Bill Squires upon his arrival in California Jeffries reportedly gambled away earnings moved from ranch near Los Angeles to the city and his wife will not assist his funds.
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Washington Paul
San Francisco
Maria-Jim Jeffries
Jim
McCarey
Pacife Athletic Club
Los Angeles
Bill Squires
California
Jeffries
Jefe
Los Anogeles
Corcorans Win Easily In Clean Shutout Over Peck Chapel
The Corcoran wader team dominated Peck Chapel 33 to 0 in a basketball game last night. Notable for Corcorans were Hunter and Sullivan as the Peck five struggled against speed and size. Also included are line details and a brief note on Criger’s return to form for the Boston Americans after illness. Cambridge favored to beat Oxford in the annual Thames rowing race, with Cambridge selected due to heavier crews and last year’s victory lingering as a confidence reminder.
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Corcoran Wader
Peck Chapel
Peck
Hunter and Sullivan
Corcorans
Teater
Smith
Sullivan
Carasta
Giovannori
Gomis
Cambridge
Oxford
Thames
VETS SPANK YOUNGSTERS IN THREE-TO-ONE WIN
In Galveston Massachusetts Mar 1, John Anderson reports from Worcester that the Regulars beat the Youngsters 3 to 1 in an exhibition. Players include Perrine Ganley Anderson Altizer Hickman Cross Schlafly Blankenship Falkenberg Patten and Orth for the Regulars with Block and Orth contributing on defense. An ensuing dispute over an umpire call delayed play and trainer Holdinger helped settle the argument.
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Washington Post
Galveston
Tex
Mar
John Anderson
Worcester
Mase
Jack Warner
Staal
Jones
Denver
Asasoa
Perrine
Ganley
Anderson
Altizer
Hickman
Cross
Schlafly
Blankenship
Falkenberg
Patten
Block
Orth
Feld
Hughes
Heydon
Colts
Unt
Nill
Echoes of the Diamond and a Patchwork of Baseball News
Echoes of the Diamond reports Middlehauf the former Bloomingdale catcher may return to work behind the scenes for Tech. Thrall the Tech track captain sets vaulting standards and eyes breaking his polo vault record in upcoming high school games. The piece also skims racing and baseball chatter including Jimmy Clahan, Castleton, and reactions from Chicago and New York about players, salaries, and speculative moves amid training camp lore.
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Middlehauf
Bloomingdaje
Tech
Capt. Thrall
Thrall
Giants
Ascot
Cubs
New Orleans
McGraw
Jimmy Cellahan
Windy City
James
Logan Square
Jimmy
Outfeld
Gantiskay
Griffith
New York
Castleton
Marvel
James J. Shannon
P. H. Josfe
Pittsburg
Bunk
McAleer
Texan
Pickering
Jim Delehanty
Barder
Hal Ghase
Mike Dentin
Tom Jonsan
Gdores Stone
Elmer Flick
Matty McIntyre
Vemag
Stone
Hedger
Barat
Vail
Ump
Chase
Barney Dreyfosq
George Dovey
Pittabarg
Kinston National League
Jooth Mangula
Weer Baden
Dov
St Toute
Mortis
Obleaso
Pictoburg
Clarence Beaumont
Richey
Clerks Seek Ground for Departmental Baseball League
Clerks arrange a six club department league but await word from Col Bromwell on White Lot ground allotment. Secretary Loeb and Taft pressures loom, with Van Ness Park proposed if White Lot is banned. Schlafly favored as New Nationals captain amid chatter, Cantillon coaching, while Harvard football policy faces renewed debate and limits.
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Col. Bromwell
White House
White Tet
Aggies
Navy
Loeb
Col. Bromvwell
Taft
Col
Bramwell
van Ness Park
Harry Schlafly
Nationals
Love Cross
Philadelphia
Cantillon
Schiaffy
Schlafly
Central Highs Demand Liberal Take on Athletic Code
The Central High School athletic code debate sparks a board clash with three directors chosen to review the code and propose revisions. Charles Hart, W. T. Wallis, and G. W. Kelly will examine all aspects and report back at the board’s next meeting held soon. The aim is a code meeting Central’s preference to remain aligned with local schools.
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Central
Business
Higa Benool
Charles Hart
W. T. Wallis
Eastern
Anti gambling bill to close Asheville race tracks a historic move
The Asheville Ministers Union backs a state anti gambling measure to abolish race tracks in Buncombe County and end gambling statewide. The bill targets West Asheville Race Track with a proposed $200000 amusement park plan, drawing broad religious support and lobbying from local delegations in Raleigh. Former Senator Jeter C. Pritchard introduced the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wannington Post
Asheville
N. C
Ministers’ Union of
West
Paris
Raleigh
United States
Jeter C. Pritchard
Tommy Lowe Wins at Wayne Club in Rough Rally
Tommy Lowe of Washington defeated Eddie Carter of Philadelphia in a hard wind-up at the Wayne Athletic Club. Lowe dominated with longer range work and clever defense, keeping Carter tired to the finish and securing a decided margin victory.
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Aecesal
Washington
Philadelphia
Tommy Lowe
Eddie Carter
Wayne Athletic Club
Lowe
Carter
Madden Here for a Meeting with Kentucky Horses
John E. Madden, famed Kentucky horseman, arrived in Washington from Hamburg Place to oversee his two year olds and prep Salvidere for Benning. He expresses confidence Salvidere will win rich prizes in the East, with Tangle, Dandelion, and several fast two year olds also favored by Owner Andden.
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Benning
John E. Madden
Kentucky
Washington
Hamburg Place
Madden
Saividere
Andden
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