Harvard Seeks Reform in Athletic Management After Report
The Harvard board of overseers ratified a radical committee report on athletics, proposing fewer out of town trips, reduced expenditures, and elimination of professional coaching. The athletic committee would be restructured to include deans of the college and professional leaders, with graduates and undergraduates as part of the body.
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Washington Post
Cambridge
Mass
Mar
Harvard
Board of Overseers
Harvard Athletics
Nientifle School
FOWNES TOPS GOLF FIELD IN PINEHURST TOURNEY
Fownes of Oakmont leads the Pinehurst spring golf tournament with a 79 as 142 players started. Fred Herreshoff and West Tainter follow with 82 and 83, respectively, in the opening round of the third annual event at Funhurst North Carolina.
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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
May Remain In San Jose Wal Chase Holds Out For Salary
Hal Chase plans to stay on the coast unless the Greater New York Club raises the offer beyond five thousand four hundred dollars. He states he will remain with San Jose and play there if his terms are not met, while manager W Norris boasts a fast district team and seeks challenges from the Fendall Cadets and Yankees. Team lineup listed with A Waters, O Ryan, R Love Jess, G Sellers, J McGranth, plus substitutes.
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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
Demarest Retains Lead In National Amateur 14.2 Balk-Line
Calvin Demarest extended his unbroken winning streak by defeating Charles F. Conklin 200 to 187 in a national amateur balk-line match at the Liederkranz Club. Demarest’s run included a 102, with observers noting a disputed carom, while Demarest and Edward W. Gardner were slated for the final tonight after two semifinals.
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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 Rests on Suburban Club Plans
Wheaton Maryland baseball committee meets at 3 D Waters residence in Silver Spring on March 15 to map a season. Officials Blair Lee Gist Blair D Waters G B Ciszell and A J Cummings aim to field a team capable of competing with the Cummings Quinter and Hardy regime. Possible games with Martinsburg B and O AC Winchester Poolesville Rockville Kensington Laurel and Leeburg arranged. Captain Charla King showcases talent from Kensington including Sheckells King Torney Atchison Wilkerson and Forsythe with a probable opening lineup featuring Graves Quinter Krauss Sheckells Brown King Torney Atchison Clark Wilkerson Forsythe and G Krauss.
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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 SPRING TRAINING
Jockey Aubuchon plans to ride for Phil Chinn in the Gast this summer while other riders travel for training camps. Chicago outfielder James Bhockerd returns to join New Orleans. Mara Caxldy heads to Ben ting starting line. Trainer Haglon expresses confidence in Mowray at shortstop. Wallace Micks prepares to ride at Crescent City Derby. The spring meeting at Han way and the Washington Jockey Club list key events and officials.
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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
City Bric
Autaja
Haglon
Cincinnatis
Martin
Tex
James Johnson
Keith
Wallace Micks
Plintico
Chinn & Forsythe
Montgomery
Han
Motohis
Nile
Memphis
Jookoya Puddin McDaniel
Los Angeles
Senning
McDaniel
Srevent
HeDaniel
Gonghaera
Cherge
al Weston
Howning
Ludea Thomond
Dalphia
Tudor
Hignjumper
BorsYa
Rayston
Ambler
Truro
Posson
Plamy
Platam
Healy
Lawless
Qossoan
Hanway
Washington Jockey Club
Awan
Sprring Steumechana
Washington Nursery
Chevys Chase
Tavze
Amezis
Nowland
T. Ovard
Samuel Ross
Clarence McDowell
Jeweah A. Murphy
Mara Casaléy
Joseph A. Murphy
J. K. Fini
Timer
W. H. Barreto
Ehomoay c’ R i Crickmare
Notasulga Dominates Louisiana Stakes Field at City Park
Notasulga easily leads a strong Louisiana Stakes card at City Park in New Orleans. Planute, Corrigan's Derby colt, takes the handicap at a mile and one-sixteenth by a length over Goldmate, while Southern Cross cruises to a five-furlong sprint victory. Auditor defeats Gold Way in a mile and sixteenth selling, with Mollin Bell and Dorothy Duncan runner-ups.
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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
Unclear City Park Event Names Amid Long Listing
A dense OCR mix lists numerous names and terms associated with City Park and various entities. Readable items include entry mentions and many proper nouns such as Warner Griswell Columbia Ciel Lens Gloritor Juggler etc. No clear narrative or outcome is discernible from the fragment.
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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
Late Dutty
Stolen Moments
Shanandosh
Chancellor
Skyward
Burne Arnold
Taunt
Quintitla
Sultry
Prince of Press
Aqua Ruskin
Oakland
Beecher Wins Feature at Oaklawn in Mile Handicap
Despite threatening weather a good crowd attended Oaklawn in Springs Arkansas. Beecher the favorite triumphed by a clear margin over Calabash in the mile handicap as four favorites and two strong second choices finished in front. Weather was threatening while the track remained fast.
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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 sets track record in mile and a half race
In Los Angeles on March 13 Cotillion, the favorite in the fourth race, broke the track record by a second while winning by a neck at a mile and a half. Gold Spot led mid-race but could not hold off Cotillion’s late surge. Sister Julia dominated the first race, winning easily. The card featured six races with multiple notable performances and others racing to the finish.
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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 at Oakland
In San Francisco on March 13 Dr Leggo defeated Edwin Gum in the Ace of Hearts Handicap at Oakland as dry track favored Leggo over Gum who had the muddy going last meet. The card also notes The Reprobate winning the second race at 30 to 1 and other results across five races with placements and 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
Kmy Pendergast
Atatte
Duke of Orleans
Ack of 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
Benning workouts have been light after snow hindered training. Horace E. posted the fastest spring time for a half mile at 1:84, with several horses clocking notable fractions including HOLACHUSK 1:77 for three quarters and BELDEMO 2:53.16 for the same distance as trainers reported poor track conditions.
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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
Frank ONeill will ride Judge Fest in the City Park Derby at City Park Saturday. ONeill has ridden the Star Ruby colt for a month and weighs well for the stake, with Burlew backing both ONeill and himself as Derby candidates.
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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 Increases Steeplechase Force With Garth Additions
Paul J. Rainey buys St Kevin and Sanctus to join T S Martin and trainer Garth in Rainey’s eastern fencing division. The four year olds finished second and third behind T B Martin in Harbor Hill last year and are expected to bolster Rainey’s string alongside J M Martin’s units. Trainers see potential beneath the high asking price once once a bargain is reached.
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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 Agriculture Team
Harry Bryan was elected captain of the Agriculture team for the coming season. He moves from the Navy team in the Departmental League to the Bureau of Sofia in the Agricultural Department. C Clark resigns as manager. B H Mowery and Harry Towers elected to fill vacancies. Over thirty candidates will be called out in early April for preliminary work as the season approaches.
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Harry Bryan
Bryan
Navy
Bureau of Sofia
C. Clark
Clark
Jamestown
BH. H. Mowery
Jeffries to Fight in Cali Ring Return with Squires
Special to The Washington Post from San Francisco reports Maria Jim Jeffries, hailed as the greatest boxer, plans a four month return in the aqua ring. He seeks money and negotiates with Matchmaker McCarey of the Pacific Athletic Club to face Bill Squires in California after the Australian champion arrives. Jeffries has faced heavy gambling losses, left his ranch, moved to town, and reportedly exhausted finances with his wife withholding 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 Shutout Basketball Showdown
Corcoran wader team dominated Peck Chapel 33 to 0 in a clean shutout, with Hunter and Sullivan standout for the Corcorans. Also notes Criger in good shape for Boston Americans after Notre Dame coaching, and Cambridge favored to beat Oxford in the annual Thames rowing race next Saturday.
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Corcoran Wader
Peck Chapel
Peck
Hunter and Sullivan
Corcorans
Teater
Smith
Sullivan
Carasta
Giovannori
Gomis
Criger
South Bend
Ind
Lou Criger
Boston Americans
Pilgrims
Notre -Dame
Shane
Cambridge
Oxford
Thames
VETS SPANK YOUNGSTERS In Worchester game report Galveston
John Anderson reported from Worcester that the Regulars defeated the Youngsters five to one in a spring exhibition. Notable plays included a rare triple play by Hughes Block and Heydon for the Colts, and a late scoring push by the Regulars led by Perrine Ganley Anderson Altizer Hickman Schlafly and Blankenship.
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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 Touches on Varsity, Pro Rumors
Scattered notes from a sports page discuss Middlehauf tied to Tech team duties, Thrall setting vaulting standards, and plans to beat his pole vault record. It notes Giants, Cubs, Grays, and Jimmy Cellahan possible big league moves, plus Burns and Griffo sparring, and Pettigrew-style score systems in development.
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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 Clash In Six-Team Government League Ground Battle
The departmental clerks organize a compact six club league with ground disputes at the White Lot. No word from Col Bromwell or Secretary Taft on ground allotments prompts possible use of Van Ness Park. Schlafly praised as captain of the New Nationals, Cantillon aiding as coach while Harvard football faces restrictions amid President Eliot's opposition.
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Schlafly
Eliot
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
Central High Revises Athletic Code Amid Board Debate
Central's push for a liberal interpretation of the high school athletic code sparked a heated board meeting. Charles Hart, W. T. Wallis, and G. W. Kelly were tapped to examine the code and prepare revised versions for the next directors’ gathering.
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Central
Business
Higa Benool
Charles Hart
W. T. Wallis
Eastern
Anti Gambling Bill Aims to Shut Asheville Tracks
The Asheville Ministers Union backed a statewide anti gambling bill passed by the legislature to abolish race tracks and gambling in force. It targets West Asheville race track proposed for a $200,000 amusement park. Religious groups and larger delegations lobbied in Raleigh for the measure, introduced by former U S Senator Jeter C Pritchard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wannington Post
Asheville
N. C
Ministers’ Union of
West
Paris
Raleigh
United States
Jeter C. Pritchard
Tommy Lowe Defeats Eddie Carter In Wayne Club Bout
Tommy Lowe of Washington defeats Eddie Carter of Philadelphia in a hard rough wind-up at Wayne Athletic Club. Lowe uses superior cleverness and long-range work to prevail, Carter tires near the finish.
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Aecesal
Washington
Philadelphia
Tommy Lowe
Eddie Carter
Wayne Athletic Club
Lowe
Carter
Madden Here for a Meeting with Fast Colts at Benning
Kentucky horseman John E. Madden arrived in Washington from Hamburg Place to oversee his two year olds and seasoned runners for Benning. He praises Salvidere and foresees strong showings for Tangle Dandelion and other youngsters in the summer circuit.
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Benning
John E. Madden
Kentucky
Washington
Hamburg Place
Madden
Saividere
Andden
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