Record Saratoga Handicap Entries Point to Record Bid
New York March 13 with many stables silent for now a record Saratoga Handicap entry list looms as nominations close today Prominent absentees include A K Macomber John Madden Jefferson Livingston and J K G Billings Among entries are Roamer Clamat is It Skeptra Trevisco Borrow Chiele Regret Bed Ringer Tumbler Wfa Rikety Chiclet Maintenait Tonettiste Naturalist Stromboli Pern Rock Hourless Peer Trap Solly Camp Fire Ormesdale Tha Knocker Holumhepa Midway Allumer Tena Misha Old Koenig Friendless Crimper Nebraska Daddy Longlegs Heigian ii Scarpia II Bromo Daddys Choice Trouble Fete Harry Kelly Cudgel Butter Scotch II Spring Wheat Airmen Philippic Jack Scot Burlesque Spur Ballad Ivory Black Lively Breeze The Finn Torchbearer Assume Acabado Passing Fancy Conduit Swan Song Vague Hertile FI Jack Mount Hells Bells Oration Traction Travers and Alabama stakes set for future years draw renewed interest 39 entered Travers 43 in Alabama this year vs 64 and 35 last season ending shows strong future support for 1914 and 1919.
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New York
A. K. Macomber
John £. Madden
Jefferson Livingston
K. G
Roamer
Cla~matis
Skeptrc
Trevisco
Borrow
Chiele
Regret
Chiclet
Naturalist
Stromboli
Pern Rock
Hourless
Peer Trap
Solly
Campfire
Ormesdale
Tha Knocker
Ilolumhepa
Midway
Allumer
Old Koenig
Friendless
Crimper
Nebraska
Daddy Longlegs
Daddys Choice
Harry Kelly
Philippic
Jack Scot
Lively
Breeze
Assume
Acabado
Jack Mount
Travers
Alabama
L&s
Providence Club Sold For Eighteen Thousand Dollars
The Providence International League baseball club was sold this afternoon by William H. Draper to a local syndicate for 18000 dollars. The sale was conducted in City Hall with 30 business and professional men present. Gov Beeckman and Senator Peter Gerry were among subscribers in a pool that reached 25900 dollars with room for more. J H Clapp posted 84 net in the tin whistle race at Pinehurst, leading the field after the first 18 holes.
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Providence. R
Providence International League Baseball Club
William H. Draper
Gainer
City Hall
Barrow
Draper
Gov Beeckman
Peter G. Gerry
Linehurst
N. 1
Pinehurst
J. H. Clapp
Chevy Chase
Stanley in Lynchburg to organize Virginia League club
Jon Stanley and Tommy Crooks from Washington are organizing their professional teams. Stanley leaves for Lynchburg to manage the Virginia League club, with players to report before April 1. Crooks will lead the Frederick Blue Ridge League team and depart for a Maryland town in a few days.
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Jon Stanley
Tommy Crooks
Stanley
Lynchburg
Crooks
Frederick
Maryland
Jennings Cancels Games With Houston and Christichba
Wauxrahachia Tex March 113 Ex hibition games tentatively booked by the Tigers with Houston and Coroua Christichba were called off today by Manager Jennings Hughie decided he could get more work out of his man by keeping them at work in the Wazxie park Watson a southpaw rookie pitcher will be released within a day or two Jennings decided today
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Wauxrahachia
Tex
Tigers
Houston
Coroua Christichba
Jennings
Hughie
Wazxie Park
Watson
Johnson
Moran
Washington
McBride
Gharrity
Crane
Horace Milan
Humphries
C. Milan
Foster
Milan
Reds Lack Drillmaster In Early Season
Shreveport March 13 The Reds near opening aim to drill or not to drill as Christy Mathewson evaluates a drill master. Meantime Mathewson pitches the Reds through full games daily keeping the squad in peak early form and condition.
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Shreveport
Christy Mathewson
Teds
Matty
Tincup with Little Rock signed amid heat concerns
Ben Tincup, Indian pitcher, and Out fielder Weiser were acquired from the Philadelphia Nationals for Outfielder Ernie Walker in a Little Rock contract effort. Weiser has declined to report due to fear of the South's heat.
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Little Rock
Ark
Ben Tincup
Weiser
Philadelphia Nationals
Ernie Walker
Todo Weiser
Racing Results From First Racecard Session
Racing results list multiple races for three year olds and up across six furlongs to a mile and a half. Winners include Mad Tone and Elisabeth Lee with swift times, while entries such as San Jos and Sure Get posted strong showings in claiming events. Lane Is Swimming Prodigy notes a Honolulu carnival highlight with Clarence Lane clocking 24 seconds for 50 yards.
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Mad Tone
Rowan
Atm
Lola
Palm Leaf
Louise Green
Ede Mott
Marvelous Bray
Naradero Cam
Felina
San Jos
Minderi
Secnad
Finn Mire
Acho
iGray
Toy
Claming
Elisabeth Lee
Watson
Bob Blossom
Ha’ Penny
Gray
Fresher
Lockland
Margaret Ellen
Donner
Jim L
Brown Prince
Miss Edith
Alxy Con
Wakeom
Birdman
Wingfeld
Immense
Bulger
Zak
Almeda Lawrence
Wakeoff
Perth
River King
Tapling
Galam
Hedge Rose
Caltabel
Dr. Prather
Crump
Plunger
Ruxton
Eerond
James G
Hoag
Titl
Paene
Nepotism
Adelante
Mies Shot
Patapaco
Lame Deer
Waadiy
Grey Foot
Benjamin
Buxton
Oldsmobile
Esther L
Freeman
Doctor Kendall
Jim Wine
Bermudian
Foeman
Ralph
Nile
Handfail
Haynes
Voluspa
Cooper
Brian Boru
Buerst
Jack Reeves
Haudiemar
Thankegiving
Will Do
Tudor
Dash
Murphy
King K
Obert
Leialocha
Susie
el Sabio
Merimee
Cven
Lay Ward
Troise
Obivator
Emma Stuart
Albert and
Semper Stalwart
Lane
Honolulu
Clarence Lane
Bas Blencs
Blinnie F
Maniac
Ettas Charm
Verona
Smuggler
Uncle Man
Briggs Brother
Lady Mildred
Lesing
Jack Harrison
Frisky
York Lad
Miss Detroit
Kalitan
Sir Richard
Dan
Blackmente
Minstrel
Riv Brags
Hudas Brother
Hine Racer
Anthony's Lass
Jon D
Captain Ben
Carondelet
Garlan
Honda
Yoca
Mina Waters
Baby Cal
Progressive
Hey
White Crown
Dundreary
Seconds winners in both contests at Augusta
In Augusta on March 13 the Nationals second team beat the first team twice. Morning 10 to 8 after six innings, afternoon 9 to 3 over eight sessions. In the evening, the second squad led late, McBride error aiding a final two-run swing. Craft and Jamieson pitched for the day, with Thomas and Shaw also noted.
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Augusta
Nationals
McBride
Crane
Charrity
Flaherty
Morgan
Judge
Craft
Griffith
Thomas
AB Hoa Morgan
O Moran
Menosky
H. Milan
Sawyer
Ainsmith
Henry
Beatty
Berry
O Craft
Port Shaw
Humphrey
Gallia
Jamieson
Berice
Shenbs
Ghaorrity
Urrers -Morgan
Jane
Moran Meffride
Gharrit
Milan
MeBride
Doubla
Ry—Gharrit
Lases
Gharrity
Gailia
Hite
Shaw
Guilia
Cmpfre
Joe Cantillon
GAMT
Tean
Leonard
Jndyg Ib
Smith
W. Milan
Rice
OlSawyer
Plaherty
Totels
C. Milan
Shanks
Saw
Dumont
Asers
Hots
Iona
Ayera
Mietricont
Ry Jamieran
Lemont
Nicky Altrock
Terminal Y bowl title set features Southern and Maintenance of Way
Southern and Maintenance of Way, first and second section winners of the Terminal Railroad M. C. A. Bowling League, will bowl for the circuit championship next Friday at 7 oclock on Terminal Y alleys. Lineups: Southern Cayce Streiter Mulros Stanley Campbell Dill. Maintenance of Way Williams Trotter Strahorn Lackey Weeks Hannon. Maintenance of Way edged Southern for second-section leadership, 24 and 23 7. General Office Pennsylvania Disbursements and Shops placed after the first pair.
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Southern
Terminal Railroad
Oelock
Cayce
Streiter
Mulros
Stanley
Campbell
Dill
Williams
Trotter
Strahorn
Lackey
Weeks
Hannon
Maintenance of Way
General Office
Pennsylvania
Athletics Conduct First Drill In Jacksonville
The Philadelphia Athletics conducted their first military drill in Jacksonville on March 12. Manager Mack limited the session to players who trained for an hour under Sergeant Smart of the U S Army, marking the team’s initial exposure to drill practice.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Philadelphia Athletics
Mack
Sergt. Smart
Racing entries from a cluttered old program
The list covers multiple races with entries by name and weight across ages from four-year-olds to six-year-olds and upward. It includes track conditions weather notes such as cloudy weather and fast track, and concludes with a final entry mix and weather remarks.
Utility Berth Is Morgan's Unless He Plays at Third
Augusta, Ga March 18 Morgan is being primed as a general utility man for the Nationals this year unless he earns a regular berth at third base. Managers cautious about Leonard and Foster compete for spots as Morgan shows spring strength. Clydes Milan, Shanks, McBride and Crans bolster the infield while Flaherty hits well. Moran and Crane excel at bat, with Cantillon noting early-season bat bias.
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William Hottel
Augusta
Rasy Morgan
Nationals
Griffith
Leonard
Morgan
Foster
Sawyer
McBride
Crans
A B C Rollers Fail to Topple Leaders at Grand Rapids Meet
Grand Rapids, Mich March 13 None of the leaders in the American bowling congress tournament were displaced after today's rolling at the Coliseum Buffalo pair Henry Edwards and Joe West led the two man event with 1299 before slipping to 1278 to take fourth place Jack Reilly led singles with 661 also good for fourth while George Snider and William Young of Toledo failed to win the doubles Young opened with four strikes but a railroad and splits in seventh eighth and tenth frames doomed victory Brian Bradshaw narrowly held the top spot with late spares
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Coliseum
Buffalo
Henry Edwards
Joe West
George Snider
Wiliam Young
Toledo
Jack Reilly
Chicago
Brian Bradshaw
Snider
Young
Richmond Calls Lee to Report for pitching service
Wyatt Lee of this city is ordered to report next Tuesday to the Richmond club of the International League for pitching duties. Lee, once with Washington, was sold by Newark to Richmond last year but arrived too late to play. He has pitched professionally since 1900, remaining at or above Class AA. Also, William Grissom and Earl Polly Brewer, known local amateur players, will enroll at Eastern College in Manassas within the week, with Grissom an above-average infield presence and Brewer a solid outfielder expected to bolster the team.
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Clyds Milan
Joe Cantillon
Cantillon
Joe
Griffith
Bloomington
Ill
Nationals
Minneapolis
Yankees
Pirates
Dean
Wyatt Lee
Richmond Club
Lee
Washington Club
Newark
Richmond
Lea
William Grissom
Earl
Polly) Brewer
Hastern College
Manassas
Grissom
Overton to Race Ray in 1 Mile Special Meet
Reports from New York and Chicago say efforts are under way to stage a one mile special race between Johnny Overton the Yale distance star and Jose Ray of the Chicago Athletic Club. Alfred von Kolnitz the Chicago Americans infielders has notified Manager Rowland of his retirement from baseball per a Mineral Wells training camp dispatch.
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New York
Johnny Overton
Yale
Jose Ray
Chicago Athletic Club
Chicago
Alfred von Kolnitz
Chicago Americans
Rowland
Mineral Wells
Tex
Inigne
Golf Tourney Rewarded to Columbia Club
George E B Truett of the Washington Golf and Country Club was elected president of the District of Columbia Golf Association at its annual meeting at the Commercial Club. Columbia figures prominently with several officers named and the annual championship awarded to Columbia Country Club due to Chevy Chase's spring commitments. The women's tourney details await executive committee decisions. Los Angeles to host the 1918 Pacific Coast Bowling Association tournament.
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George EB. Truett
Washington Golf and Country Club
District of Columbia Golf Association
Commercial Club
Lee L. Harban
Columbia
Thomas J. W. Brown
Bannockburn
Alpheus Winter
J. Donald Casaelia
Chevy Chass
Chevy Chase Club
Columbia Country Club
Chevy Chase
B. L. Taylor
T. J. W. Brown
J. D. Cassells
Morven Thompson
Walter Tuckerman
E. 8
Duval
George E. Truett
Lee Harban
Daniel K. Jackson
Edward B. Eynon
Donald Woodward
H. L. Bleseils
Milo 5Uthis
Kirkside
Los Angeles
Reds Like New Camp in Shreveport for Next Year
Shreveport La March 18 President Herrmann of the Cincinnati club visiting the Reds camp announced today that the Reds would again train there next year.
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Shreveport
Herrmann
Cincinnati Club
Reds
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