Demarest Champion in DuckpinFest as Gardner-Poggenburg Sets Records
In Spurroughs alleys the two man duckpin tourney sees Demarest defeat last season’s winner Gardner-Poggenburg to claim top honors. South and Jones lead class A with high scores. Vaughn Miles top class B. Oliver and Schmidt burst to lead in the down and out event after rolling three strong scores. Baseball notes mention Frank Ehima signing with Wilmington Tri-State, Charlie Moran joining Rochester, and Georgetown squads and local clubs planning spring trials and matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Jones
Spurrough
Vaughn
Miles
Lintth Ani
List and Warren
Bramey and Post
Handihoe
Oliver
Schmidt
Everett
Riker
O Imenon
Bae Plaher
Roderick
List
Frank Ehima
Boc
Wilmington
Oh Hier
Breem
Charlie Moran
Georgetown
Ja Thie Litt
Rochester Club
Paniidares
George Washington Paseball
Var Nesa Park
Sraith
Smith
Art
Central Fish School
Murray Russell
Russell J
Paughkeenster Central High School
Norfolk
Foley
St Norfalky
Oreate
Curl” Tirown
Aloysius Club
Alvoka Club
Tommy Dowd
Washington
Mare
Boston Nationale
Babkon
Taylor
Columbia Athletic
Wtay
Aloysian Club
Taror
Curnane
Columbia
Yankees
MC A
Alexandria AL AL
Alexandria
Ir Wis
William Bette
Learuy
Reda’ Cranston
Craigstown
Demarest
Gardner
Charles F. Conklin
Chicago
J. F. Poppenburg
Dr. L. L. Miat
Miat
T. M. S Rolls
Philadelphia
Poggenburg
Demarcat—o
Tigh Ren
Upperville Show Dates Set for June 11 and 22
Upperville Colt and Horse Club executive committee led by president William Fletcher fixed the next annual exhibition for June 11 and 22 at Grafton Hall near Upperville. Added classes include ladies hunters park back and roadsters. Warrenton Hunt Club races occur near Warrenton on April 2 with several high stake sweeps for members and affiliated hunt clubs. Navy boxing results show Shafroth and Raguet among winners. wrestling events include Meyer and Heim earning forfeits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upperville Club
Washington Post
Leesburg
Upperville Colt and Horse Club
William Fletcher
Grafton Hall
Upperville
Warrenton
Murphy Sends Qut Passes for Roosevelt Taft Moody Longworth
President Charles W. Murphy of the Chicago Cubs forwarded passes received yesterday in Washington for President Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt and for Secretary Taft and Mrs Taft and for Judge Moody and Mrs Moody and for Mr and Mrs Nicholas Longworth. Charles P Taft, Secretary Taft’s brother, is involved with Murphy in owning the West Side team.
Glorifier loses as Sally Preston dominates New Orleans card
In a rain ruined meeting at New Orleans the six furlong handicap features Glorifier as 9 to 20 favorite but Sally Preston proves the controlling force and wins easily. Lute Foster breaks through in the opening race while Karn and Sally Preston claim clear victories in steeplechase and seven furlongs. Several other races see Lancastrian ousted by barriers and Grenade beaten by Saint Noel as the card unfolds with reduced fields and closer results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Preston
Kara
Lute Foster
Washington
New Orleans
Mar
Ellison
Karn
Aifa
Sabador
Lute
Dick Rose
Prince Bowling
McCormick
Elling
Lee
Dick Rove
Johannensen
Prince Howling
Diggins
Catherine F
Gremsp
Princesa Sue
Bitter Man
Bucket Brigade
Tasamanda
Finesse
Mammy
Convenient
Dropstick
Black Hawk
We G
Murphy
Woo
Ini
Yuilly
Gaylor
Mme
Arabo
Harefoot
Artor Hesariua
Jackson Day
Incantation
Furlores
Odartini
Lanczetran
J. Hennessy
Granada
J. Lee
Lady Fouse
Bull Carter
Glenl- Ger
Garner
Wild Irishman
Goldutels
Accomd
Busk
Livyit
Leas
Winaton
Maria Neatalaorn
Vesme
Gabner
Livy
Henstia
Little Red
Frank Flescher
Sally M
Lucy Marie
Kelling
St. Nol
Gauget
Grenado
James Reddick
Henney
Amberjack
Lucy Crawford
la Cache
Pat Bulger
Montspleo
Good Player
Traxler
Pehmingo
Taylor
Farey Drena
Wime
Minglta
Baby P
Outsider McCafferty Wins Oakland Race At 40 To 1
In a crowded Oakland track card on March 14 Bedford the outsider upset calculations leading most of the way in the fourth race and won easily from Fisher Boy with The Borgian the favorite finishing third. Weather was fine and track good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCafferty
Oakland
San Francisco
Bedford
Fisher Boy
Borgian
Graggart
Koetner
Rustler
Murgrave
Vespa
Flachor
Mime
Folke L
Sangil
Humero
Arthur Haloman
Caltrix
Mein’ Leibiing
Mospbrek
Burlingame
Ving
Lord Nelson
Fischer
Sheen
Lynch
Princeas Wheeler
Rettig
Thme
Camilio
Elevation
Hersala
el Chibughus
Bonnie Ray
Miss May’ Bowdish
David Boland
Futurity Cours
Phalanx
Koerner
Curriculum
R Dezis
Delagoa
Graham
Graterla
Burnlig
Bush
Reckersall
Funniside
Siberia
Wee Lasa
Bon
Rapid Water
Ethel Day
Finches
Hector
Lord of the Forest
Frank Flitner
Ordinary card at Oaklawn reflects a disciplined race day
Oaklawn in Hot Springs Arkansas presented an ordinary card on March 14. Cursus won the opening four furlong race but was disqualified for fouling Sultry. Mountain and Griffith faced suspensions while jockeys departed. Races featured multiple favorites and close finishes with notable runners including Faro, Senator Beckham, Virginia Lindsey, Bewitched, Odd Ella, Seek Lory, Ballad, Sultry and Cureus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Ark
Oaklawn
Mountain
Shilling
Griffith
Faro
Foley
Senator Beckham
Aubuchon
Virginia Lindsey
Tingfang
Daisy Nash
Daley Shine
Meta Mayaldo
Bewitched
D. Austin
Merrifield
Chulka
Bells
Leana Bergeford
Bor Aing
Odd Ella
Shreve
Woodelaim
Skirrin
Lete Duffy
Cardation
Eldipe
Lotta White
Prwenty
Edith M
Dearborn
Tinton Ar
Mates Dushton
Quintilla
Mary Candlemes
Prince of Press
Tima
Anna Rupldn
Snowball
Falk
Cureus le Ran
Cureus
Running Card Of Names From A Style Page
A list of many proper nouns appears in a race of entries or catalog style. It includes person names such as Colonel Brady Artur Cummer Harry Stephens Virginia Lorraine and many place or horse like Oaklawn Shenandoah Loch Goll and Moonlight Murphy. The fragment reads like a card of competing entries or gallery labels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Brady
Pron
Green Crest
Bralt
Young Later
Loch Goll
Hormeradjeh
Gutter
Mouachord
Gladiator
Colomoca
Dinemock
Prince Ahmed
Stgopanak
Artur Cummer
Jungle Imp
Gracd Ducheese
Harry Stephens
Cull
Don Kent
Favorites Fail At Ascot In Tight Day Of Races
Los Angeles reports a chaotic card with Pantita a 100 to 1 shot taking second in the fret race. Rey Hindoo won the first race at 3 to % over Pantita 100 to 1, Vivia May & second. My Choice 10 to 1 led Tramotar 40 to 1 in the second. Zetina 2 to 2 won the Futurity course, Illusion 6 101 second. Von Tromp 3 to 6 captured the fourth. Redwood 1 1/ Boss 1 to 1 won the fifth. Seck Adama 4 to 1 won the Brookscourge in the sixth with Needful to 1 close behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Park
Coronel Brady
Orlando
Monter
Sabado
Lady Goodrich
Major Carpenter
Mr. Beott
Monterey
Glenenire
Frank Fleschér
Neat
Gladiator
Mary
Morsia
Cobomasa
Robert Minton
Mimic
Dai Chambleta
Dorothy Duncan
Moille Deuton
Royal Breeds Sagapi
Prince Annie
Edward Evin
Belle the Cat
Gamara
Erle Green
Guimester Ak Bincerby Belle
Conhier
Long Bright
Arthur Cummer
Remember
Big 5
Virginia Lor
Chica Sprery
Cavatin
Wooddorno
Dexmages
Search Me
Pyrrha
Comas As
Robert Mitchel
Lydia Wrouseman
el Faleand
Netting
Eropyro
Revolt
Rubinen
Redwood II
Mine
Ramona
Rastnins
John H
Tim Hurst
Interlude
Taylor George
Bologna
el Verraco
Nun's Welling
Aptera
Mohur
Oakland
Rusticato
Quindara
Byron Roae
Paddy Lynch
Polite
Moxeter
Babow
Iriah Jew
Vigoraso
Elling
Adrian
Bathmont
Katie
Biounce
Adena
Torbarsik
Governor
Davin
Fred Bent
Abate Mirital
Christing A
Alma's Bay
LO Sahara
Redo Cadiehon
Aylva
Pescador
Coyn Blossom
Oratorton
Andrew Mack
Johnny Lyons
Pontotop
Happy Rice
Ruby
Pipkin
Oaklawn
Leta Kathrys
Spires
Meallow Green
Etta Lanise
Plarney
Astoria
Little
Grant
Simon Kent
Tennyburn
Marco
E. Barktey
Az Bonebrake
Captain Jeroth
Albert
I'm_ Jos
Miliiican
J.B. Sheridan
Dan McKeane
McC
Bea Voyage
King
Leopold
Ann
Jake Sanders
King Wald
Frincinta
Katie McCracken
House of Brighton
Charley Hee
Moonlight
Biurphiy
Glendavaer
Don Hart
Dutweber
Maraposs
Boling
T. J. Powell
Lever Gore
Saltry
Dr. Hart
Imboden
Falkland
Lampadrone
Mrs. Annie
Shenandach
Los Angeles
Advot
Pantita
Sutomaries
Rey Hindoo
Smith
Ruspelt
Vivia May
Ross
Tirsa
Swagerinter
Balnade
Buywr
Sonfa
Lottie Gladtone
Tondercrest
Hirtle
Neatnéss Alaoren
Zetina
Brunsel
Qilusion
Freston
Piayist
Boland
Norfol
Belchamber
Red Bil
von Tromp
Knapp
Chimney Sweep
Preston
Munkoday
Brazel
Korchoval
Tartaven
Renervation
J. C. Clem
Redwood
Boss
Hofneta
Kung
Cockre
Kranpi
Little Gregs
Audubon
Jomer
Linng
McGrathiang Prince
Prince Ching
Lucrece
Allopath
Fight on for race meeting at Empire City track
In White Plains Justice Mile granted a show cause order returnable Saturday directing the state racing commission to explain why it should not be compelled to grant a license for a running race meeting at Empire City track Yonkers. Empire City seeks August dates when Saratoga is not holding races, with further action to secure dates if court action succeeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Supreme Court
White Plains
Justice Mile
State Racing Commission
Empire City
James Russell Soley
James Butler
Empire Track
Yonkers
Racing Commission
Aska
Saratoga
New Spring Plaid Suits At 18 Dollars
A striking gray plaid suit features a broken plaid pattern in the Roland Sack 3 button model. With a dip front, longer coat back, and graceful lapels, the suit is priced at 18 dollars though its quality suggests 30 dollars, appealing to discerning dressers.
Reges Stars In Second Regiment Victory Over YMCA
The Second Regiment quint defeated the YMCA team in the association gymnasium to tie for a top amateur league place. Reges dazzled with sensational guard play from gong to gong, while YMCA’s Ludwig impressed with three difficult goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BM. C. A
Association Gymnasium
Regi
Christians
Guardsmen
Reges
Gong
Y. MC. A
Ludwig
Woes Regiment
GA. McClain
Smith Ladwis Celeberat Schlosser
Rawler Regaes Bopp- Gowa Mosier de Finpp
Mecant
Lud
Wiliam
Hubbard
McGraw
New York
Beckett
Cantillon Leads Galveston Duck Hunt as Team Skips Practice
Chilly North wind halts baseball drills in Galveston as Cantillon and crew hunt ducks with Blankenship Altizer Gantey and Graham. Ed Kaphan hosts the day on the island ten miles out. Captain Schlafy chosen at second base amid squad approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Galveston
Tex
Cantilion
Joe
Blankenship
Altizer
Gantey
Graham
Ed Kaphan
Seattle
Kaphan
Charlie Jones
Denver
Sir Joseph
Schlafy
Crusy
Schlatig
Harding Beats Wallace in Southern Handicap Pool
In the Nationg Hotel Southern handicap pool tournament last night Walter Wallace of Virginia lost to Farr Harding of Washington 100 to 92. Harding ties for second place. Remaining games are next Monday and Tuesday. A special match between Stewart and Sherman is set for tonight and tomorrow with Sherman aiming for 900 balls to 260. Stewart is the only player to defeat Sherman in the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nationg
Walter Wallace
Virginia
Fara Harding
Washington
Harding
Stewart
Sherman
Garth Goes Jockey Miller to Benning Meeting
Jockey Miller, resting in New York for the early season, will ride for William Garth at the Washington Jockey Club’s spring meeting at Benning a week from Monday. Miller’s only other engagement is August Belmont’s Oxnard Dinner Stakes ride for Raymond and Fond Heart. Paul Rainey has first call on Radtke, recently reinstated, while neither Miller nor the other star will ride at Benning. Virginia’s Garth stable aims to cut a wide swath in early season racing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waiter Super
New York
Benning
William Garth
Washington Jockey’ Club
Mier
Belmont
Paul Rainey
Radtke
Virginia
Jockey Club Names Officials for Spring Meetings
The Jockey Club appoints S. S. Howland as steward to represent the club at the Washington Jockey Club spring meeting. Henry J. Morris becomes steward for the Maryland Jockey Club, and W. Vosburg is named steward for Queens County and the Metropolitan Jockey Club. Henry Spencer is granted a jockey's license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S. Howland
Washington
New York
Jockey Club
Howland
Washington Jockey Club
Henry J. Morris
Maryland Jockey Clubs
Vosburg
Queens County Club
Metropolitan Jockey Club
Henry Spencer
Local lad Tommy Lowe wins two bouts in two days
Tommy Lowe of Washington defeats Kid Locke of Philadelphia in a six round bout in Lancaster Pennsylvania. Lowe presses the attack from the start and stays the aggressor through the final bell while Locke staggers but survives to the conclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eocal Lad
Washington Post
Lancaster
Tommy Lowe
Washington
Kid Locke
Philadelphia
Lowe
Locke
Trials Run At Benning Track In Heavy Ground
A busy daily gallop session at Benning saw many horses in slow to moderate work. Notable efforts included Salvidere Dandelion Tangle Faust and Golf Ball, with times ranging from three eighths of a mile to a mile and change, as trainers gauge readiness for upcoming meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benning
John H. Madden
Salvidere
Dandelion
Tangle
Faust
Golf Ball
Thia
Verness
Zack
Ava
Galloper
Ethel
Old Guard
Winchester
Oxford
Lala
Jack McKeon
Hein
Sally
Campaigner
Bowling Bridge
Parkville
Horace
Demund
Pater
Uf Gossoon
Gus Strauss
Malacca
Baylor
Old Colony
Lady Vera
Surionga
Reidmore
Orphan Lad
Judge White
Paprika
Graztallo
Sir Wilfred
Northville
Workman
Dibaster
Pioneer
Sally K
Toscan
Thomond
Virginia Baseball Schedule Revisions Announced for Spring
Alfred T. Brant, manager of the University of Virginia baseball team, announced changes adding Fishburne Military Academy and Lafayette to the slate, plus two UNC contests in April. The schedule now lists 25 games including trips to Greensboro and Washington, with Georgetown moved to April 18 and Hampden-Sydney canceled. Coach Tom Brown reports strong practice and depth as selections for the varsity will be made after early games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Charlottesville
Alfred T. Brant
University of Virginia
Hermitage Club
Richmond
Tafayette College
Fishburne
Miliary Academy
University of North Carolina
Greensboro
N. C
Georgtown University
Hampden-Sidney College
Woodberry Forest
Charlottesvil
Charlottevile
Cornell
Colmbia University
Aph
Charlottesvil Lafayette
Pennsylvania
Poungyran
Villanova
Georgia
Georgetown
Washington
D. C
Philadelphia
Vilmova
Frinceton
Princeton
Yale
New Haven
Army
West Point
Tom Brown
Winchester Team to Open Home Season June 6
Winchester Virginia baseball under RR Brown plans a June 6 home opener and runs through mid September. Captain W A Baker and a mixed roster from Georgetown Dartmouth Central and Washington and Lee oversee the team with recruitment via box 21 Lexington VA. Annapolis training table trims Naval Academy rowers from seventy to forty under Coach Lendon as eight substitutes remain for the four crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Baker
Winchester
RR. Brown
Washington and Lee University
R. R. Brown
Lexington
Woodward
Central
High Sehgal
Eatcher
Felser
University of Xiretala
Diteher Crantwell
Georgetown University
Shiner
Winches'er
Witcher
Cy'" Macdonald
Central High School
Scheller
Bare
Baker
Pardleh
Browe
Dartmouth
Yeftfeld
Duggan
Georgetown
Hatveratty
Washington
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Lendon
Glendor
Schlafly Captaincy Dominates Washington Baseball Talk
The selection of Harry Schlafly as captain of the Nationals stirs wide debate among fans and insiders. Cantillon’s trust in Schlafly, his past friction with players, and the manager’s proven teamwork with Schlafly shape the discussion amid other sports whispers. Cy Cummings rumored to coach George Washington, while Gans and Nelson contend for a July 4 purse in Ely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cy” Cummings
George Washington
Gans
Nelson
Harry Schlafly
Cantillon
Schlafily
Schlatzy
Canitars
Schlafy
Schlafly
Schlady
Schlaflying
Sullivan to Fight Murphy at Ford's Opera House
Kila Sullivan will clash with Jommy Murphy at 130 pounds in a fifteen round bout before the Eureka Athletic Club at Ford's Opera House Baltimore on March 28. Monumental boxing fans seek a record crowd as both fighters enjoy large local followings and strong draw from New York and Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kila Sullivan
Jommy Murphy
New York
Eureka Athletic Club
Ford's Opera House
Baltimore
Sullivan
Newark
President's Cup first division survivors in Pinehurst
Survivors in the Presidents Cup division of the third annual spring golf tournament at Pinehurst include Fred Herreschoff Garden City T S Lippy Seattle C T Becker Woodland and J D Fact Apawamis as first and second round play narrows the field Herreschott meets Lippy and Becker faces Foot in tomorrow's rounds of the Pinehurst event
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
N. C
Fred Herreschoff
Garden City
T. S. Lippy
Seattle
C. T. Becker
Woodland
J. D. Fact
Apawamis
Herreschott
Lippy
Becker
Qua Spring Clothing Light-Weight Overcoats Sale
A local advertisement markets Qua Spring Clothing offering light-weight overcoats priced from ten to forty dollars. The notice highlights affordable outerwear and seasonal stock for customers seeking lighter coats.
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MERTZ
Clores
Mertz-tailoring
Mertz Ad Mertz Co
F St
Gardner—Poggenburg
Calvin Vemarest
Chicago Athletic Association
Liederkranz Club
Edward W. Gardner
Passaic
N. J
Arlington
Bureks
HM Fenton
Jain
W. Farrow
Gundes
Farrow
Schroder
Treasury
Brodrick
Hamacher
Shaun Smith
Onea
Parker
Cowboya
Patterson
Hunker
Ebt Brosell
Dever Ke
Conroy
Honiata
Clark
Latrambois
St. Louis
L. Run, AY
Oilten
Ain Ait
L. L. Mial
Donah
R Hari
Mipvien
Asa
J. Miardle
Levaday
Connor Ee
Cannln
Morrison
Shafroth
Boyd
Raguet
Gilbert
Bellinger
Martin
Welch
Miller
Meyer
McConnell
Bchanze
Burg
Heim
Bill McConrmel
Webster
Hopkins
Gard
Mars Sport
Fierney
Sotree
Hollow
Hasy
Bonebrake
Albert Ire
Lake Senders
Alan
Principle Dulweber
Hello of
Brighton
Moonlight Murphy
Lampadrome
Sultry
Shenandoah
Rusticate
Vigoroso
Gage Taylor
the Mighty
Spring Dan
Meada
Stable
Little Mirthful
Native Son
Pescadero
Lisarn
Corn Blossom
Ascot
Irish Mall
Taos
Vinoramo
Jeteani
Gilpin
Virginia Lorraine
King of the Mist
Woolthorpe
Rubinon
Boligna
Antara
Sea Track Ownery Secure Writgainst Racing Commission
Pa. Ave. and
Ninth St
Gharley Jones
Wallace
Garth
Jockey Miller
Brant
Brown Winchester
Amateur Athletic Union
Hiatt
Cummings
Hatchetties
Dick” Ruiz
Manhattan College
Capt
Titus
Gans-Nelson
Ely
Nev
Jeffries
John L. Sullivan
Boston
John
Buffalo
Joseph Murphy
Louis A. Cella
John Condon
Wall
State of
Celia
Condon
Gothamite
LD Braddock
JAS. Clark Distilling Co
D. P. McCartay
Phare Maia
Iseman Brofitters
Tih
Esi i
Washington Brewery Co
Ste. Washington Brewery Co
Newcorn & Green
F Street
N. W
Munich
Hand Gratis
National Capital Brewing Company
Haas & C O
Shaase CO. Popular Tailors
Pa. Ave
Lou's Bush
St.Nw
Walford’s
De’laney
13Th Street
Uneeda Biscuit
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