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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1912
Page
13
A garbled OCR story shows Talent battling Juarez in a track meet with both teams posting mixed results. Names and specifics are unclear due to text corruption, but the item centers on a losing effort by Talent and a close contest during the day’s events.
Fragmentary results and names appear in a garbled Harleton page segment. Notable items mention a mayor, local figures, and several event outcomes, though many proper names and details are unreadable.
Fragmentary text from an old Charleston Enquirer page lists numerous names and phrases. The readable items include scattered names like John Purloog Lloyd and Edith Incuranes, plus scattered geographic hints and partial titles, forming an unreadable collage of potential notices or classifieds.
A garbled catalog of race entries lists horses, jockeys, and purses across multiple divisions. Many line items resemble 4 and 6 furlong races with assorted horses such as Malarebla, Mine lette, Puck, and Helene, but the text is fragmentary with numerous misspellings and broken names, hindering precise details.
The article describes Cornell University athletes facing restrictions and potential absence from upcoming track events. It notes concerns over funding, training conditions, and coach decisions affecting participation, with adverse conditions described for the team and supporters.
New boxing rules drawn by the federation under police instruction after the death of Raphail Bell from injuries in a March 8 bout. Paris officials ban boxing without proper regulations, require doctors ringside, prohibit under 18 fighters, and demand thicker ring canvas and standard 4 to 5 ounce gloves. Daingerfield to Handle Race Meats. Lexington by March 4 0 A Dain Reberhehl named likely presiding Kentucky meets judge. state commission to set dates within a week. Thorik's Coppa Wins at Pans Tara Maiech Thurne wins Trix Continentale at Tur tens, prize money $03. distance miles 12 furlongs.
Washington reporters and fans monitor the Nationals as they open spring drills in Charlottesville on March 14. Grimy practice routs and heavy field conditions test a young squad with several players sidelined by illness or fatigue. Key prospects Cunningham, Scheer, and Morgan push for infield roles while veterans endure the rough start, and manager Griffith plans a Friday start amid intense competition for spots.
Fratbage and regular-season baseball talk dominate as Tack Coomba recovers from last May’s injury and plans to play for the Tigers. Steve Onell rises with the Naps after a meteoric career start, drawing Connie Mack’s eye. Boston Nationals’ first six hitters post strong averages as league chatter heats up. Giants manager McGraw seeks reinstatement for Bugs Raymond while Moran vows he cannot play again. Ed Omcenevatill seeks $6000 from the New York club amid questions about fitting backstop duties. Charlie Street and Xin Campbell feature in practice as clubs race to fill positions and prep for the season.
Frankie Burns dominated Jem Kendrick from Jerasy City bantam champ style in New Orleans, landing more clean blows and blooding Kendrick early. Burns controlled ring generalship, knocking Kendrick's eye and jaw with precise punches while Kendrick showed stubborn gameness until the final bell as Chicago Cubs trainers watched.
In a slow paced ten round bout at Nathnat Sporting Club Joe Coster narrowly defeats Younes Shugrue substituted for Billy Marchant. Coster’s defensive style neutralized Shugrue’s aggression but Shugrue forced the pace late. The crowd hailed the clash as a strong draw and Coster earned a rematch against Bweeney in two weeks.
Aassistant Manager Patterson of Gallaudet announces a schedule of practice games with city high school teams on Kendall Green. First game Saturday March weather permitting. Also listed are dates for several Western Central region practices and notes on weather impacting tryouts and roster selection.
The Carlisle Indian School athlete Warner Tewanima is set to start a rigorous training tour next week under coach Pil eal Lire for the Olympic games at Stockdale. Thorpe is highlighted as a premier all round athlete, with expectations of international competition. the piece notes Tewanima’s rising status and Carlisle’s prominent track stars in long distance and sprints.
Washington City Bowling Association convenes at Tulare alleys to unite bowlers for the chamber bid. Mr Granville Hunt of the Chamber of Commerce outlines prospects of Washington securing the 1813 American Bowling Congress tournament. The group urges full turnout to demonstrate support and mutual good will for bringing the event to the city.
An archival notice lists several individuals and addresses connected to departmental leads and notices. The fragmentary text mentions names such as Rath Tat, Sa en arral, Ninas Kengedy, Dolan Sane Sop, Burke, Korowell Gat Toa, and Mors wos Neute koe. The context suggests a community or organizational roll call with monetary figures like $4 and items described in terse lines.
Jersey City catcher Jack Ryan arrived at the Nationals camp to assist Griffith with developing the catching staff. His arrival, delayed by family and legal matters, is seen as an immense help as Griffith aims to improve backstops for the team this season.
A fragmented OCR passage mentions golfers players like Shapira and Vin Hae and teams including Mohawks and Mohawks Baseball prospects. Names such as Lanny, Vanbrouk, Marin Stas, Pistor and Warne appear amid stray phrases about shooting honors and upcoming games.
An unclear report notes decision making involving players and multiple named entities. No clear dates or outcomes are readable. The fragment mentions teams, people, and places in a troubled OCR passage with minimal legible detail.
The Duckpin Tourney opens on April 22 with events at the Towale. Details unclear in the fragment but competition is slated to begin, inviting participants and spectators to attend.
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