Alexandria Team Plans Five Games with Local Schools
The Starhington Post reports Alexandria’s Badeballs practice at Episcopal High School is suspended due to bad weather. Cupe, Brown, and Johnson vie for catcher roles, with Brown at first base and many candidates for outfield. A schedule lists games against Georgetown Prep, Western High, Woodberry Forest, and others, with two matches at Episcopal and one at Jacob Tome Institute. Local wrestlers Rob Roy Mackey and Young Monday meet in Concordia Hal in a rematch after a prior close bout won by Mackey.
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Navy to open baseball season with George Washington game
The Naval Academy will start its baseball season on March 21 against George Washington University of Washington DC. The March 25 game vs Gallaudet is canceled and St Johns will host the date. Additional games with St Johns and the Xenia WU are planned for May. West Point may play three games this year with three planned dates in May. If each team wins a game the series may be completed Saturday afternoon. No reply has been received from West Point. Vanderbilt wins two races at St Cloud with Prestige and Kersch in the saddle.
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St Valentine Outsiders Top All At Pale Grounds
New Orleans March 15 Van Ness and St Valentine were the only winning favorites at the Pale Grounds today. Third Alarm finished second in the fifth race but was disqualified for fouling Polly Prim. Weather cloudy and tack heavy. Winners: First race Baleshed Blackburn Salvisa. Second Van Ness Lady Henrietta. Third White Powers Canyon Serena. Fourth Valentine Cigerlighter Lite Scout. Fifth Deux Tempons Third Alarm Polly Prim. Sixth Water Pansy Hor Tenelay Katherine L.
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Tom Dolan Triumphs at City Park Race Day
In Orleans on March 19 Tom Dolan and Incubator led the racing card amid cloudy skies and heavy track conditions. A fatal lung fever claimed Karama a two year old colt owned by George Holle. Races featured Tom Dolan winning the first, Incubator taking the sixth, and multiple runners including Little Hikin Ezra Bon Mot and Trinetpia among others.
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Favorites win all races at Oaklawn Park
Hot Springs March 15 Favorites won every race at Oaklawn. In the two year old events Maxim Gorky and Tres Jol narrowly captured victories. Weather cloudy and cold. Races detailed with prices, placements, and times show tight finishes and multiple contenders among Merings Kazi Towner Maggie Powers Europat Min Arco Spring Racite and Cutter among others.
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Surprises at Oakland Racecard Open With Tanana Upset
Oakland races yield two winners at long odds Tanana 2 to 1 and Sir Dougal 12 to 1. Dick Wilson and various rivals trailed as muddy track conditions challenged early pace. Later Ascot results list winners at Los Angeles fixtures with Pan's and Needful among others. multiple fields feature varied endings across six races and a 1 1/8 mile event at Letila Tu.
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Long List of Names and Places From Unclear Source
A dense, fragmented OCR listing many names, places, and terms such as Fair Grounds, Beatrice H, News City Park, Flying Heinloud, Judge Nolan Creel, Major Carpenter Father Talent, Echodale, Oakland, Gibraltar, Astor, Modleum, Dusty Willer, My Surprise, and numerous other personal names, locations, and seemingly disjoint terms without a clear narrative or event.
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Racing Entries From New Orleans Meets
New Orleans Fair Grounds racing entries list multiple races across five and more furlongs. Entries include Belline Albert and Simonent, Mazzi, Captain Maccormick, Beatrice Hf, Safeguard, Juba, and many others with weights and odds. A separate New Orleans City Park card lists splint races, steeplechase, and six furlong sprints with numerous horses. Also notes an upcoming Washington M C A vs Ordways basketball game in the association gym.
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McCathran Emerges as Star Pitcher for A and M Nine
Raleigh's North Carolina Agricultural and Mechanic Arts team builds a strong 25 game schedule under coach J. Kittredge. Rodney McCathran, a tall left hander from Washington Central High, is groomed as ace with spitball control and improved weight and stamina. The squad features Shuford in center, Thompson catching, Knox and Staples in infield, with Steele and Temple sharing pitching duties. The season opens with Trinity Park High and includes trips within the state and to Washington and Lee, Virginia Tech, and Georgetown, highlighting McCathran's anticipated key performances.
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Nationals Warm Up In Open Practice At Charlottesville
National league notes from Charlottesville Virginia report the Washington Nationals moving to outdoor practice after three days indoors. A dry University diamond welcomed morning sessions, with three hours of work including fielding throwing and light batting. Pitcher Hardy is back in form, catcher Heyden joins the squad, and trainer Quirk praises the midwinter perseverance as the team readies for real spring work.
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McGraw Suspends Donlin After Player Fallout
Memphis report says Giants manager John McGraw suspended Mike Donlin after failed attempts to steer him back to discipline. Donlin voiced anger and moved hotels while team officials assess the situation. His absence is seen as a potential blow to last season’s championship squad.
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Becker Wing in Medal Play At Pinehurst Golf Meet
Allan Lard second in the second day at Pinehurst in the spring tournament. Becker L G of Woodland Club Auburndale Mass defeated Allan Lord of Columbia Club Washington 76 to 78 on the seventeenth green. First round results include Fownes over Wilsey, Alden over Aborn, Schott over Thomyson, Becker over Ward, Humphreys over Wardwell, Foot over Fownes, H Denny over Pierce, and H Fownes over Maltby.
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Wisconsin center Dickie Remp exposes football secrets
Madison March 16 Dickie TM Remp famed Wisconsin football center testifies before the legislative investigation committee. He recounts promises of board and room, a later expulsion for alleged drunkenness, a faculty hearing exoneration, and a delayed resolution that extended his university tenure to five years. Regent L S Hanks listens.
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CANDIDATES FOR BOWLING CONGRESS LEADERSHIP NAMED
Louisville reports progress for the American Bowling Congress to convene in the new armory next Saturday. Presidential candidates include Albert Blatz Philadelphia Charles J Kaufman Cincinnati and H Ebbetts Brooklyn. Secretary race features Karpf opposed by Henry J Smithers Louisville. Richmond Club signs Long and Titman of Bloomsburg Normal for Richmond. Cornel declines Oaks purchase despite negotiations led by Manager Senior. Rothgeb signs with the Chicago Cubs after prior play with Baltimore and Washington.
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Staunton Cadets Baseball Schedule Preview
Staunton Military Academy opens practice next week under Captain Meloney with Cadet Peyton Hale as captain. The schedule lists games at Staunton against Fishburne, Harrisonburg High, Wes Maryland College, Staunton Athletic Club, Waynesboro, Bridgewater, Woodberry Forest, Bethel Military Academy, Miller School, and other opponents through May with openings on May 23 and June 6.
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Randolph-Macon Schedule Shows Strong Virginia Opponents
Ashland College club faces a tight lineup featuring top Virginias teams. Randolph-Macon completes its season slate with games against University of Virginia, Wake Forest, Hampden-Sidney, William and Mary, and others, plus a northern trip by Dickinson College.
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