Baum and Rippard Lead Duckpin Duo to First Place
Baum and Rippard moved into first by beating Smith and Jones in the Spar rqngh alleys two man duckpin event. Scores show Collier Rodler at 333 and Adler and Deardoff at 222 among the best marked pairs, with various teams ranging from 217 to 228 in the mix.
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Georgetown vs Hatchetypes in District intercollegiate final
Georgetown and George Washington clash for the third time this season to decide the District intercollegiate title at the YMCA gym. Coach Robey reports all players fit except Frospers in hospital. Covell to start. Probable lineup has Gow, Migoiteener, Veil, Whiting and others in key guard and center roles.
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Tourney Opens Tonight at St Louis American Bowling Congress
Preparations completed for the annual American Bowling Congress tournament in St Louis Missouri starting tonight with twelve new alleys in use. Five man teams bowl tomorrow at 7 and 9 30 pm with Sunday relays from 1 pm to midnight. Teams include five man and all events with 610 five man teams 12 four man teams and 1046 individuals. Business meetings run through the week and the election of officers is on Thursday.
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Cambridge Favored In English Boat Race Lineup
Cambridge and Oxford crews prepared for the annual Putney to Mortlake race with Cambridge slight favorite at 4 to 1. The Cavendonians aim to lower the 18 minutes 47 seconds course record set by Oxford in 1682 and equaled by Cambridge in 1900, with both crews hailed as above average.
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Cornell Wrestlers Best Penn in Intercollegiate Meet
Cornell University defeated the University of Pennsylvania four bouts to three in Ithaca, with three falls by Cornell and all Penn victories by fall. Cornell protested heavyweight Pike’s ineligibility under Penn rules for freshmen in major sports. Speen, Pinehurst section notes round golf results follow.
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Attell and Solomon to Fight Twenty Rounds in May
New York report says manager McCarry has matched featherweight champion Abe Attell and local fighter Kid Solomon for a twenty round bout likely in late May. The bout purse will be 12 pounds and gate receipts split 66 and 34 percent.
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Conklin Takes Second in National Billiards Championship
Special to The Washington Fest New York March 16 Charles F. Conklin of the Chicago Athletic Association defeated Edward W. Gardner ex national amateur champion 40 to 21 to claim second place behind Calvin Demarest in the seventh annual national championship at 14 2 balk line Gardner earned bronze and other prizes while Conklin received the oak chest of table silver and Demarest won the sevres vase high average prize and diamond pin The event closed the most remarkable amateur tournament to date with final scores and runs noted for each player.
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Cranston to Coach Aggies Ex Georgetown Catcher Named
Maryland Agricultural College hires Bob Cranston former Georgetown catcher to coach baseball for the coming season. Opening games with Georgetown canceled due to late coaching hire. About 30 candidates compete for regular spots as Jarrett leads pitching with growing arm strength. Schedule begins March 23 at College Park against Fredericksburg College with a slate of region games to follow.
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Athletics in the Capital Feature Varied 1907 Sports News
Reports from Washington detail postponements and lineup changes across multiple sports. Georgetown candidates, Eastern High baseball, and the Capitals bowling team are covered, alongside a Wilmington signing and a New York Highlanders win.
Poor racing on tap uBMOSA wins the feature
In New Orleans on March 15 a light program favored selling races. Cobmosa led the card by easily defeating Antoine and Bitter Sir while Heart of Hyacinth and Royal Breeze placed respectably under Nicol and O Neill. Mary Morris faded to third as hoped for by bettors, with Rappahannock taking the main six furlong feature before a cheering crowd.
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Judge Post Favorite in City Park Derby Field
New Orleans Mar 1 Judge Post w ill start as a heavy favorite in the City Park Derby with nine entries led by The Burlew and ONellts stable figures Judge Post Sir Toddington and Gild All three are in prime form with odds around 3 to 2 Temaceo the Darnell colt could be second choice after a strong California Derby run Planute and Pink Star with Nicol ride are also contenders Tileing the early season favorite remains sharp Yankee Girl and Frank ONeill on Judge Post add depth to the favorite lineup Track conditions improved and the City Park course expected to draw full crowds for the stakes renewal named for the track
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SPLIT EVEN AT ASCOT
At Ascot today's racing split evenly between favorites and outsiders. Track and weather conditions were fine. First race: One mile, 104 Gold Ledge won at 26 to 1, second was Mail, third Jetsam. Second race: Mile and sixteenth won by Gilpto at 7 to 2. Third race: Five and a half furlongs won by Remember at 26 to 1, Virginia Lorraine second. Fourth race: One mile won by Wandthorpe at 12 to 1. Fifth race: Seven furlongs Rubinon won at 2 to 1, Rovett second. Sixth race: Git furlongs Taylor George won at 3 to 6, Antara second.
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Rhinestone Disqualified After Race at Oakland Meet
In San Francisco on March 15 the second Face at Oakland saw Rhinestone, favored at 15 to 1, bumped Adena and Adrian during the stretch and was disqualified, with Dugan suspended for two weeks. Race results list Adena winning second race. Rhinestone placed third after the foul. The report details six races including times and participants.
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Oaklawn horse racing meet yields lone favorite winner
Hot Springs Avk March 13 only one favorite won at Oaklawn as rough riding in the third left jockey Skirvin unhurt. Race by race results list four furlongs to one mile events with horses Waterfleet Hasty Albert Fir Matloona Ra quest and Tomoehicht among the runners.
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Capron Cadets Triumph In Low-Scoring League Contest
Capron Cadets defeated Western High School 17 to 14 at the National Guard Armory. Hammerly starred as Capron showed improving passing and outdistanced Western to secure the win. Lineups and scorers listed for both teams.
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Suits in Style Aimed at Superior Value at Parker-Bridget
In selecting our stock of Men's Spring Suits we arranged a line of $18, $20, and $25 that we claim is far superior to others at the same prices. The best worsteds, stripes, checks, plaids, and serges are shown with modern details and perfect fit. Also a great line of spring overcoats at these prices.
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Trials at Benning Track Show Strong Horse Work
Heavy crowds at Benning as trainers sent out multiple stables led by Jule Garson William Adllar Hot Springs James Fitzem mons and Thomas B. Doswell. Horses worked in speeds and halves across numerous names with times ranging from 0 27 to 2 28 for various distances and gaits.
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Taylor Narrowly Joins Irish American Athletic Club
J B Taylor the Pennsylvanian sprinter was unanimously elected to membership in the Irish American Athletic Club after a Wednesday night meeting. A committee will name a track and field coach to replace Ernie Hiertberg, who joined the New York A C. The club also voted 15 000 for Celtic Park improvements for the upcoming outdoor season.
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Nationals Hold Spring Practice in Galveston Memo
The Washington Nationals opened outdoor workouts in Galveston Texas on March 15. Pitchers Hughes Falkenberg Kitson and Graham showed strong early form while Blankenship worked behind the plate. Cantillon praised Graham and Kitson while noting the planned activities include local locals against the Sand Crabs and a Sunday game against the Cardinals in Houston.
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Reach's Official Guide Out 1907 Edition
Reach's 1907 Official Guide by A J Reach Company Philadelphia edited by Francis C Richter hits stands. Warwick Athletic Club challenges the Yankees and the Fendall Cadets for the city youth boxing championship. the edition is praised as the best handbook of its kind.
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Harvard Names Crane Head Coach as Reid Methods End
Joshua Crane Jr., Harvard Class of 1890, winner of the national court tennis title three times, to replace W. T. Reid Jr. as head football coach. Parker defied Reid and appointed Crane, signaling a major shift from Reid’s system while Yale reportedly sticks with old lines. Also notes Rowe’s trainer license kerfuffle and a thriving New York boxing scene with clubs enforcing the law, plus report Stone to join the St. Louis Browns after a short retirement.
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Reulbach Must Serve Three Year Cubs Contract Ruling
In Cincinnati on March 6 the national baseball commission ruled pitcher Reulbach is bound to a three year contract with the Chicago Nationals, denying his free agent claim and voiding the need for a new deal. The report also notes Frank Sherman defeated Fred Stewart to win the Great Southern pool title, 150 to 151, with a rematch set tonight.
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Hart Beats Rogers In Springstein Bout At Fort Springs
Marvin Hart knocked out Harry Rogers in the second round of a twenty round bout in Fort Springs Arkansas. A right swing to the jaw ended the contest. A note in the Post's letter box mentions Harry Bryan. Two killed when freight train No 7% derailed east of Meadville Pennsylvania. Engineer K D Logan and a brakeman died. Several others seriously injured. Laura Jefferies 28, bookkeeper for Commonwealth Lumber Company Mohlers West of Hinton West Virginia, killed by a westbound train. Educational contest entries due by April. back numbers and catalogs available from the publication office.
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Spring Hats Offered At Two Dollars Each
Local shop advertises spring hats at two dollars, cheaper than three dollars, highlighting a fine black felt style resembling higher priced hats. It promises better grades and notes agents for Stetson. Children’s spring hats with new styles priced from fifty cents up.
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