Two Nationals Unsigned Fight for 1916 Team Place
Nationals struggle over unsigned status as Henry Rondeau and Howard Shanks delay contracts. Griffith plans to retain or reduce salaries, while Rondeau aims to prove value. Indoor workouts substitute for Lambeth field practice amid uncertain weather and upcoming games against the Altrocks and Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Rondeau
Howard Shanks
Chriffith
Theae
Nationals
Chieftiin
Washington
Rondeau
Shanks Barl
Yesterduy Griffith
Griffith
Griffth Hut
Baseball Five Wins in a Bowling Match
Special to The Washington Post. Charlottesville March 15 Washington bowlers beat Charlottesville All Stars by 122 pins at Mineralite alleys. Ray Morgan led with scores of 140 133 140, McBride also strong, while Pappas and Blakes of Charlottesville troubled but outshone. Manager Griffith bowled consistently as the Washington team claimed the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Charlottesville
Griffith
Washington
Haggard
Morgan
Hedburg
Williama
Grimith
Tota
Quarters Worry Jones Yet Willard Stays Calm
New York March 15 Jess Willard trains amid gloom caused by boxing commission edict banning quarters and quarter terms. Jones, in the trenches, weighs the impact on earnings while Willard remains unfazed, down to 254 pounds. The piece contrasts historic fighter weights and notes various boxing items, including Albert Badoud European welterweight champion in New York and Charles Ledoux reportedly wounded in the trenches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greaves
New York
Jess Willard
Tom Jones
Forty-fourth Street
Boxing Commission
Willard
Jess
Commission
Jones
Jem Mace
Hingland
Charlie Mitchall
Yankee Sullivan
Bob Fitzsimmons
Creedon
John L. Sullivan
Albert Badoud
Europe
Badoud
Young Ahearn
Mike Gibbons
Charles Ledoux
Ledoux
the Press Pub. Co
New York Evening World
Tech loses Meyers and prunes squad amid weather
Les Meyers left Tech for South Dakota to study agriculture and will return next fall for football. Indoor practice continues as bad weather delays field work. Coach Jakey Roberts plans pruning today and backstop work finishes soon. Frederick Hardesty and Samuel Milter from Washington receive Tome School insignias for soccer and basketball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tech
Les Meyers
Meyers
South Dakota
Uncle Sam
Gene Ochsenreiter
Jakey Roberts
Frederick A. Hardesty
Samuel Milter
Washington
Tome School
Reach Tennis Semifinals In Indoor Championship
Washington Post report from New York March 15 describes semi final pairing in the women's national Indoor tennis championship. Champion Miss Mola Bjurstedt defeated Mrs Percy Wilbourne 6-0 6-1. Maria Wagner beat Florence Sheldon 6-4 6-1 to reach final stage. Schmidts vs His Aiken also set in other half. In polo Maurice de Partridge Cup final, Alken club beat Pine Tree 13 to 4 as Central team led by early start and better field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Mola Bjurstedt
Percy” Wilbourne
Maria Wagner
Miss Bjurstedt
Miga Florence Sheldon
Frederick C. Schmidts
David C. His
Aiken
8. C
Coopers- Central
Tech
Town
Pine the Diamonds
Fifth Street
Fiort ‘Tree Club
Maurice de Avenue
Central
Ad-J Partridge
Terse sport items touch spring training and moves
Pitcher George McConnell signed with the Cubs in Tampa as spring signs. Fagan of Oklahoma City may join Western Association pruning at Waxahachie. Eppa Hixey tells Moran he cannot secure a teacher substitute in Alexandria. Rebel Oakes to lead Denver in the Western circuit. Old Man Evers remains a Braves camp highlight in Miami. Gandil Turner and Chapman pegged for Cleveland infield roles in New Orleans. Connie Mack bans golfing to protect Athletics’ batting eye. Harri Katkoff defeats Mddis Coulon in an 18 round St Louis bout weighing 416 pounds each. Kentucky bill to license boxing and create an athletic board defeated 16 to 12.
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Waxahachie
Tex
Fagan
Oklahoma City
Western Association
Jennings
St.Petersburg
Fla
Eppa Hixey
Moran
The
Philies
Alexandria
Miami
Evers
Braves
New Orleans
Gandil
Turner
Chapman
Cleveland
St. Louis
Harri’ Katakoff
Mddis Coulon
State athletic commission lifts Willard bout suspension
The State athletic commission raised the suspension of the Pioneer Sporting Club of New York City after Jess Willard failed to face Al Reich. Willard has trained privately since, and the commission recommended he continue private training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bperial
Washington Post
Albany
N. Y
State Athletic Commission
Pioneer Sporting Club
New York City
Jess Willard
al Reich
Willard
Willard Weighs 254 And Tight Waistline Now
World heavyweight champion Willard reports rough weather pausing workouts as he intends to focus on boxing. He details sparring sessions at the Pioneer Club with Monahan and Hempel, noting a 254 pound frame and a waistline unchanged since the Johnson fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Willard
New York
Monahan
Hempel
Pioneer Club
Johnson
Mt Pleasant Wins in S S Basketball
Mt Pleasant overwhelmed Covenant 66 to 21 as McKendree forfeited to Christ Lutheran in the Sunday School Basketball League. McKendree withdrew after managerial changes, while Epiphany Christ Lutheran Keller and Peck were set to play next Monday. Christ Lutheran leads the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant
Covenant
McKendree
Christ Lutheran
Schnare
Shanghai
Ching
Epiphany
Keller
Peck
Mr. Pleasant
Woolf Lo
Hutterly
Boor Woolf
Grant
Long
van Dosen
Lynch
Phelps
EB. Colliflower
Hime
News Times Distance Run to Resume Next Fall
The News Times distance run will resume next fall after a two year lapse. The race has alternated between Laurel Washington and Laurel Baltimore for five years. This year's event ends at the Monumental City with a start location yet to be decided and an exact date not set. New Haven March 15 L N Murray elected Yale hockey captain for next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News- Times
Laurel
Washington
Baltimore
Monumental City
New Haven, Conn
L. N. Murray
New York City
Yale
Moran Amused by Opinions in Title Fight Buildup
New York March 15 Challenger Moran comments on opinions about his bout with Jim Willard. He notes Coffey backs Willard and Coffey’s two wins, observes critics vary in knowledge, and discusses training and weather conditions during preparations. Moran shows confidence while acknowledging mixed forecasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Moran
New York
Jim Coffey
Jesa Willard
Willard
Coffey
Pat Choynski
Willia Lewis
Madden and
McKinnon
Asheville NC Golf Tournament Opens Next Month
Asheville Country Club North Carolina announces a spring golf tournament set for April 12 to 15. A qualifying round will precede the 18 hole course final. The winner receives a gold medal and additional awards are planned for 18 expected competitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville Country Club
North Carolina
Bowling Scores Tie For Lead In A B G Event
Cincinnati star Ben Hueaman tied for the lead with 685 in the American Bowling Congress event in Toledo. A late stretch of seven strikes in the final game helped, but a spare kept him from a clear top score. Wittman Bakers posted a 1,053 team game and Larry Sutton added 279 in his first string.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
American Bowling Congress
Ben Hueaman
Hueaman
Hateh and Nelson
Racine
Wis
Hunters and Hendricks
Grind Rapids
F. She
Chicago
B. Huesinant
Cincinnati
E. Baydl
Ingram Memorial Girls Lead In Bowling Match
Ingram Memorial girls defeated Grand Central six with two games to one at National Capital alleys. A second game will be rolled at Grand Central alleys to decide the match. Williams 115 293 series 115 77 106. Frecht 115. Greenwood 98 78. Weselberger 80 65. Totals 509 for Ingram, 304 420 419 for Grand Central.
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Ingram
Williams
Wesélberger
Four Tied in Cus Tourney at Clarendon parlors
Four players Talbot Wrahn Williams and Rucker each have two wins and no defeats leading a pocket billiard tourney in progress at Clarendon Virginia parlors Holly Devitee Steadman Manning and Hersstein each have two losses Chicago March 15 Ralph Greenleaf a 1 year old Monmouth NL pocket billiard player tops the list in the world pocket billiard championship tournament in progress here He fans Wor 7 and Idst
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talbot
Wrahn
Williams
Rucker
Progrega
Clarendon
Holly
Devitee
Steadman
Manning
Hersstein
Chicago
Ralph Greenleaf
Monmouth
Parker, Bridget & Co Hats and Shoes Sale Recall
Safe investments now. Spring Hats shown and worn by Bridget, Parker & Co. Hundreds of Ramo & Omar Hats at $2 and $3. Real styles and quality. Teck Shoes $2.95 for $4. Russet and Gun Metal. Clearance two lots at $3.95 for $5 and Gun Metal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramo & Omar
Daubert Busy With Bat In Practice Win
Daytona Florida March 15 Brooklyn regulars defeated the Colts to 2 in a practice game this afternoon three hits off Coombs and two errors in the fourth giving them a big lead Daubert went on a batting spree accumulating four safe drives out of five times up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Daytona
Fla
Brooklyn
Colts
Coombs
Daubert
Baker Returns to Action in Macon Exhibition
Macon Georgia March 15 Franklin Baker a renowned home run hitter joined the game today for the first time this season. Hampered by an injured finger he spent about fifteen minutes fielding and gathering balls around third base and now feels ready for regular work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
J Franklin ‘Baker
Baker
Results of Racing Over Two Courses
A detailed card of mixed racing results across multiple races. Horses like Labelin Wat Eden Park Captain Ben and others show wins, seconds, and thirds with times and payouts listed for each of six or more races including first, second, third place, and other entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metcalf
Wat
A Carroll
Eden Park
Scherrer
Wall Street
Parteiple
Aso
Helling
Ben
Warrington
York Lad
Carroll
Colonel Astmeade
Murphy
Scrapper
Wise Hand
Martinos
Smoky Dan
Dave Montgomery
Cooper
Vachel Worth
Muriel’s Pet
Stearns
Eleanor N
Orincular, Jr
Dick Deadwood
Belle Terre
Kederis
Yallaha
Steston
Paymaster
Billy Joe
Steiliff
Balgee
Kilday
False City
Coopers
Glomer
Dreyer
Luke van Zandt
Southern Star
Bobo Mink
el Pato
Gentry
Virgle Dot
McEwen
Consoler
Chad Buford
Hedge Rose
Copper Town
Habana
Unclear Racing Names Across Multiple Newspapers
Fragmented OCR list of horse names, handlers, and various entities from Cincinnati and Morning Telegraph papers. Readable items include Golden Bantam, Lang Bleu, Cicerone, Ralph 8, Crofton, and Dryad among others with scattered person names and brands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinetanatl Enquirer
Golden Bantam
Lang Bleu
Cicerone
Ralph
Crofton
Meelich
Vachel Worth
Blue Wing
Rerpin Brownstone
Anna Brazal
Stoutheart
RACE TRACK ENTRIES FOR SPORT OF TODAY AT HOT SPRINGS
Race card lists six races with maidens and selling events for two year olds to older horses. Entries include Jonge Sang Rleu 106 and Marie Miller 111 in maiden events, and Vector Max 98 plus several 100s in selling handicaps. Weather clear track fast with multiple entries like Hale, Tam krack, Electrician, and Lady Mellex across sprint and distance races.
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Seliing
Bulgar
Wolstenholm
Musantt
Mountain
Montrea
Denmivon
Stunner
BR. L. Swavenger
Lady Bryn
Thrill
Ravenal
Afterglow
Carlton G. Miss Genevieve
Ellott
Tamih
Watts
Shadrach
Trexier
Dakota
Connelly
Penance
Blue Rock
Prince Chap Alno
Laura
Ward
Edmond Adams
Trozier
Moncrief
Sterrett
Margaret Klien
Kopje
Wavering
Enver Rey
Jabot
Gonnolly
Crusac
Almeda Lawrence
Dorter Tuck
Bob
Marie Miller
Golden Bantam
Donpette
Cleprone
Miss Philbin
Lady Mellex
Mag
Crafton
Frank O'Netl
Bernini Yarhel Worth
Blue Wing
Lee Harrison If
King Radford
Young Panay
Anta
Dale
Donner
Politician
Brownstone
John Bunny
Alston
Marden
Flecha Negra
Bray
Curls
Doc Meals
Ayora
Idolita
Seminole
Doc Meala
Marvinni & Ruige
Electrician
Tome Kid
Kettle Drum
Jim
Sir Offenbach
Font
Bank Bill
Massenet
Hester
Kuntic Maid
Tom Hancock
Eihan Allen
Bulger
Yellow Byer
Wander
Galemwinthe
Mike Cohen
Te Pin
Lamerlane
Dinah Te
Ravn
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Sidney West
Shanks
Stanley T. Milliken
Nationale
Lampeth Field
Altrocks
Griffiths
White Virginia
Griffth
Collegians
Colfegians
Yidl
Virginis
Ryan
Hliser
Barth
Danny Moeler
Monacians
Lambeth Field
Sleepy Hollow
Henry
Rua
ISK
Cascade
Geo. A. Dickel & Co., Distillers
Nashville, Tenn
By Edgren
Samson
Charlie White
Rober
Dundee
Leonard Dundee
Johnny Dundee
Leonard
Leon
U. S
Tedgren
Daniel McKerrick
Daniel
Bis
Euerope
Dannymac
Terry McGovern
Firat
Matreeta
Cooperstown
Niewspapreh Rehivye
TERSE
Tampa
George McConnell
Cubs
Tinker
Cub
Pittsburgh
Rebel” Oakes
Pittsburgh Federals
Denver
Jacksonville
Connie Mack
Frankfort
Athletic Board of Control
Senate
A. C
U.K
S. S
Murrey Yale
Ingram Rollers Lead
Grand Central
Billard Tourney
Parker, Bridget & Co
P.b.’S
P.B
Bat
Hot Springs
Cincimati Enquirer
Kettletram
Jim L
Ethan Allen
Euterpe
Ball Band
Yellow Eyes
Argument
Ravanel
Water Lad
Tie Pin
Tony Fashion
Queen Apple
Telegraph Seminole
Ayers
Doc Menis
Some Kid
Ford Mal
Galeswinthe
Lady Rankle
Dinah Ds
Queen Appis
Tuxedo
Prince Albert Horn
7Th St
Union
C. Walter Hoorr
MGR
Maxwell
Detroit
H. B. Leary, Jr
14Th St
Emerson & Orme
Hudson & Dodge Pleasure Cari Wilcox
C & Vim
Semmes Motor
En Ave
Republic Motor
6Th St. W. W
Seventeenth Street
Bundaya
Sunday Post
Rorive
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