Yankee Girl Wins City Park Derby Narrowly Over Sir Toddington
Yankee Girl, the second betting choice, surged from behind to edge Sir Toddington in the City Park Derby at one and one quarter miles in New Orleans. Temaces and Judge Post trailed as Yankee Girl closed strong, taking the lead near the stretch and holding on by a length as the field tired. Weather cloudy, track fair. six furlongs and longer races also listed with finishes and odds.
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New Orleans
Mar
Yankee Girl
Temaces
Sir Teddington
Jude Post
Sir Coddington
Whiting
Omething
Anish
Tiling
Sumaries
Nicol
Zick Abrams
Mountain
Orderly
I. Time
Leenomie, Limited
Alcor
Wor Fizz
Lady Mai
Telescope
Clique
Lucy Ring
Paxton
Amador
Ancestor
Cond Kace
Kara
Murphy
Dr Retth
Pee
Accond
Estajoy
Gaddy
Torchella Cell
Lites Us
Subidor
Henry A Sehree
Ziophan
Cel
Liord
Joy
Lee
Alien
Prince’ Bon Stag
Ket Brigade
Cara Dusant Bitterman
Drawney
Emma O
Geneva
Mickieton
Plo
City Park
Adasd
Yankon
Sir Toddington
J Hennys
Garton
Tomacco
S.von
Misa Leeds
Ner
von Pasadena
Koes
Roc
Jehu T. Inglis
Sally Preston
Marvin Atco van
von von Chars
Ledme Tfi Mountein
Rontenue
Sherad Afar
Ethel Ran
James Rfck
Toside Tf
Caprice Ohzo
Prince Brutus Flavigny
Rellindion
Mamie Algol Beats Francisco in Thornton Stakes Race
Mamie Algol won the Thornton Stakes after a tight finish with Dee to Leggo and Loa Asseleno racing for the lead. The heavily favored Doctor Leggo faded to third as Mamie Algol surged late to take the prize. the winner's share was 313. The card also lists six supporting races with multiple named horses and riders.
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Francisco
Mar
Bistory
3 Angeleno
M'P Algol
Doctor Leggo
Dee Tae Los Angeleno
Arivel
Ascot Park
Deeto Leggo
Mamie
Loa Asseleno
Steet
Mamie Algol
Kanppentrode
Michel Motlander
Chovent Bell
Seagille
Tarnana Fairy Street
Duke of Orleanx
Treasure! Bebitor
Alta Spa
Gentry
Briers
Dream
Corrigan
Daniel
Governor Davis
Orchan
Black Fringe
CodShade
Grote
Gon
Huston
Graham
Hunter
Lone Wolf
Lom Anguleno
Knapp
A Brown
Pretension's Close Call at Oaklawn Races
Hot Springs Ark March 164 In the feature race at Oaklawn the favorite Pretension narrowly escaped defeat as Beacon Light slipped through on the rail in the stretch but fell just short by a whisker. Four favorites won on a clear fast track with Ghiftey Rossmere and Gig Bow among notable winners in earlier dashes.
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Beacon Light
China
Hot Springs
Ark
Oaklawn
Pretension
Aubuchon
Ghiftey Rossmere
Austin
Aunt Hala
Foley
Rio
Pate
Swain
Matharine Murphy
Manchester
Hage Atte
Corns
Moreland
Matador
Martin
Belgonce
Sieth
Ben Etrang
Hose Bart
J. Alte
Ascot Today at Los Angeles card features Galt Boot victory
The fourth race over two miles saw Galt Boot take early lead after a steady first mile and a half to win easily. The program included multiple races with payoffs and entries like Gold Spot, Kidwood, and Tony Bonero, with notable finishes and long odds across the card. The meet ran in fine weather as Easy for Gold Spot claimed the spotlight in the latest outcomes.
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Los Angeles
Ascot
Galt Boot
Avantellus
Booger Red
Proton
Sister Julia
Bruswell
Gigann
Sunita
Tims
Aleo Roa
Furas
Kidwood
Boland
Viona
Perond
Tevalt
Graud
Pine
Storssel
Table
Parting
Minnie
Lydia Wrouseman
Smith
Adonis
Preston
Grand
Roman Boy
Yellow Kid
Alopath
Muo
Gilpin
Madden
Russell
Caulcap
Ross
Markle Mayer
Cotillion
Lile Bakoran
Sqven Ftrlanga
Tony Bonero
Brussels
Buna
Clerk
Fraylt
Holand
Miller Wins Shot Put at Baltimore Indoor Meet
Norfolk reports a large indoor track meet at Armory Hall where Boys' Latin School of Baltimore led a field including Maryland, DC, Virginia schools, and the Army and Navy. Miller of Georgetown won the shot put. Lorando of George Washington dominated sprints and middle distances. University of Virginia and George Washington athletes posted top marks.
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Norfolk
Armory Hall
Young Men's Association
Seventyfist Virginia Regiment
Boys' Latin School of
Baltmore
Maryland
District of Columbia
Virginia
Army
Navy
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Berry
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Cootes
U S. A
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George Washington
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Randolph
Army and Navy Preparatory School
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Gaincion
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Heed
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Wilson
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Jmne
Gallaudet College Baseball Prospects Amid Tryouts at Kendall Green
About twenty candidates reported for practice on Kendall Green in uniform as five teams played. Captain Cooper leads a hopeful group though several players have left. season opens with a game against the Milfes in Annapolis on April and a practice match with St Johns College in Washington at Kendall Green next Saturday. Easter week camping at Great Falls planned. catchers contenders include Horton Holliday Harner and Bell. Infield to be formed from catchers plus Preston Byrne and Hower. outfield expected from Sharp Davis Cranen Townsend. Pitching weakened by Rungell absence with Dillon Holliday O Donnell and Morris relied on. other hopefuls list Underhill B phoneman Schrodel Hiurkart Mosey Kace Batley Wright.
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Gallaudet College
Kendall Green
Matzner
Hinch
Leitch
Maguire
McCandless
Russel
Capt
Cooper
Milcfes
Annapolis
S T. John's College
Washington
Great Fells
Catcher’s Coalition
Matener
Horton
Holliday
Harner
Bell
Preston
Byrne
Hower
Sharp
Davis
Cranen
Townsend
Rungell
Piching
Dillon
O'Donnell
Morris
Underhill
B Phoneman
Schrodel
Hiurkart
Mosey
Kace
Batley
Wright
Alexandria Athletic Association to Field Nine in Baseball
The Alexandria Athletic Association elected Arthur M. Gray as manager and William W. Welker as assistant manager to field a baseball team this season. The group plans games with District and area teams, with expenses for twelve players covered from Alexandria. Contact Gray at 2 North Fairfax Street or Welker at 111 North Royal Street. The club organized December 15 with 30 members and now boasts 75.
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Alexandria Athletic Association
Alexandria
Arthur M. Gray Menager
William W. Welker
Manspor
Arthur M. Gray
North Fairfax Street
William Ty. Welker
North Royal Street
Alexandria Ve
Names List From Park Run Signal Readiness For Monday
A long roster of horse and entrant names is listed as ready for a Monday run at City Park. Notable entries include Frontenac Orbicular Dew of Dawn and Stolen Momentu plus several with uncertain spellings.
Trial Gallops at Benning Track In Fast Session
Slow damp track at Benning curtailed speed but trainers sent horses through stiff workouts. James Blute arrived with twelve horses from Ancot Park, reports list times for many runners including Demund Horace B, Lexngton Pirate Pioneer and Hyperion among others, highlighting mile and three-quarter efforts and sprinting fractions.
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Benning
James Blute
Ancot Park
Demund
Horace B
Phan Lad
Hiram
Patla
Abna May
Vervanl
Graziallo
Merryman
Te Lexington Pirate
Pioneer
RIKA
Delphie
Bir Wilfred
Reidmore
Fusilady
OLD Guard
Boctery Budsts
Jack Ayreon
Alpenmarchen
Bill Hibbs
Encore
Herblif
Bquvigny
Sloon
Hyperion
Darkle
Parkville
Sheridan
Martin
Azelina
Lord Badge
Guesthavss
Bound Brook
Blember
Bilpil
False Garter
Lady Powell
Cederstrome
Lackey
Willefts
Thomond
Judge White
Marster
Workmaid
Computer
Queethel
Rose OF Dawn
Berkclay
Winchester
New Yorkers Exhibition Feature Philadelphia Indoor Games
Melvin Shap pard of Irish-American Athletic Club New York won the 1,000 yards in 2:23 from scratch at the First Regiment Armory indoor meet in Philadelphia. The Penn two mile relay team of Tewell Plumley Boyle and Taylor beat Haskina Wilcox Jones and Root in 8:29. A Corinthian Yacht Club smoker marked by music and a plan to add a second story at Seventy and Water Streets. Corcoran Cadets forfeited a basketball game in York. Lehigh defeated Manhattan in college basketball.
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First Regiment Armory
Melvin Shappard
Corinthian Yacht Club
Club Fa
Sevanth
Water Streets
Columbia and
Greater Washington
Signor Marconi
Washington
Yeaaon
Aum
Washington Defeats Georgetown in Hard Fought Contest
George Washington University beat Georgetown 26 to 10 at M. G. Gymnasium on St Patrick's Eve. Covell starred as a freshman while Rice and Beichelheimer contributed, and Washington exploited Georgetown's defense to win the first of the series.
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George Washington University
Georgetown
St. Patrick’s
M. G. A. Gymnesium
Yorktown
Rooters
George Washington
BI Rice
Central Y M C A Defeats Local Washington Team
Special to The Washington Post from Baltimore on March 16 reports the Central Y M C A basketball squad defeating the Washington Y M C A quintet in a whirlwind game. The locals showed strong form, taking and widening an early lead through cohesive team play while the Central squad struggled with erratic offense. referee was O W Pumper.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Central
Poaltiong
Washington
Tett Forwart
O W. Pumper
Pass Up Starnagle Case and Durham Free Agent Decision
The national baseball commission ruled Louis Durham a free agent after he claimed he played with Brooklyn late in 1905. A separate Starnagle dispute between Lincoln club and the Tri-State League was referred to the National Association board for adjudication, with Lincoln claiming purchase in 1903 and Tri-State arguing allocation under their agreement.
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Pat Powers
Cincinnati
Ohio
National Baseball Commission
Louis Durham
Durham
Brooklyn
Starnagle
Lincoln
Nebr
Tri-State League
Lincoln Club
Washington American League
Hem
National
National Board
The
National Association For
Yale swimmers prevail at Penney Meet intercollegiate title
Yale wins the Intercollegiate Individual Swimming Championships at Philadelphia on March 16, scoring 40 points. Pennsylvania finishes second with 18, Princeton third with 4. Harvard, Columbia and others do not compete. Wilmington to acquire Vinson. Trenton reports manager Carney closes deal with Wilmington club. Ruelbach signs with Chicago Nationals after holdout.
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Ota Eli
Philadelphia
Yale
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Harvard
Columbia
Bro
Wilmington
Vinson
Trenton
Mar
Carney
New England States
Bowling Tourney Opens in St Louis Amid Reconstruction
The seventh annual American Bowling Congress tournament opened in the Crescent building with twelve alleys, a 2,000 seat ball, and teams from St. Louis and Kansas City. President Robert Bryson and senior officers officiated as competing squads began play tonight. Top initial scores include Sperteman 2 800 and Lois 2 354 for Kansas City and St Louis entries 2 499 and 2 486 respectively.
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St. Louis
American Bowling Congress
Crescent
Kansas City
Robert Bryson
Indianapolis
Vilowa
Sperteman
Sportsman
Lois
da Seto
St Louis
Hreelted
Heels Dominate Bingham School In Season Opener
The Washington Post reports North Carolina Carolina 28 Bingham School medicine 0 in a one sided season opener. Morrow pitched four innings with ten strikeouts while Racy finished strong. Whitaker stole bases and Story lined long hits as Carolina built a 16 run by the eighth.
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Washington Post
Bingham Boys
Varsity
Story
Whitaker
Ree Carolina
Bingham
Carolina
Morrow
Racy
Rogers
Mebane
Albright
Virginians Not Strong Three Hits Defeat Woodberry Forrest
Virginia opens its baseball season with a 7 to 1 win over Woodberry Forrest in Charlottesville. Coach Tom Brown’s team shows poor hitting and ragged defense though pitcher Walker allows only three hits. Honaker, standout in football, shines after lineup changes. Scoring by innings omitted.
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Epetial
Washington Post
Charlottesville
Virginia
Woodberry Forrest
Tom Brown
Walker
Honaker
Uttle Yaxan
Indians
Maddux
Pickfors
Washington
Baseball Suit Reopened In New Jersey Hearing
The Baltimore baseball club seeks $30 from the Brooklyn club over players sold seven years ago. Judge Fort orders Baltimore to show cause why the judgment should not be set aside and grants 50 days to file a bill of particulars before a meritorious hearing. In other news, the Cleveland Americans won their first spring exhibition game in Macon, defeating the local team 2 to 1.
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Hanlon
New York
Baltimore Baseball Club
Brooklyn Baseball Club
Jersey City
Fort
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Baltmore Club
Washington
Macon
Cleveland Americans
Lajoie
Echoes of the Diamond and Baseball Salary Fever
Rumors and shifts dominate early baseball news as Billy Phyle moves from St Louis to Montreal while minor leaguers chase bigger salaries. Howard Buckley signs with Hartford then joins Lancaster. Jimmy Sheckard heads south after signing. Bandon Maertes and Sandow also linked to new clubs. Streets buzz with owners, managers, and umpire moves as Old Guard figures, such as Buck Brine and Ned Henin, are mentioned, amid talk of exhibition games and season setup.
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Billy Phyle
Glante
Montreal
St Louis
Neware
Howard Buckley
Hartford
Lasesster Club
Tri-Atata Lesgua
Buckley
Chaslay
Bandon Maertes
Sandow
Heston Nationale
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EM Dlinton
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Oleison
Nevada
Boston
Pat Dougherty
Jimmy Gehring
Palm Beach
Barney Dreyfus
Pirates
Homa Wagner
Jerge Burkett
Worcester
Harry Wolverton
Wilterumport
Connie Meckta
Eta Alenta
Pesc Ent Pomibla
Giants
New Orleans
Zimmer
Pettingwina
Lenean
Brannield
Gleeson
Courtey
Dupin
Mages
Thames
Titus
Murray
Anton Buck Brine
John Wart
Ned Henin
Frank Selez
Thers
Alan
Anid
Nationals Beat Sandcrabs In Galveston Exibition
Washington wins 3 to 1 over the Galveston Sandcrabs in an exhibition that steadies early nerves. Blankenship catches, steals two bases, Falkenberg shows wildness from curve practice, and Goodwin and four twirlers share pitching duties as both teams display improved teamwork and mid season form despite a rough first inning.
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Texas Batemen
Blankenship
Falkenburg
Washington Post
Galveston
Tex
Washington
Joseph
Falkenberg
Hughes
Kite
Patten
Notes of the Game Mention Glove and Grounder Errors
A noisy game report notes Speaiat hitting a hot liner and a left hook punch. Anderson slides into a double on a slow grounder, Perrine and Altizer make plays, while the Regulars prep for a Houston trip and a Galveston tilt with Sanderaba awaiting tomorrow night.
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Serine
Cermack
Jonn Anderson
Syarate
Perrine
Cardinals
Oust
Houston
Vet Uttla
Galveston
Ganley
Perrive
Anderson
Gagerage
Anise Te Alcoa
Oun
Helser
Essere
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