No Feature Races at Mobile Fair Grounds
A calm card at Mobile Alabama’s fair grounds featured only cheaper horse races amid good weather and large crowds. Murphy claimed his third win of the meeting in the t 58 1 5 time with 125 pounds, while bets on Chief Barthell failed as he looked under the weather. Bally New and Miss Emma G. upset expectations, with Eastward Princess shocking the field in the final race by defeating Dickie W Obstinate and Pie.
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Mobile
Ala
Murphy
E. W. Moore
Barthell
Bally New
Malvolio
Emma G
Bably Evelyn
Mabel A
Eastward Princess
Dickie W
Pie
Stevenson
Five Furlong Racing Results from Daily Card
Results show six five furlong races with horses Bally New Miss Emma St. dust Mur ph y and more placing or running. Odds vary from 2 to 1 up to 16 to 1 with times around 38 3-5 to 681-5. Several horses listed as also ran.
Reestablish Mutuels For Racing In Russia
Petrogray racing, revived in Russia, has grown popular enough that the Soviet government will reestablish the calculators, the parly mutuel betting machines used in America. The plan, noted by communist newspapers, follows prohibitory decrees failing to stop bookmakers. Most events feature trotting horses, with sulkies weeded out despite frequent snow.
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Russia
America
Liquor Shielded Race Horses Seized in Transit
Baltimore March 16 Federal authorities seized 15 race horses en route from Waterloo Ontario to Maryland after finding whisky in the cars. Owner Joseph E Sergram and trainer William Bringlee defend whisky as necessary for training and shipping. Local horsemen including Maryland Jockey Club secretary William P Riggs and Ral Parr back the veteran view that whisky aids treatment and stimulation.
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Baltimore
Waterloo
Ontario
Maryland
Buffalo
Joseph E. Sergram
William Bringlee
John William Spranklin
Dr. Spranklin
William P. Riggs
Maryland Jockey Club
Ral Parr
Havana and Mobile racing selections from a divisive betting column
A long race preview with trainer Lee Erb praising Planet and comparing rivals Santades Be Frank and Be Frank and the Zimmer castoff, plus Havana and Mobile selections listing horses by race and odds. The writer touts Toyon, execution, She Devil, Bhe Devil, Aunt Neda and others as best bets, with a digressive tone on wagering strategy.
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Sage Brash
Dobce
Lee Erb
Shafer
Conway
Planet
Lee
Santades
Santa Anita
Tia Juana Selzctions
Fact
Toyon
Woolen Bennett
Cas
Horace Lerch
Daly
George ©, Jr
Sam Hill
I. W
Yorkist
Geth
Charley
Hey
Havana
Fiest
Ivano
Bod
Fresione Real
Deda
Canada and U S in hockey meet for title series
Boston March 1 tentative arrangements announced for a series between the champion amateur hockey teams of the United States and Canada for the international title. First two games to be played in Toronto March 25 and 27 with the second set at Boston April 1 and 8. Teams to participate not yet decided. Westminster club of Boston has defeated St Paul twice in the American championship series. Canadian representative to be the Allan Cup winner.
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Boston
United States
Canada
Toronto
Westminster
St. Paul, Minn
Tia Juana Race Card Report of First Race Results
Horse racing note lists multiple race results with contenders and payouts. Includes bettors Carter Thompson Metcalf entries, times around 1 08 and 1 03, and a roster of horses such as Bookworm Control and Chippendale with various odds and finishing statuses across eight races.
Hindoo's Mobile Selections Open with Multiple Contenders
Race card notes for three year olds and up across several maidens and claiming events. Key contenders include Wireless and Sun Time in race one, Vansilyila and Trivent in race two, Marmite and Carl Roberts in race three, Lorena Moss and Aunt Deda in race four, with multiple entries and comments on form and distance suitability.
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Crest
Groth
Wireless
Conley
Sun Time
Gray
Gypsy Joe
Murphy
Kitty M
Freishon
Vansylyila
Portlight
Amerida
Carl Roberts
Wayt
Clint
Walls
Kirah
Lorena Moss
Granny Lee
Hinphy
Miss Lavella
Vida
Bay Coward
Illig
Deda
Vansylvia
Gransy Lee
Town
Horeb
St. Patrick's
Brown Elt
Mangan
She Devil
Theresa
McDowell Lakross
Armistice
Officers elected for G. P. O. Club baseballteam
An adjourned G P O Baseball association meeting elected N G Watts as president M F Zepp as vice president J L Dilsaver as secretary W H Wright as treasurer and W R B Llove as team manager The board will include the officers and the manager A junior team under Edward J Newcomb will be fielded and workouts are under way A franchise is secured in the Government league with workouts and a schedule in preparation The club meets first Tuesday monthly in Harding Hall applicants to Manager Love must submit names and addresses
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Government Printing Office Baseball Association
N. G. Watts
M. F. Zepp
J. L. Dilsaver
Cafeteria and Recreation Association
W. H. Wright
William RB. Llove
Baseball Association
Eoward J. Newcomb
Government Printing Office
Harding Hall
Love
Government League
French insist Paris hold Olympic Games
Paris march 16 French Olympic Committee met and decided to continue the effort to host the Olympic games in Paris. After cabinet action Tuesday negotiations reduced tension with the municipal council and it is believed the council will reconsider and grant 10 million francs with suitable grounds.
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Paris
Preass
Paria
Pro Baseball Salary Rule Blocked in National Board Decision
Greenville March 16 The South Atlantic Association of Professional Baseball Clubs with Brating today was denied by the national board the privilege of increasing the salary limit 500 per month after such an increase had been voted by the league Several clubs announced that immediate steps may be taken in an appeal to Judge K M Landa commissioner of baseball to set aside that decision of the national board Marathoners Ready A C players report for practice Sunday at 10 30 AM
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Greenville
S. C
South Atlantic Association of Professional Baseball Clubs
National Board
K. M. Landa
Baseball
Handicap Race Offers $29,000 At Tia Juana Track
San Diego reports the Coffrath handicap race at Tia Juana with a purse of $21,000, among the season’s largest winter-track prizes, drawing fourteen top thoroughbreds to compete next Sunday afternoon.
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Tia Juana San Diego
Calif
Tia Jaana
Clark M Wins First at Oriental Park
Havana March 16 Mudders prominent at Oriental Park as Clark M the 12 year old son of Kenilworth scores his first victory of the meeting in a five and a half furlong dash for cheap platers Hunt pushed Clark M to the front and he led throughout to beat Smiling Through by two and a half lengths Cabin Creeky and Starkader close in the final standings in the second race Ina Wood led to the stretch before tiring Not Yet well Played and Penman ran wide at times Punctual failed to beat the field in the third Fields drew away late to win The fourth race saw Bill Hunley surge from a slow start to win over Buen Hat Rack and the fifth race featured Judge Budrow driven by Pentman to pass Dolph in the stretch with Dolph blocked near the finish and just miss beating Judge Budrow
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Havana
Mudders
Oriental Park
Clark M
Kenilworth
Hunt
Smiling Through
Cabin Creeky
Starkader
Ina Wood
Penman
Bill Hunley
Buen
Hat Rack
Judge Budrow
Whitney
Stride
Pentpan
Dolph
Garner
Teerretta
Dawson
Eri Shorty
Kelsay
Fairly
Gaunt
Rebol
McLaughlin
Caaulk
Lady Lovitt
Warley
Frank Burke
Swart
Huen
Kennedy
Hat’ Rack
Paine
Altamaha
Drapery
Pokey B
Piible
John J. Casey
Dolly C. Hoenir
Walter Turnbow
Mathew
J. C. Stone
Brynlimab
Nolan
Pie ” Wiseman
Mildred
Osgood
Rockport
Aussie rider becomes American citizen after six day win
Reggie McNamara the native Australian and partner Alfred Grenda won the Madison Square Garden six day bicycle race last week and became a naturalized American citizen in Newark New Jersey. Federal Judge Lyan presided at a special naturalization court to enable him to compete under American colors in the upcoming six day race in Paris. The regular court session reportedly produced a separate matter for McNamara to address.
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Newark
N. J
Reggie McNamara
Alfred Grenda
Madison Square Garden
Lyan
Paris
McNamarna
Race Commission Amends Budget and Tracks Funding
Baltimore March 16 The State racing commission amended budgets of four major associations for the current year. Officials expect uniform salaries and a $3006 annual legal services cap per track. Lawmakers seek a finance committee report on the overall racing bill amid revenue concerns and possible January 1 1924 enactment to protect the budget.
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Baltimore
Committee On Finance
Chicago Boss Likes Robertson's Looks
Chicago March 16. Manager William Kid Gleason of the Chicago White Sox praised Charles Robertson of the Minneapolis Star for strong pitching in five innings against the New York Giants at the Sox training camp in Seguin Texas after yesterday's defeat.
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Chicago
William
Kid) Gleason
New York Giants
Charles Robertson
Minneapolis Star
Sox
Seguin
Tox
Hilltop Plans Big Outdoor Track Year
Georgetown University hooks up with the University of Maryland and George Washington for a three cornered track meet at Central stadium on April 19. The Hilltop team also eyes the American Legion games, a May 4 dual meet with NYU in New York on May 20, and Cambridge for intercollegiate May 26-27. Indoor season success fuels optimism for outdoor performances.
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Georgetown University
University of Maryland
George Washington
Hilltop
Central Stadium
New York University
New York
Cambridge
Georgetown
Western Conference Closes Indoor Season Carnival
Chicago reports the Western Conference ends its indoor season with a three day carnival. Preliminary swimming at the University of Chicago tonight, finals tomorrow night. Track and field trials at Northwestern tomorrow with finals Saturday. Wrestling championships decided Saturday at the University of Wisconsin Madison.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Northwestern University
University of Wisconsin At
Nebraska State Baseball league organized with six clubs
Hastings Nebraska March 16 The Nebraska State Baseball league was organized last night with six cities posting forfeits of 200 each The entrant elites are Lincoln Norfolk Beatrice Grand Island Fairbury and Hastings There is no hope the league will expand to eight clubs before the season opens May 12 President Miles said Jos Hauser who played first base for Milwaukee AA club last season left for Eagle Pass Texas to join Connie Mack and the Philadelphia Americans
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Hastings
Nebr
Nebraska State Baseball League
Lincoln
Norfolk
Beatrice
Grand Island
Fairbury
Miles
A Hauser
Divid
Milwaukee
Jos Hauser
Milwaukee Club
American Association
Eagle Pass
Tex
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Americans
Havana Race Day Yields Busy Five Furlongs and Mile Trials
Race card reports six heats with Thoroughbreds parsing odds and times. Jockeys Hunt Garner Daw son Fields Swart and others ride horses such as Clark Smiling Through Rebol Lady Lovitt Dolph John J Casey and Walter Turnbow. Notable finishes include Time records across segments and several runners listed as also ran.
Chicago Golfers to Reduce Caddy Fees
Chicago caddy committees at local golf clubs plan to cut caddy costs and improve youth status. The move aims to raise the role beyond mere club carriers and restore normalcy in caddy operations across the Chicago district.
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Chicago
Platinum Found in Albania Announced by Albanian Commissioner
Constantine A. Chekrezi, Albanian commissioner to the United States, announces vast platinum deposits found in Albania. Prof Saderholm, of the University of Helsingfors, witnessed the find weeks ago during a League of Nations mission, signaling potential shifts away from the Urals as the world’s chief platinum source. Also detected were sizable anthracite coal quantities, per the cable from Albania’s foreign affairs minister.
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Albania
Constantine A. Chekrezi
United States
H. Foster Bain
United States Bureau of Mines
Saderholm
University of Helsingfors
League of Nations
Ural Mountains
Baderholm
Europe
Chékreri
Navy Assignments New Pentagon Dispatch Lists Crew Moves
Rear Admiral William C. Cole leads detachment of naval operations to command the special service squadron aboard the U S S Birmingham. Numerous lieutenants and petty officers transfer between ships, yards, and stations including Philadelphia Newport News Norfolk Mare Island and Key West with duties ranging from navigation and medical to supply and engineering. A March 11 1922 dispatch notes Ens Joseph I Moran returning home from Cape Vila.
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NAVY
William C. Cole
Naval Operations
Navy Dept
U. S. & Birmingham
Charles L. Hussey
Naval Attache
London
England
John H. Newtone Get
Rts
Philadelphia
Henderson
Chester W. Nimite
U. & S. Chicago
Naval ‘War College
Newport
R. S
Joseph H. Chadwick
U. SS. Chaumont
R-S
E Pa
Richard P. Meyers
Phiadelphia
Richmond
Engineer Dept
Adbdugh von
Pickhardt
Chaumont
Roscoe Eb, Schuirman
Rawson J. Valentine
U. S
R. Philadelphia
Louis P. Engzell
U. SS
Charleston
Roy W. Hayworth
U.S
Asheville
Charles R. Wells
U. &. S. Chaumont
Hugh O. Quinn
New York
N. Y
Wash
D. C
George J. Byrne
R. Barracks
Hampton Roadga
Walter M. McCarthy
Daval
Hampton Roads
Navy Yard
Norfolk
Frank D. Butler
Tatnuck
Frederick G. McKay
Concord
Edward G Dennis
San Francisco
Calif
Naval Medical Supply Depot
Mere Island
Canf
Oscar G
A. P. Cik
Smith
Morrow
U.S. S. Montgomery
Asiatic Fleet
Baward J. O'Keefe
R. S. Philadelphia Pa
Norfolk, Va
John F. Crowe
Niagara
Dickerson
Arthur D. Murray
U. 5S. S
Sacramento
William W. Hall
U. S.S. Fraile
U.S. S. Jason
Joseph B. Logue
Supply Corps
School of
Navy Department
Washington, D. C
Wildonott
Third Naval District
William H. Cady
Sproston
Kreinbihi
San . Calif
Arthur Patten
R. S. New York
Naval Station
Key Weat
Fla
A. P
Henry L. Schwartz
Key West
Fleg
Utah
Utah, Dated March 11, 1922. Ens
Joseph I. Moran
R. F
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