Shamrocks Triumph Over St Johns and Association Wins Duel
Shamrocks beat St Johns 21 to 12 in a charity game at the M C A while joint teams from Carroll Institute Second Regiment Corcoran Cadets and Y M C A won 22 to 6. Wrestling and exhibitions followed as Haight fund appeal continued after a January injury. National Guard rifle match saw CS Boswell J Kretler B A Walch N Helennold and J A Collier leading Naval Battalion to 223 points.
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Crogan
Collifower
McClean
Willams
Blea
Hubbard
Schlosser
Whites
Clark
Air Werera
Shamrocks Postdoos
Jono‘s
Robertson
Himes Comterd
Bacheehmid
Ae Bareyeft
Tennyson, Housler
Wilkerson
Brentenser
Terry
Sulivan
Pure
Wilkenson
Halvea
Loughlats
National Guard
Naval Battalion
CS. Boswell
J. Kretler
B. A. Walch
N. Hele Nold
J. A. Collier
Statesmen Join Rifles In National Gun Club Invite
The National Rifle Association of America president received acceptance letters from Mr. Root and Mr. Taft to join as members. The group aims to encourage marksmanship nationwide, qualify individuals for service in war, promote rifle ranges and ammunition access, and foster public support for national defense through rifle practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Rifle Association of America
Root
Taft
Fife
Association
United States
Former champions meet at nationals court tennis final
In Boston on March 19 former champions Joshua Crane Jr of Boston and Charles E Sands of New York won their matches in straight sets and will meet Thursday in the national court tennis championship final. The winner will face Jay Gould, current title holder, in a Saturday challenge match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Joshua Crane, Jr
Charles E. Sands
New York
Jay Gould
Imatches
Saetensing Ee Oharé
Foxhall
Cratees
DOUGLASS BACK AT ANNAPOLIS AFTER SKIN GRAFT
Archibald H. Douglass, captain of the Naval Academy Football team for next season, returns from Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore after a skin grafting operation on his leg. The operation, performed six weeks ago, appears successful. Douglass previously broke his leg over two years ago and has endured chronic wound trouble. It is hoped he will join the baseball nine this spring as a pitcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Archibald H. Douglass
Naval Academy
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Douglass
Trial Gallops at Benning Steeplechase Trials Amid Rain
Yesterday’s schooling day at Batmins saw a rain swept trial of steeplechase horses. I. S. Martin led a blunder free performance, with others like Judge White Hyperion and Pioneer showing promise. Trainers from California arrived with ormondes Right and Niblick as winded horses worked on the flat amid heavy going.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batmins
I. S. Martin
Judge White
Hyperion
Bound Brook
Pioneer
Souvigny
Northville
Billy Garth
Gus Strauss
James Boden
California
Ormuonde
Niblick
Wowkmaid
Tickle
Orphan Lad
Graciallo
Holscher
Beldeno
Delphie
Lady Vera
Lucy Strong
Drone
Yellow Beck
Dairy Maid
Lady Morrow
Sir Wilfrid
Campaigner
Jack McKeon
OLD Guard
Anna Smith
LALLY
Betsy Binford
Jack Lee
Mullstone
Marksman
Toscan
Workman
Amanda Hi
Willette
Our Ethel
Superstition
Godfather
Soph
Silvertone
Goldlifter
Monacadar
Blember
FALSE_GANTER
100 to 1 shot wins at New Orleans fair grounds
Farm players falter as six of seven favorites fail. Halbard at 100 to 1 defeats Gargantua in the feature mile event. Southern Cross beats Gold Proof in a six furlongs purse. Bertraont, Parisian Model, and Lucy Crawford post wins on the card amid longshots and upsets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Peat
New Orleans
Mar
Faiy Grounds
Jackey Mtcol
Halbard
Fantastic
Gargantua
Judge Post
Southern Cross
Gold Proof
Bertraont
Parisian Model
Lucy Crawford
Sincerity Bell
Henry
Auditor
Nicol
Parisien Model
Hage
Donm H
Drop ‘Sitch
Troxter
Fintyee
Baloee
Cora Dusant
Emboy
Slaphang
My Levy
Mammy’ Dink
Mazel
Mammy Dink
Hazel
Hertmont
Pickett
Duchess of Montebsllo
Wii
Moctaain
Dinemock
Ond''Trick
Bosxerinn
de Oro
Paxton
Dry Dollar
Little George Alee
Sincerity Belle
Picket
Jor
King Ellswordh
Rather Royal
Delmore
Bellindian
Light Note
Garner
Gargentuo
Hogg
Econd
BR. Laws
Rappahannock
Judes Post
Jack O'Mabrey
Wien
FIOTH
Tacy Crawford
J. Jones
Radych
Secoms Glencare
Bartin
Handbag
King of the Valley
Don't Ask Me
Aminter
Etta BL
Happy Chap
Cashier
Patheon
Jor Levy
Amberjack
Mas Lynch
Aldo
Southern Crows
Mountain
Donna Elvira
DA Martin
Nenand
Gold Eroof
Spider Web
Mith
Boventh
Mifo
Selline Henry
Smith
Cull
Merry Bole
Lowe
la Cache
John McBryde
Hoeus Pocus
Poslug
Flavizny Biella Etchberg
Green Crest
Aso Ran
Beaten by a Nose at Oakland as Favorites Falter
San Francisco racing notes from Oakland track report several upsets on muddy surface. Jack Kercheval, 13 to 1, beat 100 to 1 favorite Main by a nose in race two. Luzelle wins selling mile in race three over Confessor, while other races feature longshots like Watcheful and Boleman prevailing in sprints.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Jack Kercheval
Main
Lazelle
Confessor
Wilmore
Brown
Kutle Raing
Fischer
Jeremiah
Scovitle
Mounce
Evelyn G. Braggart
Charry
Jack Korcheral
McBride
Mota
Davin
Dr. Sherman
A. Wright
Lord Nelson
Meade
Little Minister
Bogohome
Luzelle
Nutting
Roemer
Cocond
Eduardo
Béril
Lone Wolf
Follow Me
Henry Lubrmann, Jr
Jim Pendergast
Orchan
Sheen
Greenore
Leoren
Gselling
Watehful
Lynch
Risa May Bowdish
Galindo
Black Prince
Borel
Briers
Vincentio
Clocho d'Or
Gates
Jovader
Boleman
Jarrett
Myuty's
Warto Nicht
Rush
Furlonge Bryan
Fincher
Pontoton
Scoville
Nonle Lucille
Lygurus
Neytanus
Preston on three winners at Ascot today
Jockey Preston steered Chimney Streep to victory in the fourth race as he won three races on the card. A light rain fell but the track stayed fair. The program listed five furlongs to one and a quarter miles across six races with notable performances from Mosketo John H and Gilpin among others.
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Los Angeles
Preston
Chimney Streep
Ascot
Art Ing
Willa Gregs
Mosketo
Aker
John H
Ess
Dan Collns
Merry Spott
Elbernado
Little Gregg
Nelar
Parting Jeunie
April
Pride
Snageriator
Connie M
Brumsell
Harney Oidneld
Boland
Tine
Bannard
Harvey Clark
Gilpin
Holand
George E Mitner
Kane
Socom
Croix Dor
Ros
Mira
Woodthorps
Madden
Chimney Sweep
Precton
Sir Edward
Bulinian
Ampedo
Grand
Tira
Maxnaraceifo
Ross
Netting
Unz
Parvo
Allopath
Libia
Lydia Wretseman
Phyzeiso
Katy Crow
Clark
Barats
Smith
Comas
Akers
Time
Magnifico
Comrado
Bellace
Spartan
Paul J
Mike Jorion
Welker
Vincedor
Martin’ Heck
Perdition
Autumn Flower Surprises at Oaklawn Park
At Hot Springs Arkansas on March 19 Autumn Flower defeated 2 to 5 favorite Ben Strong in the feature two furlongs purse race. Weather was clear and the track fast. The card included six additional races with Hollow, Great Pirate, Dulaura, Autumn Flower, Lote White, and Anna Ruskin among winners and multiple runners listed for places and show.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Mar
Oaklawn
Ben Strong
Autumn Flower
D Austin
Ristle
D. Riley
Waterlock
Martin
Invisible
Florence
Onda
Lady Hapsburg
Katherina Murphy
Foley
Wan
Hasty
Aubuchon
Aunt Hala
Citne
Albert Star
Starslow
Tissa
Dyskton
Swath
Ten Strong
D Riley
Don’ Ramilton
Tine
Dr. Frank
Tanager
Elec
Dearborn
Lote White
Swain
the Belle of
Skirven
King Wilda
Austin
Frank Lubbock
Bailey
Powell
Little Rose
Cadillac
Mrs. Anne
Omboden
Cid Eda
Ram
Unscrupulous List of Names and Places for Today’s Run
A long string of names, places, and titles appears for today’s schedule or parade. It lists numerous individuals such as Flaming Flamey, Doctor Huffman, King Leopold, Chancellor Mayberry, and Queenly terms among many other entries like Meadow Green, Birmingham, Oakland, Ascot, and Royal River. No clear event or outcome is specified.
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Hot Springs
Flamey
Meadow Green
Balla
Las Huffman
Demo
Woolstartia
Birmingham
Marhihd
Sider
Beecher
Dosti
Jack Lory
Hachanon
King Leopold
J.B Mayberry
Adenzo
Attilla
Oakland
Weathering Rain Ready Coats For Spring
Misérable weather yesterday prompts emphasis on rainwear. Light to medium weight raincoats in guaran teed waterproof fabrics offered in neat checks stripes plaids and plain blues grays and black. Tailored with the same care as spring overcoats or suits, suitable for wet or clear days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neptune
Bowling Officers Named for Next Congress President Election
St Paul and Cincinnati dominate the race for the next American Bowling Congress officers. Cincinnati backs August Hermann for president, while St Paul supports R H Bryson for reelection. The executive committee proposes appointing a trio to coordinate with related bowling bodies to avoid conflicting dates.
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St. Louis
Mar
American Bowling Congress
St. Paul
Cincinnati
August
Garry) Hermann
National Congress
R. H. Bryson
Indianapolis
National Bowling Association
Western Bowling Congress
Canadian Bowling Congress
August Hermann
R. M.brynon
Edward Meyers
Weshington
A. Hahn
Pittsburg
W. Gomewich
AH. Yost
J Schents
Niehoff
W Harris
Banblom
H. A. Spangerberg
Frothfang
J. Gwinner
Cincionsti
D. Koster
J. Koster
Erie
A. Darker
W Morgenon
O Richter
O Worley
Anderson
F. Mummert
D. Hoffman
Quincy
Gibson
Charles Schad
Cincinanat
B. Bawkens
L. Wolfe
Quihey
Kahle
G. Kahle
A. Birnbaum
E. Wetterman
Toledo
Otto
L. W. Kruse
N. Zimmerman
W. Behilsinger
L. Reimer
Toleto
Ohio
E. Torehirott
C. Farlnabor
AL Stehno
C. Hlave
Chicago
J 'Tuven
WANTS RACE BILLS PASSED
District Attorney Jerome writes to Senator Agnew urging race track gambling bills and amending penal code sections to allow misdemeanor charges. He cannot attend Albany hearings but supports the introduced measures as needed. He argues current laws are too harsh and ineffective for enforcing constitutional gambling prohibitions.
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New York
Jerome
George B. Agnew
Committee On
Albany
Ganbling
Pri
Atlanta club defeats Macon by nine to eight
The Atlanta Southern League Club beat the Macon Club of the South Atlantic League by 9 to 8 today. Archie Hahn, former college champion from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, is reported to have been offered a coaching position at Pacific University track program in Worrest Grove, Oregon.
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Atlanta
Macon
Washington Post
Archie Hahn
Milwaukee
Wig
Arcam Hahn
Pacific
Universit
Worrest Grove
Orez
Eam Aph
Early spring practice across local schools eyed for success
Athletics in the capital report first baseball and track practices at Army and Navy Prep, Wheaton, Central High and Georgetown. Capt Charley King forecasts strong seasons as players shift to outdoor events despite rain and field conditions.
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Army and Navy Prep
Wheaton
Maingomery County
Charley King
Central High School
Jacob Toms Institute
Port Deposit
Rin Voley Ixaving
Donald
Bret Sacker
Bt. ‘Vincent
Marquette
Wirlchester
Virginia Outfit
Army and Navy Preparatory School
Jocrb Tome
Stitute
Finch
Miller
Tolay
Wil
Sylvester
Georgetown
Old Bal
Yosal
Army
Neyy
Russian Sable and Bleachers Highlight Littlefield Stable Prospects
Two-year-old filly Russian Sable, full sister to Ornament, and Bleachers daughter of Kinley Mack and Gargo, lead Charles Littlefield's draft for J B Haxgin. Analysts compare Russian Sable to Hamburg rival Orna ment, noting breed, conformation, and trial times signal potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Charles Littlefield
J. B. Haxgin
Russian Satie
Victorine
Hamburg
Orpament
James Rowe
Ornament
William Lakeland
Lakeland
Sable
Seble
Peine
Ring
Bleachers
Kinley Mack
Gargo
Hearst
America
Frankfort
John Madden
Warner Joins Nationals in Galveston Training Camp
Jack Warner arrived from New York to join the Nationals in Galveston where regulars and Yanigans contest the water polo in the park. Cantillon plans a three year lease on the Galveston grounds and is evaluating pitchers as the team prepares for upcoming games with the Cardinals and Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nationals
Vanigans
Galveston
Colts
Washington Post
Tex
Jack Warner
New York
Gulf of Mexico
Ulve
John
Anderson
Nill
Cantillona
Perrine
Heydon
Wilson
Aplke
Lors
Cantilion
Yani Gang
Cantil- Ton
Washington
Graham
Smith
Cardinalag
Houston
St Johns Juniors Reorganize For Baseball Season
St John s College junior baseball team reorganizes for the coming season. They plan schedules with Georgetown and Rock Hill College and seek local district teams to join. Last season they played 12 games, losing 3, and several candidates report for practice. The Juniors will be uniformed this year.
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St. John's College
Thieality
Georgetown
Rock Fill College
Orme
Mlacvay
Haddington
Sulpher
Lawler
Bret
Clark
Donahue
G. Orme
Backer
Ight Field
Herbalis
Canter
Duges
Brooklyn Beats Local South Atlantic League Club 4 to 2
In Jacksonville on March 19 Brooklyn defeated the local South Atlantic League club 4 to 2. Tim Jordan, Brooklyn's strong first baseman, showed midseason form during the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonvies Healy
Brooklyn
Washington Post
Jacksonville
Fla
Tim Jordan
Cleveland Subdues Mercer University in 15-0 Victory
Special to The Washington Post from Mason Georgia reports Cleveland easily defeated Mercer University nine by 15 to 0. The Naps avoided effort, concentrating on long drives and steady batting to secure the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Mercer University
Washington Post
Mason
Naps
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