Shamrocks Defeat St John’s 21 to 12 in Benefit Basketball
Shamrocks beat St John’s five by 21 to 12 while two Carroll Institute and Y M C A teams edged 2¢ Regiment 22 to 20 in a doubleheader at the M C A for Bilig Haight who was injured last January. A wrestling bout and exhibitions on parallel bars accompanied intermission. final National Guard rifle match saw CS Boswell and teammates lead with 223 for the Naval Battalion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Rifle Association
The president of the National Rifle Association of America has received letters of acceptance inviting Mr. Root and Mr. Taft to become life members. The association aims to encourage marksmanship nationwide, qualify individuals for service in war, foster competition, support rifle ranges, advance military rifle and ammunition access, and promote public sentiment on national defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Rifle Association of America
Root
Taft
Fife
Association
United States
Former champions meet in national court tennis finals in Boston
Joshua Crane Jr of Boston and Charles E Sands of New York won their matches in straight sets to reach the finals of the national court tennis championship in Boston. The winner will face Jay Gould in the title match on Saturday. other notes include Langford’s London bout and Hackenschmidt declining to travel for wrestling.
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Boston
Joshua Crane, Jr
Charles E. Sands
New York
Jay Gould
Imatches
Saetensing Ee Oharé
Foxhall
Cratees
Gam Langford
Coloref Walter-Wolght
Tiger Smith
London
Smith
Gunner Moir
Sary
Langford
Mommy Duras Aye
Philadel Hia
Jack O'Brien
Ebsy
Los Angeles
George Hackenschmidt
Frank Gotch
Douglass Returns From Hospital After Skin Grafting
Archibald H. Douglass, captain of the Naval Academy Football team for next season, has returned from Johns Hopkins Hospital where a leg grafting operation was performed about six weeks ago. The wound has improved and he hopes to join the team this spring as a pitcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Archibald H. Douglass
Naval Academy
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Douglass
Trial Gallops At Benning In Heavy Rain
Yesterdays schooling day at Batmins featured a damp steeplechase trial with I. S. Martin leading a blunder-free turn and several newcomers showing promise. Hyperion unseated his rider, Pioneer and Souvigny impressed, and a carload of horses arrived from California including Ormuonde’s Right and Niblick.
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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 Fair Grounds Jockey Nicol
In New Orleans on March first at the Fair Grounds six of seven choices failed to win as heavy betting fell short. Halbard at 100 to 1 upset the feature mile race over Gargantua while Judge Post faltered after three furlongs and Southern Cross beat Gold Proof in the six furlong purse. Bertraont and Parisian Model posted decisive wins among other results. Nicol rode several placings with mixed success on horses including Sincerity Belle and Auditor.
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Nicol
Judge Post
Southern Cross
Washington Peat
New Orleans
Mar
Faiy Grounds
Jackey Mtcol
Halbard
Fantastic
Gargantua
Gold Proof
Bertraont
Parisian Model
Lucy Crawford
Sincerity Bell
Henry
Auditor
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
Fair Grounds
Horne
Carasto
Caucus
Antoine
Sabado
Hamlet
Jimmy H
Count Reinferd
Orlanda
Clamer Belle Strome
Lochgall
Columbia Girl
Foxmead
Arby
Caroline
Notanviga Og
Geneva
Fry Blue Lee
Warner Griswel
Oberon
Roskde
Terna Yankee Girl
Prince of
Sty
Sylvea Brown
Slater Polly
Pringo Rover
Charles
Lee
Royal Breese
Solly Mo
Misa Park
Bitter Rows
Doubt
Lemon Girl
Aura
Vie Green Tz
James Reddle
Oakland
Boe
Aden
Albla
Solling
Fie Farlonga
Dr. Schartz
Dr. Sherman
Emma Rowbold
Pelhouse
Tilack Som
Homeric
Jack Kerehevala
Peralan
Bonnety
Zinda
Beotvanterg Kokomo
Pimtin
Sam Barber
Maliteh
Bryan
Beechwood
Pontetoo
Norwood
Ohio Ascot
Aix
Spartan
Belle of Portland
Suavita
Silferto
Jennio
Crest
Liing Ayres
Manora
Black Eyes
Lady King
Liane Albertine
Rain Cloud
Ding Dong ST
Mahuy Doynor - Belvoir
Montebanke
Extranet
Ban Alvarado
Bhasta Max
Hermosillo
Sinaloa IL
Joan of Att
Audubon Nisa Himyar
Tracy Wt
Kitty McCarthy
Sy Walstatt
Colorado
Hot Springs
Wat
Astoria Belle Horse
Lady Elkhorn
Bolree
Léoia Katherine
Balla
Fa Lewta
Meadow Green
Flamer
Tanat
Glendoveer
Neroth Dtol
Billy Petterson
Ruollaha
Birmingham
Proteus
Bidney
Waters and Hiker
Simon Kent Gay Royalleys
Denebrake
Pottery Waters
Bliss
Warren
Rodrick
Agp
Weckerly
Margrift
Biker
Doeite
Jack Lory
Hoachere
Hewkamawane
Leopold
Orns
Aderto Shenandoah Ants
J. P. Mayberry
Slalador
Beaten by a Nose at Oakland Dirt Track
San Francisco report from March 18 describes muddy Oakland track racing with several upsets. favorite sprinters faltered as Jack Kercheval beat Main by a nose in race two, Lazelle topped Confessor in race three, and Luzelle won the selling handicap in race three. Multiple horses and jockeys listed for each event with times and odds noted.
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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 Meet
Los Angeles today jockey Preston rode Chimney Streep to victory in the fourth race and rode three winners overall amid a drizzle. The card featured five furlongs won by Willa Gregs, one mile race won by Gilpin, and other results including Viona, Katy Crow and more stakes in a tight program.
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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 Upends Ben Strong In Oaklawn Feature
In Hot Springs Arkansas on March 19 Autumn Flower defeated the 2 to 5 favorite Ben Strong in the two furlong purse race. Conditions were clear and the track fast. The day’s first five races listed results for Hollow, Great Pirate, Dulaura, Autumn Flower, and Lot White with various placings and times.
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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
Unclear Historical Names Parade Touches Hot Springs Locale
A long list of seemingly unrelated names, places, and titles appears as a fragmented readable segment. The text mentions Hot Springs and a variety of proper nouns including persons, titles, and pseudo place names, but lacks coherent events or narrative.
Raincoats For Wet Weather From Our Store
Miserable weather yesterday signals more rain to May. A medium weight raincoat warding off water is recommended. Our waterproof fabrics come in neat checks stripes swagger plaids and plain blues grays and black. Tailored as carefully as spring overcoats or suits. They suit wet or clear weather.
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Neptune
Bowling Officers Named for Next Congress President Vote
The American Bowling Congress race narrows to St Paul and Cincinnati with August Hermann of Cincinnati and R H Bryson of Indianapolis favored for president and re election respectively. The executive committee proposes a three member consultative panel with the National Bowling Association and others to avoid conflicting dates. Nominations include E Meyers Washington and J Wilson Chicago for key posts and a long list of regional officers. Scores from two man teams and flights are detailed with top marks by St Paul Cincinnati and Toledo entries.
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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 IN NEW YORK HEARING
District Attorney Jerome sends a letter to Senator Agnew for Albany hearings on bills to curb race track gambling. He critiques current laws and endorses proposed reforms to amend penal sections and allow jail time for violators. He notes the need for stronger penalties to deter gambling. One hundred free trips referenced in contest teaser.
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New York
Jerome
George B. Agnew
Committee On
Albany
Ganbling
Pri
Jamestern Exposition
Atlanta Beats Macon 9 to 8 in South Atlantic League
The Atlanta Southern League Club defeated the Macon Club 9 to 8 in a tense South Atlantic League game held today. Archie Hahn, former college champion, has reportedly been offered a coaching position at Pacific University track program.
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Atlanta
Macon
Washington Post
Archie Hahn
Milwaukee
Wig
Arcam Hahn
Pacific
Universit
Worrest Grove
Orez
Eam Aph
Early Baseball and Track Practices Across Capital Area
The Army and Navy Preparatory School began its baseball drills with about twenty candidates reporting. Wheaton High in Montgomery County started its season last Sunday, with Capt Charley King predicting strong performance if fitness improves. Central High plans around twenty track athletes for the Jacob Tomes Institute meet in Port Deposit Maryland. Gy BMo Donald of Central High to join the Saint Vincent team of the Marquette League before season opens at Winchester. Army and Navy Preps to compete in outdoor meet at Tomes Institute with Finch the leading quarter miler. Wet fields hinder practice as rain mars baseball work. Georgetown varsity field was borrowed and rolled to enable possible use today. Most track squads restart for outdoor season with spring approaching. Central and Army/Navy Preps expected to compete for top honors in interscholastic events.
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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 Lead Littlefield Yearlings
New York March reports two-year-old fillies under Charles Littlefield for J. B. Haxgin show promise. Russian Sable, full sister to Ornament, runs with Order Victorine lineage and quick trial times. Bleachers, Kinley Mack and Gargo progeny, described as handsome and fast in early conditioning.
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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 for Water Polo Clash
Washington Post report from Galveston describes Jack Warner joining the Nationals regulars for water polo with the Yanigans and others. Cantillon plans a three year lease on the Galveston training grounds while shipyard staff coordinate on pitchers and lineups for upcoming games in Galveston and Houston. Nill joins the hospital crew with biliousness, Heydon's knee improves, and Perrine's neck injury awaits treatment.
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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 restructures for the upcoming season. They plan to play twelve games last year with a 9 3 record, field a uniformed squad, and schedule matches with Georgetown and Rockville College among others. Tryouts list pitchers Orme Mackay Haddington Sulpher Lawler Bret Clark outfielders Duges Herbalis and others. schedule to be published soon.
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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 topped the local South Atlantic League team 4 to 2. Tim Jordan, Brooklyn’s standout first baseman, showed midseason form. In Savannah on March 18 the Philadelphia Nationals defeated the Savannah club 5 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonvies Healy
Brooklyn
Washington Post
Jacksonville
Fla
Tim Jordan
Phillies
Savannah
Philadelphia Nationals
Cleveland Defeats Mercer University Nine, 15 to 0
Special to The Washington Post Mason, Ga March 16 Cleveland had an easy time with Mercer University nine here today defeating them 15 to 0 The Naps did not extend themselves in the feast being contented with banging the ball for long drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Mercer University
Washington Post
Mason
Naps
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