Shamrocks Beat St Johns 21 to 12 in Local Games
Shamrocks defeated St Johns five 21 to 12 in a charity game for Bilig Haight. A joint team from Carroll Institute Second Regiment Corcoran Cadets and Y M C A competed for first honors, winning 22 to ? in a later match. Intermission featured a wrestling bout and exhibition on parallel bars and the horse.
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Collifower
McClean
Willams
Blea
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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
Statesmen Join Rifles In National Rifle Association Invite
The president of the National Rifle Association of America received letters of acceptance inviting Mr. Root and Mr. Taft to become life members. The association aims to encourage marksmanship across the United States and prepare finished marksmen for service in war, promote competition, build ranges, and secure rifles and ammunition.
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New York
National Rifle Association of America
Root
Taft
Fife
Association
United States
Former champions meet in national court tennis final
Joshua Crane Jr of Boston and Charles E Sands of New York advance to the finals of the national court tennis championship in Boston after straight-set victories. The winner will challenge Jay Gould for the title on Saturday.
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Joshua Crane, Jr
Charles E. Sands
New York
Jay Gould
Imatches
Saetensing Ee Oharé
Foxhall
Cratees
DOUGLASS BACK AT ANNAPOLIS
Archibald H. Douglass, captain of the Naval Academy Football team, returns from Johns Hopkins Hospital after a successful leg skin graft operation. His leg injury from over two years ago required splinting to compress tissues, and the wound has troubled him. He is hopeful to join the team for the coming season as a strong pitcher.
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Archibald H. Douglass
Naval Academy
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Douglass
Los Angeles
Cal
Hannefin
Giants
Poto Grounds
Trials at Benning Show Jumpers in Rain
Yesterday schooling day at Batmins saw a damp but lively steeplechase scene. I S Martin led a blunder-free effort, with several promising young jumpers like Judge White and Hyperion showing potential, while Northville and Billy Garth’s jumper improved over fall form. Rains hindered pace work, yet horses such as WOWKMAID and Graceallo posted fast times, and racing interest spread to Texas as droughts elsewhere boost the sport.
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I. S. Martin
Judge White
Hyperion
Bound Brook
Pioneer
Souvigny
Northville
Billy Garth
Gus Strauss
James Boden
California
Ormuonde
Niblick
Wowkmaid
Tickle
Orphan Lad
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Delphie
Lady Vera
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Drone
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Lady Morrow
Sir Wilfrid
Campaigner
Jack McKeon
OLD Guard
Anna Smith
LALLY
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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 as Halbard tops field
Southern Cross beats Gold Proof. Bertraont wins second race. Ill-favored horses fail to land payouts as Jack Nicol rides multiple favorites poorly. Halbard closes fast to beat Gargantua by a neck in the featured one mile purse. Judge Post exits early. Parisien Model, Parisian Model, and Sincerity Belle emerge among others in a volatile program.
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Judge Post
Southern Cross
Washington Peat
New Orleans
Mar
Faiy Grounds
Jackey Mtcol
Halbard
Fantastic
Gargantua
Gold Proof
Bertraont
Parisian Model
Lucy Crawford
Beaten by a Nose at Oakland on Muddy Track
San Francisco March 18 racing at Oakland produced upsets as 100 to 1 shot Beat Main nosed out 1 to 1 favorite Kercheval in the second race. Luzelle upset Confessor in the third selling race, while Watcheful and Boleman posted wins in later sprints. Odds and times listed for each race reflect a day of surprises on a sloppy track.
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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
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Roemer
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Béril
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Follow Me
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Lynch
Risa May Bowdish
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Black Prince
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Briers
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Clocho d'Or
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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 news describes jockey Preston riding Chimney Streep to victory in the fourth race at Ascot, noted as part of three winners on the day despite a rainy, slick track. The report lists results for six races with multiple contenders and odds, including winning horses Five and One-Half Furlongs art Ing, Connie M, Gilpin, Chimney Sweep, Viona, Katy Crow, and others, along with times and placements.
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Preston
Chimney Streep
Ascot
Art Ing
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Mosketo
Aker
John H
Ess
Dan Collns
Merry Spott
Elbernado
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Pride
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Perdition
Autumn Flower Surprises at Oaklawn Park
At Hot Springs Arkansas on March nineteen Autumn Flower defeated Ben Strong the heavy favorite in the feature two furlong purse. Weather clear track fast. First race selling four furlongs Hollow won ridden by D Austin. Second race four furlongs Great Pirate led from start to finish with Hasty second. Third race five and a half furlongs Dulaura won with Theodesta second. Fourth race four furlongs Autumn Flower won with Ten Strong second. Fifth race mile and seventy yards incubator Lote White won with King Wilda second. Sixth race mile and seventy young Anna Ruskin won with King Wilda second. Many other runners listed in results.
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Ark
Mar
Oaklawn
Ben Strong
Autumn Flower
D Austin
Ristle
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Waterlock
Martin
Invisible
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Onda
Lady Hapsburg
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the Belle of
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Roskde
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Lee
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Unclear Name List Sparks Broad Field of Names and Places
The fragment lists numerous names and terms including individuals such as Doctor Las Huffman and Chancellor J B Mayberry, places like Hot Springs and Oakland, and various odd tokens. Readable content is scattered, lacking coherent events or context.
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Flamey
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Balla
Las Huffman
Demo
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Sider
Beecher
Dosti
Jack Lory
Hachanon
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J.B Mayberry
Adenzo
Attilla
Oakland
Raincoats For Spring Weather From Our Store
Miserable weather yesterday hints at many rainy days ahead through May. A mid weight waterproof raincoat is ideal. Our line features guaranteed waterproof fabrics in medium and dark patterns with checks stripes plaids and plain colors. Tailored as carefully as our spring overcoats and suits.
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Bowling Officers Named for Next Congress President and Seats
The American Bowling Congress counts St Paul and Cincinnati as finalists for the next president with Hermann of Cincinnati and Bryson of Indianapolis in the running. An executive panel proposes empowering the president to form a trio to align dates with other bowling bodies to avoid conflicts. Nominations list presidents, vice presidents, secretary treasurer, and members from major cities, plus top two-man team scores across flights and leaders in the current tournament.
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August
Garry) Hermann
National Congress
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R. M.brynon
Edward Meyers
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WANTS RACE BILLS PASSED
District Attorney Jerome backs race track gambling bills in Albany hearings. He faults the Percy Gray law and Penal Code section 461 as inadequate and urges amending section 351 to make violations a misdemeanor to enable jail sentences. He argues current penalties deter enforcement. The note references expositions and a prize contest starting next Sunday.
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Jerome
George B. Agnew
Committee On
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Atlanta Southern League Faces Macon in 9 to 8 Thriller
The Atlanta Southern League Club defeated Macon 9 to 8 in a tense South Atlantic League clash. Ex-champion Archie Hahn, recently connected with Pacific University track work, begins coaching duties in Wisconsin amid regional sports buzz.
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Macon
Washington Post
Archie Hahn
Milwaukee
Wig
Arcam Hahn
Pacific
Universit
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Orez
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Early baseball and track prep across Washington area teams
Army and Navy Preparatory School held its first baseball practice with about twenty candidates reporting while Wheaton in Montgomery County began its season with its first practice. Central High School plans roughly twenty track athletes for the Jacob Tomes Institute meet at Port Deposit Maryland. Players and teams face rain and field conditions as programs anticipate spring seasons with hope of top honors amid lineup changes and uncertain lineups.
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Maingomery County
Charley King
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Rin Voley Ixaving
Donald
Bret Sacker
Bt. ‘Vincent
Marquette
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Sylvester
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Yosal
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Neyy
Russian Sable and Bleachers Stir Two Yearling Prospects
Russian Sable a two year old filly from trainer Charles Littlefield, race colors of J. B. Haxgin, with Ornaments as a full sister and potential big race future. Bleachers, Kinley Mack and Gargo offspring, shown as a promising dark bay with racing lines, both highlight Littlefield's early-year outlook for 2-year-olds in American harness racing.
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John Madden
Warner Joins Nationals In Galveston Water Polo
Jack Warner arrives in Galveston with the Nationals regulars for water polo practice against the Yanigans. Cantillon considers a three year lease on the ball yard while Galveston remains the training base. Injuries to Nill Heydon and Perrine noted as the squad warms up for upcoming games with Cardinal and Houston plans.
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Heydon
Wilson
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Lors
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Yani Gang
Cantil- Ton
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Graham
Smith
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Houston
St Johns Juniors Reorganize for Baseball Season
St. John's College junior baseball team reorganizes for the coming season. They plan to schedule games with Georgetown, Rock Creek College, and district uniformed teams, aiming to build on last year's 12 games with 3 losses. Tryouts include Orme, Mlacvay, Haddington, and others. team will be uniformed this year.
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Haddington
Sulpher
Lawler
Bret
Clark
Donahue
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Ight Field
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Brooklyn Defeats Local South Atlantic League Club 4 to 2
Brooklyn won 4 to 2 over the local South Atlantic League club in Jacksonville. Tim Jordan played solidly at first base in midseason form. In Savannah, the Philadelphia Nationals beat the Savannah club 5 to 1 in a separate South Atlantic League matchup.
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Washington Post
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Fla
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Philadelphia Nationals
Cleveland Beats Mercer University 15 to 0
Special to The Washington Post Mason Georgia March 16 Cleveland defeated Mercer University 15 to 0 in a one sided game. The Naps did not exert full effort, focusing on long drives and solid ball handling.
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Mercer University
Washington Post
Mason
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