Virginia Team Scores 16 Runs in Open Game versus Holy Cross
Special to The Washington Post from Charlottesville Virginia March 19 The Virginia squad pounded Holy Cross 16 to 8 in a hot open contest as the Virginians accumulated 27 hits including two homers five triples and three doubles Phillips and Carroll homered with Landes adding two triples Minor Life and others contributed multi hit efforts Murray pitched well early while facing mounting pressure in the sixth inning.
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Neff
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Polo Grounds Upgrades Cut Postponed Games Doubt
The Polo Grounds in New York plans fewer postponed games as groundskeeper Murphy raises the outfield by three feet and elevates the diamond to improve drainage. A separate clubhouse for the New York Americans is under construction and a new scoreboard will record every play behind the left field bleachers.
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Murphy
Polo Grounds
Nauit us Swimming Club Ends Series With Scratch Meet
The Nau tius Swimming Club holds the final scratch contest of the season this evening at the M C A pool to decide the all round title. Events include the plunge for distance and the 22 yard swim. Leading scorers Ansley 2 Bamman 23 Burch 19 44 Miller 19 Cutts 17 Eliason 17.
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Ail High
Ansley
Bamman
Burch
Miller
Cutts
Eliason
Princeton Defeats North Carolina in Slow Victory
Greensboro March 19 Princeton overwhelmed North Carolina 3 to 0 as Aycock limited the Tigers to few scoring chances. Wood started five innings for Princeton, Rodgers allowed two runs in two innings, Copeland yielded a single hit in two innings, Pendleton starred with a double and two singles in three trips and two diving catches. Outdoor practice begins for Harvard track with fifty candidates in Cambridge led by Captain Lawless guiding a one mile run.
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Unclear historic names scattered in muted report
A fragmented clipping lists a string of names and terms such as Bulgara Fres Trade Cook Dance Away Sidon Sweet Owen York Lad Incision and Mover Mike Molett with no clear event or narrative. The partial legible items resemble personal names and place tags without cohesive context or dates.
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Cincinnat! Enquirer
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da Cook
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York Lad Incision
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Haldeman
Layers Suffer At Charleston
In Charleston South Carolina persistent bad weather reduced race interest and attendance. Over ten days betting declined sharply with losses around 32,000 after expenses. The afternoon’s main event saw Spellbound prevail in the fourth race over Col Cook amid a disputed foul claim by Moncton that stewards allowed to stand.
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Juarez Racing Results Summary Card
In the first race Aunt Mamie won at 7 to 1 over Thootarita and Barbara Lane. Time 47. Other runners included Redpath Little Bit Othello and Blarney. Second race was won by Oneville Horicon at 2 to 1 with Magda second and Red Widow third. Third race saw Toy Boy win at even money over Sir Alverson, Royal Dolly second, Ardalon and others ran. Fourth race Chapultepec won at 5 to 2 with Wintergreen second and Flying Footsteps among finishers. Fifth race Mary Ann won at 2 to 1 with Ocean Queen second. Sixth race John Louis at 9 to 10 won over Palma and Can tem. Time details listed for each race.
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Palma
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Acumen
Puck
Horse Racing Entries and Match Race Finish in Waterbury
The report lists multiple selling and purse races for two to eight year olds across distances from 4 furlongs to 1 mile at Waterbury. It records entrants such as Kitty W, Jolly Tar, Kam charke, Lem Dale, Lena Friar, Hid den Wand, and many others with weights and pedigrees, plus a closing note on a marriage: Archibald J Kitcher and Alma Carlson wed in Waterbury with Rev. John Mac Laren officiating.
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Charke
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Lem Dale
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Hidden Wand
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Rose O Neil
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Song of Rocks
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Zutus
Army and Navy School Baseball Schedule Announced
The Army and Navy School announces a strong comeback season with many returnees from last year and several promising new players. The schedule lists 15 games on the prep field mostly, with one away game at De Lancey School Philadelphia and opponents including Emerson Institute Cardinal Athletic Club Georgetown Freshmen Western High School and Cathedral School among others.
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Brookland
Western High School
Mount St Adbaus
Plays Ursinus Team Today at University Field
Catholic University meets Ursinus College this afternoon at Brookland University Field in a fast paced game. Ursinus lineup features Stugert Adama Kennedy Mathieu Johnson Gay Work Mitterling Weller Boyer Miller. Catholic University counters Zachary Hayes Donnelly McDonnell Pipp Lynch Horan Freixan or Maguire Ryan Moran Carter. Referee Handiboe to umpire. game called at 3:30.
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Attell Wins Rematch by KO Over Kirk in New York
Abe Attell former featherweight champion knocks out Olle Kirk of St Louis in the third round of a ten round bout in New York a left hook to the chin and a right to the jaw put Kirk down for nine seconds before Referee Sammy Kelly halted the fight Kirk had previously forced Attell to quit in a West bout four months earlier and Attell sought revenge tonight
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Olle Kirk
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Four More Officers Ordered to Aero Corps
Brig. Gen George P Scriven, chief of the United States signal corps, praised reports on aviation experiments by army officers in San Diego and Galveston and ordered two more lieutenants to each site for training. Lieuts Walter R Taliaferro and Fred Seydel go to Galveston while Lieuts Rex Chandler and Joseph E Carberry head to San Diego.
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Joseph E. Carberry
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Geiger
Brereton
Dirigible Breaks In Two At Karlsruhe Landing
The German military dirigible of the Zeppelin type known as Substitute L. broke in two this afternoon at Karlsruhe after a 24 hour flight. A gust buckled the forward half, another gust toppled the airship, soldiers clinging to ropes were forced to release. Aluminum frames fractured, the nose separated, and the wreck collapsed. It had been accepted by the war department February 15 and measured about 46 feet in length with speeds over 50 miles an hour.
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England Claims Best Aeros Army Unveils Superior Flying Machines
In London a Commons announcement by Col John Seely states Britain possesses the best aeroplanes in the world. The war secretary says new British aircraft exceed 80 miles per hour and can slow to 49 miles per hour, addressing the challenge of speed versatility for military use.
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Early War Aeroplane Advances and Opinions
An aerial field report notes a biplane averaging 112 mph in tests and plans for 148 aircraft by May. It discusses rejection of large airships and interest in small dirigibles, with the army claiming a solution to repelling air attacks. Experts compare British, French, and US developments, including a new radio aeroplane device.
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Shelton Wins Four Eight Round Slugging Decision
In St Louis on March 18 Jack Shelton of St Louis won an eight round decision over Joe Sherman of Memphis in a lightweight bout. Shelton landed more punches and connected harder throughout the match.
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Supreme Court and equity dockets list in early 20th century
The record lists Supreme Court justices and admitted practitioners, plus the day’s court calls for various equity, circuit, criminal, and bankruptcy matters. It includes many case numbers, parties such as Wedderburn, Lamson, and Burgdorf, and notices of rule returns and adjournments across multiple courts.
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Ted
Tule
Camae
David Talbot
Davidaon
Holloway Latimer
Latimer
Birney & Woodard Baldwin Va
Duncan
Deeds of Trust Details Across City Areas
A long list of deeds of trust recorded for various properties across districts including North Grounds, Columbian University, Dobbins Addition, Petworth, and Brightwood Park. Entries show stacks of names, secured sums ranging from $400 to $11,250, terms from 1 to 8 years, interest mostly 5 to 6 percent, and payment schedules including semiannual payments. Many listings specify square lots, blocks, and property owners or trustees, with multiple lenders such as building associations and banks.
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Clyde D Garrett
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Rovalle E Forrest Irena
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Edward Decker
Villa PA
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Richard G Fletcher
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Brightwood Park
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Altol Diller
William P O’brien
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German-American Building Association
Joseph N Sandera
Charles W Stoteon
Mary L. O'Brien
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William H. de Lashmutt
Rose Bros
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John D Coughtan
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Abbie C Graves
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