Williams seeks raise over Baltimore team trades
Williams pushes for higher pay after a web of trades involving Turner Baker Jack Bentley and Sam Crane. He disputes Dunn’s offer, vows to consider quitting if salary gaps persist, and reflects on his minor league assignment and health as Griffith aims to balance the Nationals roster.
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Wailama
Turner Faroness Baker
Jack Bentley
Wnd
Baltimore
Sam Crane
Wliams
Dunn
Wilmington
Wilkons
Garbage
Willams
Griffith
Nationals
Griff
Williams
Crane
Tendlex
Karber
Bentley
Sands
Temas
Griffith Mehr
Wellialla
Migiaie
Uriges
Donn
Bentiey
Pinehurst Tennis Ends With Anats Winning Singles and Mixed
Pinehurst N Y March 18 The Pinehurst tennis tournament concluded today with Miss Caroline Bogart of Elizabeth Town and Country Club winning the women singles 6 4 6 4 and teaming with Jack Latting of Locus Valley to take the mixed doubles 6 4 6 4 defeating Miss Elinor Gates of Nassau Country Club and R A Balfe of South Shore Club.
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Pinehurst
N. Y
Caroline Bogart
Elizabeth Town and Country Club
Elinor Gates
Nassau Country Club
Jack Latting
Locus Valley
Gates
R A. Balfe
South Shore Club
Washington tankmen to compete in Baltimore scholastic meet
Washington swimmers headed by Central High coach Wred J Brunner will represent in the Baltimore Athletic Club scholastic championships in Baltimore next Saturday night. Sixteen boys from Central plus participants from Western and Tech are expected to compete in relays and individual events. Brunner also plans a citywide water day in municipal pools June 2 with events for Washington high schools and colleges.
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Washington
Baltimore
Baltimore Athletic Club
Brunner
Bova
Central
von Schelle
Western
Tech
Hayes
Jackson
Call
Solomon
Hostetler
Scharf
Littie
Hostretler
Newby
Stokes
Houston
Sandifer
Maitland
Kaplan
Flat
Tison
Morrell
Buhrer
Little
Wred J. Brunner
Potomac Park
Quint Wins as Boys' Team Top Baltimore Reserve
The Washington Y club defeated the Baltimore YMCA reserve team 22 to 18 last Saturday. Payne starred for Washington with 4 goals, supported by Miller Chew Rhine Fowler Linthicum Hatchett and Millom. Referee Mr Frye. Halves lasted 20 minutes.
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Hoys
Baltimore
Baltimore Y. M. C. A
Payne
Washington “Y
Washington
Miller
Chew Baltimore
Rhine
Fowler Linthicum i
Millom
Parree Goetz
Hachatt
Foster
Che
Flone
Miler
Milloff
Fowler
Linthicum
Hatchett
Chew
Fowl
Tinthteum
Mr. Frye
Baker Reports to Giants in Training Change
Howard Baker reported for training with the New York Giants after working in a munition plant. He probably will not be retained as Manager McGraw considers Gibson as third catcher, with Kruger and Kocher as candidates for the role after a two day light workout in Marlin Texas on March 19.
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Giants
Howard Baker
Baker
McGraw
Gibson
Kruger and
Kocher
Marlin
Tex
Tale Baseball Meeting at Railroad Y M C A League
Robert Young president of the District Amateur Baseball Association and J R McKensie of the Railroad Y M C A spoke before a meeting of the Terminal R B R M C A Baseball League last night A committee was appointed to arrange for the league participation in amateur title play this season
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Robert Young
District Amateur Baseball Association
J. R. McKensie
Terminal R. BR. ¥. MC. A
Kilbane Defeats Shannon in Six-Round Featherweight Bout
Philadelphia reports Johnny Kilbane, featherweight champion, defeated Eddie Shannon of San Francisco in six rounds. Shannon was dropped for a nine count in the third round as Kilbane led with sustained aggression throughout the bout.
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Philadelphia
Johnny Kilbane
Eddie Shannon
San Francisco
Shannon
Kilbane
Slabmen Speed Through Nationals Practice Game
Augusta GA March 19 Today s battle between Regulars and Yannigans opened with full effort from all lines of play Pitchers were urged to go full speed for three innings Avera and others overthrew and many pitches refused to break Shanks reached base twice off Johnson Moran and Judge showed strong hitting Humpries worked three solid innings for Regulars while Clyde Milans fingers suffered another injury Gallia and Harper eyed for later pitching as Griffith plans to test youngsters Craft noted for watchful eye
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William H. Hottel
Augusta
Yannigans
Griffith
Avera
Jamieson
Shanks
Johnson
Harper
Gallia
Yanniians
Craft
Auguste
Rice
Moran
Foster
C. Milan
Washingtonian
Smith
Yanniganss
Acter
OA Morgan
Leonard
Judge
Il Posnter
Menosky
Milan
Osmith
I Sawyer
iCrane
Ol McBride
lAinsmith
Tamieson
Pumont
Dumont
Rune
Menorky Moran
Alnamith
Ian
Charrity
Henry
Sawyer
Aineamith
H. Milan
Aluemith
West
Bas
Wirst
Ayers
Humaparies
Garrity
Rhanks
Y Jamieson
Ainemith
Humphries
Altrock
Fearful prospects for boxing in New York state
New York, March 19. Promoters feel alarm as Governor Whitman presses the repeal of the Frawley law. Ousting Chairman Wenck intensifies fear that the legislature will pass the repeal on party lines, effectively ending boxing in the state. Boxers and managers worry no loophole will save the sport, and renewed glove contests seem unlikely for a long time.
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New York
Wenck
State Athletic Commission
Whitman
Cadets to Play Polo at West Point Tourney
New York March 19 H L Herbert chairman of the Polo Association says May 23 to June 2 are set for an Army Polo Association tournament at West Point. The first polo event at Hudson military post aims to train cadets in polo tactics as cavalry drill. Cadet teams only, prizes include four handsome cups.
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New York
H. L. Herbert
The
Polo Association
Army Polo Association
West Point
Hudson Military Post
Fabrique Stars for Dodgers at Shortstop Position
Hot Springs Ark March 19 Wilbert Robinson gains peace for Dodgers at shortstop as Frenchy Fabrique shines in first real Dodger game against Boston Red Sox leading the team with four hits in five at bats and cleanly handling fielding duties Scott of the Red Sox also showed strong all round play Joe Stecher to wrestle Earl Caddock in Omaha on April 9
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Hot Springs
Ark
Wilbert Robinson
Dodgers
Olson
O'Mara
Frenchy
Fabrique
Brooklyn
Dodger
Boston Red Sox
Scott
Red Sox
Wheat Refuses Contract With Dodgers In Hot Springs
In Hot Springs Arkansas on March 18 Zach Wheat Dodger outfielder and club president Charles H bets likely will not reach a salary agreement. Wheat left for home after a morning conference. Ebbets would not comment. A new offer reportedly repeats the same figures Wheat refused.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Zach Wheat
Dodger
Charles H.bbets
Wheat
Ebbets
District Cue Stars Start Title Games
Roth's, the Academy and Grand Central teams won opening matches in the Washington Billiard Association amateur pocket billiard tournament. Roth beat Handiboe's Arbitrators 90 to 81. Academy beat Donovstars 77 to 0. Grand Central defeated the Shermans 90 to 61.
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Roth’s
Academy
Grand Central
Roth's
Washington Billiard Association
Roth
Handiboe
Donovstars
Shermans
Sherman's
Slingman
Bunny
Conners
Dorsey
King and Offenberg
Sherman
Franey
Ruat
Chapin
Bowling tourney sets records in multiple events
Grand Rapids reports a new second place finish and a world record as G W May from Fort Wayne trails Otto Kaliusch by five pins in the singles. St Louis pair R Meyer and Louis Waldecker post 511 for the highest doubles game yet, though Meyer and partner total 1256 for seventh. In Columbus a scheduled twelve round bout ends with O Leary advancing after a late inside rush as Riv ers from Los Angeles tangles in eleven rounds.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
G. W. May
Fort Wayne
Ind
Otto Kaliusch
St. Louisa
R. Meyer
Louis Waldecker
Meyer
Columbus
Ohio
Jose Rivers
Los Angeles
Johnny O'Leary
Buffalo
O'Leary
Yes
Wagner delays signing with Pirates over conditioning
Hans Wagner says money is not the issue in reporting for spring Bradles with the Pittsburgh club. He is satisfied with the salary clause but doubts he can be in condition for another hard campaign. He will not sign until he is sure he can play without hurting himself.
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Pittsburgh
Hans Wagner
Bradles
Contention Over Kellys 100 Yard Dash Time At AAU Meet
New York observers dispute Andy Kellys 3125 second clocking in the 100 yard dash at the National AAU championship. Critics argue the chalk lane markings failed to provide proper lane delineation and may invalidate the time under AAU rule that races run within marked lines.
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New York
Andy Kelly
Habana Racing Closes After 88-Day Cuban Meeting
Habana Cuba March 18 The 88 day winter meeting of the Cuban American Jockey Club closed today an extra day added for the benefit of Habana newspaper workers who were put out of work when their papers were silenced by the government after the recent revolution.
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Habana
Cuba
Jockey
Gamma Sigma Defeats Phi Five In Fraternity Final
Gamma Sigma defeats Phi Five 38 to 16 to close Tri Mu Sigma Basketball League season. Thiele led Gamma Sigma with 18 points, Spencer starred for Phi Five, and BE Fuller aided officiating and league cooperation. Standings show Gamma Sigma first, Alpha Beta second, with Mu Bets trailing.
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Tri! Mu Sigma Fraternity
Gamma Sigma Quint
Phil
H. Thiele
Gamma Sigma
Spencer
BE. A. Fuller
League
PS Gamma Sigma
Colley
Thiele Gilmore
Oliver Spencer Nevitt Duncan
Taylor Boya Glascock
Whiele
Glasenck
Terry
Nevitt
Oliver
Gilmore
Yankees and Yankees Yan?ee Ioses Game in Macon
Ray Caldwell, fresh from the Panama League, pitched six innings in the first nine inning Yankee game of the year. He allowed six hits and two runs, leaving the Yan k ee s a 7 6 winner hindered only by an Arragon error. Wallie Pipp had three hits including a double, and Frank Baker hit a home run.
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Macon
Ray Caldwell
Panama
Yankees
Donovan Caldwell
Yannigans
Arragon
Wallie Pipp
Frank Baker
Pipp
Baker
Darcy Gibbons Bout in Doubt Says Promoter
St. Paul Minnesota March 18 promoter John Kirk said Darcy does not want to fight Mike Gibbons and doubted a Milwaukee match would go through. He noted the Australian is afraid to appear again at the St Paul bearcat venue.
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St. Paul, Minn
Darcy
Mike Gibbons
John Kirk
Kirk
Gibbons
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Ainsworth Released to Terre Haute by White Sox
Mineral Wells Texas March 138 Karl Ainsworth pitcher was the first White Sox to draw a return ticket released to the Terre Haute Indiana team of the Central League by Manager Rowland Almaworth had been the best bet among rookies but the comeback proclivities of Jim Scott caused his fall Milwaukee Wisconsin March 19 Cycling will be resumed in Milwaukee this spring A road race for June 10 is under way and intercity bike races are contemplated
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Bill” Lamar
Rockville
Nationals
Dunn
Lamar
Charlottesville
Bill” Foley
Central High
Government Duckpin League
Chafot
Simmons
W. Dorsey. Stanley
Sheridan
Bingham Ferf
Phman
Husted
Aa HY
Coldren
Baumgart
Scrivener
Campbell
Murrell
Hospital
Ps. Cavalry
Oae Aw
Balamos
BB C
Stockett
Ita R.eawson
Cannon
Downing
AGS
ATS
Duckpin Leagie
Jae
Grimea
Lewis, Royals
Goodfellows
Skidmore. . of Canning
Howser
Weldon
I Parker
Matthew
Tarrell
Thomas BT
Kupfer
Smuth
Stanford
Price Blind
Peman
Parker
Krauss
Rider
Man Ao
Sisay Masonic
Benson
Schuler
Baha Gs Lebanon
Btanabury
Tolson
L O
Davis
Og Kin Cc
Cog 1Kapman
Cahoon
Borden
Hart
O'Meara
Hartig
OT Xander
Burlincame Lecle
Ileman
THOSS
Deleman
Hafe
Halle
Gallagher
Levinaobn
Gibbs
Houlthda
Andersot
Brobaugh
Goldberg
Qleitman
Briede
Navy Yard
Tos Arcadh
New York Life
Ww. F. Hodgyts
Woodward
Isell
Gore
Ria
Way
Foster
Arnold
Snody
Crickton
Une SS
Aon Jefferia
Farrow
Rymansky
Ios Mack Brown
Price
Washington
Anea Nationals
Biftes
Ghag
Williams mi
Williams
Takup
Bahinafather
Phelps
Thorpe
Smolth
Dewey
Bovd
Pexton
G. Stewart
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Commerce
Gibraltara
Columbia
Litvan
Chaffler
Evans
J. Fowler
Flogan
Emerson
Thowas McCarty
Waters
Williamson
Barber
Boubriat
Kempton
Posicpex Tar Wiess
U. Fowler
RED Men
Model One
Mineola
Osceola Come L
Re. McCoury
J. Carri
Fugit Hancocge
OL Leatherman
Sanderson
Cbs
Silver
Jerman
Johnson
James
BO Krauss
Drake
Palak
Fowler
Leagor
Reveca
White Engie
Poe
Hecht & Co, Gamble
Decatur
Tompkina
King
Cisael
Washington Tenpin Lagi KE
RATS
Royaia
Pioneers
Biple Getters
McKnew
Faton
Fanley
Darin
Crnitt
ASL
New York
Buck Crouse McGrath
Rhodes
Jacobyen
Welgan
Billy Miske Naylor
Sie
Bilfott Sae Wee Po Garrett
Niederim’ski
Liz
Gus Christie
Broadway
Riatot
Thomas
Robb
Thusk
Risto
Joe Og
Bindleap
Sporting Club
Miske Pelichargeeeitar
Balsa Arias
Mineral ‘Wells
Tex
Karl Ainsworth
White Sox
Terre Haute
Ind
Rowland
Almaworth
Jim
Scott
Milwaukee
Wia
Interleague Series Opens August 6 Under Sched Plan
The American Association and Inter National League will open interleague play on August 6 as per schedule announced by International President Barrow. The International season begins April 17 with Toronto at Baltimore and matches including Rochester at Richmond Buffalo at Newark and Montreal at Providence.
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American Association
Inter National League
Barrow
International
Toronto
Baltimore
Rochester
Richmond
Buffalo
Newark
Montreal
Providence
Regulars Rally To Win From Yannigans 5 to 4
Auguste Ga March 19 Regulars score in ninth to edge Yannigans 5 to 4. Johnson steadies their trio of pitchers while Jamieson Walks and hits fuel late rally. Rice drives a decisive single after Moran’s long drive, Moran hits two doubles and a triple for Yannigans, Smith’s throwing shines for Regulars.
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Smith
Judge
Menosky
Sawyer
Johnson
Moran
Best Jockeys to Ride at Spring Race Meet at Bowie
Bowle Md March 15 jockeys James Butwell and Tommy McTaggart will ride at the Bowie meeting opening April 2. Butwell rides freelance at Bowie, McTaggart a premier rider from New Orleans also freelancing. Managers say 50 of 70 wintered horses will earn brackets. Water Lady and Bondage attract attention in Arthur stable as the Inaugural handicap looms. Manager O Hara notes spring grandstand work and a five day May meeting at Upper Marlboro.
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Bowle
James Butwell
Tommy McTaggart
Southern Maryland Fair Association
Butwell
Bowie
McTaggart
New Orleans
O'Hara
Benning
Maryland
James Arthur
Water Lady
Walter Lady
Mra Arthur
Arthur
Arthur Lot
Bondage
Canada
Ai 2-Ear-Oll
Raw
Bayberry Candle
New York
Slauberk
Brooks
Ogden—Falr
Atalanta
Hig Bart
Arthur Stable
Upper Marlhorn
Racing Results From Multiple Claiming Races at Varying Distances
A dense meet report lists winners and placings across six claiming races for 3-year-olds and up, detailing horses such as Protogeras Damietta Mazurka Time Stalwart Van Aunt Elete Donner Dorter Zab Little Nephew Bergen II Drom and Kalitan. It records times, weights, odds, and showing runners like Marigold Purple and Gold and Minders in a period-voice style typical of early 20th century circuit racing.
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Protogeras
Petz
Damietta
Rowan
Mazurka
Gergan
Van
Bray
Defender
Purple and Gold
Coppertown
Michie Mott
Aunt Elete
Thurber
Donner
Hawant
Dorter Zab
Collin
Jim Hutch
Brown Baby
Cherry Belle
Skeets
Albee
Little Nephew
Col Hing
Bergen
Sable
Ethan Allen
Birdman
Drom
Boylan
Brobock
Petx
San Jon Ue
Minder
Lime
Mollie
Bir Tummus
Thatcher
Ola Drury
Dancing Star
Ball Rand
Thames Hare
Barette
Otero
Founersade
Altamaha
Charles F. Grainger
Luke van Zandt
Ward
Royal Tes
Wingfield
Mac
Gartner
Huterpe
Lord Byron
Orperth
Leo
Racing Entries Show Mixed Racing Cards and Odds
A set of race entries lists horses, owners, and weights for six events. Notable names include The Baroness, James, Innocent Inca, Patapaca, Thursday Nighter, San Jane Helle, Dinero, Greyfoot, Thirst, Hazelnut, Tyr Prather, Cane Tun, Wisema, Jack G Dowd, Thornitil Mara Cassidy, Platctia, London Girl, Milton Campbell, Patti Ble, Lady Powers, Prime Mover, and Little Bigger. Track conditions are noted as cloudy with a fast surface.
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Elling
Yearolda
James
Pringer
Innocent Inca
Patapaca
Kher WY
Alert
Woodley
Molly Maguire
Nepotiern
Gil Quver
San Jane Helle
Cassia Bright
Brumley
Jack G Dowd
Hart
Robert Bradier
Thornitil Mara Cassidy
Panzareta
Si Hornhilt
Helen James
London
Milton Campbell
Patti Ble
Lady Powers
Quick
Kee
Btar Rowe
Laedtr ‘Worthington
Mary Fetelie
Eather i Semper
Horse Races At Juawa Meeting In Tight Odds
Multiple races detailed with post times and betting odds. Winners include Ra io Kelner in first race, Zelda Rpobn in second, English Lady in third, Caburn in fourth and First Degree in sixth. Other runners listed with odds and placements across five events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bons
W. Favier
Io Kelner
Nobir
Metcalf
Tima
Lady Mint
Cordova
Leo Tease
Miles
Krypt
Real Worth
Sit Furlonga
John Rponn
Q Alexandra
Zelda Rpobn
Mathews
Jumatta Fredericks
FL Martin
Zenotek
Canapal
Clara W
Merada
Isomalao
Giadual Amn
W Taylor
Hunt
Fomellin
Stavens
Meegone
Verney Feathers
Treowen
Geraldame Miasouri
Bride Blanche
Wonalton
Lucklita
Lazy Ben
Belle C
Pride of Siemore
Kenneth, Meierland
Andy Halen
Chemila
Roacae
Riddle
von Matjorie
Hobolink
Transparent
Pinuek
Engrever
Prorealis
Lomaalan
Alexandra
Stanley SS
Pfolleri
Idaho
John Iiraham Aml Hiask
Suan
Alvo Rao
Lewis to Meet Britton in Cincinnati Bout
New York March 19 Ted Lewis the persistent challenger for Jack Britton's welterweight title has signed to fight Britton again. They meet March 26 in Cincinnati with another title clash expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ted Lewis
Jack Britton
Britton
Cincinnati
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