Independence League season games announced and field work start
The Independence League set May 1 to July 2 as opening and closing dates with postponed games to be played after July 2. Work on North Capitol field improvements begins today with bleachers and a clubhouse planned. Several teams and officials attended, including W Roakes and J Faye, and umpire selection to be decided at the March 27 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Handiboe
Alfred L. Stern
Manhattan
National Union
W Roakes
North Capitol Street
North Capitol
A. J. Riddle
W. HF. Donnelly
Manhattans
R. B. Bond
Twilings
D. Stearns
J. F. Curtin
Kendall A. C
W. E. van Buskirk
John Wilkinson
St Martin's
BE. H. Parster
St Pauls
Mes—t
St Martin
Taining
Nationa Union
St Taul
Kendall
St. Paul
Marin
St. Martin
Nation Qaion
St Paul
Twining
Twininging
National Union Va
Twin S
Kendal
Tongs Union
St Martin Va
Kendall +s Twining
Ational Talon
Natonal Union
National Squash Tennis Association Formed in New York
In New York on March 8, clubs from Chicago, Philadelphia, Boston and New York organized the National Squash Tennis Association at the Harvard Club. Officers elected include John W. Prentiss as president J I Low as vice president C M Bull as treasurer and Dr Alfred Stillman as secretary. A national championship tournament is planned for April 8 at the Harvard Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Baaix
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Harvard
John W. Prentiss
J. I. Low
Brooklyn
C. M Bull
Alfred Stillman
Miss Fownes Leads Golfers In Qualifying Round
Pinehurst N C March 20 Thirty nine women took part in the qualifying round of the eleventh annual United North and South Amateur II championship Miss Mary Fownes Oakmont sister of the national amateur champion won best card with 98 trailing Ethel Check New York and Louise Elkins Oakmont in second and third Otters to first division include Mrs William West Huntington Valley J R Price Pittsburg Miss Mss Helmer Midlothlang Mrs J T Lapham Weeburn Mrs R C jvm New Canaan Edith Barnett New Haven Mrs Guy Metcalf Bluffice Miss Sarah Fownes Whitmont Mrs T Abelacker Hackensack Bertha Graham North Jersey G P Gardner Midlothian L E B Beall Uniontown and Louis Brown Oakmont
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
N. C
Mary Fownes
Oakmont
Ndal
Ethel Check
New York
Louise
Elkins
Oaktemit
Otters
William West
Huntington Valiera
J. R. Price
Pittsburg
Yale Will Not Row Navy
Annapolis Md March 20 The Naval Academy authorities have word Yale cannot send a crew this year Yale plans a triangular race with Cornell and Princeton before the Harvard race at New London Syracuse likely to send a crew May 29 The season features contests against Columbia and the University of Pennsylvania and promises interest
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Yale
Cornell
Princeton
Harvard
New London
Syracuse
Columbia
University of Pennsylvania
Hopkins Football Dates Planned Next Season
The Hopkins football schedule lists eight games for next season, inviting Navy, Carlisle Indians, Virginia, St. John's College, Stevens Institute, Western Maryland College, Maryland Agricultural College, and Gallaudet. The Navy game on October 7 opens the slate, matching last year’s count with one more contest overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallaudet
Virginia
Baltimore
Hopkins
Naval Academy
Carlisle Indians
University of Virginia
St. John's College
Steven's Institute
Western Maryland College
Maryland Agricultural College
Navy
Virginia Baseball League Adopts 123 Game Schedule
The Virginia Baseball League met in Richmond and approved a 123 game season from April 20 to September 6. Each club will carry 13 players including the manager, with four umpires and a president's salary rise from 750 to 1500. League cities include Richmond Norfolk Lynchburg Petersburg Danville and Roanoke.
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Richmond
Virginia Baseball League
Norfolk
Lynchburg
Petersburg
Danville
Roanoke
Destroy Valuable Race Horse in Lexington Track Tragedy
Lexington Ky March 20 R G Miller a bay colt two years old and one of the most promising racers in training at the local track was so badly injured in a runaway today that he had to be killed. The horse owned by J Hart Brown was valued at 5000. Zbyszko Beats Paul Schmidt in Buffalo New Jersey March 20 Sbyazlo the Polish wrestler defeated Paul Schmidt the Cape Town giant tonight gaining two falls the first in 92 50 and the second in 10 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
R. G. Miller
J. Hart Brown
Zbyszko
Paul Schmidt
Buffalo
N. J
Sbyazlo
Cape Town
Unclear Racing Odds and Names Across Gem-Like List
A dense OCR readout lists numerous names, places, and terms including Tampa, Harding, Spears, Tanbark, Sun Gil, Jacksonville, Roseburg IL, Juarez, Helen Johnson, Ada O. Walker, and others. No coherent narrative, event, or outcome is discernible to form a dated news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Harding
T. B. Spears
Tanbark
Sun Gil
Bortmant
Irvin P. Diges
Chess
Don Hamilton
Occidental
Warner Griswell
Okolona
Crystate
Ringer
Explicit
Sandiver
Siete
B. J. Swanner
Jacksonville
Barney Igoe
Ruby Knight
Glanders
Aunt Kate
Dolly Bullman
Lady Orimar
Imprint
Attentive
Scrimmage
van den
Mexcana
All Red
Kye White
Danfeld
Amoret
Henry Hutchison
Golden Castle
Roseburg IL
Juarez
Helen Johnson
Wodlool
Pretty Soon
el Molina
Tramotor
Lady Stalwart
Mispiigson
Ada O. Walker
Rinda
Bettie Sur
Playloun
Bobby Boyer
Balella
Doc Allen
Soon
Kopek
Fred Mulholland
Plain
Oakhurst Wins One Mile Handicap at Moncrief
In Jacksonville on March 20 the Moncrief track held a one mile handicap race won by Oakhurst ridden by Byrne. Descomnets, the favorite, and Spindle collided with Descomnets stumbling over Spindle. both horses and jockeys fell with no injuries reported. Brannon rode Descomnets, McTaggart rode Spindle. Other races listed include results for several selling and handicap events with times and mounted riders.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Moncrief
Oakhurst
Young Byrne
Descomnets
Spindle
Brannon
McTagfart
Maldén
Maxentius
Natwnts Mclce
Cigar Water
Coletta
Perigot
Griff
Stilenst
Lady of Palms
Kittery
Prince Chan
Mabel Virgina
Macrie
Koerner
Eagle Aird
Connolly
Hopkins
Ben Lomond
Creole
Missive
Leon B
John Pendergast
Dusty Bad
Kinnellon
Bettie Bereaud
Algo
Turtonga
Koernar
Louis Reti
Troxter
Bob Co
Peep Gver
Dearle
Starboard
Bat Masterson
Lou Lanier
Royal Onyx
Byrne
Hankes
Wilson
Dad News
Hopking
Col Aghmeade
Grecian Bend
Queen
Con Tolly
Kate
Schuttinger
Tirad
Lighthouse
Canoplap
Bedminster
Black Oak
Warden
Radiation
Hughes
Woolspun
Pootallgo
Goose
Muir
Royal Report
Davenport
Oracle
Swanson
Tampa Race Results Show Multiple Events at Local Track
The program lists six races with purses from 100 to 150 dollars, detailing winners such as Mazard, Charlotte Hamilton, Blue Tie, Lady Chilton, Cyess, Hiccough, Marigot, War Jig, Bofield, Minneoette, Waldorf Belle, and others. Notable performers include jockeys and odds across races four to six, with times ranging from 1:24 3-6 to 1:57 2-6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mazard
Ormos
Batson
Grifin
Judge Sqaok
C. Jackson
Tine
Hidera
Notugal
Jim Ray
Sainater
the Ram
Nettle Carita
Cull Holland
Ormes
Johnny Wise
A. Martin
A. Martin), 491, 2 ° 104, Even, Second; ‘Flog Battle, 95 {Gironda
Yankee Pooh
Polly Lee
Brougham
Donation
St. Valentine
Shepherd’s Song
Lady Chilton
Knight
Dandy Dancer
Pendrell
Royal Lady
Pryor
Plenalog
Annie Otis
la Sa Ja
Purne
Hiccough
Price
Lew HU
Girondo
Lois Cavanagh
Hofman
Harting
Octopus
Virginia Lindsey
Hush Money
Cavita
McNally
War Jig
Benschoten
Sam Barber
Denny
Mike Molett
Reid
Petite Olacau
Oblivion
Deadwood
Periwinkle
Bofield
Rice
Naps Nick
Marjorie A.nalany
Minneoette
Rela
He Knows
Molesworth
Marian Casey
Juarezs Racing Entries Show Diverse And Varied Card
The page lists eight to ten races with detailed entries for selling maidens, handicap events, and special purses. Notable runners include Ruby Knight Waltz Fort Bank Darney Igoe Appagslonste and Choptank in early races, with multiple 4 to 6 furlong sprints and a 2 mile 70 yard feature. Additional entries feature Lady Orimar Aunt Kate Cavina and Aphro aste among others, plus a special novelty race with automobiles and standing starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Ruby Knight
Waltz
Fort Bank
Darney Igoe
Appagslonste
Mason
Guh’s Hill
Senator Hubble
Rake
Glendora
Fabershant
Lady Orimar
Aunt Kate
Cavina
Herndop
Aphroaste
Mae Hamilton
Dady Bultman
Mary Steele
Jacobite
Roxeboro
Emily Lea
Judge Monck
Messenger Boy
Imprint
Hock
Jack
Bad
Billy Frank
Peter
Simon Sick
Mella
Kingslip
Mexcana
All Red
Raleigh P. D
van den
Buick
Marquette
Automobile
Buick Bug
Bob Burman
Relling
J. B. Robinson
Eye White
Louise M
Macias
Volaird
H. Barr
Congo
Judge Lansing
Amoret
Camel
Dr. Barkley
Canfield
Austin Sturtevant
Crona Parade
John Marrs
von Laer
McAndrews
Grandiasimo
J. P. Daley
Percy
Taylor
Bob" Co
Gerando
Merman
Christina
Elizabethan
Miss Marjorle
Roseburg II
Starover
John Patterton
Henry Hutchinson
Mamie Algol
Harvey FZ
Don Diaz
Golden
Castle
Gold Dust
Juarez
E M F and Flanders show car making a dramatic display
Detroit based E M F and Flanders showcase a $25,000 moving picture exhibition detailing the making of E M F and Flanders cars from pig iron to a roadster. The event at the Willard Hotel features Mr. Flanders, dealer guests from Virginia North Carolina Maryland and the District of Columbia, and a ride in a new H M F fore door tourer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnum
H-M-If* Company
Detroit
Mich
E-M-F
Flanders George Keller
Red
New Willard Hotel
Pigaders
North Carolina
Virginia
Maryland
District of Columbia
OE I-M-F Company
W. C. Long
Smith
Flanders
James G. Heaslet
Heaslet
H-M-F
Manders
Leroy Pelletier
Walter HB Flanders
Paul Smith
Supreme Court legal notices and docket updates 1911
The Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railroad Company et al vs United States, judgments modified and affirmed with remand to the Southern District of Ohio. Various cases listed include no 95 Louisville and Nashville vs Siler, no 524, 424 Erie Railroad, and numerous motions to advance or set arguments. District of Columbia equity actions follow with assignments and orders, including divorce and guardianship matters, and a long roster of attorneys and docket numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Justice Harlan
Justice McKenna
Justice Holmes
Justice Day
Justice Lurten
Justice Hughes
van Devahter
Lamar
Fenelon B. Brock
Washington, D. C
Charles E. Riordan
Robert 8. Blair
New York City
J. Pembroke Thom
Baltimore
Cleveland H
District Court of the United States
District of Ohio
Justice Lamar
Margaret BE. Taylor
Mary J. Leesniteer
Court of Appeals of
District of Columbia
Costa
Cave
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
Adam T. Siler
W. H. Coyle
Thomas P. Smith
State of
Oklahoma
Leibel Pincusov Glucksman
William Henkel
United States Marshal
Et al
Globe Printing Company of St
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Second Circuit
Walter B. Howe
F. B. Jennings
George A. Clement
Northern Faelie Railway Company
Michael Golden
Supreme Court of the State of Montana
Evans Browne
HE C. Moore
C. ‘T. Elliott
Henry ¥. Woodard
Lehmann
Appellees
Young How
Young Chau
Ve. Hart IL
North
United States
É&C
Ball
Henry FP. Woodard
A. A. Birney
Carroll Cook
John A. Knott
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company
Webster Ballinger
D. M. Spencer
Frank Hagerman
Railrord Company
Frederick W. Labmann
Sanford B Ladd
Enott W. Major
John M. Atkinson
Knott Et al
Corporation
Bt. Anthony
New Badford
Michael J. Houlihan
Supreme Court
Equity Court No. 1
Justice Stafford
Harper Vn
Paris
H. W. Wheatley
Brock
National Electric Supply Company
F. B. Brock
Ralston, Siddons & Richardson
Sullivan Va
Cohen
Plaintiff
Attorn L. P. Loving
Heim Va. Plant
Flaintiff
A. A . Birney
E. L Gies
Ww. J. Lambert
Harris
Coclwanttle
N. S. Welsh
G. James
Chandler
Whatefield
Adverso Po
Daverus
National Cotton Improvement Company
Gittings & Chamberlin
P. Walker
T. 8
McGowan
Parith
Wilson, Darlington
Conrad Robinson
Equity Court NO
Justice Gould
Roth A. Seidel
Dennis
Monolith Steel Company
Plavitlt
N. Wilson
C. L. Wilton
Paul Lesh
ARB
Vermeule Vermenie
Carter & Brooke
J. E. Foster
Court notes and assignments from District and Circuit courts
Probate and criminal actions listed with assignments, judgments, and pending motions across multiple courts. Names include Van Sander, Palmer, Tobriner, H. Perry, J. Archer, and M. B. O’Brien. Real estate transfers noted for properties in Brightwood Park and Columbia Heights among others with $10 to $51,200 values.
Deeds of Trusts Across Washington Real Estate Maps
Deeds of trust filed in West Bloomingdale White Haven Philadelphia and other districts list numerous parcels in blocks and squares. Names include Martin McDevitt Frances Miller John McMahon and George Emmerich with sums from 300 to 16 000 and terms up to six years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bloomingdale
Martin McDevitt
Harry M. Packard
Joseph N. Saunders
John B. Espey
W. F. Turton
Ralph M. Rogers
White Haven
Philip and
Jason
Frances M. Miller
Benjamin
Samuel Mad@er
H. P. Gatley
John P. McMahon
Nemtanavailr
Tracts
Square
Martin Wiegand
Luther Gibson
Henry H. Bergmann
George M Emmerich
Metropolis Building Association
Brightwood Park
Clyde
Dalley
William Combs
Romain Dalley
Donald E. Lestte
George M. Emmerich
John J. Cahillot Ax
Henry H. Bergman
St Ar
Same
Columbia Heights
Thomas J. Sheridan Et al
George Y. Worthington
Richard K. Tyler
Philadelphia
Safe Depondt and Insurance Company
Reservoir View
George J. McLain
C. P. Brown
Algernon Gardiner
Theodore P Heap
Edith C. Piper
Edgar R
Thomas M. Gale
Georges E. Hamilton
Edward J Stelwagen
Newlands Company
Sequard
Anderson Ward
Thomas Welker
James J. Bundy
Clarence M. da Velle
University Heights
Strah V. Ludwig
William F
John A’ Massie
Frederick A. Holton
Brookland Bullaing Association
Frederick W. McClees
Frank A. Jones
J. Edward Lewis
Fred C. Jones
Walter M. Tvery
Arthur B Campbell
John L. Cassin
Sccuse
Milton D. Campbell
Thomas D Gannaway
Horatio N Taplin
Charles F. Benjamin
Lillie T. Taplin
Fortune
Hugh A. Thrift
George W. Jinkine
George W. Linking
Violet A Clagett
Franklin T Sanneret Az
William I Plather
Rignard W. Beall
John M Jones
Walter McLean
Wallace D. McLean
Henry V. Tutloch
Eecr
Frost
Scheutzen Park
Abram R. Serven
William T Ballard
William H. Lanham
J. Harold McDowell
Matids T! McDonald
J. Edward Fowler
Frank D Seiffert
Thomas W. Fowler
Equara
Sama
Tesure Salina Wo Williams
Edward C Grumley
Frederick W Freitaget Az
Frank A Jenes
J. Edward Lewie
Elizabeth Browne
Armiannually
Frank A Jones
C Adbert
Irene A * Mattingly
Irene A. Mattingly
William M. Lewin
Margaret A. Demarese
LE Droit Park
Charles EB
Wharton E. Lester
Michael J Colbert
National Permanent Buildings Association
Marr Wolf
Sarah B. (i
Wiliam M. Lewin
Margaret A Demarest
Francis A Crawford
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Pierce Riddle
Wheeling
W. Va
American Security and Trust Company
Bankers’ League
Xine
Uct di
Technical High
Columbia Athlete Club
Bu T
Columbus AC
Luddiess W. Donn
Hieventh Street
M. C
M.C. A. Mast
Winslow
Winslow Fs St
Bot Springs
Union Station
Wircult
Episcopal High School
Alexandria
Episcopal
Central
Colins
St. Mary's College
Kla Mack
The
Commercial League
R. P Andrews
R. P. Andrews
Herald
W. B. Moses
D. N. Walford
Willard Hotel
Havenner Booking Company
South Inds
Rockville High
Cathedral School
Becauise
Cathedral
Army and Navy Preparatory School
M. Co
del Ray
Hugh McClung
Virelu
M Betts
Betts
Anderson
Une
Joe Handibee
Independence League
Handibee
Shorty Hughes
Betta
Raleigh
Utica
St. Stephens
North Carolina Avenue
Shorty
Hahn’s Co
Miss Fownes
Sam Anderson
Joe Turner
Washngton Middlewaght
Spindie
Burnie
Mualden
Miss Tleenay
Visitor
Pretty Sooo
Recover
Prince of Bohemia
Edne
Woolvel
Louder
Big Brave
Wild West
Noah
Belling
Beechmont
Brave Withers
Elmolino
Plume
Tramoter
the Slicker
Bonnie Prince
Fatnace
Selllo
Hoopa
Mamir
Batella
Joe Weeds
St. Ine Fidler Woodlander
Pear
St. Dentel
van Bark
Sautfiey
Restless Lady
Athento
Black Domino
Dr. Conk
Bertmont
Grimaldi
Walter
McLean
San Gil
Heart of Hyacinth
Little Maid
Goodacre
Trulp P
John Garner
Doc Hamilton
Taliow
Albion Merry
Furtongs
Siel
Carpenter
Tanguay and Sandier
Exch
B. J. Bwander
Ima
Pronle
Audi Vries Mear and
Far
Lke
Walter E. Flanders
Washington
J. C. Adams
Charlottesville
Allison
Remington
W. H. Adams
Reotortown
J. L. Baugher
Staunton
W. H. Horne
Clayton
A. C. House
Weldon
E. B. Lyon
Durham
W. D. McMillian
Wilmington
John BF. McNain
Laurinburg
W. Stevens
Elizabeth City
N. G
Congressional Garage Company
Woodstock
Blue Ridge Mountains
T. F. Hart
Interstate Auto Company
Diamond Rubber Company
Porasis
United States Court of Customs Appeals
Ackgr
Merrall & Condit Company
de Vries
Circuit Court
Downing, Judge & Co
Board of General Appraisers
Perkins, van Bergen & Co
Assocrats
Hunt
E. Buschoff
Appellant
Board of Federal Appraisers
Ve. T
Yamashita
Ve. M. Furuya & Co
Seattle
Tralel Bros. & Co
Granite
James P. Smith & Co
Cherries
Maraschino
Weweae Caress
Auumnewennn
Cers
Colorado
In Guent Mpany
Calvert
Henry Heath
Western Calvert Somerset
Calvert Co
Coombe
Kilgore
Calvers
Spates
Espey Va
Espey
W. B. Shipley
Examiner
Chase Oye
Orcutt Court NO. 1
Justice Anderson
van Sander
Fitch Va
Lambert & Yealman
Thomas
Circuit Court No
Justice Barnard
Axman
Washington Gag
Light Company
Picintif
Attornee F. L
Justice Wright
William ‘H. Harrison
F. J. Hogan
David Rothschna
Iira
William A. Pierce
A. 8. Worth-iogton
William Lloyd Walker
Willis Walker
Charles Wright
M. B. O'Brien
Samuel Matthews
Campbell Carrington
John H. Fisher
Pete Washington
Edward Pratt
John Carroll
John H. Ford
Criminal Court No
Clabaugh
Davia Ve. Macdonald
Wilton & Barksdale
Leah
Robinson
Southern Railway Company
Lewle
Maddox & Gatley
Hareilton
Soule Realty Company
McNerhany
J. W. Nichol
Curtis Vs. McCann
Nichol —Stearman
Rhodesia
Cockrell
Hendry
Macdonald
Villige 'S
Woodward & Lathrop
Balderston
Larner
Johnson Vs. Armetrong
Colling, Heath—Collins
Criminal Court
Gertrude L. Hunt
William H. Hunt
W. H. White
Mary M. Johnson
Mary A. Brooke
Cauge
Tucker , Kenyon
Alphonse Hart
Catherine J. Brennan
Michael T. Burns
Annie T. Brown
W. L. Pollard
Eben Curtin
Carr, Peyser & Curtin
Batate
Frederick Chain
Frederick A. Fenoning
Bond
Fenning
Francis Davie
Jabez Lee
Bucy Mothershead
Robert Moth Maintenance
J. C
Joseph D. Sullivan
Barnett Cohen
Plaintt’s
L. P. Loving
Mechanic's
Chesapeake Supply Company Corn EH
Torneys, Brandenburg & Brandenburg
Thomas W. Stubblefield
United States Adjusters
C.F
Moyer Marble Works
C. F Gefer & Co
Plaintif
Brandenburg & Brandenburg
Bright Wood Park
Romain Dailey
Luther W. Gibson
Wilea Park
Clara A. Marden
Earl Wolfe
Martin Wiegend
Mary Follanshee
Stair
Charles
Annie Marsh
Manor Park
William M Terrell
L. Willard Irwin
Thedore A. Levenhayeen
Donald F. Leslie
Mary R. Lastie
E Street
Twelfth
Thirteenth
Jene Ashley
John J
Katie Cahill
John Espey
Martin
Wilma B. McDevitt
Florida Avenue
Fdware McCaules Et Ax
Domenico Calald
Ardmn
Sitats Ax
Chevy Chase
Chevy Chase Land Company
Evelyn L. Yeamans
Square 1867
Fourteenth
Fred J. Sherrer
Edward S. McKnew
Edward
McKnew
Fred J
Della Sherrer
Connecticut Avenue
Colton House
Conorad H. Syme
Miriam D. Thropp
Katharins CG
Edwart J. Stellwagen
Eth C. Piper
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fifteenth
Fred G. Jones
Frederick W
Emma J. Me
Clees
Ivea
Burrville
Walter M. Ivery
William Bittner
Herman Flecher
Selfth
Mary A. McKenny
Mary B. Gibba
Agnes
McKenny
Mildred D. Kine
William D. Sullivan
Brookland
Charles K. Heiffeld
John B. Parker
Pstworth
Selina W. Williams
Matilda
McDonald
Dobbins
James Martin
Philip Mauro
Lowe V. DeBieny
Elmer H. Catllo
Massachusetts Avenue
Matilda T McDonald
Edward C. Grumley
Pat