Bob Lynch Only Favorite to Win at Juarez Track
Juarez races feature Bob Lynch as the lone favorite amid wind and swift pace. Local text describes betting action, race outcomes, and notable contenders including Denote and Tiffany with results and odds scattered through the meet.
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Today's Racing Entries Juares First ace Selling
Racing entries list multiple horses across seven races with names like Crom 9 Ruth Eather Lora Lem and Froz gos Kripp. Bets include 101 and 108 payouts with various purses and weights.
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Episcopal High School to Open Season With Washington Nine
The Washington Post reports Episcopal High School will open Saturday hosting Bilsa Electrical of Washington as the opener for a busy schedule of nines from the District and beyond. Captain Burnatt and a notable lineup including Kinsolving Spencer Crowley Carrington Brown lead the new material, with Cornick Cooke Binford Dunlop and others showing promise.
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Run Well Today in Morning Telearanh Sports Scene
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Connie Mack Eyes Help For Hart Maggert And Go
Baseball notes report Connie Mack planning to aid Hart Maggert and Go while manager Jennigs expresses no worry over Owen Bush holdout. Details cite player form, spring training, and possible lineup shifts as White Sox prospects and injuries are discussed along with other Major League Spring items.
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Mattis First Recruit Returned To Minors In 1920s Baseball
Charlottesville March 20 Ralph Mattis Washington drafted outfielder from Richmond last fall becomes first recruit sent back to minors after reporting in poor shape and unable to practice. He hit .306 with 24 steals in 124 games for Richmond last season and may be recalled in fall if he shows progress. Griffith weighs options on Clarke and backstops as club eyes waiver routes and potential trades amid spring workouts. Walter Johnson leads pitchers in effort as Montreal sidelights and dormitory duties wrap, with rain threatening indoor practice tomorrow.
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Navy Nines Open Opener Tigers Win With Ease
Navy and Maryland clash in Annapolis as midshipmen win 5 to 3 in an early season tilt. Dayton-like notes include Wood starting for Navy and a series of innings marked by steady defense and timely hits. Umpire McAfee presided as the game ran 1 hour 10 minutes and featured players from both teams with brief scoring bursts.
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Morris Loses Ten Round Fight to Jim Stewart
Special to The Washington Post. Carl Morris was defeated by Jim Stewart in a ten round bout at Empire A C. Stewart dominated from start to finish, scoring a decisive win as Morris failed to win a single round. Morris fought with some in close but was outmatched in speed and power, suffering a swollen eye and a cut that developed into a badly swollen left eye by the later rounds. Stewart weighed 209 3/4 pounds and Morris 226 1/2 pounds.
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Gallaudet Big Scores in Season Opener Victory
The Gallaudet collegians won 9 to 8 in a practice game against Technical High School yesterday afternoon. Five pitchers seen, Lapides stood out for the recruits, while Hite and Cantwall contributed in the field. Umpire Mr. West, game duration about two hours and twenty six minutes.
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Kilbane In Unbooked Fight In Street Boat Turmoil
Johnny Kilbane featherweight champion becomes entangled in a street tug of war after a beer wagon incident in Cleveland. Police separate the quarrel as Kilbane’s party clashes with wagon drivers. An automobile collision and heated exchange follow in the March melee near Paris.
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Yannigans Turn Tables On Regulars 3 to 0
Washington area sports note reports Yannigans defeating Regulars 3 to 0 in a controlled game at Charlottesville. Pitching dominated as Boehring and Walker held the Regulars scoreless while Yannigans hitters pushed across all runs. Highlighted by strong fielding and timely doubles, the contest featured early-morning play and remarks on lineups and conditioning.
National rifle matches canceled for year
Lacreme Wisconsin March 4. No national rifle matches will be held this year. Announcement from the War Department to Col RB McCoy of Aparta Win says matches once at Camp Perry Ohio and Seagirt New Jersey would be moved to Sparta. The Mexican situation is cited as the reason for abandoning the annual contest, previously contested by teams from the regular service and the National Guard of all states.
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Wells Back and Ready to Fight at Stockholm Olympics
New York March 2 19xx Wells the champion lightweight of land returns today by steamship Olympic after defeating several good men last November. He favors a match with Ad Wolgant and seeks quarters at the Stockholm Olympics. Canada has secured hotel rooms for athletes who will compete, occupying 2½ rooms, sailing from Montreal on June 15.
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Chapman Out For G U Nine In Hard Fought Pick
Rivalry for first base heated as Georgetown candidates Mulcahy O Connor and Ed Chapman from Fordham vie for Saturday's Mount St Marys game. O Connor likely starts, fielding improving. three batteries slated with Feinie Hef fernan OConnor. Batting order centers on Hollander Cogen Sitterdinx Purey Daly Mulcahy Davis. Also Chesbro reinstated after National League review. he returns to baseball after release from New York American.
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Poggenburg Wins in International Alliard Series
Ferdinand Poggenburg, the American champion, defeated Labouret of France in the 142 balk line match of the International Allierd championship. The final score was 400 to WL Poggenburg has won one game and lost one.
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