CENTRAL AND C U FRESHMEN TO HOLD A DUAL TRACK MEET
Central High and Catholic University freshmen plan a dual track meet at a partnership field this Saturday. The event aims to gauge freshman talent as organizers prepare a wooden welnderpath and call out candidates when weather permits. Georgetown, Gallaudet, and Maryland Agriculture College freshmen events are also under consideration.
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Welnderpath
Central High
Foley
Catholic University
Georgetown Gallaudet
Maryland Agricultural Colleges
Circuit title decision by managers at National Court Armory
A meeting at the National Court Armory was set to decide the circuit team title plans. Eight feature players are in line, six likely to remain, with the league to train with church teams in a possible Naval Mus os and Cherrydale lineup change. Two fields are available, with Wisconsin Avenue and North Capitol options cited. the former likely to be chosen.
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National Court Armory
Cherrydale
Wisconsin Avenue
North Capitol
L Stota Northwast
Maryland State champions clash with Washington D C in night league game
The Maryland State champions entertain Washington D C contenders in Richmond Market night play as captain Kiby leads Goucher and Joyce Jr in a tightly contested matchup. The Duckpin League title was clinched by the other team after two wins, with season honors to be awarded at a future meeting.
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Quint
Southern Railway
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Scorces
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Union Station
Clever Young Shugrue Outpoints Leach Cross in Ten Rounds
New York report says Young Shugrue of Jersey City outpointed Leach Cross of New York in a ten round bout. Cross weighed 135 and Shugrue 133 pounds. Also notes Newark Internationals defeat and a Boston Nationals win over Newark International in seven innings, 5 to 3.
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New York
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Jersey City
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Shugrue
Newark Internationals
Macon
Boston Nationals
Madeira School Girls Tie In Fast Basketball Match
Ten Arms and Madeira School girls played a tight game with strong defense and early leads. Kathrinkaitis and Jean Rayner stood out for their late composure as Koxonk finished with 21 points each term, while other players showed solid depths across the period.
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Zima
Koxonk
Calenders
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Jean Rayner
Fiaures
Nationals Face Training Camp Shuffle and Cuban Contingency
Griffith plans to quit Charlottesville training camp for 1914 and move south next season with Cuba touted as ideal for conditioning. Nationals consider Atlanta or Cuba for winter workouts, with Munoz noting Cuban interest and Johnson drawing crowds. Griffith keeps options open while awaiting Schaefer’s status and Holland’s Atlanta return.
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University
Iceland
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Queen of the Antilles
Mes Griffith
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Marsans
Almeida
Acosta
Munoz
Walter Johnson
Johnson
Harry Holland
Atlanta
Holland
Npting
Clarendon Seeks Games From District Teams
Clarendon Virginia seeks scheduling games with District of Columbia and Maryland teams for upcoming season. Visiting teams will have expenses guaranteed. Contact manager JHA Watt in Clarendon for arranging matchups.
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Maryland
Washington Post
Clarendon
District of Columbia
Jha Watt
Athletic Club Elects New Officers and Candidates
Frank Taylor was elected president Walter Rice secretary and treasurer James Jones captain and William Hawk manager at The Post Athletic Club meeting yesterday The candidate list includes M Gutridge W Hawk R Dorsey W Rice J Jones R Jones J Parks A Crawford C Wilver A Fifno FL Taylor JL Barron and W Norton
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Walter Rice
James Jones
William Hawk
The
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W Hawk
R Dorsey
W Rice
J Jones
R Jones
J Parks
A Crawford
C Wilver
A Fifno
FL Taylor
JL. Barron
W. Norton S
Abolition of Intercollegiate Athletics at George Washington University
George Washington University is urged to abolish all intercollegiate sports. Rear Admiral Charles H. Stockton led a special president's council meeting yielding broad approval. The decision cites debt, lack of facilities, and limited student interest as key reasons for ending baseball and football programs.
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George Washington University
Charles H. Stockton
Stockton
Athletic Association
Capital Duckpin Team Trailed by 738 in Brockton Match
Brockton Massachusetts March reports Washington all star duckpin team opening block trails by 738 pins in ten game series vs Bijou team. Brockton delivers sharp curve shots aided by polished alleys while Washington stars struggle with 4 1/2 inch balls and heavy sand. Dan Smith leads Brockton at 148. Washington's Baum tops team with 534 while others struggle. Return match set for Monday April 6 with Baltimore possible follow on.
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Washington Post
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Washington Five
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New Haven Monko Club Wins Five-Man Bowling Event
Buffalo N March 20 The New Haven Monko Club from New Haven Conn won first place in the five-man event of the American Bowling Congress tournament tonight with a total score of 29 44 The Centlivre five of Fort Wayne joined in third with 28 77 leaders also include Howard Majors Chicago and Atheaeums Toronto with 28 63 and 28 71 respectively
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Horse Race Results and Entries from Diverse Meadows Track
Results list across six races with detailed horse names, odds, and finish positions. Notable entrants include Baby Sister Serenata Time Batouch Free Will Dominica Envy Dominica and King Headford across maidens selling and handicap events. multiple earnings and placements noted for riders and trainers.
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Murphy
Boly Hill
Planada
Belter Holton
Caraquet
Spitfire Nelrose
Dorothy Briwer
Great Surprise
Nichaus
Henriet
Pickett
Madge
Kelly Edna Leska
Lajate Woolgate Otranto
Union Jack
Wolfe
Finn
McTaggart
Davis
Cleanor
Silas Grump
Belfast
Ben Loyal Work
A Mayer
Maurice Reed
John Marra
Striker
Coppertown
Prince Ahmed
Smyth
Grosvenor
Batwa
Towton Field
Sonny Boy
Waldron
Jabot
Mycenae
Neson Linbrook
Brando L. M Eckert
Prospect
McHes
W Goose
Bille Baker
Ford
Charles F Grainger Sepulveda
Mary Ann K
Puorae
Don Cortez
Mentry
Commauretts
Dominick
Vampire
Sturphy
Marie Ovarien
Ray R. Miller
Mle Fastes
Booker
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Bertram Vava
Judge Denton
Zinkand Darkey
Kall
Jala
Sugar Lump Shorty Northern
Tom Murphy
Beautiful Knight
Kenneth
McCabe
Dominica
Molesworth
Envy
Mares
Walda
Phillies keeper Kilifer in request for injunction against playing
Chicago Outlaws seek court restraining Kilifer from joining any team outside the Chicago Federals after he signed a three year deal worth 17500 dollars. The Federal League filed suit in Grand Rapids, alleging the reserve clause ties Kilifer to Philadelphia Nationals. A temporary injunction hearing is set for April 3.
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Philadelphia
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Hidgo
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Kullifer
United States
Olympic Five Defeat Eastern High In Wide Basketball Win
Olympic Club overwhelmed a team from Eastern High School 230 to 33 in a feature card last night. Nelson, a center from Springfield College, boosted Olympic’s strength, while Paxton defeated Wiley in an eight minute wrestling bout with a fall in 7 minutes 34 seconds.
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Borg
Nelson
Springfield
Colege Paxton
Wiley
EHS
Olympic
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Gery Farnsworth
Nels Baldwin
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Williame
Qarcka
Y Mot
Tomer
Jones Seorer
Pasne
Hoppe Retains Billiard Title In Balk-Line Match
Willie Hoppe of New York retained his Worles balk-line billiards title by defeating George Dutton of Chicago 500 to 228 in two innings here tonight. Dutton was the challenger and the match was held in this city.
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