Bookies Hit Hard as Rain Storm Hits Palmetto Track
Special to The Washington Post reports a heavy rainstorm at Palmetto course after the second race, dampening betting and causing chaotic conditions. Armar’s late surge boosted the closing odds while Martre’s victory in the second race sent books tumbling. several races and scratches noted as telegraph delays hinder complete returns.
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Crickets Shelved as Knoxville Visitors Blank UT 17–0
The St Louis Cardinals overwhelmed the University of Tennessee 17 to 0 in Knoxville as Hugh Bing and his men dominated the game. Across the country in Southern Pines and Birmingham, Phillies and Reds teams posted 4–0 and 7–5 decisions respectively, with young pitchers shining and steady defense.
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Birmingham
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Minor league star Benny Myer signs with Brooklyn
Benny Myer, former Toronto Outfielder, forwarded his contract to Brooklyn after failing to report at training camp. Myer hit .343 with 48 stolen bases in the minors last season. The Brooklyn club now owns his contract.
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Western Swimmers Set for 50 Yard National Championship
New York March 21 Western swimmers are favorites in the national AAU championship at 50 yards to be decided at the New York Athletic Club natatorium tomorrow. McGillivray of the Illinois Athletic Club recently broke the American record formerly held by C. M. Daniels and is entered in the race.
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Imlay to Face Yale Nine in Penn Opener
Coach Roy Thomas of the University of Pennsylvania announced that Sayre will bat and pitch in the opening game against Yale to be played here Monday. The report comes from Philadelphia with details of the Penn lineup for the Naval contest.
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Academy Nine Prepares for Yale to Open Series
Captain Harry Imlay will pitch Saturday in a game against Yale on Monday at Washington. The squad, led by Coach Thomas with Theodore Brown, chairman of the baseball committee, and nearly a hundred renters, departs for Annapolis tomorrow. Thomas says Pennsylvania has the best material it has supplied the diamond in five years.
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President Wilson Likely to Attend Georgetown Princeton Game
President Woodrow Wilson may attend the Hilltop game today as Georgetown hosts Princeton in the first of two contests. Ambassadors may accompany him as special boxes are prepared and both teams enter the clash in strong form with China Frenli slated to start on the mound.
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Injured worker awarded $500 in Glen Echo crash
Oscar B. Robinson of 114 Monroe Street NW Washington was awarded $500 by a circuit court jury in Rockville for injuries from a May 30 gravity railway accident at Glen Echo Park. He, an employee of the bureau of engraving and printing, was injured when his car was struck by another car, throwing him against an iron bar and worsening his health.
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Seek to Save Claude Allen From Electric Chair
Chief Justice White took under advisement a writ of error and a supersedeas for Claude Allen as his Virginia murder conviction faces execution on March 28 at Hillsville. Virginia court appeals chief denied a similar bid. Allen claims double jeopardy and seeks U S Supreme Court review before the penalty.
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Martial Law Edict Upheld In West Virginia
Gov Hatfield frees four more prisoners held by military in Kanawha coal field strike troubles February brings total released to 29 in two days. Many had not been tried though some provided evidence against others. Martial law to continue indefinitely, court upholds governor’s right to declare martial law and appoint military commissions in a ruling over Mother Jones Boswell Paulson Bartley case.
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H.D. Hatfield
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Charles Bartley
Hatfield
Military Commission
Shoots and Names on a Creekside Card List Today
A compact Cincinnati Enquirer tease lists racers or players by name across Veneta Strome Merise Stavano Ada Single Wooden Shoes Sherwood Cherryola Grosvenor Tale Carrier Early Light Davis entry Catte B. Chemulpe Wiley E. Stairs Haldeman Annia Sellers Juarez Florence Kripp Sonia Good Intent Mike Mollett Hidden Hand Maxsono Sugar Lump Sam Bernard Ben Wilson Lady Tendi Sternin Milt Jones Molier Anihu Minnie F Orimar Jud Hazel C Batronia
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King Alfonso Commutes Death Sentences in Service
King Alfonso commuted the death sentences of fourteen prisoners during the Good Friday service in the private chapel of the royal palace in Madrid. The clemency act was announced today as part of royal mercy actions.
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Down the Alleys is Business Men’s League action
Duckpin league results from multiple divisions show steady scores across teams such as Diamond, Parmelo, and Steifel in Arcade Duckpin, Navy Department Duckpin League with Construction & Repair, and National Capital League entries. Standout totals include 467 444 422 for one squad and 499 498 for another, with players like Schockley Eliott, Lohmeyer, Eiseman, and Leekle contributing notable tallies.
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