Nationals Break Camp Today Start Barnstorming Trip
Rain stops practice as Nationals edge Yannigans 3 2 in fourth inning. Ayers yields early hits. Moran and Crane produce for Washington. Cantillon lauds Menosky’s speed and potential. Moran likely to be farmed out. Yannis leave for Wilmington. Regulars head to Birmingham with Fowler arriving as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moran
Minneapolis
Cantillon
Menosky
Nationals
Griffith
Horace Milan
Yannigans
Wilmington
Baltimore Internationals
Gomo Birmingham
Eda Fowler
Washington
Brooks and Bonnie Witch Vie For Inaugural Handicap
Bowie Maryland March 21 Herbert L Tratt Walter Lewisohn and Joseph B Kave are noted New York figures slated for the Southern Maryland Agricultural Association meet on April 2. Brooks, a 184 year old standout, and Bonnie Witch, a 3 year old daughter of Broomstick, carry strong hopes as trainers eye the 7 furlong route after solid work at Benning.
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Bowie Md
Herbert L. Tratt
Walter Lewisohn
Joseph B. Kave
New York
Reone
Maryvam Agraaulcural Association
Docneuste Whiel
Maston
Brooks
Benning
Resoks
Bowie
Harry Payne Wroenes
Bonnie Witch
Broomstuk
Racing Results for Maidens and Claims at Sand Loto
Racing results show multiple races with maidens and claimers for 3-year-olds and up. Etta's Charm won one mile race, with 111 iMoasiter 200 as second. various odds cited. Other events include 4 maiden, 3-year-olds, 6 furlongs. Briar, Mail P McPaggart, and Rhymer among others in multiple placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pockichre
Button
Adolete
Greenwood
Miss Reuer
Aqua
Crump
Rhymer
Ma'Taggart
Ate
Persus
Newcorre
Hester Sulth
May Star
Eliza- Veah Thomason
Sir Richard
Kitty Cheatham
Signorette
Hanticap
Syear-olda
Noward
Smile
Woodatone
IM (Hykel
Sand
Stanovia
McTaggart
Chormyl
Hanover
Fame
Julia Alan
Clanalng
Mabel Dulweber
Jug Itraiser
Hearsie
Keiffert Lote
Su Yack
Harrison
Kneeler
Tedusky
Mikifida
Virgie Dot
Emma Stuart
Quiz
Lizzie String
Cromps
Alex Getz
Kederisi
Race entries list and conditions for six events
Racing entries show six selling races for various age groups and distances. Horses listed include Sugar King Violet Minstrel Nathan Charles Chacley McFerran Bolats feast master Jose Fina Zarota Ctelus Pontefract Rio Brasos and more with weights and riders. Weather is clear and track slow for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar King
Violet
Minstrel
Nathan
Charles
Chacley McFerran
Bolats
Jose Fina Zarota
Ctelus
Rio Brasos
Queen Apple
Nancy C
A Pierce
Jane
Hetterjan
Sir Dyke
Doctor Kendall
Freeman
Fathom
Klug K
Tachgabibble
Rad Bam
Mies
Lyttle
Matin
Valerie West
Brea
Rhymer
Kaltuc
Sir William Johnson
Wiseman
Mimltri
Bren Vimah
Robert Bradley
Aldebaran
Salling
Col. McNab
Handiemar
Ptaudito
Manior
Tantivy
Commenain
Miss Decot
Wolf Bath
Lil
Voluspa
Fork Lad
Prime
Or. Prather
Baby Cat
Gibraltar
Chankagiving
Sansuming
Petlar
Detroit Bowlers Featured in American Bowling Congress Meet
Grand Rapids Mich March 21 Two Detroit men Henry Miller and Charles Ziegler starred in the American Bowling Congress tournament Miller led the all events with 1945 after a 693 in singles and 649 in doubles while Ziegler scored 601 in singles to rise to third place in that division He missed a strike by one pin on his final shot while keeping seven strikes in the second game and four in the last
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Detroit
Henry Miller
Charles Ziegler
Miller
Henry Edwards
Buffalo
Ziegler
Muller
Otto Kallusch
Easy Game for Indians Defeat New Orleans Nine 17 to 3
Cleveland batsmen exploited errors and loose defense to rout the New Orleans Southern Association team. Major leaguers hit three homers and two doubles led by Speaker’s grand slam on bases loaded, with Clemons and Daly contributing in a high scoring exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Cleveland
Speaker
Meadowbrook Poloists Win Pacific Coast Cup Opener
Meadowbrook Country Club of Long Island defeated Miami Valley 6 to 4 in Coronado California in the first game for the Pacific Coast All America Cup. Malcolm Stevenson starred for Meadowbrook as Del Monte and Meadowbrook prepare for the final Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Cal
Meadowbrook Country Club
Long Island
Miami Valley
Coronado
Malcolm Stevenson
Meadowbrook
del Monte
Ballymacad Wins War National Steeplechase at Gatwick
Ballymacad, racing at odds 100 to 9, captured the War National steeplechase at Gatwick on March 21, the first major turf event of 1917. Change, at 1 to 2, ran second, with Ally Sloper, 20 to 11, finishing third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gatwick
England
Farm two of White Sox in Wichita deal
Mineral Wells Tex March 21 Edward Norman and George T Lyons of the Chicago American team were sent to the Wichita club of the Western League for development. Norman is a Chicago amateur and Lyons has Northern league experience.
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Mineral Wells
Tex
Edward Norman
George T. Lyons
Chicago American
Wichita Club
Norman
Chicago
Lyons
Dartmouth Penn State dual track meets scheduled this year and next
Hanover N H March 21 Dual track meets between Dartmouth College and Pennsylvania State College assured by agreement today This year's meeting will be on the Pennsylvania college grounds May 12 next year will be at Hanover The annual dual meet with the University of Pennsylvania set for May 8 at Philadelphia
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth College
Pennsylvania State College
Pennsylvania College
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Entries shrink for Belmont steeplechase races this year
New York March 21 entries for Belmont Park steeplechase events show smaller fields with 39 for the Grand National down from 40 last year 52 for the International 54 the previous year 51 for the New York matching last year and 50 for the Mead Owbrook down five from a year ago Johnny Maultbesch Michigan captain and former All American accepts coaching job at Phillips University Enid Oklahoma Hagerstown loss to Penn State Forestry Academy 29 21 and New York state race calendar runs 103 days May 18 Jamaica to September 15 Helmont Park plus the American Athletic Union lists 463 clubs across 14 associations.
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New York
Belmont Park
International
Meadowbrook
Ann Arbor
Mich
Johnny Maultbesch
Michigan
Phillips University
Enid
Okla
New York State
Jamaica
Helmont Park
Dillon to Fight Les Darcy in New Orleans Match
Indianapolis light heavyweight Jack Dillon wired a promoter his acceptance of terms for a 20 round bout with Les Darcy in April. Promoter William Haack plans to move the match from Memphis to New Orleans with Darcy to receive 30 percent of gross receipts and Dillon 20 percent if he wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Jack Dillon
Indianapolis
Les Darcy
William Haack
Memphis
Dillon
Darcy
Pirates Sell Duffy to Montreal Club
Pittsburgh March 21 Barney Dreyfuss president of the Pittsburgh club announced that Barney Duffy a pitcher has been sold to the Montreal club of the International League Duffy was obtained from the Great Falls club in 1918 on a previous deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
Charles Scott
Jacksonville
Jamea Manes
Pittsburgh
Barney Dreyfuss
National League Baseball Club
Barney Duffy
Montreal
Duffy
Great Falls
Onme
Baltimore Baseball Suit Listed Before Jury in Philadelphia
The $300,000 damage suit of the Baltimore baseball club, former Federal League member, against organized baseball was listed for April 12 in the U S District Court. The suit, brought under the Sherman antitrust law and Clayton amendment, proceeds in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Baltimore Baseball Club
Federal League
United States District Court
Famous Runners Fail to Break Indoor Mile Record at MSG
New York March 21 Jose W. Ray of the Illinois Athletic Club defeated Yale’s John W. Overton in a special 1 mile indoor race at Madison Square Garden by 20 yards finishing in 4 19. The time trailed Overton’s recently set world record by three seconds. Michael A. Devaney was third 50 yards back with Sidney Leslie retired after three quarters. The pace was faster in the final half than the first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jose W. Ray
Illinois Athletic Club
Chicago
John W. Overton
Yale
Madison Square Garden
Overton
Philadelphia
Michael A. Devaney
Millrose A. A
Dyverton
Sidney Leslie
Devaney
Ray
Quality Outfitters and the Confidence of Satisfaction
A historical note from The Avenue at Ninth highlights that the prime idea was to merit public confidence by selling satisfaction as clothing quality for men and boys. The business asserts ongoing daily effort to earn that honor, with each transaction backed by a broad guarantee of absolute satisfaction.
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Van
Ayers
William H. Hottel
Augusta
Morgan
Judge
H. Milan
DuMont
Gallia
McBride
Johnson
Rice
du Mont
Crane
Smith
Harper
Berry
Acosta
Altrock
Sidney West, Inc
Stein-Bloch Clothes
BIG Stake Rage
Hot Springs
Pennsylvania Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Ree Mears
Bandar
R. H. B. Cleveland
Aepy
Klepter
Gonla
Neil
Daly Eee Miller
Caldwell
Biggens
Ballymacad
FARM
White Sox
Petold
Kroh
Larry Petold
New Orleans Southern Association
Nashvilla
Pitener Kroh
Heinemann
Handibos
Roth
District Association
Academy
Dono
Scott
James
Columbia
New Haven
Conn
Beaumont
Chattanooga
Southern Association
Dartmouth
Penn State
Penn
Maultbesch
Hagerstown
Hagerstown Creascents
Pennsylvania State Forestry Academy
Armory
American Athletic Union
Eee
Atlanta
Whitby
Covert
Peascor & Co., Lnc
Taay
N.Y
Pirates
Parker- Bridget
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