Gentrals vs Eas ter ns Girls Basketball Ends Tie for First
In a hard fought high school girls basketball match Western Central defeated Eastern 6 to 3 at the Western Bag h School gym. Miss Cullen sparked a late rally with two quick baskets as Capitol Hillers were held to free throws. About 200 witnessed the contest and postgame festivities followed the tie for first place.
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Central
Eastern
Western Bagh School
Cunninghim
Sitle
Miss Cullen
O Street
Keneally
API Johnson
Capitol
Western
Hughes
ReneaDy
Cunningham
Roberts
Tree Thromm
Toca
Migs Jones
Mira Hawot
Ant Mel Turner
Kalfa
Van Ness Triumphs Amid Busy Fair Grounds Card
At New Orleans Fair Grounds on March 22 Paul and Third Alarm were the only beaten favorites as Van Ness won the feature race with a close late stretch. Tom Manking was first in the third race but disqualified for fouling Third Alarm. weather cloudy and track fast. Oaklawn’s Convolo captured the Ovbetia Handicap with Master Prim disqualified for fouling Water Mirror. Multiple races detailed with winners and placements across the card.
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New Orleans Fair Grounds
Paul
New Orleans
Third Alarm
Fair Grounds
Tom Manking
Heéva
Tree
Plater Alno Raoecond
Amile Luvy Marte
Sto. Nim
Helmuth
Eeved
Ruosam
Vila
Captain McCormick
Helen Leas
Schroeder
Midway
van Neal
Hlaxle
Strond
Tom Mankine
Lud Herietta
Araho
Bill Eibeards
Sterling Penner
Wanduap
Alenanworth
Foothahta
Mao Ran
Piftarnace
von Pal
Prince Sam Balm
Stonewall
Brillant
Bluemound
Goo Goo
Flavigny
Gunyou
Warry Scout
Besterling
Ram
Master Prim
Oaklawn
Hot Springs
Ark
Convolo
Lucullus
Zim
Charla ‘Thome
Fons
Onecuiita Hanaicap
Console
Fontotec
Hewahtz
Tima
Cutter
Hyperion
Excitement
Foxhall
Governor Oeman
Concert
Bitterhand
Jear Light
Mart Wien
Margeret Macris
Wieox
Aladan
Mies Kingeette
Glendover
Doctor Sharper
Lazele
Allie Barnett
Hitec
George F McNeir
Ren Lear
Pimlico Spring Handicap Adds Purse Amid Steeplechase Talk
Prominent owners including TP Lonnard R J Walden Robert Neville ML Hayman and Chelsea Stable prepare for races as New Orleans arrivals seek stable room. Dade will be starter and Frank Bryan presiding judge as steeplechase prospects draw top entries. Madden pleads apology and pays fine to purge contempt in a Long Island court case related to Saratoga testimony.
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Lonnard
R J. Walden
Robert Neville
ML. Hayman
Smith & Dunlap
al Weaton
Abe Garson
R. Bradley
New York
John FE. Madden
Burr
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Saratoga
Madden
New York State
Race Card Notes From New Orleans and Hot Springs
A long, crowded horse racing page lists numerous horses, jockeys, trainers, and odds across New Orleans City Park and Hot Springs tracks. Races include five furlongs to one mile, with multiple selling and claiming events, featuring entries like Charles J. Lee, Lemon Girl, Celebration, and Loretta Cutter, along with odds and prices for each race and participant.
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Charles I Lee
Sainzila
Black Wolf
Clothe Runner
Pride of Woolstock
Come On Bam
Iing’s Gem
Lemon Girl
Atwood
Enverlte
Celebration
Louiss MacFarlan
Simplicity
Cutglass
Ancient Witch
Dana Musle
Pirate's Durce
Little Rose
City Park
New Orleans
Fair Grounds
Tast
Biacklock
Quien Sebe
Bob Augustine
Charles J. Lee
Gothesine
Commodorn Thein
Blackwell
Miss Hence
Salellia
Scandal
Annie
Ad High
Simonent
Young Jesse
Pride of
Globe Bucnet
North Wind
Algood
Dapple Gold
Sigmendant ‘Trogon
Doctle
Guy Livetty
Fredrle Spark
Verandah End Sincerity
Winserlie
Lonnie MacFarland
Ertensia
Kenton
Stockwood
Sefling
Limerick
Trossachs
Tuch
Stipiichy
Curd Gillock
Ubaries Mc
Kutt M. Merry Leap
Manto K
Lady Maia
Theo
Beach
Peggy
Careah
Marthe Y
Spier Web
Monstmaker
Yenny Marks
Trophotess
Mary Candleman
Ws Exch U
Rowert Turney
Martha C
Joviet
Kelsarano
Wiech
Hulda
Palmdale
Prince Glenn
Add
Parse
Ediot
Estifa Palma
Berry Nughes
Lator
Capriano
Mary Worth
Iole
Royal Legend
Brushton
Federal
Ore
Onte-Sinteenth Uilles
Bell the Cat
Fansaluza
Monochord
Granada
Thora Lee
Creel
Elghth Smiler
Deevalle
Gravina
St. Big Bow
Flarlzel
Swing
Postman
Rian
Dungannon
Jacob
Captain Bush
Heart of Hyacinth
Grace Wagner
Rain Devils
Gienciere
Hegonia
America Jr
Sphitla
Mary Erim
C. G. Parke
Neania W
Albemarts
W. G. Williams
George T
Frank Bell
Bandilla
Stumptown
Toung Later
Mise Leeds
Hermione
Hizit
Dusky
May O'Brien
Ornament
Azcertals
Binnawl
Bittersee
Belle Scott
Ted
Pesaaro
Leo Strata
Tyrelian
Buzom
Dave Stahl
Josie Loane
Kundry
Lavenia
True
King Wilda
Dreaden
Hinderton
Rely
Pattonville
Scalp- Jock
Ala Boy
Cadillac
King’s Walden
Stindover
Mengiz
Wiele Harris
T. J. Powell
Payne
Falkland
Sachem
Jockey Nicol Shines At City Park With Four Wins
Jockey Nicol led at City Park on a clear day as he rode four winners among his mounts. Notable upsets included beaten favorites Dr. Mack and Arthur Uummer. Races featured short sprints to longer distances with mixed results and fast tracks.
Wenrick Wins Heavy Going at Oakhand Track
San Francisco reports Wenrick won the fourth race on a heavy track in cloudy weather, with long distance and strong favoritism. Other races list multiple winners including Cardinal Sarto and Gateway, with times and notable runners noted across seven furlongs to over a mile, including Captain Sturnet and Ocean Shore among participants.
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Wenrick
Oakhand
Sturnet
Blerd
Birk Wilson
Stinilune
Laura van
Sicyou
Jamas Bat
Iota
Perry
Sylvia
Fadbot
Cardinal Sarto
Mina
Zaza
Vigorove
Medalla
Sinistro
Teufel
Smith
Dacor
Tom Mawkins
Ripper
Barker
Black Thorne
Melar
Chief Dash
Street
Slandard
Anirad
Cowes
Port Viain
Fehdtes
Daisy Wagner
Weuriuk
Wou
Harbor
Seumid
Leifaat
Cyronerdate
Inviehus
Langford Jamon Aia Rit
Bon
Gold Heather
Ocean Shore
Mameach
Patmagh
Aleaburan
Gateway
Theo Cane
Lacrane
Dovailo
Auvit
Tan
Pimlico Stake Events and Record-Setting Turnout
The Washington Post reports Pimlico's spring meeting will attract up to five hundred attendees before April 16, with racing lasting two weeks. The club announces stakes including the Clabaugh Memorial Cup for Maryland Virginia Pennsylvania and DC bred two year olds, worth over 31 000 to the winner with silver plate. Last year's winner was Wyndhan Waiden Consistent.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Maryland Jockey Club
Pimlico
Rives
Maryland
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Wyndhan Waidena
Turtman
Nationals Triumph Over Virginia in Opening Game
The Nationals defeated the University of Virginia 13 to 3 in Charlottesville. Hardy and McCoy held the Virginians scoreless as Washington used three twirlers and strong defense led by Lave Cross and Nill. Anderson and Stahl paced the hitting with timely singles and a productive fielding display despite brisk winds and several close plays.
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Virginia
Rice
Dalton
Maddux
Brahl
Lawler
Scheify
Graham
Walker
Hickmoen
Derter
de ‘Anderapp
U Maddux
Jones
del Ricn
Nill
Woodson
Rap
Gcerter
Smith
GiHof
Rwooo
Hardy
Cole
Pos
McCoy
Johnson
Faberg
Fairey
Pollard
Weaiington
McCoys
Falkenberg
Faires
Follard
Cote
Faire
Sarrifice
Hoff
Hiciman
Stahl
Balk
Cale
Fares
batl—Rapp
Woodben
Mr. Stanley
Gems
Eager work at Benning track signals racing push
Training at Benning shows strong purses motive as top horses jog and gallop through muddy conditions. Trainers like Hogan and Daly push horses such as Fiat and Warring through short, hard efforts with times around 1:22 to 1:36, indicating readiness for serious racing. Belmont stable and Oxnard string horses also appear set for upcoming events.
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Benning
Sunt Strahan
Mike Hogan
Fiat
Billy Garth
Pater
T. S. Martin
Souvigny
Belmont
Lord of the ‘Vale
Mount Henry
Whalen
Baseball Notes highlight spring camps and player moves
Manager Stahl overcasts a substitute catcher choice missing Gates. Connie Mack teams meet March 28 in Knoxville with an exhibition game then home. Irwin frets in Altoona as Tri-State drama unfolds. Players Dincey Tannehill sign with Nationals, Keeler buys Montreal stake, and Bobbie Caruthers returns to umpiring in the Three I League.
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Stahl
Dude” Gates
Connie Mack
Knoxville
Tenn
Athletics
New Orleans
Crescent City
Arthur Irwin
Altoona
Irwin
Jake Stahl
Charlottesville
Nationals
Bill
Dincey
Jesse Tannehill
Hot Springs
Collins
Marvelous
Soand-Sa
Jack O'Neill
Washington
Milwaukee
White Sox
Comiskey
Jones
Wille Keeler
Montreal
Frank Farrell
Keeler
Bobbie Caruthers
Bobbie
Robert Unglaub
Boston Americans
Williamsport
Bostons
Unglaub
Lafayettes Beat Fort Monroe 6 to 1 in Fort Monroe Debut
Special to The Washington Post. Newport News Va March 12 The Lafayettes of Washington defeated the Artillery School team 6 to 1 in the first Fort Monroe baseball game this season. Miller hit a third inning home run and the pitcher injured his arm. Ithaca NC notes Cornell’s Southern trip with coach Glenn Warner to Nashville and six games then Hobart on April 4. Cassidy’s condition unchanged in Chestnut Pa bulletin at 3 pm.
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Sperial LO
Washington Post
University of North Carolnne
Bingham School
Merone
N. D
Marea
Carolina
Bingham
Watson
Sli Amly
Schalfly
Graham
Hickman
Anderson
Washington
Nill
Lave Cross
Cooters
Taitton
Stahl
Cross
Lave
Fort Monroe
Newport News
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Artillery
Artilleriats
Miller
Fort
Capt. Stopford
Ithaca
N. C
Aaren
Cornell
Glenn Warner
Hugh Jennings
Nashville
Vanderbilt University
Hobart
Cassidy
Chestal
Joe Cassidy
Roel Hill College Eyeing Strong Baseball Schedule
Roel Hill College begins its baseball season March 24 with the Springtimes of Baltimore. A veteran core from last year, led by Edelen and Caulfield, anchors a fast squad with 1905 form, as new players Malone Brannan Thebaud Morgan and L Caulfield bolster the roster. The schedule features outings at Ellicott City Alexandria Westminster Baltimore and Washington with several Open dates and key contests against Loyola Georgetown and Gallaudet.
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Washington Post
Ellicott City
Roel Hill College
Big Fire
Baltimore
Edelen
Caulfield
Byrd
Wiglesworth
Add Hurley
Welders
J. Edelen
qWhlen
Malone
Brannan
Thebaud
Morgan
L. Caulfield
Hurley
Morgan, Caulfield
J. Whelen
Riicott City
Lafayette A. C
Loyole College
Ellicott Cite
Coughlin's Father Dead Forces Detroit Captain Home
Captain Bill Coughlin of the Detroit team was called home to Augusta Georgia after the death of his father, which occurred on Tuesday. Danville's baseball team from Danville Virginia arrived in the city as the pennant winner from the Virginia Carolina Baseball League plans for the season unfold. Baltics seek games inviting teams with an average age under seventeen to arrange a series with the Egkington club, per a Pension Office note from Kilopter, Finance Division.
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Detroit
Augusta
Bill Coughlin
Danville
Benny
Egkington Deti Club
Kilopter
Pension Office
Motorists Win Victory In Cox Bill Passage
Albany March 22 motorists gained a double victory with the Cox bill and recommittal of the Lee measure. The Cox bill allows motorists arrested for speed violations to post a securities company bond instead of surrendering machines as guarantee to reappear in court. The fee bill would require drivers under severe penalties to slow to six miles an hour within twenty rods of a fractious horse and to stop within ten rods if signaled. It has been sent back for a hearing.
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Securities Company
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