Disease Germs in Quail Alarm Sporting Fraternity
Government experts investigate cause and origin of a new germ disease in quail. The illness affects the birds' lives and intestines, depleting numbers and rendering them useless for propagation. Officials seek conclusions to check spread as quail season ends this month. Birds from Virginia were first found affected. Rock Creek districts show healthy populations. The public and sportsmen await authorities' decision impacting food and recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Roberts
U.S. A
Maryland
Rock Creek
Turf sharp Horace E aims at Carter Handicap glory
Horace E of trainer William Garth with nearly fifty in training faces Roseben in the Carter Handicap at Aqueduct in three weeks. Noted rivals include Ratney crack Thoroughbreds DeMund Sir Wilfred and 3. Martin. Horace E, ridden by Herman Radtke, will race Beontog to tune for the big race. New York gymnasts win varsity title as Jamestown Exposition coupons lure voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benning
Wiliam Garth
Garth
DeMund
Horace E
Sir Wilfred
Martin
Horce E
Roseben
Carter
Aqueduct
Beontog
Herman Radtke
Americans Win in London at Oxford Cambridge Meet
Prince and Princess of Wales watched as Oxford beat Cambridge at the university athletic meeting at the Queen's Club. Rhodes scholars from America impressed with three firsts led by Stevens and Young in field and track events, while Cambridge only claimed the hurdies and a tie in the 10 yard dash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mar
Oxford
Cambridge
Queen's Club
Stevens
Powell
Rhodes
P. M. Young
South Dakota
Schutt
Cornell
Prince and Princess of Wales
Cantwell to Pitch as Georgetown Opens Against Catholic U
Georgetown meets Catholic University at Georgetown Field this afternoon at 3 50. Cantwell will start for Georgetown with Mudd catching and Byrnes at first base. New man Schlaffly may appear in the outfield and Corcoran to pitch late. The crowd will compare today’s possible score with George Washington’s 4 to 3 win over Catholic University Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
George Washington
Catholic University
Torpedo Boat Manley Arrives for Naval Academy Coaching
The torpedo boat Manley arrived at Annapolis harbor from Norfolk under the command of Lieut John W. Wainwright. It will be used as a coaching schooner by Coach Glendon of the Naval Academy from .
Jungle Imp Wins in Glaring Reversal at New Orleans Race
Jungle Imp, 7 to 1, defeats Envoy the favorite by a head in the main race as Mountain guides the outside horse to victory in the final stretch. Telescope overtakes the field to win the opening with Husted driving, while Dorothy Duncan takes the first event for the Texans, and Warner Griswell lands the closing race in a tight finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telescope
Huster
Texan Horsemen
Dorothy Duncan
Washington Post
New Orleans
Mar
Jungle Imp
Envoy
Mountain
Nicol
Husted
Foster
Finesse
Antoine
Dorothy
Pat Dunne
Warner
Antonions
Les
Pilchy
Mortibay
Posing
J. Lee
God Mate
Lid
Baril
Arabo
Lady Goodrich
Ghisess
Charlie “Thompson
Dennis ‘Sullivan
Tifth Racge
Eplon
Garner
Sir Mincemeat
Duke of
Sangamon
Hasina
Toy Boy
Anne Donahue
Dibemock
Telscoope
Ollcoh
Look Golf
Loyd
Arby van
Envyerle
Babe B
Lady Bile
Pentagon
Hocus Pocus
Mara
Fenlan
Sponge Cake
G.I Bearer
Warner Griswell
Lowe
Wan Dapala Gol
Pinstroker
Gouge
Henry G
Rather Royal
Heart of Hyseinth
Oxyon
Evla Green Sincerity Belle
Auditor
Fride of Woodstock
Upsets at Oakland Ride Surprises Mark Old Track Meet
San Francisco reports a day of shocks at Oakland with Warte Nicht winning a fast fifth race and Joe Gost taking the Futurity event amid tight times. Favorites falter as Mimo and Alta Spa place, while Johnny Lyvonne edges the field in the closing Futurity heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Mar
Oakland
Warte Nicht
Sheen
Joe Gost
J. ' Dugan
Mimo
Fischer
Norwood Chic
A. Brown
Hidrad
Instrument
Emma Roubold
Pelhams
Bonnet
Hush
de Grammont
Mii Bong
King Thorpe
Royal White
Jew
Futurity
Nutting
Alta Spa
Koerner
Silver Line
McHae
Moi
Dale
Orleans
Totanus
Bon Vivant
Jen
Belling
Meada
Flecher
Borel
Bogohama
Iel
Wicktame
el Primero
Silling
Lyenegys
Rheen
E. Linh
Box Elder
Tims
Wer
Briarthorps
Jim Pendergast
Hayo
Romalio
Judge Nelson Wins Muddy Ascot Feature At Seven Furlongs
In a muddy Ascot track, Judge Nelson won the seven furlong race easily defeating Lord Stanhope the favorite. The card included six more races with various winners such as St Orloff, Cockoure, Hicauiaup, Lord Branhopa, Tiuston, and Rocky. Comak broke a leg and was destroyed during the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Ascot
Judge Nelson
Lord Stanhope
St. Orloff
Knapp
Irish Mall
Rona
Auduron
T Goodchild
Toll Gatherer
Long Nick
Mingimyar
End’ Runa
Cockoure
Roa
Virginia Lorraine
Preston
Tard Provost
Boland
Antars
Blumenthal
Mohur
Gambol
Tim Hurst
Senator Reynolds
Hamuack
Conte Beach
Blue Bottle
Huketine
Rocky
Bressell
J. W. Kirby
Gras
Marpensa
Kunz
Thie
Sentado
EasterCard
Little Grees
Walnut Hill
Satchet
Hattle Carr
Fartleg Jenvie
Bannocence
Fogarths
Comak
Bookies Raid At Oaklawn In Arkansas Race Day
Constable Golden leads a 25 man Citizens' Improvement Union raid at Oaklawn. Several arrests made as only one favorite wins. long priced horses prevail in multiple races. Weather clear, track fast. Educational contest answers promised by April 3 with office check numbers and catalogues available.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Constable Golden
Hale Township
Oaklawn
Citizens’ Inprovement Union
Rifle Range
Maryland
Meadow Green
Butter
Tare
Austin
Tome
Elly Hawleys
Mate Say
Seymour Butler
Flora
Spunky
Bannatyne
Ting Fang
Ballad
Misa Cesarian
Troma
Sweetigitty
Pacheta
Truen
Think
Tle
Wil Sylvester
Gynerland
Prince of Press
Black Pot
Falkland
Harles McKes A
Hawhona
Swany
Sorrell Top
Midas
PTH
Wits
Amd
Yaran
Afrith
Burton
Rufobi
Hutler
Arcond
Biker Waters
Sidney F. Helgerson
Bari
T. Jo
Hambear
Peter Knight
Deartown
Bendixa
Aubuchon
Jake Saniera
Matter
Thne
Suitis
Char Kalgat
Stoward
Cumut
Mary Gentry Aroran
Office of Publication
Suburban Handicap Entrant Withdrawn at Sheepshead Bay
W H Daniel is withdrawn from Burke Jr entry in the Suburban Handicap at Sheepshead Bay racecourse, with race set for today on March 2 in suburban New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Daniel
New York
E- Burke, Jr
S. Borsa
Daniel
Sheepshead Bay
Easter Readiness in Parker-Bridget Clothing Stock
Complete stock of men and young men spring suits and topcoats with wide range in style, quality, and price. Parker-Bridget showcases an unmatched, comprehensive collection of the season’s finest creations, from ultra exclusive to modest, with diverse patterns and models.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker-Bridget Establishment
Planning Begins with Suits and Topcoats at $15 for Men
The text notes Parker-Bridget values and store reputation for value, stock, and service. It highlights men’s suits and topcoats priced at $15, youths at $12, with prices rising to $35 as a future plan, and praises preparation, thought, and skill behind the offerings.
Weathered list of names and terms from an OCR sample
An assortment of scrambled proper nouns, names, places, and odd terms including Bosarian Yancy Dress Dry Dollar Mollie Montrose Montbert Geneva 8 Colloquy Southern Cross Charles Eastman Horveradish Gamester Doctor Young Yankee Girl Montgomery Theing Leyoon Gusten Twenty Bhot Bya Bye HW Bonart Agra Mallal Tastrade Fetotec Sen Lad Confessor Hedgethorn Magrane Infommabie Lone Wall Briers Fire Stone Son 68 Walter Miler Mabel Hollander Andrew Meek Bolomen Neptanus Corn Binsgom Dorado Hot Springs Aunt Hale Manchester Water Lock Albert Fir Tua Gray Ben Stong The Bear Autumn Fisher Cella entry Jack Lory Qhanasllor Annis Ruskin Hing Leopod Proteus Odd Ells Attiin Doctle Ascot Corelli 81 Doreen Bninnde Tromator Madden Hirtia Netting Joyner Moaketa Ble Edward Kercheval Vor Tromp Gold Spot Foncaste Freestes Taca Stoensel Stalbans.
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Horne
Banetal
Dona Eivira
Poslag Boserman
W. Oneill
Fancy Drena
Rusk
Para
Tonza
Star of
Woodatock
Pat Ornus
Montbert
Cora Dusant
Genea
Jimmy Be Mollie
Montreal
Briteson
Furae
Side_Jones oe
Cablegram
Toy Boy
Ruakeie
Cabrit
War Ysgte
Joe Fallert
Collaquy
Southern Cross
Didwina Margaret Mi
Montgomery
Thelng
Morales
Sir Toddington
Temaceo
Seling
Sonata Ss
Amber Fock
ILE Gisiten
Lynch
Ranger
Layean Sass
Happy Jock
Delmore Agra
Adbell
Boraert
Bromio
Kemp Ridgeley
Ascot
Horee
Sorel
Ann Garrick Eees
Bilowy
Ass Tingo
Doreen
Winteria Bud
Princa Frederick
Mike Jordan
Madden Fugurtha
Tottenham Startling Ee
Perry Wicks
Prt
My Choice
Aid
Mobur
Nevting
Dan Colline
Laura FM
Mosketo
Arbitro
Big Sto Sunvita Budapest
Romnint
Tromp Kercheral
Sir Edward
J. G. Clem
Roman Boy
Adonia Freestos
Foneaaia
Beivoir
Colonel
Alban
Stoeswel
Vions
Oakland
Firatmee
Wardios
Flesset
Smithy
Kane Pontotoc
Mey Plok
Foturl
Confessor Norwood
Barbiarte Forsoii
Magrana
Hedgethorn
Dr. Sherman
Holford
Shadywed
Sollini
Lone Wolf
Miss May Bonds
Briers
Firestone Thome Calhoun
Walter Milter
Sangil
Audrew Mock
Bofoman
Mitre
Mabel Hedet
Magsa
Neptunus
Nonts Lue Borade
Finkim
Gateway
Courier Girl
Wateriock
Manchester
Aont Hala
Desk Ward
Bewitched
Waldosl
Albert Fir
Don Hamilton
Mike Sutton
Hyperion
Chancellor Dunn
Sack Lory
Bosarian
Yancy Dress
Dry Dollar
Mollie Montrose
Geneva
Charles Eastman
Gamester
Doctor Young
Yankee Girl
Theing
Leyoon
Gusten
Twenty Bhot
Bya Bye HW
Bonart
Agra
Mallal
Tastrade
Fetotec
Sen Lad
Confessor
Magrane
Infommabie
Lone Wall
Fire Stone
Son 68
Walter Miler
Mabel Hollander
Andrew Meek
Hot Springs
Tua Gray
Ben Stong
the Bear
Autumn Fisher
Cella
Jack Lory
Tivalint
Qhanasllor
Annis Ruskin
Hing Leopod
Proteus
Odd Ells
Attiin, Doctle
Corelli
Bninnde
Tromator
Madden
Hirtia
Netting
Joyner
Moaketa
Edward
Kercheval
Vor
Tromp
Gold Spot
Foncaste
Freestes
Taca
Stoensel
Stalbans
Trials at Benning Show Mixed Pace for Thoroughbreds
Track improved after a week of rain but turnout was light and workouts mixed. Multiple horses posted varying times across seven furlong to mile distances including Hyperion mile in 1:69 and Ormonde's Right five furlongs in 1:40, with many entries listed in order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benzing
Workmaid
Hyperion
Paniqus
Monacorder
the Clown
Magazine
DR. Keith
Marter J
Parkville
Bowling Bridge
Shedsburg
Betsy Linford
Slack Plag
Jack Lee
Tickle
True
WE Hand
Douro
L. Havana
GUS _ETRAUSS
Gravilla
Silvertone
Elizabeth F
Potomac Speedway Matinee Plans By Riders and Drivers
The District of Columbia Road Riders and Drivers Association held a meeting at the Metropolitan Hotel with Everett B. Taylor presiding in Gen. P. V. De Graw’s absence. They planned matinees at the Potomac Speedway on May 1 and will release the event programme later. A letter from Larry McCormick declined the prize for the horse with the most heats last season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Speedway
Road Riders and Drivers’ Association of
District of Columbia
Metropolitan Hotel
P. V. DeGraw
Everett B. Taylor
Potonad Speedway
Larry McCormick
McCormick
John ©. Gheen
Gen. de Graw
Potomac
N. de Graw
Col. Bromvywell
Eremows National Chase at Liverpool Wins Grand National
The Grand National Steeplechase over about four miles was won by Stanley Howard's Eremon at Liverpool's Spring meeting. Tom West finished second with Geriends third as 23 horses started. Eremon led from the start and won by six lengths amid betting of 8 to 1 against Bremon, 100 to 6 against Tom West, and 60 to 1 against Qatlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Liverpool
Mar
Stanley
Bremon
Tom West
Qatlands
Gossip on racing bills and track betting at Hot Springs
Trace and Paddock gossip notes failure to suppress betting under the Amis bill. A new bill to regulate horse racing for money is expected to be introduced soon in Arkansas literature. Times and figures from City Park and Fair Grounds show horses like Temacco and Hutchard running, with Yankee Girl racing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
City Park
Temacco
Hutchard
Fair Grounds
Sir Toddington
Yankee Girl
Montgomery Favored Twelve Will Go to Post
Yankee Girl draws late but has a strong following after last Saturday’s race. Tieing and Tomacco not highly regarded at distance. Sir Toddington wing friends may affect starter judge post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiieing
Tomacco
Toddington
Judge Post
Crescent City Derby Set With Twelve Three Year Olds In Field
New Orleans gears up for the twelfth Crescent City Derby worth 10000 dollars with about a dozen three year olds expected to start. Montgomery is the likely favorite after winter conditioning at Montgomery Park Memphis and will be ridden by C H Schilling. Yankee Girl rider Mountain faces Montgomery as the filly carries weight. Others mentioned include Tileine, Sir Toddington, Morales, and Pink Star with potential surprises if the going is heavy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Mar
Montgomery
Montgomery Park
Memphis
Ans
Beleve
C. H. Schilling
B. C. Evans
Aqueduct
Charles EB. Ellison
Mountain
James McCormick
McCormick
Tileine
Sir Toddington
Burlew & O'Neill
Morales
Horac
Troxler
Judge Post
Mortiboy
Aubochon
Hot Springs
W. H. Fizer
Pink Star
Nicol
World records fall at St Louis indoor meet
Special to The Washington Post from St Louis on March 22 reports three world records set during the annual St Louis University indoor athletic meet. Fortune of the M C A defeated Archie Hahn in the 60 yard dash by six inches in 5.16 seconds, clipping a world mark. W W Coe threw the 12 pound shot 61 feet 4 inches. the other shot put mark reached 81 feet 4 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
St. Louis
Threeworld
St. Louis University
Fortune
Archie Hahn
Milwaukee
W. W. Coe
Boston
Georgetown shell christening delayed by rigging mix up
The new Georgetown shell, meant to be christened in the Potomac yesterday, was not used as A E B Ward & Co of New York sent a port-stroke boat instead of a starboard. The firm will send a man to adjust the rigging, likely delaying use by two to four days. Coach Murray Rugcell is pleased with the crew and expects a strong finish at Annapolis on April 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Potomac
A. E B. Ward & Co
New York
Murray Rugcell
Annapolis
Yankees Beat Friends Select in YMCA Basketball Match
The Yankees beat Friends Select School at the YMCA 4 to 4. Weigell and Hildreth starred for the winners while Platt highlighted for Friends Select. Also reported: pocket theft on a trolley near Acqueduct Bridge. $80 cash and two $10 checks stolen from John B. Gellroth of 65 G Street SE. George Anderson of Richmond fell from a second story window at 1617 L Street NW and was taken to Emergency Hospital with two scalp wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends Selest
Weigell
Hildreth
Platt
Friends Select School
Friend
John B. Gellroth
G Street
Fort Myer
Schroth
Polles
L Street
George 4 Anderson
Richmond
District Duckpin League results and departmental standings
The clippings show multiple bowling leagues including Eureke district duckpin, departmental, estate, Government Printing Office, and Washington Railway leagues. Totals for each team are listed with individual scores across three games, highlighting overall standings and individual performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce & Tabor
Cim'bis
Government Printing Office League
Morocco
Foundry
Poppers
Patterson
Brossea
Johnson
Carey
MT TA Wat Washington Railway League
Clmbia
Cornell
Webauses Se
Brolings
Popham
Jenkins
Sebund
Hekstein
Bowling Congress Ends in St Louis as Reports Close
Delegates from the American Bowling Congress return home after the tournament days of individual two man and five man events. Women may bowl at least a day more. Final five flights of individuals yield top scores: Zimmerman Don Run Missouri 608 Hopkins Indianapolis 91 Knoll Cleveland 471 Prouty Cleveland 519 Erutz Dayton Ohio 87.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Mar
American Bowling Congress
Zimmerman
Don Run
J Hopkins
Indianapolis
Charles Knoll
Cleveland
C. Prouty
A. C. Erutz
Daytea
Ohio
Athletics in the Capital Preview of Local Teams
Rube Clark of last year’s Post-offices team signs with Wheaton to play in Montgomery County Maryland this season. Georgetown Capt. Rice’s injured leg flares up, delaying his return. Cornell baseball plans to face George Washington this afternoon amid uncertain pitcher usage. Reds Cranston notes a potential left-handed pitcher on the Maryland team. Wheaton Baseball seeks games with District squads, hoping to bolster a strong roster. Doyle unveils a new batting apparatus at Central High School, drawing crowds. Georgetown’s baseball under Coach O’Hara trains for a match with Catholic University, with a probable lineup listed and confidence high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rube Clark
Catholic University
Wheaton
Montgomery County
Capt. Rice
Georgetown
Capt Rice
Cornell
George Washington
Elf
Alamond
Reds
Cranston
Macylind Agricultural
Hades
Winchester
Wheaton Baseball
Maryland
Bopo
Pat
Crow
Cm Bing
Care Helman & A
F Doyle
Central High School
O'Hara
Treethce
Yateniry
Prezarmtory
Terin
Schecler
Capt. Smith
Hind Baso
Simon
Burns
Mudd
Garvin
Duggan
Feld
Cantwell
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MERTZ
Mertzway
Mertz A Mertz Co
F St
Washington Jockey Club
S. T. ‘Walton
Lenman
New York Ave
Jones’ Ticket Agency
S. T. Walton
N. B
F. Mollenhauver
Riggs House
Washington
Varsity Tonight
Rameyivenial
Harvard
the Post
Sunt
Amerigans
Young, Stevens
Uncle Sam’s Boys
Naval Academy
Pa. Ave
Ninth St
Eremows
National ’Chase
Ayer
DERBY
Hore
Wet
Odds
Schilling
Teg Yankes
Mounteo
Toddingtor
Nicolator Telng
Lloyd
Tod Judge Prat
Henneasy
Ada
Iseman Bros * Outfitters
Seventh and E Streets
N. W
Eureke
South'rs
Weckerly
H.q'hamier
Veorbomt
Totem
Old Braddock Maryland Rye
JAS, Clark Distilling Co
D. P. McCarthy
Charles H. Martin
Ninth Street
9Th St
N.W
Sth
Diamond
Munich
National Capital Brewing CO
Shaas& CO
Newcorn & Green
F Street N. W
Gaeisig
J. & W. Eiseman
St. Re
Jenty De'Laney
Will
Broaduay
Laney
Walford’s
Thistle
Max Needle
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