Bankers Set to Open A C B A Tournament Division
The Bankers' League is named to open the A C B A Championships on Woodrow Wilson Night, with a full field expected as organizers rush to finalize entries. Twenty teams entered yesterday, including Printing Office, Washington Post, and other duckpin and tenpin clubs, as duties shift to schedule creation and doubles and singles play.
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Taama
Bankers’ League
Woodrow Wita
Morhani
Une
Lita
Soreenment Printing Office
Duckpinn
Wolstenholme
Edward A. Brian
Ralph A. Mu
Richard
Uborge Waidelich
John Ferber
Wilon Covert
William Ho
Ro Halley
Lewis
Carrell
H. Stanford
H. F. Kranmants
Leumaon
Lemmon
Hracey
Kennas
Carroll
Stanford
Welabacs
Odin Kpins
M. A Wooden
Yverts Ghrerl
OD Whatley
Isema
Eugene BR. Bell
Will Ales
Ington
Earl Ether
Lor Mane
Dolite
J.T. Eiker
Georgi
Feeman
Koor Wohltford
Earl
Batting For Title In The Frat League
Maryland defeats Gamma and Sigma, Phi Mu Sigma league standings tighten as Gamma and Sigma falter. Frat basketball action sees Phi Mu Sigma and Maryland jockeying for top, with decisive games to follow and series possible to crown the champion.
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Maryland
Gamma
Sigma
Phi Mu Sigma
Ipha
T Gate Alpha
Yes
Alowe
Foo Siliwat Brothers
Probho Wow Wave
Ater
Pi Hunteith Vad
Stesthan
Ballard
Eagles Win With Five Keys In Noel House Game
Eagles' five players stood out as top performers in a Noe folk League match last night. Royals struggled after losing leadership early, with Eagles solid on defense and offense. Notable Eagles included Hasn, Kartagiho, and others, while Royals saw Oliver and own contribute on the scoreboard.
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Eagles
Secor
Royals
Weve
Vtogie Gg
Beast Hasnyas
Uaes
Yan
Kartagiho
Oliver
Own
Stacy
The
Spams
Ae Fagtea
Loveless
Kayan
Aitisge
Pulbert
Tecals
Thiele
Tribert
Has
Narrow lead slips in doubles at American Bowling
Unclear text outlines doubles event with A B C leading briefly and others close. Mentions players such as Doehrman, Wayne Ind, Fachmien and Burrra with scattered scores and locations like Chicago and Rochester.
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Raine
Doeshrman
Volori Wayne
Ss Fuutles
Plaice Fachmien
Doehr
Aioesruta
Thema
Chicago
Kalaschiki
Griffiths Best Club Leads Nationals In Stormy Day
The Nationals could not practice on Lambeth field due to rain but after luncheon the sky cleared and players wore uniforms for batting practice and a Yannigans versus Regulars game. A fierce storm then darkened the town, delaying the Nationals vs Virginia. Walter Johnson will pitch tomorrow with Doc Ayres joining the Yannigans. Grffith held a meeting to drill the team including Tom Sawyer and Sam Rice. George McBride shows solid form as a fielder and hitter. In New York, March 22, the tie deciding game for the Intercollegiate Basketball League between Pennsylvania and Princeton is set for March 29 in Philadelphia.
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Nationals
Lambeth Field
Fayerweather Gymnasium
Virginia
Walter John Peer Wil
New York
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Philadelphia
Stanley T. Mu.liken
Charlottesville
Nick Altrock
Nick
Rice
Humphries
Sawyer
Altreck
Eddie Foster
Hght
Altrock's Nap Snares Griffiths in Scoreless Tilt
Nick Altrock umpired as his Altrock team lost 2–0 to the Griffiths in a windy scoreless game. Rice pitched well for the Griffiths while Harper started for the regulars and Boehling for the rookies. Humphries finished strong, allowing only a base throw after the fifth.
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Boehling
Humphries
Rice
Altrock
Schwab
Griffiths
AB. R.H
Jamieson
Foster
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Jdudge
Rondeau
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McBride
Alee
Altroce AB
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Moeller
Sawyer
Barber
Oalo
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Grifftha
Grifiths
Altrocks
Firat
Balla
Balla—O
Roebling
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Roehing
Footer
Balk
Hot Springs Race Day Results First Through Sixth
Results from Hot Springs show six races for horses aged four and up, five furlongs to one mile. Winners include Doctor Mack Ti in race one with 7 to 5 odds, Blue Wing taking race two at 3 to 1, Sir L. Joe in race three at even money, Doctor Larrick in race four, Industry in race five, and Duke of Shelby in the final mile. Other runners Carolyn entries and times listed for each event.
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Doctor Mack Ti
Kederta
Mag
Dodd
Vampire
Mciwen
Brown Jim
Crafton
Young Pausy
Blue Wing
Gonrey
Brownstone
Kederis
Eva Padwick
Gaugel
Russell McGill
Judge Snook
Lover's Lane
Modesto Boy
Furronge
Sir L. Joe
Metcalf
Smoky Dan
Gentry
Sina
Buxton
Balgee
Colonel Ashmeade
Wild Bear
Doctor Larrick
Korshage
Stearns
Doctor Carmen
Murphy
Industry
Carroll
Asparagus Sain
Burns
Lachis
Hayes
Donner
Chivator
Anna Brazel
Duke of Shelby
Hammer
Consoler
Gen
King Radford
Luke
Gromer
Eleanor N
el Pato
Dave Mor
Omery
Hot Springs Racing Entries
Weather clear track fast with entries for six races at Hot Springs. Maiden dashes feature Spangle Duchess and Early Riser among 3 year olds and up. Four year olds contest mid distance, with Yallaha and Originator among top weights. Sixth race offers mile plus challenge with Ralph 8 and Ingot leading the field.
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Relling
Spangle Duchess
Miss Philbin
Jam Frank
Tena Jackson
Hazel Dale
Telleyrand
Bill Willey
Jack Harrigan
Tommie Coleman
Yallaha
Carrie Orme
Miss Frances
Old Bob
Balgee
Diamond
Muriela Pet
Bernini
Mater
Coppertown
Captain Ben
Jack Heaves
Monsieur Tel
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Encore
Yorkville
Stout Heart
Ralph
Ingot
Uaacle Ike
York Lad
Good Wood
Budweiser
Cut St
Local Cincinnati Enquirer Brief Includes Names and Brands
A brief Cincinnati Enquirer item lists names and brand terms including Increase Mixa Philbin Taleyrand Carrie Orme Fatlabs Ola Bob Mater Bernini Muriel's Pet Shyness Bob Heasley Jack Reever Souvenir Stoutheart Yorkville Budweiser Goodwood Uncle Ike and notes a positive outlook for the day.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Increase
Mixa Philbin
Taleyrand
Carrie Orme
Fatlabs
Ola Bob
Mater
Bernini
Muriel’s Pet
Shyness
Bob Heasley
Jack Reever
Souvenir
Stoutheart
Yorkville
Budweiser
Goodwood
Uncle Ike
Moran Reminds of Sullivan In Moran Willard Fight
James J. Corbett reports from Weathchester on Frank Moran’s final workout before facing Jess Willard. Moran shows Sullivan like power and speed, confident he will win. Kid McCoy predicts Willard will outbox Moran and win easily.
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Hawkins
Kid McCoy
Willard
Jess
Moran
Moran the Heavy Hitter and the White Hope Myth
A boxing reminiscence recounts Moran delivering fierce rights and lefts to Palzer Coffey and Willard, praising Moran as a two handed slugger with a corking left. It notes Palzer’s decline after a wine party night, and Willard’s notable blows against Kearns Johnson McCarty and others, framing Moran as dominant in a era of brutal punchers.
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Smith
Palear
Moran
Palzer
Minnesota
Waring
Palser
Coffey
Luther McCarty
New York
McCarty
Luther
McCarney
Willard
40 Rounds of Boxing Promised in Willard Moran Bout
New York March 22 Chairman Wenck of the State Athletic Commission extends a mailed fist on promoters. The bout will feature 40 rounds with numerous preliminaries to comply with a recently passed rule. Battling Levinsky is slated for a semifinal berth with an opponent yet to be chosen. Harry Wills and Sam McVey slated but canceled after Villa violated his contract by appearing in Brooklyn.
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New York
Wenck
State Athletic Commission
Willard-Moran
Battling Levinsky
Harry Wills
Sam McVey
Villa
Brooklyn
Army and Navy News Briefs On Leave and Duties
Leave of absence for three months granted Capt Alvin S Perkin Sixth Cavalry. Capt Lucius R Holbrook Fourth Cavalry detailed for service in Quartermaster Corps, March 25, vice Lowe. Holbrook to Fort Riley and open arrival in San Francisco. assignment to Eleventh Cavalry revoked. Edwin P Beaver Jr Medical Reserve Corps confirmed for Fort Rodman emergency duty. Walter Reed Hospital to observe Lt. William T Boyd Jr. Coast Artillery. Various detachments and retirements listed for Navy officers and staff. Several ships and arrivals noted, with routes and destinations including Guantanamo, Acapulco, San Diego, and Norfolk.
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Sixth Cavalry
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Fourth Cavalry
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Holbrook
San Francisco
Cal
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Kans
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Maas
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Renard To Race At Bowie Meet In Spring Campaign
W T Anderson trains ten promising horses at Benning for the Southern Maryland Agricultural Association meet at Bowie from April 1 to 14 under Fred Kraft. The standout three year old Renard weighs about 1100 pounds and stands 16 hands, sought after by buyers after a strong Hamilton showing last summer. Anderson plans to target the inaugural handicap at Bowie and hopes Renard can travel to Kentucky later to chase a Derby bid at Churchill Downs.
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Anthony L. Aste
Canada
Renard
Hamilton
Benning
Southern Maryland Agricultural Association
Bowie
Fred Kraft
Kraft
Renerd
Anderson
Gravesend
Kentucky
Regrat
Churchill Downs
Fourth Presbyterian Wins in Sunday School Basketbal Match
Fourth Presbyterian overcame Mount Pleasant after a tight first half, dominating the second period to win 2 to 18. Thompson led the winners with strong inside play and a total of six goals from fouls. Referee C. E. Colliftower officiated.
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Mount Pleasant Quint
Mount Pleasant
Fourth Presbyterian
Thompson
Fourth
4Th Presbyterian
Tae
Mt. Pleasant
Fharapeon
Kebler
Ryans Solomon
Darnell Deane
Ceah Corby
Vincent G
Bonet
Social Season Notes From Washington And Shoreham
Society continues in Washington with visitors in Boston and Portland and numerous arrivals at the Shoreham. A wedding at 1209 Thirteenth Street NW joined Miss Ruby Chilton to Mr. Lawrence Hoberts of Petersburg, Va, with the Rev E M Ramsey officiating and a traveling suit in Alice blue worn by the bride.
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William Chilton
Thirteenth Street
Ruby Chitton
Lawrence Hoberts
Petersburg
E. M. Ramsey
Hester May Childton
Robert Shelton
Misa Brown
L. McArthur
Ruth
Maryland
Leah
Patersburg
Roberts
Mollie Clinton
Fredericksburg
Minnie Makinson
Elizabeth Holland
Norfolk
Potomac Boat Club to Hold Indoor Season Closer Smoker
The Potomac Boat Club will close its indoor season with an informal smoker at the clubhouse Saturday night. The event promises to be one of the most successful in years, with Lieut. Powell in charge arranging many special features.
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The
Potomac Boat Club
Lieut
Powell
Philadelphia Markets Report: Butter Eggs Cheese and Grains
Philadelphia markets show butter steady poultry firm eggs weak while wheat corn and oats hold. New York cottonseed quotes list prime crude values and futures for March through October with varied prices across grades and months.
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Philadelphia
Washington cattle market hogs and lambs report
Market summary from Washington shows hogs at 9 percent dressed and small to heavy categories ranging 11 to 11 percent. Sheep are clipped around 66 percent of value, veal calves at 11 to 11 percent, lambs near 3 percent.
Aristocratic Clothes Shop Official Opening Week
The opening week notes patrons eager to view garments behind the scenes. The shop boasts variety as a triumph in the present wool market and highlights refined touches of style that elevate the garments and inspire choices.
Baltimore Market Prices for Oats Poultry Eggs and Butter
Hecht and Co reports Baltimore market quotes dated March 22 for oats and live poultry. Prices cover Stanclay white and other grades, various poultry categories including hens roosters ducks geese and runners, plus egg and butter price ranges across Maryland Pennsylvania Western states and other regions.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Western
West Virginia
Southern
Livestock Market Receipts and Prices Across Markets
New York and Chicago market summaries show cattle veering strong with steer prices 7.25 to 9.00 at New York, hogs steady around 9.60 to 9.70 bulk, and sheep lambs ranging 6.00 to 12.00. Chicago receipts total 58,000 with cattle strong native beef steers 7.75 to 10.05, and sheep 8.50 to 11.70 with lambs 9.75 to 11.70.
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New York
Chicago
Oil Quotations From City, Pa March 22
Credit balances total 27 66 runs 52 973 average 17 353 shipments 33 789 average 45 708 Newera per AREHIVE
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OW City
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