Suburban League Completes List Amateur Commission Meets Tonight
The Suburban League completed its circuit at a Varnum Street meeting, accepting Takoma joining from Olympia circuit. Silver Spring Petworth Parkinet Takoma Woodburn Brookland join for summer title chase. schedule committee appointed. next meeting April 2 at Secretary Jones home. Knights of Columbus meeting behind closed doors. Amateur baseball commission to discuss status of former pros and multi team signings tonight at Spalding’s store. eight ballgames today include Georgetown vs American Security Trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred L. Stern
Robert Jones
Var Jnum Street
Takoma
Olympia
Silver Spring
Petworth
Parkinet
Woodburn
Brookland
Roger Garrett
Jones
Lee Brooka
Presiment
Secretors Jones
Mich Adhwn
Sliver Spring
Hy Bronke
Tee Petworth
Babe Torney
James Clum
Shad Shurflinger
Woodland
Cam Martin
Parkview
ELPF
C. C. Love
Willand DeGrange
War Department
Theastern Presbyterian Church
DeGrange
Coc Love
A A Oumsby
Frank Agen
Ine Eyning
Eo Love
Ninth Street Christian
M.R Love
Langdon
Frank Adams
Ingram
Ral Yost
North Care- Heavenue Methodist
William W. Drummond
TL. Wells
Peck Memorial Chapel
Anacostia
Amateur Baseball Commission
Spalding
Fourteenth Street
National Commission
Georgetown
American Security and Trust Company
Hiltoppers
Maryland Agricultural College
Gallaudet College
Baltimore
Mount St. Joseph College
Naval Medical School
Waverly Athletic Club
Rockville High
Western and Cathedral School
Southern Railway
Miss Elkins Wins North and South Golf Title
Miss Louise Elkins of Oakmont Club Pittsburgh defeats Mrs William West of Huntington Valley Club Philadelphia 2 up and 1 to play to capture the United North and South amateur championship title. Barbara Lewis wins President's Cup for second division. AL and M defeats Amherst 3 to 1 in Raleigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Pinehurst
N.C
Louise Elkins
Oakmont Club
Pittsburg
William West
Huntington Valley Club
Philadelphia
Misa Elkins
Jack Adams Age Proof Letter From Home
Alexandria La March 24 Jack Adams must prove age by letter from home if he quits baseball college would inherit his press built nib Tete Adams is believed to be very young and his age is questioned by teammates including Cy Falkenberg who suggests hiring a hall to settle it. A letter from his mother provided the evidence last night to the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Jack Adams
College
Jack
Cleveland
Cotton” Koaupp
Cy Falkenberg
Theough
San Antonio
Adams
Janek
Chilly weather slows progress of Nationals and Sox reshuffle
Report from Mineral Wells notes the White Sox sent a discard home and observers question Donlon’s fielding as veterans defend Callahan. Cubs beat Atlanta 9 4 with an improvised lineup led by Cook and Needham. Lansing club’s relief pitcher shines with a homer and multiple hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sox
Arkansas
Chicago
Mineral Wells
Sox
Cubs
Donolne
Jimmy Callahan
Jimmie
Atlanta
Chance
Saier
Shean
Cooney
Zimmerman
Doyle
Kane
Ball
Cook
Needham
Battery
Lansing
Mich
Carlisle Faces Harvard Georgetown In Rebuilt 1911 Schedule
Carlisle Pa March 24 Coach Warner issues the 1911 Carlisle Indian football schedule with many changes. Georgetown University and Harvard are added while St Marys Lafayette and Pittsburg are kept. Key games include Harvard at Cambridge and Georgetown at Washington in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Carlisle
Warner
St. Mary's
Georgetown
University of Tittsburg
Lafayette
Harvard
Bucknell
Villanova
Gettysburg
Virginia
Princeton
Indians
Lebanon Valley
Muhlenburg
Dickinson College
St. Mary's College
Georgetown University
Washingon
University of Pittsburg
Pittsburg
Gaston
Aspirin Wins Again in Feature Race at Jacksonville
Aspirin wins his fifth straight race in a one mile feature at Jacksonville, in a performance by Mareh Walker's animal despite rough handling by Byrne. Star Charter placed second as Eagle Bird dominated another event, prompting the suspension of C. J. Odell's horse stable. McTaggart and Eimeta Hamilton featured in earlier races with mishaps behind them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Jacksonville
Fla
Walker
Aspirin
Byrne
Star Charter
Eagle Bira
Teading
C. J. Odell
A. Clapton
Odell
McTaggart
Eimeta Hamilton
Golden Pearl
Hreaders
Lily Parton
Hutnagel
Donaldo
Troxler
Bam Matthews
Log
Shird
Raceney
Castroks
Ftorrie Bryan
Indora
Grand Pagey
Allandale Queen
Hamlton
Melléndale
Lady Oritar
Goose
Golden Fears
McTagwart
Warden
Fain
Kempton Park
Bedminster
Ida Day
Mas Hamilton
Woolspun
Whim Larbail
Anna
Miss Worth
Logan
Baries
Banyah
Jack Nunnally
Babbier
Judge Lassing
Frank Purcell
Dr. Holzberg
Burn
Kobrner
White Wool
Herbert Turner
Idlewetns
Messenger Boy
Eggie Bird
Hopkins
Tima
Koorner
Ban Lomond
New Idea
Fort Worth
Leon B
Ij Milas
Golconda
Branon
Pocotaligo
St. Joseph
Sam Barnard
Grecian Bené
Maple Leaf 11 Sets Speed Record On Solent Trial
London March 24 E McKay Edgars motorboat Maple Leaf 11 reached 49 12 knots in a Solent speed trial claiming a world record The Maple Leaf III previously competed in Monaco regatta last year and is part of the same craft line-up
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
E. McKay Edgar
Solent
Monaco
Dancer Miss Sackville West Explains Palladium Debut
London March 16. Flora Sackville West daughter of the late Lord Sackville and cousin to prominent peers makes her Palladium debut as an Oriental dancer. She says financial need drove her to stage, trained in Paris and Milan, plans a Europe tour then America, seeks survival after a costly family lawsuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Palladium
Flora Sackville West
Lord Sackville
Earl of
Delaware
Duke of Bedford
Miss Sackville West
United States
Cleveland
Legation
Pepita
Lora Sackville
Victoria
Ernest Henry Jean Baptiste Sackville West
Maud Allan
Salome
Mile
Jane Vieu
America
Atlantic
Flora Sackville-West
Lord Sackville-West
Juarez Results First Race Four Furlongs
Four races at Juarez with multiple contenders and times. Lady Lightning won the first, The Visitor placed second, Yo Pondo third. time 69-5. Second race six furlongs won by He Knows, Sam Barber second, EM. Fry third. time 1129-8. Third race five furlongs won by Dr. Smoot, Pride of Lismore second, John Griffin 11 third. time 9,593-5. Fourth race one mile won by Uncle Ben, Jim Baney second, Gen. Marchmont third. time 1982-3. Fifth race six furlongs won by Bobby Boyer, Previews second, Marjorie A third. time 1118-5. Sixth race one mile won by Mincolette, Roun and Round second, Waldorf Bella third. time 1:39.5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Lightning
Martin
Woo
the Visitor
Ried
Yo Pondo
Glass
Lady Dolora
Albert Jones
O'Rear
Fretty Soon
Recover
Booger Battle
Lake Tahoe
Noah
He Knows
Molesworth
Sam Barber
Denny
Dartworth
Mike Molatt
War Jig
Uncle Ben
Benschoten
Jim Baney
Gen. Marchmont
Meottough
Flying Wolf
Mocktor
Bobby Boyer
McGee
Previews
Marjorie A
Nolan
Tommy Twig
Seth
Mincolette
Nolen
Een
Roun
Round
Waldorf Bella
Diggins
Pedro
Barney Oldfield
Bon Ton
Racing entries listed for seven races with names and odds
The page catalogs detailed entries for seven races including selling races for various ages and distances. It lists horse names such as Golden Rupy Busy Mise Delena and many others with corresponding prices, eligible entries, purses, and race conditions across multiple events.
Jacksonville Race Officials Arrive for Atlantic Beach Meet
A. A. A. official Pard ington referee and starter Wagner along with timing device operators Knepper Interreden Edwards and staff arrived in Jacksonville to officiate the Atlantic Pablo Beach races set for March 27 to 30. Local entrants include Golden Ruby Evin Aunt Kats Raleigh FD Alfred the Great and Lady Stalwart among others.
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Golden Ruby
Evin
Aunt Kats
Rt. Joseph
Galiey
Limpat
Hanbridge
Raleigh
Alfred the Great
Duval Chinn & Wooaford
Gerst
Arytmer
Aldrian
Console
Amort
Parkview
Jacksonville
Washington Post
Fla
A. R. Pardington
Fred Wagner
F. E. Edwards
H. H. Knepper
A. J. Interreden
Warner Electric
Atlantic Pablo Beach
Kentucky racing commission alters purses in Louisville area
Lexington March 24 changes in Kentucky racing rules set minimum purses for spring and autumn meetings based on local population. Tracks in cities over 100000 must offer at least 560 and 400 dollars respectively, while Lexington area purses range to 300 and 260. After 1911 guaranteed stakes are banned. Latonia derby must pay all entry and declaration fees to winners.
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Lexington
Kentucky
New York
Kentucky Racing Commission
Latonia
Louisville
Glenside Wins Grand National Steeplechase at Glenside
Glenside wins the 3000 sovereign handicap steeplechase for 1 year olds and up at Liverpool with 20 to 1 odds. Rathnally takes second and Shady Girl third as 26 starters run. Luiter II, the 1909 French winner, fell early along with nine others. Precentor JI led early before pace quickened.
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Liverpool
Glenside
Rathnally
Shady Girl
Luiteur II
Foxhall Pheene
Precentor JI
John Jacob Astor
Awards Lynch to Yankees in cross league ruling
In Cincinnati on March 24 the national baseball commission disallowed Oakland’s claim to Norman Lynch and awarded him to the New York American League club. AL President Johnson did not participate. decisions were made by NL President Herrmann and NL President Isach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnnati
Ohio
National Baseball Commission
Oakland Club
Norman Lynch
New York
Johnson
Herrmann
Isach
National League
First Test for Georgetown Nine Meets American Security and Trust
Georgetown ball players open the season with a 3 30 p m game against American Security and Trust on the Georgetown field Manager Crosby expects a large crowd Weather will decide the starting pitcher White if warm Feinle if cold Furey backs catcher Capt Sitterding tops the order Rawlings likely to pitch for downtown West as receiver Bankers already show strength this season and promise a tough contest for Georgetown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Ballrossers
American Security and Trust Nine
Crosby
Collegians
Furey
Capt
Sitterding
Colllegians
Rawlings
West
Bankers
Lafayette Rally Downs Trinity In Big Eighth Comeback
Lafayette College defeated Trinity 16 to 6 in Lafayette, after trailing 6 to 3. Long shut down Trinity hitters, producing nine strikeouts in six innings, as Lafayette exploded for a twelve run eighth inning with six runs scoring. Batteries were Nugent Tang and Conover for Lafayette, Sam Gantt and Spruce for Trinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Durham
N. C
Lafayette College
Trinity
Nugent
Lafayette
Long
Sam Cantt
Bob
R. Lafayetta
Nugent, Tang
Conover
Sam Gantt
Spruce
Daniels repeats in dramatic 100 yard AAU swim victory
New York March 7 C M Daniels defending his 100 yard AAU title held off a furious challenge from McGillivray of Illinois AC Chicago and Frizelle of Missouri AC St Louis finishing a fraction behind by mere inches. The winner clocked 56.45 seconds four fifths of a second behind his own American distance record with three turns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Athletic Club
C. M. Daniels
Amateur Athletic Union
Daniels
McGillivray
Illinois Athletic Club
Chicago
R. E Frizelle
Missouri Athletic Club
St. Louis
H. He
Jefferson School Defeats McGuire's in Virginia Showdown
Jefferson School of Charlottesville beat Richmond's McGuire's School 7 to 3 at the horse show grounds with Van Diver twirling to limit hits. Harmon made two sharp catches and accurate throws to home plate, while Stearns made a diving catch for McGuire. Bolling added Jefferson's lone extra base hit. American horse owners won two races at Maisons-Laffite as Comhbrough and Financi II claimed wins in listed events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottesville
Jefferson School
McGuire
Richmond
van Diver
Richmonders
Harmon
Jefferson
Stearns
Maupin
Bolling
Paris
Maisons-Laffite
Frank J. Gould
Nash Turner
Lenox mansion sale and society notes in New York
A society column notes guests from Britain and Latin republics visiting Helena area summers, with Mrs. Borah and others showing off the West. Thomas F. Ryan sells the Lenox mansion at Fifth Avenue and Twelfth Street, once home to Lenox founder and famous social events, near the U.S. aeronautical reserve. Tiffany family details and engagement of Louise Comfort Tiffany to Rodman de Kay Gilder are mentioned, with Gilder lineage and Harvard ties noted. Also reports Lynchburg High defeats Roanoke 38 to 31 in a basketball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
William Edgar Borah
Thomas F. Ryan
Lenox
Fifth Avenue
Twelfth Street
New York
Forrmer
Isaac Stern
Appst Pifth Avenue
Yerkes
James Lenox
Lenox Hiorary
King Edward
Prince of Wales
Jenny Lind
United States Aeronautical Reserve
A S
Louise Comfort Tiffany
Rodman de Kay Gilder
Seouis Comfort Tiffany
Tiffany
Mr. Gilder
Richard Watson Gilder
Commodore de Kay
Joseph Rodman Drake
Harvard
Szechenyi
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Suburban League
William T. de Grange
Knights of Columbus
Capitol City League
S. Green
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Ring
Bankers League
H. Reeside
J Strance
Committee On Enlargement
Willereée
J. Miller Kenyon
H. V Hayson
Messrs
H .S. Reeside
Mr Macdonald
WW. V. Devereux
Natonal Savings and Trust Company
Wolfe and
W. V. Grayson
Washington American
W Herrell
National Capital
Gilmore
National Bank of Vwaahinkine and Hunt and Flarper
Gaithersburg
Washington
Maryland
Lodge
Robertson
Savannah
South Atlantic
Marylanders
W. Wirkle
New Jersey Avenue Northwest
Fenton G. Saunders
Washingto Collegiate School
Seward Bacon
Tain
Heax
Nature
Pabst Blue Ribbon
Pabst
Milwaukee
Pabst Brewing Company
N. Capitol St
N. E
Tel
Linc
Miss Elkins
Amherst
Raleigh, NC
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Amherst Today
Eagle Bird
Mile Theodore
Opera
Mme. Cerutti
Scala
Milan
Danse Des Fleurs
P.B
Lothes
Parker-Bridget
Strihon Kall Outfitters
The
Avenue At Ninth
Juarez
Golden Rupy
Busy Mise
Delena
Danish Girl
Evla
Outcast
John Pendergast
Naughty Lad
King Pin
Blossom
Cavina
Dolly Bullman
Outpost
Aunt Kate
Wise Maron
Jolly
Dorchester
PlutocTat
Catroke
Macias
Splinters
Limpet
Common Sense
Sweet Owen
Robert Brice
Louis Katz
Bob Co
Diana
Heine
Judge Walton and
Light House
Joseph
Rorenburg ST
Castlewood
Dr. Barkley
Don Dyar
Semiquaver
Lord Nelson
Lord Welles
Carthage
Critic
Moncrief
Cherokees Rose
U. Ssett
Haleigh
Thiford Thomas
Buval
Hostor
High Brow
Goldmine
Col. Holloway
Joe Knight
New Haven
Hedwine
Judge Monck
Gov. Gray
Aldrin
Leamence
Conaole
Aylmer
Darling
Inference Queen
Emily Lee
Fort Carroll
Golden
Ben Howe
Austin Sturtevant
Canfield
Amoret
Camel
Totaon
Col. Ashmeade
Muff
Royal Report
Effendi
Falcada
Fant
Jack Stryker
Sure Go
Ben Wilson
Mr. Doct
Southern Light
Court Ledy
Crysta
Plume
Dene
Parton
Diract
Denton
Lady Stalwart
Red Lass
Rosey Posey
Ciara’ W
Soon
Sam Fox
Royal Stone
Sid Hart
Tillinghast
Tom McGrath
Dominus Arvi
Luke Cates
Lixie Dixon
Mr. Bishop
Mauretania
Hush Money
Peer
Sable
Bob Lynch
Jacquelina
Besumas
Enfield
Jack Atkin
Butter Ball
Dubois
Roberts
Rey B. Tovar
Emma G
June W
Marian Casey
Doc Allen
Siscus
Father Stafford
Gladyn Loulee
Hidden Hand
the Hague
West Point
Acuman
Kopel
Pilato
Dennis Stafford
Civita
Deneen
Pld
Hart
Ollie Dizon
the Peer
Beau Man
Dec Allen
Oe Hand
Acum
Kentucky Commission
Yankees
G. U. Nine
American Security and Trust Team
Downs McGuire
Eurekas
Saapronsionals Penton
MG Hoefel
James
Shipley
Hettinger HL
H. Hurley
Hurley
Chamber of Pere Central
Ratson
Hamner
Binmonis
Hobsinsite
Nelson
He van Bus’k. Ae
Niehus
Garrett
Biker
Bagish
Tolmen Laundry Co
A. du
Campbell
Levy
ABS District League
Pet Neuleude Fatrosmial
Miller
Rodriel
Crist
Swagga
Auguste
Om ‘Krauss
Bureau
Waters
Brosnan
Fritz
Jone
Field
Krause
BES
Colonial League
Plonsers
Continentals
Mars
Scharf
Buna
Davidson
MB Brown
Aay McDaniel Ie
Hartman
Palace
Tionals
Glasser
Kreuger
Kamm
Lewis
Armiger
Young
Lemmon
Oehte
Ricketts
Leeds
Lynchburg High Quint
Lynchburg
Lynchurge High School
Roanoke High School
Hood
Apperson Regal
Emerson É Orme
AY Street
Malin
LION
MK G. Fickling CO
N. W
David
Hendrick
Phoos M
Pullman
St. NW
Maxwells
Columbias Gas and Electric
United Motor Washington CO
4Th St
Matheson Oarland
Everitt
Columbus
Electric Pope
Hartford
the Pope Auto CO
14Th ST. NW
Sadler
Dayton
Barnard Motor Car Company
Ieh
Telefhona
REO
Frisco
REO Motor CO
14Th St. N. W
MBSA
Chalmers
M. HH. Hoffman
Mt Nw
Sthat
Wilcox
TRAX
Congressional Garage CO
Pa. Ave
S. E. Fel
Oldsmobile
Selden
M. T. Pollock
Cadillac
Cook & Stoddard Co
H St. NW
Phom
Excepionally
Jow Sures
Bend
Miller Bros
N. We North
Amer
Howard Coffa
H. B. Leary, JR
Fourteenth St. N. W
Babcock Electric
Columibia
Stevens-Duryer Zell Motor Car CO
New York Ave
K. & Patent
National Electrical Supply Co
New Fork Ave
Roman Automobile Co
St. N. W
Imperial Motor CO
Meridian Sales Co
John A Lutz
15Th St Nw
Century Tires
Century, Tire CO
Marion
Empire
J. H. Ebersole
Blick Motor CO
Connecticut Ave
Meeley
Firestone
Ith
McIntyre the Stiles CO
17Th St
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