Tom McTaggart Bounded to Form Kilmer Stable Star
Kilmer stable in Middlesex county Virginia prepares for Southern Maryland Agricultural Association session under Henry McDaniel. Tom McTaggart, a 2-year-old standout, ready for Bowie Inaugural after improving in size speed and stamina. Kilmer paid 17000 for the New York bred colt, with Preakness at Pimlico among key targets.
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Willis Sharpe Kilmer
Great Britain
Middlesex County
Southern Maryland Agricultural Association
Henry McDaniel
Kilmer
Tom McTaggart
McDaniel
Bowie
Chuctanunda
Maryland
Laurel
Saratoga
Campfire
Hourless
Tumbler
Hard Cesh
Phillipe
Tom McTageart
Huis
Pimlico
Mr Kilmer
Star Shoot
Bold Girl
Kokomo bowler sets world record in doubles event
Grand Rapids report notes J. F. Garrett of Kokomo Ind rolling 721 for the best three games with an unloaded ball to set a new world record in doubles. Detroit pair Jake Pfister and Walter Kroux posted 1,280 for sixth in doubles, missing a tenth frame strike to take the lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Mich
J. F. Garrett
Kokomo
Ind
Jake Pfister
Walter Kroux
Detroit
Phillies Want Whitted in Salary Talks
Durham reports George Whitted, outfielder for the Philadelphia Nationals, has held out for a raise from 4000 to 5500. Manager Pat Moran sent a telegram urging a speedy report at St Petersburg, signaling concessions may be offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
N. C
George Whitted
Philadelphia Nationals
Pat Moran
St. Petersburg
Columbia Makes Trade In South Atlantic League
Columbia South Atlantic League manager Jack Corbett announced seven players were traded to Asheville for outfielder Guy Dunning and catcher Charles Novack. Hot Springs officials settled a purse dispute that threatened Arkansas racing. Philadelphia federal court moved the start of a $900,000 antitrust suit against organized baseball from April 12 to April 10.
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Columbia
S. C
Jack Corbett
Asheville
N. C
Guy Dunning
Charles Novack
Hot Springs
Ark
Arkansas
Philadelphia
Federal District Court
Baltimore Federal League Club
Regulars and Yannigans Win May Halt Tennis Play
Nationals edge Birmingham 4 to 2 in opening contest as Leonard and Smith drive in runs and Rice legates a seventh inning score. Johnston Kramer and others produce doubles and singles, while Shaw Johnson and Jamieson keep Birmingham off balance for most of the game.
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Shanks
Shaw
Leonard
Nationals
Foster
Rice
Birmham
Hoa Caton
Aleonard
Johnton
Burke
OfMuan
Jansen
O'Smith
Ian Clarke
Buncan
Olshanks
Werner
O McBride
Webb
Ainsmith
Haworth
Ollleary
Irmingham
Rons
Johnston
Yan
Smith
Clarke
Birmingham
Hill
W. John
Asp
Jamieson
A. Johnson
Black
W Johnson
Shaw Et Johnson
Dy Hill
Nationals Open Spring with Surprise Lineup Shuffle
About 2,000 fans in Birmingham witnessed the Washington Nationals at the start of their southern tour. Manager Griffith shifted Rice to first base and sent Shanks to right field, while Nick Altrock provided comic relief and kept the crowd laughing from pregame through the final out. Walter Johnson drew heavy attention for his pitching, with Arthur Johnson also impressive. The team heads to Memphis tomorrow to face the Southern Association’s Memphis club, then the Reds, with DuMont, Crafts, Thomas, Johnson and Shaw scheduled for early innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Griffith
Rice
Shanks
Nationals
Augusta
Walter Johnson
Nick Altrock
Altrock
Nick
Louisville
Cara
Memphis
Tennessee
Southern Association
Cincinnati Nationals
DuMont and Crafts
Southerners
Thomas
Johnson
Shaw Wilh
Reds
Arthur Johnson
Walter
Foster
Milan
A. Johnson
Rickwood Field
Barons
Yannigans Beat Orioles Five to Zero
Washington Yannigans shut out the Baltimore Orioles five to zero in Wilmington. Gata and Flaherty pitched well. Gallia fanned key batters with runners on. Notable hits include Lamar's three base shot for Baltimore and Menosky injuring his knee, leaving Humphries to replace him.
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Wilmington
N. C
Gata
Flaherty
Washington Yannigans
Baltimore Internationala
Gallla
Lamar
Russell
Oriole
Amar
Baltimore
Flaharty
Menosky
Humphries
Washton
Abhoa Orioles
Abhoa Morgan
Judge
Gallia
Thornmah N
Tagey
Ruesell
Sheehan
Thormahier
Washington
Euns
Milan
Sawyer
Charrity
McConnell
Fewster
Crane
Sehautele
Thormadlen
Haxey
RACING RESULTS FIRST Race results and odds from the claiming events
Racing results list six races with claiming horses, distances, and outcomes. Nepotiam won the first race and other winners include Sister Susie in race two and Tortele in race six, with times and top placers detailed for each event.
College Baseball Opens With Three Contested Games
College baseball starts this afternoon with Georgetown hosting Mount St. Joseph's on the Hilltop and Catholic University facing Rock Hill College at Brookland. If weather allows, first pitches are set for 3 30. Georgetown and Catholic University hope for wins while Mount St. Joseph's and Rock Hill bring strong squads and last year’s close battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Mount St. Joseph’s
Catholic University
Rock Hill College
Brookland
Mount St. Joseph's
Rock Hill
Brooklanders
Kendricks
Jackson
Carroll
H. White
Rogers
Harrington
Rooney
White
Cashman
Anger
Delahunt
Shortley
Butler
O'Reilly
Hilltoppers
Murray
Breslin
Finnegan
Green
Whittaker
Whalen
Cody
Cusack
Maloney
J. Sullivan
H. Sullivan
Comeiford
Plan Amalgamation Of 3 Minor Leagues
Louisville plan to merge the American Association the International League and the Pacific Coast League into a single body outside the current national association. O H Wathen says the move seeks a higher class, depending partly on the IL and AA series outcomes. Fred Mollwitz released by Chicago Nationals to Kansas City AA club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
O. H. Wathen
Louisville American Association
Association
American Association
International League
Pacific Coast League
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Walthen
Chicago
Fred Mollwitz
Chicago Nationals
Kansas City
YMCA Boys Swim Meet Shows Strong Y M C A Team Wins
Officials urge holding of matches for boys as junior and senior YMCA teams dominate Adams School and New York avenue playground in a dual swimming contest. Winkler leads with multiple wins in distance, backstroke, sprint, and relay events. seniors take relay, distance, backstroke, and 50 yard events with times around 24.85, 44 seconds, and 36.75 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams School
New York Avenue
Savery
Firat Adams
Winkler
Pacha
Tullachy Howell
Winkser
Adama
Plange
Winker
O'Donnell
3. BE
XM. C. A
Howell
Y7af
C. A
Tanleen
M. CA
Winther Ymee Aarcond
Tulloch
O'Doonall
Winkjer
Bf. C. A
Fuchs
Davia
Cockerille
Gude
Meany
Love
Adams’ School
Whitcomb
Long
M. C
Tennis ties near cancellations if war enters
New York March 23. United States may cancel as many as 200 sanctioned tournaments if the nation enters the European war. The USTA discussed the possibility and urged clubs to stage boys and junior events with standardized trophies, while disapproving invitation tournaments and considering a National Umpires' Association. Fort Worth game recap follows with Detroit defeating Fort Worth 8 to 6 in eleven innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
United States National Lawn Tennis Association
Umpires’ Association
Track Men Share Honors at Central High
Holden Gaddees and Delbaugh lead the weekly novice track meet at Central High School with two first places each. The trio also competed in senior events, with Gaddess taking high and low hurdles at 120 yards and sharing high jump honors with Pullman. Delbaugh won the 100 and 220 yard dashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holden
Gaddees
Delbaugh
Central High School
Gaddess
Pullman
Deffibaugh
Braves Take Contest In Philadelphia Series
Errors by the Philadelphia Americans cost them the second game of a three game series with the Boston Nationals in Miami. The Braves won 2 to 1 as three Athletic pitchers held their opponents to six hits. Barnes and Crump pitched for Boston.
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Miami
Fla
Philadelphia Americans
Beston Nationals
Braves
Barnes
Crump
Boston
Cardinals Edge Dallas In Texas League Tilt
Dallas, March 23. The Dallas Texas League club lost to St Louis Nationals 5 to 4 after Scoggins misthrowes to second in the fifth inning allowed three Cardinals to score. Batteries: Hortsman and Roach for Dallas. Sewell, Scoggins, Compert and Coleman for St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
Detroit
Batterfee_Plannigan
Jones
Couch
Elle
Simms
Redford
Appleate
Bernson
Dallas
St Louis Nationals
Scoggins
Cardinals
St. Louis
H. OR
Dalian
Arth Hortsman
Roach Sewell
Compert and Coleman
St. Toute
San Antonio
Trade name IHGTEEN offers P B Spring Suits at 18 dollars
The message promotes IHGTEEN as a trade name for a large stock of spring suits priced at $18.00 each. It emphasizes bulk availability and uniform pricing, suggesting a promotional catalog or sale announcement aimed at retailers or consumers seeking affordable suits.
Baltimore Federats and Parret High Double Header
A Baltimore area boys basketball double header features Hyattsville High versus Pa rret High and a contest with the Yo Wee A tonight. The programs list players including Rogein, Hale, and Racketers in a local, school spirited frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racketers
Baltimore Federats
Parret High
Hyattsville High
Bain
Staria
Race entries listed for Malden track program
Racing entries show six races with multiple horses and weights. First race for 2-year-olds at 6 furlongs includes Wonderful, Sketch Kiss, Broomsweep, Dontrush, Pulaski, Mystic Polly, Stedty, Greek Legend with weights. Subsequent races list entries, weights, and handicaps for selling and claiming events, with names like Ophelia W, Recluse, Easter Greetings, Arch Plotter, Langorne, Pleasureville, Sparkler, Mars Cassidy, Old Racebud, Grundy, Wis man, Thornhill, Walter Duncan, Virgle Dot, Cash on Delivery, Charley McPerran, Doctor Kendall, Bogart, Soslus, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Wonderful
Sketch Kiss
Broomsweep
Frea
Dontrush
Pulaski
Mystic Polly
Stedty
Ophelia W
Recluse
Bliss
Othello
Pinch
Foeman
Jack Harrison
Handiemar
Cash
Yarman
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AES
Sidney West, Inc
Stein-Bloch Clothes
Boyest
York
Society Brand
Tom M’taggart
Garrett
A. B. C. Tourney
Phillies
Whitted
Griffmnen
Nets
William H. Hottel
Duncan
Keystone
Foster Coul
Chale Fong
Poster
Yannigans
Orioles
London
Nepotiam
Luke
James G
Hoag
Necomd
Plunger
Lot
Burton
Sheriff
Bob
Woodly
Dore
Cainia
Kestrel
Pasha
Sanborne
Susie
Hong
Buxton
Murphy
Little Bigger
Dehra
Verena
Manioc
Wap
Lelloba
Firat ‘Tar
Rey Oakwood
Joe D
Scherrer
Mud Sili
Haynes
Balgee
W. A. Carroll
Charley McFerran
Hazelnut
Spectre
Milton Campbell
Semper Stalwart
General Pickett
Milton Roble
Hanover
Wil Do
Tudor
Hepa
C. M. Johnson
Misa Waters
Yaca’ Stonehenge
Clara Morgan
Tia Juana
Connaught
Metcalf
Rapid May
Relaay
Lady Mint
Ormes
Tyne
Morada
Lady Dunbar
Leo H
Cattle B
Acumen
Celesia
Argento
E. Martin
Nolan
Golden Dragon
Heroine
Ham Keene
Dull
Lasy Ben
Clarimonde
Ray
Phyllis Antoinette
McIntyre
Handy Andy
Gfrasch
Vireo
Letitia
Marguerite W
Misa Folly
Mineral Jim
Prince Eugene
Alice Tercea
Rollin Laird
T. Hunt
Tokay
van Dusen
Manganens
Tims
Gonning Tower
Hawthorne
Spokane Queen
Big Todo
H. Martin
Leah Cochrane
Mathews
Checks
Marchmont
Strathearn
Matt
Druse
W_. McIntyre
Lieut. Sawyer
G. Alexandra
Bobolink
Gift
Amg Lou
Ruth Ester
Loma and
Cooster
George Itown
Cubs
Mollwitz
Tigers
R.A. E Fagen
Bouton
Browns
Br. Louis
Batteries May
Jost Andreh Rogein
Mameltor and Hale
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