Chevy Chase Steeplechase a Pink Coat Affair
Virginia and District of Columbia cross country riders prepare for the Chevy Chase Steeplechase at Benning Virginia horses include Gamecock Dunseverrick Oleroso and La Danza derk. Notable jockeys Les Evars Dion Kerr and Cortland Smith expected to ride. The field features thirteen eligibles with plans for several to start as Virginia racing culture rebuilds after the war.
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Wade Hampton
John Mosby
Virginia
George Saportas
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Iron Heart
Willam Garth
Kassil
James Kerr
Dunseverrick
Pierre Lorillard
Astrum
Piedmont
C. H. Smith
Harry Patton
Oleroso
Lonely Haskell
E. J. Wallach
Richelieu II
My. Cotton
Gamecock
Knight of
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Sydney Paget
Fred Qkle
Loudoun-Fauquier
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Okie
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Dunseverrie
Smith
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Londart
Wagnington
Bearning
Lele Kent
Alan
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Saportas
Lakewood
Peallocida
Clear the Wey
Rome
Good and Plenty
Atlantic
Thomas Hitchcock
Mr. Cotton
Winterjog
Iwyn Tompr
Tompking
Mr. Evang
Hunseverrick
Robert Nevills
Dr. Kerr
Sally
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Mr. Kerr
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Dundeverrick
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Virginia Horseman
Olerogo
Cordy
Hastings
Mr. Dunlop
Goldfleur
Mr. Smith
Jule Garson
Charlie Harris
Harris
Connover
Philadelphia
Belmont Park
Mr. Harris
Virginia Place
Kaiser on Yacht Racing at Imperial Club Meeting
Emperor William attended the Imperial Yacht Club gathering in Berlin to hear Pol Bustey of the German Sailing Association discuss the January London conference’s yacht classifica tion. The Emperor joined the debate, hoping international rules preserve special class races, and pledged to continue midweek regattas if the rules pass. He also indicated he would present valuable gifts to specialists.
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Imperial Club
Berlin
Emperor William
Imperial Yacht Club
Pol Bustey
German Sailing Association
London
William and Mary Capture State Basket Championship
In Williamsburg tonight William and Mary defeated Newport News Y. M. C. A. 22 to 13 in a fast and closely contested college gym game. Driver starred for William and Mary with exceptional all round play in the sensational title clinching match.
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Washington Post
Williamsburg
College
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Army and Navy Prep Team Eyes Baltimore Meet
The Army and Navy Prep School yesterday entered its track team for the Baltimore meet next Saturday evening. Coach Weters may select Baker, Thompson, Crocker, and Heln to run the relay for the local squad against Baltimore College, a strong scholastic program. Dupont Athletic Club also entered a four man relay: Lloyd, Crampton, Radford, and Muir. In Newark, E W McCabe won the individual gymnastic contest during the third annual indoor track meet. Freshmen led with 26 points, Runyon set a best time in the Shyards dash, Ketty won the 58 yards dash, Le Moore took the pole vault, and Hammock won the high jump.
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Tom
Baltimore
Baltimoreity College
Weters
Baker
Thompson
Crocker
Heln
Dupont Athletic Club
Lloyd
Crampton
Radford
Muir
Lus
Princeton
S.J
E. W. Mccabe
Newark
Ro © Runyon
E H, Ketty
Cure Arrives for World Championship Billiards
Cure the French billiardist reached New York today on the steamer La Savole from Sayre to take part in the World championship tournament starting April 8. Count Henri de la Vaulx, an aeronaut, is aboard with balinona for a series of ascensions.
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Cure
New York
M. Cure
la Savole
Sayre
Henri de la Vaulx
Flags of To-Morrow Triumphs in Elusive Racing Scene
The article notes veteran rider Hoe plans to race at 99 pounds after years at lighter weights, Burns staying in New York admiring Tommy Burns Jr, and the arrival of Puddin' McDaniel with his father to oversee mounts for Tangier in the handicap. Knapp from Frisco joins Ascot Park contingent. Ingleside horseman Langdon ships in from Los Angeles. Pneumonia hits Ingleside, multiple New Yorkers arrive, with more expected on the Cavalier special and regular trains.
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Hoe
Burns
New York
Tommy Burna, Jr
Puddin'” McDaniel
Is Angelia
McDaniel
Tangier
Knapp
Frisco
Oakland
Benrang
Ingleside
Whitey
Los Angeles
James Blute
Potomac Boat Club Aims for Middle States Regatta on Labor Day
Potomac Boat Club plans to win the Middle States Regatta on Labor Day. Claude R. Zappone reports strong New York backing and a likely open regatta site. Harlem interests push for a Harlem River venue while Washington bids for the title. The club’s local committee includes Doyle, Zappone, Merritt, Nolan, Gasch, Heth, Wurden, Daly, and Meigs. Crew plans feature Horace Barber at stroke, with Duganne departing for Westinghouse, and a large junior pool to fill seats. An octuple scull will also be formed to showcase talent during the season.
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Potomac Boat Club
Claude R. Zappone
National Association
New York
Potomat Boat Club
Middle States
Ngoluby
Washington
Harlem
Harlem River
John Hadley Doyle
W E. H. Merritt
Jonn J. Nolan
B. Richard Gasch
Robert Heth
Charlces G. Wurden
Joseph T. Daly
John Meigs, Jr
Bliss
Freeman
Thompson
Cadue
McGowan
Mueller
Scott
King
Duggane
Kengia
Gorman
Davis
Ridington
Boswell
Davison
Henecke
Scullern
Daly
Hecox
Davs
AicGewen
Mernan
Muelter
Y M C A Canoe Club to Locate Boat House on Potomac
The Mt C C A Canoe and Boat Club voted Friday to lease land about a mile and a half above Chain Bridge on the Virginia shore known as the Broadwater. The club will clear land and build a boathouse at once. Membership is unlimited and open to any in good standing with the Y M C A, offering inducements for men to join while awaiting other club memberships.
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Mt. Cc. A. Canoe and Boat Club
Chain Bridge
Virginia
Broadwater
Wisconsin Champion Favors Three-fingered Ball in National Bowling Meet
Frank Favour of Oshkosh Wisconsin leads the national bowling tournament in Louisville with 039, using a three fingered ball rolled on one side. Bradley of Baltimore, Reich of Wilmington and Myers of Detroit follow as the event progresses with teams and individual standings, reflecting a tense weekend in Chicago and Washington influenced by scheduling chaos and profit hopes.
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Washington Post
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Oshkosh
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Dan Myers
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Roach
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Peoria
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Hoffmans
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Palladelphe
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Ohio
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Cincinnati
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Philadelphia
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New York
F. Bavour
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Wilmington
D. Meyersyetroit
Mich
R. Holloway
Indianapoln
Ind
Fuller
Colt
Maynout
Robinson Norton
Loulsrire
Lou
H. Medwitzky
Johne
Vorohees
Newark
N.J
Myers and Flersom
N. J
Biebolt
Lontdrecke
Ballimore
Lea Johnson
A. Kater
C. Meyer
J. Voorhela
M. Price
Buffalo
A A. Hack
Balimore
Whilam Noack
Battimora
Caatno
Willington
del Port
Tennis at Tuxedo Court opens Eastern States championship
The Eastern States gold racquet tennis championship starts at Tuxedo Park New Jersey with two matches decided. Jay Gould of Lakewood defeats T. Suffern Taufer in three sets at the Tuxedo Tennis and Racquet Club, while Pierre Lorillard Jr. defeats J G Bouglusa by default. Futures include Gould facing Lorillard in the final. In Petersburg a basketball game at the YMCA hall ends with a Richmond Y M C A victory over Petersburg with about 20 spectators watching.
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N. J
Tuxedo
Tuxedo Tennis and
T. Suffern Tauer
Jay Gould
Charles FE
Ands
Pierre Lorillard, Jr
Lakewood
Suffern ‘Failer
Petersburg
BM. C. A
Richmond Y. M
Richmond
Penn Football Coaches Form Full Advisory Staff for Next Season
Former Captain Torrey will serve as field coach with a large coaching roster at Pennsylvania. An advisory board of six plus ex officio Capt. Edward L. Greene guides the staff, with Morice new to the group and Hedges Whacton Lamson aiding in backfield coaching. The strong lineup suggests better teams arising from instructors than candidates, echoing Penn’s long coaching tradition.
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Pennsylvania
Carl Williams
William N. Mor Jee
Byron Dickson
George H. Brooke
Robert G
Robert G, ‘Torrey Are the Regular Members and Capt. Edward L. Greene
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Toavhea
Fifth Regiment Meet Promises Largest Baltimore Edition
Special to The Washington Times from Baltimore reports the Fifth Regiment Armory show next Saturday night week as the largest athletic meet yet in Baltimore. Philadelphia Washington and other cities will send track teams. Baker of Swarthmore may race Sheppard of the Greater New York A C in a mile. Penn Hopkins and Georgetown are linked to several events and relays. The Mount Washington A C will duel Columbia A C for the South crown with many notable sprinters and mile specialists ready to contest multiple races.
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Fifth Regiment Athletic Association
Mount Washington Club
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Washington
Baker
Swarthmore University
Sheppard
Greater New York Athletic Club
Maryland
Pennsylvania University
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Penn
Joe Hill
Johns Honking
Randolph
Virginia
University of Pennsylvania
Georgetown
Hopkins
Washington University
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Pierce
Hunter
Padgett
Mount Washington Athletic Club
Columbia Athletic Club
William D. Randall, Jr
Mountaineers
George Washingtons
Washingtonians
Loando
Central Y. M. C. A
Washington Y. M. C. A
Deichman’s
Marston's
Baltimore City College
Malton Academy
Friends School
Newark Pleasure Club
St. Leo’s
Graimar
Yale Eligibility Code Sets Yale Harvard and Princeton Rules
Yale plans a tentative eligibility code for next season allowing professional school players unless they hold a Yale BA. Levine and Forbes would be eligible. Flanders is ineligible and Cates graduates. Core 11 likely: Biglow Erwin Forbes Jones brothers Morse Roome Levine. No freshmen will play. recruitment needed. In Richmond, unseasonable weather cancels Spiders vs Gallaudet game at Broad Street Park. potential makeup later.
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Washington Post
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Spiders
Gallaudet
Broad Street Park
Columbia Athletic Club Plans New Park and Track Facility
The Columbia Athletic Club in Washington awaits spring to begin work on a new park at MacDevitt's Field. Plans include a quarter mile track a 10 yard cinder track and facilities for high broad jumps pole vault and other events. The complex aims to serve training needs for members and visiting athletes including high schools and colleges. Baseball will capibly use the field three games weekly, leaving days for practice and other clubs. The club has gained recognition across Washington Baltimore Richmond and beyond with a growing roster and a strong track team.
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MacDevitt's Field
Washington
Baltimore
Richmond
Norfolk
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Taylor
W R. Smith
Hoyle
Saunders
Mullen
Slattery
Fitzgerald
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Beckett
Syrinoski
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Baltimore and Ohio
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