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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1910
Page
30
In a tight finish Madman and Richard Reed push hard while Phil Mohr falters taking only the money. Thistle Belle secures victory by a neck over Wolfville with Baatly another entrant noted in the report.
Sports brief recalls multiple race wins and matchups with Davis Griffin Reed and others. Names like Swanson, Seldeny, Thomas, Page, and Moore appear amid a list of events and scores. Reading sections note Hawks Vand and Wolfville victories, though OCR garble limits full context.
The report details a coastal community track event with several runners and locations noted. Names like Swanson and Hale appear among competitors as races unfold with varied placements and times.
A lacit bowling meeting is set for Palace Alley on Saturday into March to finalize entries for the tile tournament in Baltimore in April. Trustee President Chase urged all bowlers to attend. entries for men and women teams doubles and singles must be mailed by March, or they will be rejected. Authorities note strong local interest and expect a delegation of rooters for the visiting Baltimore event.
Two Highlanders rallied the Regulars to a 7 to 6 win over the Yanigans after eight innings of tight play. Vaughn pitched well but errors doomed the Yanigans while Clunn and Quinn struggled against hard-hitting regulars in a high drama contest.
A scrambled race card listing multiple races with horse names and weights. Entries include Bop Amir After All Jolt Mocast Coatete Snowmaans Pedigree Sailing for S yeay and Col Ashmeadt LaGr Meally Au theta Rowe Wildize Jelle Mawr Hardeman Colvet Berniat Ming Loris Mary's Lamb Hright Star Bonnin Bea Outpost Diction Morpeth Dotty Dultman Jane Swit Peles hit Siogansy Ballot Bos Sermour Hevilt Home Bus Jubilee Jud Sass Uhigst Kalaht Wig Gooner Joan A Munea Tollbor Ceremonion Butler Bouare Deal Myton Palin Alfred the Great Dust of Grmonde Frank Purcell Fifth race Selling for 4 year olds and upward 1 mile 1 furlong entries Schivewig Tamar Grace Kimball Richin and 106 Critic Firm Furncan Roseburg Tolandar Ist race Selling for year olds and upward Futurity entries Milphias Went race 303yolds Futurity entries Father Startera Right Scrater Woodlander Little Sta Malle Montrose Contra Lente Elyctronan Be andy race Tee sear olds 32 fur dongs vbuska Ann Moakelnad Grand Wiltrude Simbury Mime Winona Winter Third race Four year old and upward selling Cobleskill Hush Money Cataline Frepohogy Ling Don Fariqua Downls ide Redwood Wicket Bix Don Fariqua Pociwr Downls Redwood Wicket Pallgraan Ohlene Pickaway Kanes Greco Gene Russell Aftermats Andy Bayern Cogssure
A fragment lists many odd proper nouns and phrases with no clear context or narrative. The items read like scattered names, places, and terms, including locations, people, and odd spellings, forming a baroque and unreadable sequence on the page.
Charlette, Mar M4 Joe runner Young Hack eoshinidt defeated Hallie Aeymed in two falls before a ble crowd at the auditorium. The first fall Gracco Roman style, the second catch as leathean Hackenschmidt won 47 and 30 minutes. Hackenschmidt showed superior skill and strength, outclassing the Turic. He was defeated here two weeks ago by Drake the Southern champion and will challenge Drake again.
Hot Springs Arkansas March 24 Cin in a fine ninth inning rally beat Boston 7 to 4 Thompson and Le Roy pitched for Boston Cincinnati players McLean Mitchell Lobert Stahl Gardner and others contributed strong hits as Grififth and McLean repaired ties behind the plate Boston’s pitchers included Thompson Briley Carrigan and Castleton in a high tension spring training game
The article notes White Sox regulars showing form during spring tryouts in Los Angeles and New Vernon. Managers Comiskey and Duty eye the Malt players as the team moves toward goal shape, with few changes expected during West Coast games and ongoing weedings out of roster options.
An Iowa ad for Dr Miles' Heart Remedy touts cures for weak hearts caused by birth disease or exertion. It claims palpitation fluttering irregular pulse short breath and chest oppression lessen with the remedy. The copy promises a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails and cites a Springville address and Penn name as endorsers.
Nashvile Tenn Mar 4 Erwing Yanizans defeated Bill Bershardts clus today by a 7 to 3 score in five innings. The seventh inning doomed the locals as 2 runs were allowed due to wild pitching and strong outfield play by Erwins.
Philadelphia defeated Princeton University 20 to 2 at Broad Street Park as pitcher Foxens steadied the game and manager Dooling indicated he has found players to win in the pennant race. The line score and play-by-play show heavy hitting and miscues by Princeton, with Steve White of Greenbaum and other Phillies contributing to the victory.
Fordham dominated Eastern Virginians 13 to 4 in a poorly played affair at Manassas Ya Mar. Gargan starred with three triples and a double in four at bats as Fordham leveraged errors by the locals to pile on. Reitz pitched admirably, fanning eleven batters despite the odds. Fordham set up a Saturday clash with the Baltimore Eastern League team.
The faculty of Andover Academy disqualified Gene Crown the academy star and team captain from athletics citing an earlier professional ball stint. A new election will decide the captaincy, with Edgar Burdett favored to replace him as the club’s shortstop.
The second ivy ball team beat the first naytime to supply material for the depart ment league season. Listings include first and second squads with players such as Waten Fiozet Long Henna Watson Goldman Wiley Daley and Forbert. Also details on Senecas resilient champion squad reorganized with new players and locations seeking regional talent, plus local club baseball lines and a trapshooting note and Marin Tex’s grant of a permanent training plot for the New York National League team.
Norfolk March 22 1924 Alfred P Thom general counsel of the Southern Hallway urged moderation and conservatism in government regulation of business at the North Carolina Pine Association banquet. He warned against overregulation, argued for fair opportunity and the danger of indiscriminate control, and urged clear law to guide honest business amid growing capital power and monopoly concerns.
Delegate Gar rett of Glen Echo introduces a joint resolution to define Maryland state authority over 160 acres in Montgomery county ceded to the District of Columbia as a watershed. The measure asks why the state has jurisdiction over the conduit land and directs Attorney General Straus to file suits to determine legal status and protect state interests with authorization for additional counsel.
The Virginia Antisaloon League legislative committee released a report urging members to drop party affiliations and elect men to the next General Assembly based on support for statewide prohibition, regardless of personal or political ties. Dr Cannon McAlister signs the report with others, calling for a nonpartisan push to elect a body aligned with prohibition goals.
Samuel Chatham, an elderly resident living alone about 12 miles from Salisbury, was robbed of his life savings believed to total $750. Neighbors say he kept the money in a trunk, and tracks indicate three men may have stolen it after years of refusing to bank funds.
A Durham jury has ruled in favor of defendant Brodie Duke in a long running note suit involving $1400 held by Texas National Bank of Dallas. Deliberations resolved all issues in favor of Duke, the last of several actions tied to Duke and Alice Webb.
Baltimore grand jury returned three new presentments against George W. Gambrill president of Roxburying Company. The action follows a U S district court receiver action started by J A Whitcomb who endorsed Gambrill notes for nearly 250 000 dollars. Gambrill faces thirteen presentments and two indictments for alleged duplication of warehouse receipts for whisky to obtain loans.
A Black prisoner at the New Castle County Workhouse in Delaware attacked two guards, Creoles G Hastings and Thomas McCullough, yesterday. Hastings died tonight, McCullough remains in critical condition after seven blows to the head.
Two hundred delegates from Virginia's eighth congressional district gather in Alexandria for the annual Teachers Association session. The event features speeches by state education officials and local leaders, with programs in rural education, agriculture, and industrial training, plus entertainments and tours of historic sites.
Fragmented OCR reads about Fassett and a aviation topic with references to Congress and aviation policy, mentioning Pasnett and Inner Ocean aero and a May 4 date. It notes discussions of wages, opium destruction, and government actions in a garbled past tense.
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