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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1915
Page
13
The fragment discusses baseball test battes and golf pliver roles. It mentions Jerry Ah and Satsmen of the 1198t as players, with left and right handers in the mix. The tone notes lead positions and potential shifts in hitting and pitching among athletes.
Western defeated Alexandrians 1 to 1 in a hard fought game. Key players include Gust and Gustin with strong batting and fielding from Nalls, Ansley, and Stearns. The Tigers’ effort led to a narrow victory as pitchers and baserunners contributed to a tense finish.
Virginia clinched a 4 1 victory as Shaw and Williams faltered on a high throw in the third inning allowing a pivotal run. Pitcher Shaw excelled despite limited hits as Virginia capitalized on Nationals defensive miscues and lobbing errors to secure the win.
A long departmental tennis calendar runs May 1 to September 1 with three matches weekly among twelve clubs including Smithsonian as a doubtful contender. Dates list multiple pairings such as Taber State versus Dusti Interior, Agriculture versus Justice, and Treasury versus Navy across May to September, with many interstates and commissions noted.
March meeting reports the Lincolnshire handicap at a straight mile event for three year olds and up where Lord Annandale and Polscrates led a field of twenty three. The text records betting against Ayewlaw and Tard Sinaimdile among others and lists several horse and jockey names alongside school results and local standings.
The long standing Keene Whitney turf feud erupts again as James J Keene and William Whitney clash over 1900 Futurity history themes. Sloan the great jockey figures prominently in the era as Tommy Atkins and Ballyhoo Boy spark heated competition. The piece recalls dramatic finishes, protests, and bitter pride fueling horse racing’s rivalries through the era.
In a chilly opener at the stadium, Catholic Universe defeated Agriculture College 4 to 1. Don Sohisa sparked the attackers with seven hits and strong defense. Johnson added speed and solid fielding as Moai Lined Agricultural Allege faced nine innings.
Gallaudet defeated Central High with a 14 to 3 edge in the opening period and built a steady lead. Swendtall and Rejissumen led scoring while Risumissen and Pergison showed strong form for Central, but high accuracy from Galludet’s lineup proved decisive.
A summary of a historical game where the University of Georgia side defeats or loses to a state opponent. Includes names such as Bart, Irwin, Tracy, Carraway, and Hendricks, with scattered references to players and venues. The fragmentary OCR text mentions March, potential scores, and multiple locations, indicating a sports-card style report from a Georgia contest day.
A cluttered OCR list shows entries for today’s racing cards at Juarez and surrounding venues. Names such as Margaret Beppo Roy Smuggler and Tarrylng appear amid numerous horse, jockey, and trainer references, with unclear times, weights, and matchup notes scattered throughout.
The article reports a bowling match where the ScribE Bowlers defeat the Camp Towners. It highlights key players and innings, noting morning stars and veterans contributing to the victory. The piece mentions Morgan Hill, Griffith, and other names, with the reserves and prep nine in pursuit, and the final score line implied by the decisive play.
Fragmentary OCR lists scattered names and terms such as Ras Alah, Mex Casutat, Rash Mist, Durpr, Vladae Mo, Hardeek, Martingz, Maria, Mars St Marie, and Price of Art Tih Hardy Wavering. No clear event or date. Reads like garbled regional notices or catalog fragments from a historical page.
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