Diamonds At Old Point Comfort College Forming Coach Team
Vert Monroe Va March 25 The diamond at Old Point Comfort College buzzes with baseball candidates led by Capt Griffith Eykynsers assisted by George J Moore A test class team is expected this season Tully managed the football eleven last fall Enders seasoned in Little Rock Arkansas as a base player J B Jelson from Arkansas a sprinter and slugger Dan Deets and Thomas Plenniken from Knoxville Tennessee will pitch Arthur J F Brown from Tennessee resumes first base Moore from Washington will be on defense Maurice Bo Appleton from Virginia Carey from West Virginia Amond Fo Corride from Washington and Arthur Go Head will join the nine The squad has many substitutes.
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Vert
Monroe
Old Point Comfort College
Hacball
Griffith
Eykynsers
George J. Moore
Anslem
Tully
Enders
Little Rock
Ark 7
Cortexe
Arkansax
J.B Jelson
Wall
Dan Deets
Thomas Plenniken
Knoxville
Arthur JF Brown
Tennessee
First
Moore
Washington
Berond
Berond Hnce
St Jonns College
Maurice Bo Appleton
Wirginva
Carey
West Virgina
Opening Benning Handicap Marks Racing Season
Races begin today with the Benning Handicap as the feature. Top contenders include Belignicker Brush Up Race King and The Cure, with a large field expected. Weather improves with a likely fast track as local crowds arrive, and officials prepare for a brisk opening program across multiple races and divisions.
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Bellsnicker
Brush Up
The
Cure
Belignicker
Hrush Up
Race King
Satunday
King Hedternp
Uebole Kean
T Burnay
Mount Hrury
Jones
Smuthy
Relisaider
Martin
Cs. Veronese
D. O'Connort
Paul Clifford
WV. Robbins
Paver
Miler
Dhoval Window
Jaesh
Wo Johnson
Chanalor
New York
Orate
Third and Fourth Races at Columbia Meet With Upsets
Maiden three year olds contest seven eighths of a mile on a wet track at Columbia. Wet weather produced varied results as horses like Wat Ponnes, Mette, and Waterway posted notable times. The Benning Handicap over a quarter mile on the same course featured Royal Window and Tangier among entries with several contenders showing strong speed. Open Steeplechase and Selling races followed, listing entrants such as Prince of Pilsen Glen Garter Sailor Gov Yorkshire Lad and Merlingo amid eager wagering and competitive fields.
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Columbia Courte
Lindex
Womble Kean
Mount Menry
Royal Window
Tangier
Flinders
Ot — Bensnicker
Andronike
Veronese
Aules
Tedex
Horne
Bob Murphy
Will Run Well Today amid Wide Field of Names
A long list of entries includes Benning and Marlin, Amberjack and Pelmont, plus many race horses and entrants such as High finwn, Euro, Salt and Pepper, Brush Up, Sailor Boy, and Invincible. Names span Thoroughbred and harness style listings with numerous sponsors and trackers in a busy race card.
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Benning
T & Marlin
Beldmoore
Pelmont
Columbia Girl
Security
the Ram
King of the Valley
Levon
Oo Park
Tom Deion
Empreas
Spion
Regaic
Princes 1300
Major Carpenter
Wool
Tuthill Reinstated But 674 Score Not Counted
Bowling tournament leads show Walter Tuthill of Brooklyn reinstated atop the individual contest while his 674 score is disallowed for current standings. Western Bowling Congress contenders seek $1,000 two man matchups. top squads and scores noted as Chicago and Louisville teams pursue the title.
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Washington Post
Louisville
Walter Tuthill
Brooklyn
Tuthil
Mammoth Cave
Chicago
Johnny Voorhels
Jimmy Smith
George Haller
Lee Johns
Wiliam Noack
Western Bowling Congress
George Kuppinger
Billy Elwert
Belleville
Sam Karpf
American Bowling Congress
Hamilton
Hussey
Philadelphia
Johnny Voorheis
Pat Corrigan
Cleveland
Old Foresters
Columbian Knights
Ikisme Gum
Rathsketter
Townsville
the Karpis
Newport
Frank Fehr
Crescent
West Virginia Opens Season With George Washington on Thursday
West Virginia University departs for Washington to face George Washington University in the season opener. Sam Seay of Washington returns as the ace pitcher. The schedule lists games against Virginia, VMI, Washington and Lee, Woodberry Forest, the Naval Academy, St Johns College, Manhattan College, and multiple home games including Carlisle Indian Industrial School, Waynesboro, and Indiana with a Denison University stand.
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George Washington
Washington
Morgantown
W. Va
West Virginia University
Sam Seay
George Washington ‘University
Washington, D.C
University of Virginia
Carlisle Indians
Waynesboro College
Waynesboro
W. U. W Va
University of Indiana
Denigon University
Sherman to referee Washington player for Baltimore pool match
Frank Sherman of Washington, a celebrated pool player, arrives in Baltimore to referee the Todd Klein pool match at the Academy of Music. The event runs April 17, 18, and 39 with a 41 and one half by nine foot table, 200 points per night, and Shermans rules binding all championship games.
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Washington
Baltimore
Frank Sherman
Todd Klein
Academy of Music
Sherman
Jay Gould Wins Eastern States Court Tennis Final
Jay Gould of Gorglin Court Lakewood defeated Pierre Lorilland Jr of Tuxedo Club in three straight sets 6-2 6-2 6-1 to win the Eastern States championship for the gold racquet at Tuxedo. Gould is a strong candidate for the national championship next week. Ledyard Blaw and partner defeated George J Gould and Benjamin Nicol in straight sets 4 6 3.
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Tuxedo Park
Tuxedo Tennis
Jay Gould
Gorglin Court
Lakewood
Pierre Lorilland, Jr
Tuxsday
Gould
Suffern
Ledyard Blaw
George J. Gould
Benjamin Nicol
Cassidy Dies After Malaria and Blood Wasting in Chester
Joseph Cassidy, 23, Washington Americans shortstop, died at his home 105 Central Avenue after a seven week illness from malaria fever and a wasting blood disease. He returned home after the season, was loyal to family, Catholic rites were observed, funeral set for Wednesday at 9:30 AM from his house to Immaculate Heart Church, interment at Immaculate Heart Cemetery. Survived by mother, father, four brothers and two sisters. Cassidy praised as a skilled fielder and popular athlete who began in Harrisburg and Chester leagues before joining Washington.
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Washington Post
Chester
Joseph Philip Cassidy
Central Averaue
Cassidy
Immaculate Heart Church
Immaculate Heart Cemetery
Joseph Cassidy
United States
Harrisburg
Washington
National Capital
Ernest Vinson
Comiskey
Chicago
Bristol Lord
Ton J. Mahoney
Cheser
Jesse M. Frysinger
Patrick Cassidy
Ireland
Joe
Washington Club
Century Bowling Club
Tribute to Cassidy Prompts Nationals Return to Washington
The Nationals mourn Joe Cassidy death as Manager Stahl and President Noyes arrange immediate return to Washington. Players to travel tomorrow by noon train to Washington with several teammates likely to attend Cassidy funeral in Chester. If weather or indoor facilities hinder practice, Danville games may be canceled.
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Washington Post
Charlottesville
Joe Cassidy
Nationals
Cassidy
Washington
Stahl
Noyes
Chester
Hickman
Nilt
Jones
Anderson
Stanley
Danville
Capital City League reorganizes to six club circuit
At a Capitol City Baseball League meeting yesterday, the circuit plans a six club season with many independent clubs seeking entry. Only two last year's teams were present but interest remains high as applications await approval from President John R. Brown. Officers Klen dlengt and Branzel represented the Metropolitan police team, Mr Handboe appeared for St Paul, Messie McCor wick and Bradford for National Athletic Club, and Mr Lutlch for St Aloy mus club.
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Capital City Baseball League
Metropolitan Police
Klendlengt
Branzel
St. Paul
Hand
Miraculous Escape Uses Arnica Salve in Wisconsin
A. Pinske of Nashotah Wisconsin survived a severe wound and credited Bucklen’s Arnica Salve with stopping the bleeding and aiding healing after a medical emergency. The salve is sold by druggists and promoted as a remedy.
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A. Pinske
Nashotah
Wis
Bucklen
Arnica Salve. Fc
Will Row the Middles Versus Ariel Crew June Meet
Baltimore March 25 Capt C W Rolph of the Ariel Rowing Club confirms a June 2 race against the middles and the Ariels eight oared shell crew. Coach Harry Wall begins a fourteenth season as the squad builds, with selection left to the veteran captain. The Navy plans meetings to consider adding centipede or quadruple scull events to the Navy Day regatta, potentially paving the way for octopede races as scull rowing gains popularity over sweep rowing.
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Baltimore
C. W. Holph
Ariel Rowing Club
Naval Academy
Ariels
Harry Wall
Rolph
Veteran Road
Patapsco
Patansco
Jas Nationel
Naval Board
Ceal
Rani
McMillan Horse Sale at Milburn Stock Farm Calverton Va
Milburn Stock Farm owner Samuel McMillan offers seventy high bred trotting and harness horses at a dispersal sale on Friday April 6 at 11 a.m. The collection includes youngsters and get of Belmont Prince 247 Governor Stanford Red Gaunt Milburn Lord Percy and others. Calverton, Va is forty nine miles south of Washington on the Southern and Chesapeake and Ohio railroads.
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Milburn
Milburn Stock Farm
Samuel McMillan
Calverton
McMillan
Belmont Prince
Stanford
Red Gaunt
Milburs
Lord Percy
District of Columbia
Washington
Southern
Chesapeake and Ohio
Threat to Join Outlaws Over Grievance With Tri State League
Pitcher Frank Smith known as Nig Smith opens talks with Harrisburg of the Tri State outlaw league and threatens to join them unless Chicago Water Lot improves his treatment. He claims last season’s support behind him was lacking, cites conflict with Lee Tannehill and Captain Jones, and says salary is secondary to fairness.
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Worhington Post
Pittsburg
Frank Smith
Chicago Water Lot
Smith
Chicago
Lee Tannehill
White Sox
Capt. Jones
Outlaws
Washingtons
Birmingham
Washington
Chicagos
Nationals
Comiskey
New York Newspaper Men Lose Fast Baseball Bout to Visitors
A fast and furious nine inning game at the Sheridan Building saw the New York City papers team fall 6 to 5 to out of town rivals led by players from The Washington Post and The New York Globe. Gay Bradt homered for New York. Birmingham and Black starred for the visitors. final rally by New York fell short as Agnew and Billson helped seal the win for the visitors. A silver mounted Black Jack cup went to Bradt for best batting average amid a postgame dinner at Keena Club with all players invited guests.
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New York
New York City
Sheridan Building
Gay Bradt
New York Globe
Birmingham
Black
Finley
White
Brad
Willis
Ehere
Agnew
Billson
B. A. Hulliken
Keena
Lambe
Wall Street
Humors and Hood's Sarsaparilla Promote Quick Release
An old time remedy advertisement urges readers that humors feed on humors and claims Hood's Sarsa parila will quickly rid the body of them and restore health. It frames the medicine as the best quick cure.
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Hood
Finseman Bro Ly Outfitters Bath Men and Bays Cor
Finseman Brothers Bath Men and Bays Corner Seventh and Eats NW offer spring topcoats priced from ten to thirty five dollars. With a warm climate ahead, a lightweight topcoat is essential. New stock ships from their own workrooms, described as smart, snappy, and distinctive, ensuring a correct style choice.
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Finseman Broly Outfitters
Bath
Seventh and Eats
N. W
Spring Hats Offer By The Stetson Hat Dealers
Local hat merchants promote Stetson hats priced at four and three dollars and advertise a two dollar model challenging buyers to find a lower price elsewhere under three dollars. They present the hats as the finest and urge customers to compare.
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Washington, DE. C
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