Professional Rule Shapes Amateur Baseball Debate
The piece reports managers in Washington's amateur leagues debating the amateur rule limiting players with professional experience. It notes opposition to a two year ban, mentions upcoming league meetings, umpire selection changes, and plans for scheduling with teams like Shamrocks and the Senacas. It highlights the role of Maurice O Connor and B E Shiesing in arranging games.
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Bil” Betts
Tom Lynch
Betts
Ed Barrow
Old Church League
Thirteenth Street
Columbia Road
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Lydecker Avenue
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New Capital City League
Jamestown Jockey Club meeting opens in Norfolk
Turfmen and families fill Norfolk hotels for the Jamestown Jockey Club spring meeting opening April and lasting nineteen days. Stables of August Belmont and other millionaires expected. largest meeting south of Baltimore.
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Jamestown Jockey Club
Baltimore
August Belmont
R. T. Wilson, Jr
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W. V. Diffenderffer
David Dunlap
Tremont A. C. to Meet Tuesday Evening
Tremont A. C. calls a special meeting Tuesday at 7 o clock to be held at Seventh and L streets northwest. All members are urged to attend as a matter of great importance will be decided.
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Morris Schreck Fight Sees Rapid Seat Sales
Sapulpa Ohio March 26 With prices high enough for a championship fight more than half the seats sold and indications that 12000 paid admissions will be received before gates open the Morris Schreck clash near Tuesday promises to be the pugilistic event of the Southwest Delegations from principal cities will attend Several hundred women have secured seats Ladies day at the Morris camp was a society event many women eager to witness the giant In real action Schreck with manager Billy Corcoran arrived from Pittsburgh Saturday night
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Sapulpa
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Morris Camp
Schreck
Bily Corcoran
Pitteburg
Will Disband Second Nine At Georgetown Baseball
Georgetown baseball management decided to disband the second team as eighteen players will be on the regular squad and many early candidates have dropped out. The move aims to avoid artistic and financial failure while keeping utility men for daily practice. The Georgetown College Journal urges generous student support, with editor John Crosby stressing season tickets and student backing to sustain the team.
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Washington
Juarez Results First Race at Four Furlongs Won by Great Friar
Four furlongs at Juarez. Great Friar ridden by T Burns won. Thistle Rose ridden by Molesworth runner up at 3 to 1. Damson with Rice at 5 to 1 finished third. Time recorded as 047 2-0 with several others also running.
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Tylckenham
Racing entries fill card with wide purse events and maidens
Today's card lists six races with purses and selling maidens for 2 year olds up to 6 furlongs. Entries include Jongs Plant Lady of Palms Moisant Firbar and others for the first race. Choptank A Pas alonata Gunshill and more in the second. Mise Natt Scrimmege Premier Babbler and others in the third. Ya Bryson Barney Igoe Billy Vanderveer Tom Hayward and more in the fourth. Inferno Queen English Esther Floral Queeg and others in the fifth.
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Ruby Knight
Myrtle Marlon
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Dick Baker
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la Belbetta
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Namnoe J.V, Jr
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Quicaat
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Tiger Jim
Non Kahta
Lady Alma
Purac
Mise Natt
Scrimmege
Premier
Babbler
the Royal Prince
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Sandman
Dr. Holzberg
Tom May
Calla
Dolly Bultman
Boca Grande
Frank Purcell
Ya Bryson
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Tom Hayward
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von Laer
Juarez
Giants No. 2 Narrow Victory Over San Antonio
In a brisk game San Antonio Texas League fell 2 to 1 to the New York Nationals second team, who showcased sharp fielding. The contest took place in San Antonio with notable visitors from New York.
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Horsemen at Work Others Follow This Week
Alonzo Corbin leads local harness horse trainers into quick spring work at Laurel with stallion Silograph and several promising aged horses. Tippett farm in Maryland hosts about 30 bred horses as Washington riders prep for Speedway stunts and train new prospects. John J O Keefe dies after a week illness, leaving a racing legacy and a family.
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Beasley Jockey Aged 59 In Grand National Ride Pact
Jockey Harry Beasley, age 59, rode tack led in the Liverpool trial steeplechase at Sandown Park on March 2. He has been promised the mount in the Grand National and has ridden thirteen Grand Nationals, eleven as successive mounts, with a racing career dating back to 1877.
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Social leaders flaunt tiaras and skating craze in Washington
Prince Alexander of Teck plans two tiara exhibitions to benefit Middlesex Hospital while commoneresses seek viewings. Washington society embraces skating, with Navy officials and diplomats leading matinees, led by Mr Meyer and M. Martin, as debutantes vow to skate with Uncle Joe Cannon.
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Joe
Andrews and Moses open season in Commercial League game
R. P. Andrews Paper Company team beat W. B. Moses 16 to 13 in a ragged opener. The first game of the season featured many errors yet showed players like Howell, J. Mulvey, Clements, Garland, Weber, and Hoffman contributing runs and key plays as Chamberlin and Martin pitched for their clubs.
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Quantrit
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Still Chance for Racing Protest in Saratoga Rally
Citizens of Saratoga and farmers press for relief after United States senator is chosen and a repeal of the directors liability law is proposed by Senator Edgar J. Brackett. Tracks stay closed as reformers target fair directors amid private betting and legal risks. President of the Saratoga Racing Association halted a planned 40 day meeting at the Springs.
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