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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1919
Page
2
The article notes Whitney two year olds likely to perform well in Bowie racing, listing trainers, horses and entry details. It highlights key names such as Broomacich Das and Willam Prey, with several horses and race prospects mentioned across the Bowie meet.
In a dramatic regional story, vaort Mba and Woya were central as Br evogal confronts a leadership shuffle.Stakeholders made slow progress while Christapies and Hib figures weighed in with tentative plans for the upcoming Brest event. Local observers remain cautious about the program’s direction and leadership stability.
Augusta, March 27 Ike Davis graduates from the second squad to the first, joining Griffiths fielding line with Judge at first Spanks second and Foster third. Davis, once with Uncle Sam, is pushed toward a big league debut next month if he impresses in interleague exhibition games against Philadelphia and Giants.
The report sketches chaotic spring camp chatter with Tael Cormbe and Jawn McGinw amid training games in Jacksonville. It notes Henny auf's slugging contest, Miller Tugetus and a plan to field at least one pitcher for the Athletics Cadets game, plus managers’ harsh stance and assorted roster snippets.
Jacksonville March 27 Fresh O'Dowl Yankee recruit pitcher may seek the cinder path if he fails to reach big league ranks He ran 75 yards in a baseball uniform in 835 seconds and is believed capable of faster times with proper clothes Hines Miller Huggins considers the young pitcher promising and giving help along these lines
New York report states E W Dicker, former Western League president, declares he remains head of the league while in France as war correspondent. He challenges the league's maintenance by Al Tearney of Chicago and its chief executive, arguing his 1917 term lasts until June 15 and vows to enforce the contract.
New York March 27 At a meeting of the stewards of the Stockey Club the Jockey Club joined the West Chester Racing Association for a weight for age rate with added money for aged horses at a mile and a half at the autumn meeting The alake will be permanently continued The United Hunts Racing Association request to change dates was granted Officials for the Maryland races were approved Jockeys and trainers licenses were granted as recommended by the license committee
Central High School baseball team reveals a sixteen game slate with key matchups versus Georgetown Prep Emerson Institute and regional rivals. The list includes early games at Alexand ia Latineers Tol Baltimore and broader eastern venues, with dates in April through June and opponents such as Shenandoah Valley and Western. The schedule signals notable contests at home and away as Central seeks competitive play this season.
Trankie Browniie of New York advances in featherweight ranks by defeating Johnny Kilbane in a Dinludetpia bout but sustains a shoulder injury forcing a three week layoff. Other cards feature Simoffey and Mirdie planning ten round bouts with Clifford, plus Meahan to box Langford and Clip vs Misher in Syracuse.
At Oaklawn Park in Hot Springs Arkansas jockey Erichson guided Cain Spring to victory in the maiden and a sixteenth mile feature, finishing ahead of Bar of Phoenix and Paula. The program also noted other races with multiple horses placing and times, including Sis Melene and Miss Minks in earlier segments.
Kingfisher ridden by Wada won the sixth Habana Stakes at Onental Park. Sea King Ida B led a seven-horse field, with Ta Kron and Venetian Rov among the other notable finishers. Races featured crowded fields and varied times, including Bellringer and Kingfisher in the early six furlong dashes.
The list details horses and entrants for multiple races at Hot Springs, noting names such as Phantom Far, Cancion WT, Arch Platter, Ruth Stickel, and Langhorne Wit Mars Starx. It catalogs six furlongs to one mile events with numerous entries, including Mayuiki, Valerie West, Leona, Rookery, and Ming Tan among others, plus times and weights where legible. The page presents a dense entry sheet for a horse racing meet with scattered readable horse names, jockeys, and race lengths.
KNAPP AMERSON Institute baseball team to face Business High today. Central and Tech swim teams set for South Atlantic meet in Baltimore this Saturday with local swimmers preparing. Dick Newby will compete in Baltimore but not for Blue and White. Frank Krupp returns to Central High and may earn a pitching job. Coach Foley runs interclass track meets twice weekly. about 50 days out. Westerns ning shows rapid development as Coach Morse praises pitchers. Everett Burke may retire from sports this season. Emerson Institute schedules baseball games with Tech Eastern and Georgetown Preps. Tech and Central plan a swimming contest in the central pool today. Business High plans a new nine soon. about 20 boys remain in the regular squad for a strong outfit.
New York March 27 Forty eight Mayers compete in the twentieth annual national indoor championship lawn tennis tournament starting at 10 o clock tomorrow morning. Lieut S and Howard Voshell currently hold the tie.
New York on March 27 reports a planned Lawrence Reanimation stake where eight entrants may race for a prize around $24,630. The event recalls Salvater’s triumph thirty years ago amid a field of sterling three year olds, with strong financial stakes but a historically modest payoff.
A meeting in Pocatello Idaho gathered representatives from Idaho Wyoming Utah and Montana to back a Willard Dempsey bout here with at least 140000 guaranteed and 160000 offered. A fund was raised to send a committee to New York to negotiate with the promoter Intermountain interests plan a vigorous campaign to stage the event this July and establish permanent headquarters to coordinate efforts across five states.
Pinehurst March 27 Parker W Whittemore of Brookline shattered course records on the Sumber One course at Pinehurst with a 63 31 83 in the Tom Whistlee golf tourney. Donald Parsons of Kevy Chase posted a 44 to x0, finishing 87. Albany NOY March 27 Senate advances Giovs bill to revive illegal hor ing and create a boxing commission. Walker Sunday baseball bill reported from senate codes committee. awaiting action. Philadelphia March 1 University of Pennsylvania declined Harvard invitation for May 3 rowing regatta. London March 2 Angie Ratner defeated Roy McCormick in a boxing bout at the Holvern stadium. Americans edged the British challenger.
Frequent shifts mark the American Bowling Congress tournament. Matt Lindsey of New Haven bowled 498 in nine games to lead the film events while partner Al Johnsons Colts posted 664. In the two man event Lindsey totaled 579. In the women’s division Chicago’s Trapp and Hahn led with 496 in five games.
Nashville and March 27 The Southern Association announces Sunday baseball interest and delegates from Nashville attend a meeting seeking state supreme court input and potential action. Players and coaches from Nashville and other clubs began spring practice sessions in Dell Park as part of preparations for the season.
A persuasive advertising snippet notes that BES picks a man for a big job by evaluating qualities and motives beneath outward appearance. It asserts Society Brand and The Hecht Co clothes carry positive individuality and are worn by many successful fellows.
The fragment notes a claimed troth between parties referenced as E and F within a historic Thefiecht Company missive. The text is incomplete but indicates a contractual oath or vow tied to a seventh sign or section. Further context is unavailable.
Fragmentary OCR yields a tepid item mentioning a release or loan sum of 10 600 14 and a semine 9 time. It references a person or entity Cleary and a location or event at a hotel. Details are garbled with many unreadable words and stray letters. Named entities are unclear due to distorted text.
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