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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1905

Page

8

Virginia to compete in third annual Johns Hopkins meet

Virginia track and field team prepares to travel to Baltimore for the third annual dual meet with Johns Hopkins on Saturday. The squad lists events and entrants, with captains and coaches noted, as they depart at 6 PM tomorrow. Also announced is Georgetown crew benefit at the Columbia Theater Monday featuring The Case of Rebellious Susan to aid expenses and a local duckpins match from Roche's alleys with high scores recorded.

Jenna Hopkins Washington Post Charlottesvile Virginia Baltimore Johns Hopkins Bass H. M. Baldis Yart Hurdigs A& C Randolph E W .Holladay J W Betts Burkes W Coune T T Murphy Willieme E W. Holladay C Randolph Howard Beine Philip Mc Wagay Dillon W Council TT Murphy J A .Flame J B Waplen Leland Taylor W. Council PF Qoogher A. C. Randolph Shelton JB. Waplen W Cornell J A. Williams T/T Murphy P Dass H M Smith J Elume Washington Williamas W A. Lambeth Georgetown Columbia Theater Susan Poughkeepsie Columbia ‘Theater University Rosedale Roche Ejer

Georgetown to Open 1905 Schedule With Carlisle on Thanksgiving

Georgetown manager Hanigan unveils a tough 1905 football slate featuring Princeton Bucknell Carolina Swarthmore Washington Jefferson and Virginia with Carlisle Indians returning to Washington on Thanksgiving Day and November 11 in the capital as Capt McGettigan leads a hopeful squad against strong foes. Also notes a Beaverburg baseball scene with local clubs and players.

Hanigan Georgetown Carlisle Indians Washington Princeton Bucknell Carolina Swarthmore Washington-Jefferson Virginia McGettigan Gallaudet College Princeton University Priveston M. Villanova College Swarthmore University Washington and Jefferson University Washington, Pa University of North Carolina Richmond University of Virginia Husknoll University George Washington University

Chevy Chase Club hosts annual outdoor horse show today

The Chevy Chase Club in Montgomery County Maryland stages its fourth annual outdoor horse show on the club grounds today and tomorrow with ten classes judged daily starting at 12 20 pm. A larger ring and a 1000 seat grandstand have been built to accommodate rising interest from Washington area society, with exhibitors traveling from Chicago New York Pennsylvania Maryland and Virginia to compete for prizes and ribbons including mounted police and military demonstrations and a delivery wagon event.

Chevy Chase Club Montgomery County Washington Chevy Chase Rockville Chicago New York Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia Mounted Police Sylvester Josaph P. Banger Wallace F. Randolph O. H. P. Belmont John L. Conaway Allen Fatis Henry B. Kane Robert Neville Courtland H. Smith L. Sherman Cleaves Pistoria Sacond R. P. McGrath Hales Alexander DB Lagare Gray Lars Erson Darna G. W. Myers Hope Mims G. W. Myora Payche A. W. Horne Adonis Cloon Harnaa Prac McGranh Edun R. J Marshall Victor Guy F. Whiting Jwion Charles KR. Hoff, Jr Mawfich Portner Brothers Jolly Boy Westchester Farm America Rogers Petre Prim Bergt Leten Czar Corp. AE. Stevenson Crank Gergt M. Wolmann Qustor T. E. Foher Coaster E. Lemoy Cactus H. W. Kotchum Cagotus Hrownie Fant V. Fortner Sunny Jim Portner Bythhers Annapurg Misa Julia B. Whiting Rico Hormes Aftsen Lare Anderson Flora Rendolph Howard Ward Thoren Moxey Whitefoot Misa Blekins Carlton Thomas Bryan Hayek E. A. Newman L. W. Groome Barney Henry Harrison Gus A. Randolph Howard Ydaho Addison Lightfoot B. H Goodwin Lore Anderson Firefly de. Reid J Ad Igon Henry Hargreen Mabel Frank Altemps Ferry Hornea Lars Anderson Dore G. W. Myar Hope A. Randolph Howant Dr. Held Thao He Mra Ward Thoron E S Neow- Tint Fiirtation L. W Groomen Harney Mra Allerton Cushmen Plate Arcond Randolph Howard Ydan Ha Dr Reid Roadsters Secon John E Rayburn Tids E Everett Tayter Jim, Berry & Whitmore Co George Oyster, Jr Harry Galt Samrod Becker Gude

Hunter Show Includes Heavy Weights and Harness Events

A historic listing details hunter and jumper classes with prizes of 80 and 90 dollars, plus harness and saddle hornes events offering 80 and 25 dollars. Mounted police class awards 30 and 15 dollars. Competitors include Moore, Heft, Toung, and several farm and stable entries. The Korapahon committee is led by Alex B. Legare with executives Blair Marrow Mitchell and others.

Nce Moore O'Malley Charis R. Heft Lewis G. Toung Centent Mint Westchester Farm Colonel Hawkins Roger Hrothars Hed Raven Harges Johnson Clarence Moorea West Theater BH. Humphrey Corre Charles R. Hof, Jr Charity Mist Elkins Cygnet Lewis G. Young N Buck Onorion Fredlance Jack Frost May Belle Roger Brothers Red Raven Mia Prenton Gibson Lote Huntington Miss Viorence Fiell Chapple Lea Hornes Virginia W. J. Rixey Guda & Bro Bent Horse Metropolitan Police Force Jeremiah J. Murphy Oyama W. W. Eastey Cook John L. McLucas Bessie John Maher Katie M Robert Tapscott Frank J. E. Bryarly Hunter Jamen Bryan Nellie H. M. Smith Jim Corbett Alex B. Legare Woodbury Blair Willien C. Marrow Edward A. Mitchell William C. Denny George Howard Arthur D. Addison

Accidents at the Jumps in Catonsville Show Rainy Trials

The spring horse jumping contest at Catonsville Country Club saw three accidents amid a downpour. Arthur Hall broke a collarbone from Tip on the first jump, while rests fell when mounts struck rails and horses refused later. Prizes awarded across four classes, with ladies class won by Miss Nancy Lee riding George Blakiston’s Gladys.

Johnson Gaff'n Blastaway R. Tt. Wallach Gartrude Peter R. Labonfaso Periwinkle Charles R. ‘Hom, Jr Charity Elkins Pendennis Cygne Labourne Clarence Moore Lady Teavle Cardinal O'Malley Clarkton & Breckinridge Dave E. H. Humphray A. Coro B. H. Goodwin Campfra Duelight On Top Misa Hildus Portner Brothers Etoles Himes Toreador W. A. Buckley Lord Byron Henry Harrison Hotspur Roger Brothard Reginald G. Huldekoper W. J. Rizuy Alexander Legero Lady Gray Getta Blareaway B. R. Wallach Gartrafe Peter HR. Labauimae Poelwinkle Roger ZK Wetmore la Towrains Glartuca Moore Lady ‘Pearle Charles R. Hoff, Jr Commonwealth Alex Hikizw Fondennie and Cygnat Stolen Kiss Toreades Weetchestery Farm Buck and Overton Hoger Brothers Washington Baltimore Catonsville Country Club Arthur Hall Mr. Hell Granger Gaither William J. H. Watters Sidney Watters Alfred M. Knapp Lee Pembroke Thom Misa R Jervis Spencer Arthur H. Hall Tip Granger Galther Crusader T. B. Cottman Diana Mr. Cottman George Blakiston George R. Galther Silver Light Eugene Leverine Frits Mr. Levering George Btaklaton Gladys Dr. R Percy Smith Hygete

Baltimore Horse Show Receives $200 Silver Cup

Oscar G Murray president of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad donates a $200 silver challenge cup for the four in hand class at the seventh Baltimore Horse Show. The cup stays in association custody until won twice by the same owner. a medal is awarded annually. Eight entries compete in amateur driver events. exhibition runs four days starting May 1.

Oscar Murray Washington Post Baltimorce Baltimore Horse Show Association Oscar G Murray Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Baltimore

Greensboro Defeats Danville In Five to Four Tie Breaker

Greensboro edges Danville 6 to 4 after breaking a ninth inning tie when Powell dropped Ryan’s long fly. Batteries Greensboro McLaughlin Ryo. Danville Moota Berry. Umpire Junius Smith. Time 1 hour 26 minutes. Also Salisbury defeats Charlotte 4 to 3 and Greenwich beats Franklin 6 to 1 in Four-Eye League play with Miller and his brother starring for Greenwich.

Greensboro Danville Specter Washington N. C Powell Ryan R. H. E. Greensboro Greenphoro McLaughlin Ryo Danville Moota Berry Gmpire Junius Smith Charlotte N.C Bury Greenwich Franklin Wom Pet Vermonta . i Oto St. Patricka Loto Greenwich A Bloomingdale AC Clippera Franklin AC Greenwich Athletic Club Franklin Athletic Club Greenwich Boys Miller

Hyattsville Plays Maryland Agricultural Club Close

Hyattsville Md May 11 Hyattsville baseball team gave the Maryland Agricultural College club a scare Wednesday afternoon. Ed Brown Hyattsville’s pitcher faltered in the seventh inning allowing six runs for a final score of 9 to 5 in favor of MA C Dixon and Bensor pitched for M C.

Wannington Dixon Bensor M. C

Americus Wrestler Given Decision Over Beell

In Baltimore Maryland on May U Gus Schaan Tein from Americus won a two round decision against Red Beell of Wisconsin after the match where the barred strangle hold was ruled noncompliant by referee Harry Jeffreys Beell failed to live up to the agreement and the decision stood.

Americus Baltimore Gus Schaan- Tein Red Beell Wisconsin Harry Jeffreys Beell

Baseball Notes Show Broad League Happenings

The column catalogs varied baseball tidbits from the era including Brook lyn leading hitters, weather effects in Cleveland, pitcher adjustments away from the spitball, and comments on players like Conn te Mack La Joie Keeler and Donlin. It notes disaffection in Milwaukee, a New York Americana park decision, and health issues of John Clarkson. It ends with Japanese college teams and a local incident in Washington involving a blackjack attack.

Gessler Brooklyn Cleveland Jake Stahl Harris White I Lajole Connté Mack Fielder Jones Boston Mike Donlin Milwaukee Washington Pittsburg Otis Clymer Barney Dreyfuss Senatora Philadelphia Slowtown National Commission New York Americana Ridgeway Park Jack O'Connor St. Louis Scranton Bill Coughann Detroit Jack Doyle Gene de Montreville Columbia de Montreville Doyle Connie Mack Huelsman Evesyan Coulter Minneapolis American Association Phil _Geier Tip” O'Neill McCormick Watty Lee Gene Demontreville Johnny Evers Tommy Evers Chicago Nationals Kling Yip? O'Neill Clu Wyatt Lee Watty Pirin Toledo Blade

Belmont Park Racing Entries and Odds Summary

Long list of Belmont Park and St Louis tracks races with names, weights, and odds for multiple races across the card. Entries include horses such as First Mason Colonial Girl Proper Adboll and many others with weights and prices listed. The text preserves race order from first to sixth, with detailed entries for each event and a closing note promoting The Sunday Post.

St. Louis Fair Grounds Blue Grass Conde Myrmi_don Brenchies Margaret M Fred Uhrig Chief Hayes Mina Leeda Auray Birmingham Sicyou Yaco Fey Templeton Kenton Birdwood Grist Mammon Belles Charley's Dream Altista Bichon Weed Bountiful Bavarian Butwell Axaree Leaking Marpesse Requent Biss Cozette Jack Kircheville Maginia Judge Watkins Astral Starling Maryel P Ongis Rusticate Odaalth Topay Robinson Ramus Eyweed Otto Sitel Just So Jake Sanders Ahola Pinkerton Pinkarton Otto Stitel Schrelter Bouale France Charite F. ‘Williame Docile Hennock Belle Colonel Preston Mabel Shmm Sambo Bravery Ight Opera Safeguard Lloyd K Baudilio Netting Plea Bull Finch Bobby Montpelier Pethmarter Amberiw Plautua Hubbars Love Edgardo Pepper Dick Behave Tristan Shandy Union Park Tana M Lady Chiswick Albion May Rhyme I Sweet Flavia Long Bright Baby + Leite Saskaneh Lily Trayne Junping Milas J. A Collett Daluar Parse Rhe Compars Postmaster Wright Trogon Fairbury Thora Lee Voila Mrs. Bob Shaitan All Scarlet Buly Gane Henry Lushrman, Jr Dumont Flyer Little Bob Patrictus the Buffoon Foghorn Mize Mie Seiling Ondonard Prince Real Mamle Algol Hoory Franatamera Arcteplas T. G. Yearborough Hxcentric Mary Worth Birdalayer Prodigal Son Iriah Jawel Alabarch Charita Miller Dawnon Witth Hilarity Joe Bowers Miss Gould Patapouf Carl Kahler Caterpillar Margery Gaffney Qpalante Misa Calletine Dinnorm TT Caddie Mac I Thaphanous Gus Lanke Planet Billy Handsel Ming M¢Minas Qglabock Mirsenmast Little Margaret Martine Chicago Girl Nellia Russell Clandestine the Quardaman St. Revolute Sunday Post Isasue Washington

Delhi Edged Top by Foul in Belmont Race

New York May 11 Delhi finished first in Belmont Park third race but was disqualified for fouling Witch Hazel. Witch Hazel declared winner with Hot Shot second. Eight of eleven starters remained. seven furlongs races featured Jennie McCabe winning the Van Ness Selling Stakes over Black Prince, Quadrille third. Horses like Zeale and Jacoblio claimed other races. several were scratched or withdrawn.

New York Delhi Belmont Park Witch Hezel Witch Hazel Hot Shot Shaw Jennie McCabe Black Prince Quadrille Zeale W Davis Tito Uncas Hildebrand Digmond Gurna Kenilworth Red Prier Jacoblio CW Davis Hammer Away Hocus Pocig J Johnson Diggins Guadrille

BEAUTIFUL BESS WINS OPEN STAKES AT LOUISVILLE

Beautiful Bess captured the Steeplechase at Louisville driven by Nicol with Stablemates Eloisa and Toya among entrants. The day’s race card also featured Six furlong events at St. Louis and air Grounds with results for Miss Jordan, Romots, Norwood, and Howling Dervish among notable finishers.

Savond Louisville Miss Jordan C. Kelly Semerac Austin Muldoon Wiebard Mom Clerm Slgabee Halme Balle Lady Goodrich B Davis Norwood Ohio Treube Molo B Shea John Lyle Whirlpool Judge Traynor Big Beach Beautiful Bess Nicol Chiyesa Munro Lady Carol Nibilek Eloisa Toya Mere Mary Annelso Sa‘youd McClure Balzac Gaylor Itacatiari Weinman Donamd Martin Bredy Mr. Roseralu Florenco Fonso Swift Wing Handmore Washard Thi Tima Madoc Inedelio Glendon Siso Ran Fair Grounds St. Louis Air Grounds Don Hamilton Wan Pinaticket Harry Scott Mickey Shennan B. Zero Galmeda Kain Devil Colonel Jewell Loula Gebumacher Excitement Alon Little Pat Conde Joe Leaser Ponsluca Tabrtoss Howling Dervish Action Ming Mae Day Keta Ash Breneb U Benzonhuret Lady Wilmot Mary Gienn Prenk Bell Golden Rule Lubin Frenk Me Cornwall Conran Semper Vivax

Cadets to Play Ball U S Revenue Cutter Service Team

Cadets from Arcadel Cove South Baltimore will debut in sports with Georgetown Reserves on Georgetown field tomorrow afternoon at 4 30. Capt W E Reynolds has modernized the station and a new gymnasium aids training as Secretary Shaw plans to attend with family and supporters rallying for the cadets.

U. S. Revenue Cutter Service Georgetown United States Revenue Cutter Service Arcadel Cove South Baltimore Georgetown Field W. E. Reynolds Annapolis West Point Shaw The Treasury

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