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.
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Washington Post
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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.
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Washington and Jefferson University
Washington, Pa
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Richmond
University of Virginia
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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.
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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.
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Centent Mint
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Roger Hrothars
Hed Raven
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Johnson
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West Theater
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Corre
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N Buck
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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.
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Cygne
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Henry Harrison
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W. J. Rizuy
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Legero
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Getta Blareaway
B. R. Wallach
Gartrafe
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Poelwinkle
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la Towrains
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Lady ‘Pearle
Charles R. Hoff, Jr
Commonwealth
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Fondennie and
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Stolen Kiss
Toreades
Weetchestery Farm
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Hoger Brothers
Washington
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Catonsville Country Club
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Tip
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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.
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Washington Post
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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.
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Junius Smith
Charlotte
N.C
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Greenwich
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Wom
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Bloomingdale AC
Clippera
Franklin AC
Greenwich Athletic Club
Franklin Athletic Club
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Coulter
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American Association
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Tip” O'Neill
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Gene Demontreville
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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.
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Blue Grass
Conde
Myrmi_don
Brenchies
Margaret M
Fred Uhrig
Chief Hayes
Mina Leeda
Auray
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Sicyou
Yaco
Fey Templeton
Kenton
Birdwood
Grist
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Belles
Charley's Dream
Altista
Bichon Weed
Bountiful
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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
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Henry Lushrman, Jr
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the Buffoon
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Prince Real
Mamle Algol
Hoory
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Hxcentric
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Alabarch
Charita Miller
Dawnon
Witth
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Carl Kahler
Caterpillar
Margery Gaffney
Qpalante
Misa Calletine
Dinnorm TT
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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.
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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.
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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.
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United States Revenue Cutter Service
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Annapolis
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