Washington City Basketball League approves season schedule
The Washington City Basketball League met at the YMCA and finalized opening arrangements for October 24. Eight teams entered the season: Corcorans, Caprons, Second Regiment, YMCA, U and I, Peck Memorial, Carrolls, and Shamrocks, with a detailed early schedule and playing grounds listed. A follow up meeting is planned next Tuesday at the YMCA to read league rules before managers, players, and officials.
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Roseben and Pimlico meet dominate racing notes
Roseben won by a length at a fast pace with a three quarter mark in 1 10 3 5 and a wire time of 1 22 while Tourenne captured the Rancho Del Paso Stakes. Jockeys Harris Doane and Clarke suspended. Elmlico meeting prep grows with over 650 horses expected and top trainers applying for Pimlico stalls as starter A B Dade showcases modern standstill methods.
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Meadow Breeze Sets Fast Handicap Win at Louisville
Meadow Breeze, an eight to one shot, won the free handicap at Louisville, equaling the track record for six furlongs. Three favorites captured victories across the day as weather remained clear and the track fast.
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Belmont Racing Entries Report From Today
A chaotic listing of Belmont races with wide-ranging entries across six events. Names such as Prince Hamburg Kinmedia Comedieans Grazvillo Frans Lord Voor heet Lord Lavat Water Tani Midas Belle of Jessamine and Moonshine appear amid inconsistent spellings and numbers. The note specifies race types distances gates and prize figures in a dense, partial OCR style.
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Temple Bowlers Triumph in Mixed Bowling League Night
Temple Bowlers faced a busy slate at Royal Bowling Alleys, defeating the Imperials and Utopians while taking a clean set from the Octagons. Utopians lead amid strong showings by Blumenfeld and Rothachild, with high team totals posting in the various leagues.
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Georgetown Preps overwhelm Tech Reserve eleven at Georgetown Field
Georgetown Preps rolled to 84 points while Tech Reserve failed to score, using steady ground gains through the line. Furey sprinted 96 yards after a kickoff as the Blue and Gray dominated, with Furey Tierney and Farrell earning top honors as Middies meet St. Johns College in Annapolis.
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Military prep school falls to Tech High in low-scoring clash
In a muddy National Park field, Technical High School defeated the Army and Navy Preps 5 to 0. Cunningham led the Preps with sustained punting pressure while Thrall crossed for Tech's lone touchdown after a series of blocked kicks and field-position battles.
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Goss of the Turf and Belmont Race Notes
Courtland Smith praised Cleroso for victory in the Meadow Brook Handicap at Belmont Park on Monday. Jockey Winnis O Connor and trainer George Walker are highlighted for top performance in Germany and Austria with Herr Weinberg’s victory totaling 49,082 marks. Thomas Hitchcock Jr. and Orthodox show strong form in the steeplechase, while other jockeys and owners faced mixed results and bold forecasts for upcoming events.
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Real Fight Promises Fire in Philadelphia Bout
The McGovern Corbett match at the National Sporting Club in Philadelphia is set, with promoters and fighters using every precaution to keep McGovern calm. Corbett taunts, predicting a decisive run and vowing to stop McGovern inside the rounds, while experts insist the bout will be a blood end thunder duel with high excitement from bell to bell.
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Washington Defeats Eastern in Tight Wisconsin Ave Gridiron Game
Washington School defeats Eastern 6 to 0 in a hard fought game on Wisconsin Avenue. Britton scores the lone touchdown and kicks the goal after, as Washington uses forward passes and line plunges. Hastern threatened late with a fumble near the end, but Washington holds on for the victory.
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Grant Defeats Eberle in City High Spotlight
Local wrestler Joe Grant, the South's champion lightweight, defeated Baltimore’s Carl Eberle in the season opener held last night. The event featured vaudeville stunts and ended with EB Lawrence Philims performing character impersonations. Eberle carried a fifteen pound weight advantage but Grant's speed proved decisive.
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Crowhurst Named Referee for Sullivan McGarry Fight
Philadelphian Bert Crowhurst was chosen to referee the fifteen round match in Baltimore between Kid Sullivan of Philadelphia and Amby McGarry of New York at Germania Maennecher Hall. Crowhurst has officiated major Philadelphia bouts and impressed fans in Sullivan Briggs clash. Masterson the New York sports writer will head a Gotham delegation to Baltimore to witness the bout.
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