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Te ag- buy Mattings League Meeting. 4 minutes, 45.2 9ebondl some aedl"in"te * to aseentf so great to based on his llesitlo to locatein this the School a as by roll, One-malle relay-Georgetown Law drawing eard rhemaney would be. country and en thisaoIt,ida t in so ad Maryland Sth $egiea; wod by M0Chesane0 wi. kmm=gae in enough play ich from the Hands of the and leorgetown. Time, 2.50 14 events at erataga to enabie Mr. tmathers posed to raisesab" as prse money and doing get more SITUATION UNCHANGED Eight hundred and ety-yard run. to win him- out-semal times over if he As,NO to pay the traveling expenses of the than is eratch, collegiate-A. B.' tniversity of trains on and grove to be as good a colt as visiting Europeans. The namesmaentioned needed, Mensylvania, frt; Kair. Universtty of western hcammen : L A -yeo-{der him when we charge ennsylvania, second; McDonald, Coiun- to be. Mr. Smatbuw*lU also be able to are Pilksbut, rakr, Mhwwalter', Ltps- ters of only for the YcGRAW SAYS D1TBHAlTYRE- 4a, third. Thme, 2.10. get him in a aunbeOeffdhe late fall events cheuts, Barry, Marshall and Napier for Best Interpre 1903 Fifty-yard hurdle, bandfcap-E. Amaler, at the other New Terk m.etl s, so that America and for all Europe Teichmann.. actual number LONGS TO LOCAL CLUS Iniversity of Pennaylvanla., first. 5 feet; J. he should have every Optuni to get out Marocsy, Schlecter,- Janowski, Tarrasch, L Freise. Johns Hopkins. second, 9 feet; whole on the $M.O 'd fa' the hors, of yards required I. H. Green. B. A. C.. third, 8 feet. Time, even without the aid of a match race. Tas==iorn, Blackburn. to cover floor. 3 seconds. The undecurrent. oV oinion -at New Or- As the promoters of the proposed St. your - at We tack all Georgetown's Big Meet To Race Relay race-Georgetown University arst; leans is that Mr. Smethers wvill probabiy Louis, International tourney at the same Spring Style. In the South laltimore City College second. Time. 2.5. get together a serviceable string of horses time as the great fair for some time past Mattings down Pimlico-cycling Relay race-Brown Prep. st; All Wash- and employ one of the best trainers in the have been engaged In building up that free of cost. rigton second. Time, 2.211-10. west before the seasoflis over. proposition it would seem desirable to A woman says of a hat, a :gown or a coat, "That's pretty." -Big Chess Tourney. Relay race-Johns Hopkins first; Villa- merge the two projects. new second. Time, 2.30. Does she think of all that ha s gone to make it pretty-some- The Go- iova Green, B. EELDU'TE A 1UB. A proposition has been tentatively ad- Running high jump-Won by vanced as to the desirability of dividing life work-a man or i oman with a genius that's kin- Carts and Baby of the L C., 7 inches handicap, 5 feet, 8% Inehes; the St. Louis of the body's Wilton J. Lambert, the attorney N. Y. A. U., second, 5 feet 11% inch- Trainer Ahead of tourney, playing part dred to a master artist's? Does she think where we've gone for Carriages are base ball club, and the group ones, 5 5% Popular 960,000 games, say at New York. Philadelphia and Washington a; R. F. Lemat, O. A. C., third, feet, New Orleans Bookmakers. St. Louis. respectively. that Sometimes c ur own markets supply it, to be ready for your of local capitalists who accompanied eilm aches. The American iniveraities garment? home Sat- Eight hundred and eighty-yard run. If Sam Hildreth can be and English sure, but Vieni a, and other of selection. The to New York last week, returned A. won; only prevaSed will contest their annual cable match Fri- Paris, Berlin, Lgpdon capitals Postal of the Wash- iandicap-W. Babcock. W. C.. upon to leave New Orleans within twenty- are not too for 1 s in this stock for newest styles urday night. President teel, Penn Charter. second; W. D. G1, day and Saturday, March 27 and 2L fashion far ssembling ington club before leaving Detroit for the ,merpon Institute, third. Time. 2.12. four hours he will carry off $iO U0 won out One week later. April 3 and 4, Is the date and uphol- New York meeting said that he believed Relay race-Penn Charter School, Phila- of the ring of the Crescent City Jockey Club set for the annual cable match between Washington. in d won; Latin, Baltimore, see- He is odds the the experts of the two countries. Bampton, steries. Furniture -some arrangement would be arrived at elphia, Boys' this winter. by long largest club nd. Time. 2.44%. individual winner among the horsemen. Newman and Voigt of the Franklin an for every room the big metropolis whereby the Senators Relay race-Maryland Athletic Club won; are Invited to play. Suits 1 Wraps. in house. would yet be owned by the local capitalists. I laltimore Athletic Club second. Time, When Hildreth went there early this win- The explanation of the absence of Tachi- A conscientious application of w ind to detail results In what we show your Nothing could be had from Mr. Lambert or 2 .44%. ter. horsemen nudged one another and said gorin from the Monte -Carlo tourney has you built into Suits for Dress and Walking-in.Jaunty Jackets and Top Weekly or monthly other Washington people connected with Relay race-Cornell won; Columbia sec- "Sam's broke." This supposition had its reached this side and, if possible, is in Coats of Cloth-and in Wraps of S 1k. nd. Time, 2.36 3-10. of worse taste than the exclusion of Janow- Exquisitely modeled garments I hat, to one who studies such things. payments. the local cub as to the purpose of their final-A. J. foundation upon certain transactions Two hundred and twenty-yard in the summer. after War- ski. Prince Dadian of Mingrelia, who is show infinite thought and gifted it spiration. Of course, the Spring col- visit to New York, but from Mr. Postal's B. A. C., won; A. Sexton, B. L. S., Hildreth Shortly of the and has offered lection is the best n ust make It so. You take it now at iunter, a series of bold president congress yet-progress interview it would appear as though the econd, W. H. Green, B. A. C., third. Time, ing, his crack sprinter, died a brilliancy prize, has a grudge of an un- *its freshest. Everything is new to you. It's best to buy at such a time. "dicker" for the club is still on and that 2 6.3 seconds. plunges cost him $30i00, and he became known nature against the player, objected Peter Grogan, the shot. handicap-Sheldon, Yale, was the cause of the visit. Putting hard pushed for ready cash. to his being allowed to enter and threaten- 4 that 4 feet 4 inches; Doherty, United States Na- ed to from all connection therewith "8l17=819=821=823 7thSt. When seen a of The Star Mr. J. J. George- While in this crippled financial state Mc- resign 4 Waists. by reporter al Academy, second; Curran, went head over heels in the if he were not excluded. As a sort of bribe Dainty new Chesney pre- Between H and I Sts. Lambert said that there was nothing t own University, third. race for the This or easy let down to and Out-of-the-ordinary Waists. The ordinary can be found everywhere- Four hundred and forty-yard dash, fnal- liminary American Derby. player manager, to give out and that Mr. -Postal was still Academy, 18 proved to be the last prop to his fortune. he offered to pay his expenses to and fro, and that's our cue to assemble the unusual. the exclusive. Even the &cNair, United States Naval and it and so it went 'tailor-made Waists are "differen t." Hand-embroidered Linens, Fine the owner of the Senators. ,ards handicap., won; Abbott, University of Sam needed money, he must secure "President Johnson is so busily engaged quickly. He took a walk, saw Durneli & On last week's lap Pennsylvania put It to Drawn Work, Heavy Stripe Madra a and regular Shirtings figure largely Lam- ?ennsylvanla. 14 yards handicap.. second; in the Waists of this season. with the New York club," said Mr. 1. P. Mulligan, B. P. S., 2) yards handicap, Hers, the plungers, and came back with New York 8 to 1.
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