Roosevelt Tosses Ball at Grif Stadium Aids Opening Day
President Franklin D Roosevelt attended a baseball opening day at Grif Stadium with Cronin Griffith and Garner nearby as the Athletics and Nationals played. Batters, baserunners, and fielding highlights across the majors included 4 to 1 and 4 to 2 wins as Washington and Chicago prospects impressed. The article notes trades, injuries, and headlines about Savoldi, O Shocker, and other wrestling and golf events shaping the sports scene.
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United States
Grif Stadium
Athletics
Nationals
Cronin
Clark Griffith
Garner
Roosevelt
Nick
Major League Opener Opens Amid Weather and Pageantry
Opening day draws nearly 100000 fans despite rain and cold conditions. President Roosevelt and Vice President Garner attend as Joe Cronin leads the Washington Senators to a 4 1 victory over the Athletics. Al Crowder and Lonnie Warneke shine for their teams while Detroit and Chicago also post strong starts amid fluctuating attendance.
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Seaboard
New York
Yankees
Boston Red
Boston
Braves
New York Giants
Philadelphia
Phillies
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cronin
Roosevelt
Washington Senators
Joe Cronin
Philadelphia Athletics
Garner
Tony Fritas
Connie Mack
al Crowder
Alphonse Thomas
White Sox Rally to Beat Browns Behind Kresa and Simmons
Eddie Durham and Joe Heving helped the Chicago White Sox defeat the St. Louis Browns 4 to in front of the day’s smallest crowd of 4 600. Red Kresa drove in three runs and Al Simmons hit the first home run of the season in the fourth inning after joining from the Athletics in winter trades.
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Clint Brown
Tommy Bridges
Cleveland Indians
Bridges
Cleveland
Gerald Walker
Cissell
Tiger
Lonnie Warneke
Chicago Cubs
St. Lotie Cardinals
Warneke
Cubs
Dizzy Dean
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Bill Swit
Eddie Durham
Bostonian
Joe Heving
Indianapolis
Thea
Red Kresa
al Simmons
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis Browns
Kress
Simmons
Sox
Athletics
Baseball Scores and Schedule From National League and American Association
Yesterday National League results Pittsburgh 4 Cincinnati 1 Chicago 3 St Louis 0. Roston New York rain. Philadelphia Brooklyn rain. Today games Pittsburgh Cincinnati Mt. Lowell at Chicago New York Heaton Brooklyn Philadelphia Tomorrow Witch Cincinnati St Louis Chicago New York Barton Brooklyn Philadelphia American Association St Paul Toledo 4 Minneapolis 0 Columbus 2 Wamean City 3 Lakville 1 Milwaukee 4 Indianapolis.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Roston
New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Plitehurgh
Cincinnnati
Mt. Lowik
Heaton
Trooklyn
Cincinnett
Barton
American Association St. Paul
Toledo
Minneapolia
Columbus
Wamean City
Lowkeville
Milwaukee
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Pitcburghe
Cincinnati St Louis
State sports have big week for Maryland teams
Maryland sports open a busy weekend with tennis against Virginia at College Park after a 6 to 3 loss to Navy. Lacrosse matches include Johns Hopkins facing its alumni in Baltimore and Navy against the weigh lacrosse club in Annapolis with other games in Pennsylvania.
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Maryland
University
University of Virginia
College Park
Navy
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Cavaliers
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Annapolis
Johns Hopkins
Pennsylvania
St. John's College of Anna
Swarthmore and Baltimore clubs clash as Penn matches loom
Swarthmore College and Mount Washington club of Baltimore test strength against University of Pennsylvania. Maryland meets Richmond College at College Park while Navy faces North Carolina in Annapolis and Johns Hopkins hosts Delaware in Baltimore. Navy opens its 33 campaign at Severn against Princeton.
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Richmond College
College Park
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Annapolis
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Delaware
Navy Crew
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Princeton
Baseball Scores and Tonight's Schedule Across the League
American League Warkington defeated Philadelphia 4 to 1 while Chicago beat St Leula 4 to 2 and Cleveland topped Detroit 4 to 0. New York and Boston both won their games. Tomorrow Philadelphia faces Washington and Boston meets New York with Chicago visiting St Leula and Cleveland at Detroit.
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Chicago
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Lonteat
Whitehall Shoes Sold at Hoffman's Style Shop
Whitehall Shoes known for quality and style are now sold at Hoffman's Style Shop located at 15 North Potomac Street.
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North Potomac St
Fragmentary June Notice Cites Garden Parcel
A damaged OCR fragment references a garden area and June period. It hints at a meeting or notice involving a location, person or entity, but the details are unreadable and no clear names, dates, or actions remain.
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