Nationals Focus on Pitching as Season Opens
Manager McAleer tightens spring prep for pitchers Walker Groom and Johnson to be ready for initial series with the Athletics. He emphasizes control and workload limits, notes Milan's improved form, and predicts a balanced Nationals lineup capable of contending with solid pitching and steady defense.
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Jer Grillo
McAteer
Johnson Walker
Groom
Thia
Gaid McAleer
Walker
Johnson
Ty Lobbs
Bob Groom
Fia
Claude Milian
Milan
Gallaudet Faces Maryland Aggies In Key College Baseball Clash
Gallaudet travels to College Park to play the Maryland Agricultural College in a likely close series. The East Side squad has played two exhibitions, beating Business High School and narrowly losing to Central. Maryland Aggies boast a strong lineup, making a winner hard to predict. game set for 3:30 PM with Morria, Birch, Battista among the starters. The Power Boat Association elected officers in Chicago with Kotcher of Detroit as president and Deming of Cleveland as secretary.
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Gallaudet
College Park
Maryland Agricultural College
East Side
Business High School
Central
Maryland Aggies
Morria
Birch
Battista
Hower
Arras
Eld Rockwell
Craven
Blanchard
Fletfi Maxson
Durlan
Feld
Power Boat Association
Chicago
Charles W Kotcher
Detroit
Robert Deming
Cleveland
Kengurer
Automobile world notes and proposes new local car venture
The report covers Rogisner representing Atlas Garage in Washington, a Studebaker delegation heading to Leesburg, and plans by B R Harper to form a Washington auto manufacturer using a two cycle engine designed by WoL Emerson. It highlights Moon Motor Car Company president Joseph W Moon praising quiet cars and criticizing noisy automobiles, plus spring house warming by the Automobile Club of Washington and various local motor interest figures.
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Rogisner
Atlas
Wadh Motor Works
Malia
E . Shalton
Philadelphia
Studebaker Automobile Company
L P Dorset
Leesburg
Washington
Harper
Wol Emerson
Alexandria
Joseph W Moon
Moon Motor Car Company
Giacouregs
Mc Moon
Itxell
Thia
Georgetown Shut Out 8 0 by Pennsylvania Pitching
Pennsylvanias Schulle Thayer allowed five hits and struck out eleven as Georgetown were blanked 8 to 0. Flannery pitched a strong game for Georgetown but received little support with two Pennsylvanias hit bats and multiple errors. Aldendifer and Wood each had two hits for Pennsylvania while Schultz added a fifth hit.
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Georgetown
Pennsylvania
Schulle Thapeore
Schutts
Bing
Gray
Schultz
Sittending
Dugan
Thayer
Censer
Sitterding
Flannery
Rehnitz
George , Town
Quakers
Scholls
Feld
Aldenhifer
Wood
Verisy
Hunt
Murphy
Sitterdings
Gibson
Schults& Oct Tannery
Hayden
Smith
Tannery
George Towns
Feensn
Aldendifer
Hawk
Smiley
Audendier
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Ducmix
Phan
Teenan
Og Waleron
Odencen Es
Oan
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Elamnery
Shawke
Damier
Feenan
Pentaylvania
Thayer Aldenditet
Wood Behuitz
Hayden Tira
Empire
Pennsylvanie
Asaerigea Hs Ayuen Stoten
Besser
Ai Tees
Thappy
Amfley
Schults
Wilson's condition worsens after neck fracture at Navy game
Navy player Bari Wilson, injured October 2, remains in critical condition at Naval Hospital Annapolis. Surgeons report weakness and inability to move, with end-of-life outlook near, though death not expected immediately. He has required a special lifting machine and has shown decreased responsiveness.
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Navy
Washington Post Annapolis Md
Bari Wilson
Naval Academy
Naval Hospital
Wilson
Wilson remains paralyzed after accident and spinal injury
The article reports that Didatip han Wilson suffered a fracture and compression of the vertebrae with spinal cord injury leaving him senseless and immobile below the neck. His father and brother are at the hospital in Annapolis, with the father present most of the time since the accident.
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Didatiphan Wilson
Wilson
Annapolis Maost
McLean Not Reinstated in Cincinnati League
Cincinnati Ohio April 1 Gerry Herrmann of the National League club said today that Larry McLean the suspended catcher of the local team had not been reinstated Herrmann declared he had done nothing in the case since he accepted McLean as restitation.
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McLean
Cinenati
Ohio
Gerry Herrmann
Cincinnati Nationa League
Larry McLean
Herrmann
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