College and School Games Highlight Local Schedule
Georgetown and Catholic University each play four games this week, Maryland State has one, bringing the six day total to 17. Amherst Lehigh Lafayette Syracuse Orwell Hols Cross and Princeton are among visiting colleges. The Saturday game with Cornell opens the College Park ReaduT.
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Giants Win in Ninth to Beat Tigers Eight Six
Four consecutive hits plus walks and a close plate call fueled five runs in the ninth for the Giants who triumphed 8 to 6 in Detroit. Three Giants homers and seven two basers powered the rally as New York improved with strong late offense and solid pitching.
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Golfers flock to Columbia for first pro tournament
Washington golfers welcomed spring weather as Columbia Country Club hosts the first annual professional tournament opening today. An 18 hole medal contest is scheduled this afternoon with prizes for the top three scores. District amateurs prepare for a busy season as women's and men's championships loom in May at Columbia.
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Harvard athletics show profit in football and baseball
Cambridge March 1 Harvard University athletics for the year ended July 31 reported total expenses of 204 522 and receipts of 204 154 The varsity football team earned 79 454 in profit the baseball team 3 310 The rowing team 15 396 track 7 448 and hockey 1 004 contributed gains
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Williams wins in singles and doubles at Longwood
Boston April 1 R M Norris Williams IT national lawn tennis champion won the singles final at the Longwood Cricket Club invitation tournament. He dropped the first set to Nat W Niles 9-7 then won 6-3 6-2. In doubles Williams and G W Wightman beat Otto Salm and N W Niles 6-3 6-3 to sweep all five matches. Amherst freshmen to play. Amherst Mass April 1 Amherst to field a freshman baseball team this spring for first time in fifteen years. Georgetown to play Fordham third time at Hilltop April 14.
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Inaugural Handicap at Bowie Opens Day of Race Action
The first Bowle meeting features the Inaugural handicap at seven furlongs with ten expected starters. Woodward may be scratched, Kilmer ridden by Robinson if allowed, and Top o Morning heads a 34 furlong sprint with Fruit Cake and Hauberk among top contenders. Trainers from Bowie and Benning anticipate a strong opener as crowds await summerlike weather and special trains to Prince Georges Park.
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Racing Entries Bowie First to Sixth Race Card
Racing entries list for Bowie, detailing six races at Fairview purse events for two year olds to older horses. Entries include many named horses with weights and distances, from 4 furlongs to 1 mile, across the inaugural handicap and selling races, with a mix of imp and imported horses and assorted abbreviations.
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Racing Results First Race Park Town Derby at One Mile
Race results show Me Leland 158 Tyrell ridden by who won as odds 1 to 2 and 1 to 5. Cardial 197 Matt 10 to 1 4 to 1 and 2 to 1 placed second. Hyndie 185 Earl finished third. Other runners included Time 140645 Precision and Commendation with Dottie B Helen M Effie May in the field.
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American Owned Horse in Classic English Race
Len on March 31 the Stewards of the Jockey Club decided the substitute for the famous Epsom Derby shall be run at the extra Newmarket meeting on May 30 and the Oaks Stakes on June 1 The Ascot Cup has been reinstated and will be decided on race day Many famous horses are entered including American John Sanford's Assavian.
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Ty Cobb And Herzog Reconcile After Exhibition Brawl
Dallas Texas April 1 Announcement said Ty Cobb Tiger and Herzog Giant exchanged blows in yesterday game Cobb sank Herzog and they amicably settled their differences for remaining exhibition games in a hotel clash last night both bruised attended a banquet later reconciling Cobb and Herzog in uniform today but did not play.
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Indians Defeat Pirates In Cleveland Exhibition Win
Good base running powers a 4 to 1 Cleveland victory over Pittsburgh in New Orleans. Cleveland heads to Birmingham for an exhibition against the Southern Association squad, while Pittsburgh stays for a practice series with locals. Final: Pittsburgh 1, Cleveland 4. Batteries Mamaux Grimen Wagner for Pittsburgh and Coveleskie U Neill for Cleveland.
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Rail Lights Hire Neitzke and Collamore for Next Season
Toledo reports Allan Collamore former Cleveland AL pitcher joins Rail Lights as manager after last season with Toledo in the American Association. Ernie Neitzke signs to play with Rail Lights after being discarded by the Reds and failing to impress Mathewson in spring training. Rail Lights were runners up in the National Baseball Federation championship last season.
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St Louis Clubs Tie In City Series Amid Rain Halt
In St Louis, April 1, the city series game between the Nationals and Americans was halted after six scoreless innings due to rain. A sixth inning double play ended a Nationals threat with runners on first and second after Tiong alagie lined out. Final score not reached as play stopped. batteries Meadows Gonzales for the Nationals and Hamilton Severeid for the Americans.
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Darcy Smith May 4 bout in jeopardy in New Orleans
Indications from New Orleans suggest the May 4 twenty-round boxing match between Joel Darcy of Australia and Jeff Smith of New York may be canceled. Matchmaker Domi Nick Tortorich said he received demands from both fighters that cannot be met, though both had previously wired willingness to fight here, with Darcy seeking a 30 percent gross receipts guarantee and Smith a 20 percent share if he wins.
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Slight Ranking Change for US NLTA Procedures
The US NLTA executive committee standardizes ranking guidance with one change. A doubles team must compete in three events to be ranked, and individuals or teams must participate in at least three sanctioned events. Exceptions to this rule may be made by a unanimous ranking committee. Rank can be given to any individual or team regardless of nationality or residence.
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Cubs drub Oklahoma City 22 to 2 in rout
Chicago Nationals defeated Oklahoma City Western Association 22 to 2 in a lopsided game here. Cubs exploded for 11 runs in a single inning as Hendrix Demarca Wilson Jones Cole Thradlkill Wallin Were present in the batteries for Chicago and Oklahoma City.
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Jackson Turns the Trick leads Chicago to 6 2 win
April 1 Fort Worth and Shreveport items mention Jackson's tenth inning home run powering the Chicago Americans to a 6 2 victory over Fort Worth Texas League club. Other notes describe Shreveport beating New York National second team 6 1, Rutgers athletic drills, and University of Chattanooga suspending athletics amid international tensions. Faculty advisers meet at McKinley School to plan baseball service trips.
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Nationals forced indoors by six thousand rainstorm
The article details weather disruptions delaying Nationals games, plans to relocate indoor play, and roster movements under Manager Griffith. It notes waiver actions on H Martan and Sawyer, possible trades for Thomas and Humphries, and expectations for a stronger lineup with Georgetown game looming and Marty leading a steadier club despite pitching uncertainties.
Yannigans Here Three Off To Minors
Yannigans travel squad led by Ray Morgan to Alexandria for annual contest with Cardinal A. Missing second-team members after cross-country trip. Joe Cantillon and others depart by train. looming transfer and minor league questions loom over players. game at Tinion Station field starts at 3.00 pm with Mayor Fisher tossing first ball. mixed notes on players’ travels and future plans.
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