Nine Is Defeated In Washington Post Report On Cadet Races
Special to The Washington Post details Teaington on April 4 as Rutgers Cadets clash with Military Institute Cadets. pitchers Moore and Clarkson debut, while Ros and members of the Rosters influence the game with strong innings.
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Easy Win By Tech Nine In Pitch Riot At Brookeville
Brookeville Athletic faced Tech Nine as pages show a high tempo game with pitching, hits, and errors. Perry delivered three singles while Cantwell and Nails contributed, and the 1 0 tally reflected in a rough scoring line as the home team staged late plays.
Results of spring baseball battles fade in cold rain
Cold weather halted the fourth spring game in Philadelphia as the Nationals held a two to one lead over the American League club. Across the country, Chicago’s National League squad beat Terre Haute 7 to 3, and the Mobile Southern League team downed the second Philadelphia Americans 4 to 0 with Cy Morgan and Shankey on the mound. Detroit defeated Chattanooga 12 to 6, Ty Cobb collecting four hits with two triples and a steal spree. The New York Nationals likewise beat Baltimore 2 to 0 after strong batting practice. The Chicago Americans and Wichita Western League opened 13 to 6 in favor of Chicago’s first squad, while St Paul topped Pittsburgh 3 to 1. Indianapolis edged New York 5 to 4 in a high-error affair, and Princeton blanked Johns Hopkins 4 to 0 in Baltimore. Southern League umpires were announced by President W. W. C.
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Washington and Lee Tops St Johns in One Sided Win
Malcolm pitched superbly for Washington and Lee, holding St Johns hitless through eight and two thirds innings before Mellon singled. A 3 1 victory featured strong catching by Donahue, with 12 strikeouts and no walks for Malcolm, as W and L cruised to defeat St Johns 3 to 0 in Lexington.
Opening double header hints at Montreal deal and Braves form
Manager Griffith says no definite Gandil deal terms as he has had no direct contact with Montreal. John M Ward returns from New York optimistic about Boston, while Pan Moeller heals and could rejoin. Howard Shanks gains a rare chance to play.
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Beaters of the Boston Team in a Rough Seventh
The game featured a seventh inning scramble as Washington pushed Run scoring via Hughes and Ingerton. Boston tied late, but key double plays by McBride and Knight preserved Washington’s lead amid confusion and crowded action.
Higginson's Trap Honors
Higginson of the New York Athletic Club won the national amateur trapshooting title at Travers Island with 185 breaks, one ahead of Jamaica's J H Hendrickson. Randall of Portland Maine followed close at 183, Dover Delaware's A B Richardson next with 180, and Kahler from last year tied for eighth. E E Read of Boston and A L Ivina of Red Bank tied for tenth. Reed won on coin toss. Lester Gorman led the professional shooters with 18 breaks.
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Golfers reach semifinals in North and South championship
Pineturat N Co April 4 Farker W Whittemore of Brookline Country Club Massachusetts champion won four up in the second round over WN Phillins of Greenwich Country Club. Tomorrow Whittemore faces Walter J Travis of Garden City who beat Oswald Kirkby of Englewood four up and three to play. Other survivors include Charles Evans Jr of Edgewater who defeated RH Gwaltney 6 4 and Harold Topping of Greenwith who beat Walter Fairbanks 6 4. Cornell team entertained by alumni at University Club with about 66 members present. Officers for the fallowing year elected Ti Ho Hecker president LB Clephane vice president Ro A Alble secretary treasurer.
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Amherst Defeats Trinity On Opening Baseball Clash
Amherst defeats Trinity 7 to 2 in a home game with Vernon leading Amherst at bat and two two-baggers. Whiteman of Trinity made two fine catches, while Thompson of Trinity went 4 for 4. Bosshammer and Vernon pitched for Amherst and Trinity respectively.
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Testimonial for Hank O Day Arrives With Cubs Club
Chicago April 4 Hank O Day manager of the Cincinnati Nationals arrives April 1 with his club to play the initial game against the Cubs at West Side grounds Friends of the former umpire are collecting a fund for a testimonial to him President Murphy added $50 last night Vanderbilt Horse Runs Second Maisons-Latte France April 4 The rix Lagrange worth 108 for 3 year lds won today by Herman B Dur ong Shannon Montrose IF owned by W K Vanderbilt finished second The latance was 10 furlonge Navy Beats Lehigh at Lacrosse Annapolis Md April 4 Navy defeated Whigh lacrosse 1 to 1 Wharton scored shortly after the start.
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Baseball results feature scattered college games and scores
Baseball results list multiple games with uneven formatting. Notable scores include Catholic University 4 over Holy Cross 4 Georgetown Yale 2, Washington and Lee 3, St Johns 0, Rutgers 11, WM 18, Cardiale 7, Princeton 6, Johns Hopkins 0, Norfolk 2, Newark 2, Petersborg 0. Other entries are partially garbled with team names and places unclear.
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Catholic Encyclopedia praised as cultural, broad in scope
The Splendid organization behind the Catholic Encyclopedia enables rapid future volumes. Volumes XI and XII present rich letterspress, bindings, and vibrant illustrations, with 24 contributors from multiple nationalities led by Washington scholars. Each article, from Oxford history to Priscianism, shows depth, clarity, and scholarly rigor.
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Living well on one dollar a week diet hints
Dr Brubaker notes experiments showing people can live well on a minimal diet of beans peanuts and dates for six months. One student with tuberculosis improved and gained weight while health generally improved with simplified nutrition. Whole wheat or corn advised. raisins suggested as date substitute.
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Fashion notes on floral fans and accessories, debutantes in London society, and the influence of British fabric standards on American brides. Miss Maxwell and her cousin Helena Coventry are highlighted as leading social figures, with observations on transatlantic fashion, patriotism in dress sourcing, and lace bed covers sent to Princess Juliana.
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Grace and Fitness: Women Seek Real Poise and Health
The article argues that true beauty stems from grace and toned vitality rather than solely fashionable figures. It urges better posture, erect gait, and regular exercise such as swimming and calisthenics to develop buoyant movement, stronger muscles, and a refined silhouette, citing Greek maidens and Queen Elizabeth as ideals.
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