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Georgetown University 4 baseball team celebrated a victory over Virginia in the first win against their ancient rivals. Cantwell will pitch as Thimonds stars on the mound. White, 17, has three hits and may see early action this week. Holy cross track and field notes include Worrester Mine on the card and a planned matchup with Princeton.
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Crescents Trim Franklins In Close Season Game
The Crescent and Franklin teams from the petown University leagues played a tight season game yesterday afternoon. Strong pitching by Hrenmrich and Brien and a standout performance by Phelin boosted the Crescents while Burnick replaced an earlier batsman in the top of the first. Umpire Slatters of New York officiated as the scoreline shows Crescents edging Franklins in a pitching dominated affair.
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Betting light at Benning meeting as pluggers grow scarce
McCarthy still leads the jockeys with the most wins last week at the local track while McCahey looks to come next, but failing to topple the rival's lead. The Benning meeting closes Tuesday with unusually tame wagering and a notable absence of sensational plunging or big bets. The piece notes a shift toward prudent betting, cites historical heavy wagers, and remarks on bookmakers and racing stables amid a trend toward cautious, affordable stakes.
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Washington Post Baseball Popularity Contest Attracts Early Votes
Interest in Washington Post baseball popularity contest grows with many votes already cast for players Daley Moss and Bob Ganley. The contest editor reports rapid vote influx as ballots arrive in mail, promising a lively, unprecedented competition.
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Racing notes on Carter Handicap and early season colt actions
The article critiques sensational racing coverage and outlines early season prospects for key horses and trainers. It discusses candidates for the Carter Handicap at the Crescent City, weighsweights, and notes performances at Benning and Aqueduct with mentions of Chapultepec Brookdale Nymph Oxford and other horses, plus trainer moves and bets on race outcomes.
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May Join Outlaw Circuit May Affect Virginia League
Norfolk basebedil club owners weigh joining the Union League after unsatisfactory Virginia League schedule. President Wells of Norfolk seeks offers while awaiting transport and timing details. If Norfolk departs, Newport News could take its place. Norfolk was last year’s pennant winner and its new park earns praise in the South.
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Capitol Senate employees form baseball team to represent the Capitol
A committee meeting in the Capitol described the organization of a baseball team to represent United States Senate employees at the Scale end of the big building. Senator Daniel of Virginia attended with 38 potential players named, Burns elected captain and Halsey secretary treasurer. A House team will soon join, with a senatorial series planned in the city.
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Fred Eckstein
Harold van Voorhis
WR Ersfeld
Olef Kilbourn
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Washington Post Idol Contest Votes for Best Local Baseball Idol
Readers are invited to vote for the most popular professional and amateur players in Washington. The top vote getters receive prizes including a cap and a gold medal, with new faces on both the National and Union League teams. Send in coupons to the Baseball Contest Editor to nominate your favorite.
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McFarland Beats Britt as Gans Looms in Boxing Outlook
Sporting Comment by J Ed Grillo previews Packey McFarland’s upset style against Jimmy Britt, notes Joe Gans as a looming rival, and cautions on Cantillon and Pickering in baseball while praising Nationals exhibition pace and Washington racing prospects.
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Among the Amateurs: Juniors win and other district games
The Interstate Commerce Commission Juniors defeated Advent Athletic Club by five to two. Decatur beat Hampton A C by sixteen to eight. Gonzaga second team seeks games with squads averaging thirteen to fifteen years. I Street Athletic Club defeated Friends Echo third team in a well played baseball game. The Secondary Mount Shop baseball team at the naval gun factory reorganized and asks for terms in the District. Business High School preferred. average ages around eighteen.
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Today's Open Racing Entries
The program lists six races with entries across six furlongs to five furlongs and up to a mile. Notable runners include Mintia Bersyessa Kumise and Waitle in race one, Hazlet Royal Stone in race two, Sea Lad in race three, King and Marster in race four, J Lining Gargantua and Nada in race five, and Preen and Pride in race six. The card notes weights and prices next to each horse with several speculative entries and owner names implied by initials and shorthand.
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Today's College Games Across Regions and Colleges
Georgetown faces Holy Cross in Georgetown Virginia meets Dartmouth at Charlottesville Williams plays Bowdoin while nearby teams such as Kiliecrankle and Belden peers await results in a busy collage of matchups.
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Sudhoff Returns in Loss as Nationals Fall 3–2
Sudhoff faced his former team in a tense 3–2 defeat for the Nationals. Pickering sparked the offense with a triple, while Purmann held the opposition to limited damage after Sudhoff’s rough start. McBride and Shipke delivered standout fielding as Louisv et tallied late.
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