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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1910
Page
28
Sporting comment by J Ed Grillo questions box seat auctions and speculative purchasing, hints at price exploitation, discusses Jay McIntyre trade impact, Jeffries training camp opinions, Mack's possible Athletics lineup changes, and Johnny King’s unresolved fine with the national commission.
Chicago April 12 The American Association schedules season openers in Minneapolis St Paul Columbus and Toledo with Louisville champion game in Columbus. President Chivington predicts a most auspicious start as teams are strengthened and training reports show players in good condition. New managers include Cantillon for Minneapolis Holmes for Yoields and Friel for Columan. white blouses to be worn by unused players and uniforms to be kept clean awaiting opening games.
Philadelphia reports the seventh game of the major league series for today is canceled due to cold weather. The tied series ends at three games apiece and a deciding game will not be played. the National League club will instead meet Reading in Tristate Teague at Reading tomorrow.
The speedway matinee offers unusual interest with George Hilliary starting the green otter Miss Mina and 3. F. Hall entering the uneducated mare Lady Kushan among a dozen other new entries. Times today determine first official matines on May 1.
Local auto trade notes report T C Sims of Sims Motor Co and J in Haynes returning from Philadelphia, Luttrell Co prepares Packard tours to Atlantic City with Mrs Luttrell. Miller Bros showcase five passenger Ford touring car. Feature essay extols farm modern life via telephone and automobile, citing Kansas orders for Overland cars and new Diamond Rubber packaging advances to protect tires and tubes.
Oberlin showed form in a spring exhibition against Baltimore, pitching ace Oberlin racking up a strong nine innings with three hits allowed. Baltimore took the only run on a miscue by Hill, while Nationals hitters attacked Vickers and Russell, with Milan and Schaefer delivering key hits and Lelivelt stealing bases. The game served as solid prep as manager McAlear readies the club for the season.
New York Nationals edged Newark in the Eastern League game on the Polo Grounds this afternoon by 3 to 1. Batteries were McGinnier and Geta for New York versus Willa Die mom Seblel and Movers for Newark.
The Post plans a daily Sporting Extra to accompany baseball games. Newsies buy papers at designated points for 6 pm distribution, with admission to the Casino Theater for boys who collect papers at counters. Street sales will carry a 1 cent price, at points listed across the city.
An Omar Model at 3.00 offers quality and snap with springtime freshness. Ramo line features value at 2.00. Head-to-Foot Outfitters at Ninth and the Avenue promotes midpriced apparel.
St John's won from Mount St Josephs 4 to 3 in thirteen innings at Annapolis. The game featured 16 hits by St John's to support the narrow victory and included three extra base hits. Pitching by Wachtel and Schaub held the rival offense, with key players such as Grove and Tracey contributing.
Western High School defeated Nations Cathedral School 32 to 7 in a yesterday afternoon game on the Ten nailytown campus. Cathedral played better than in recent games though costly wild throws kept them from a closer result.
Gaithersburg Athletic Club will start the baseball season on Saturday against Bliss Electrical School in Geithersburg Massachusetts. Mayor Kingstey will throw the first ball. Manager Thompson has formed a fast team and locals hope for a repeat of the 1909 season success.
At Ronaldennan camp Jeffries, in improved form, sparred Sam Berger for three rounds. Berger acquitted himself with good defense but endured heavy blows as Jeffries showed sharper movement and stamina. Mrs. Jeffries faces surgery, and Willie Smith sails to Scotland for the St Andrews Open.
E B Suits at 20 dollars are spotlighted with attention to FB B Spring Suits at 20 dollars. The text highlights latest styles with exceptionally fine fabrics and exclusive effects. Garments boast perfect workmanship and finish throughout.
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