Nationals Franchise Shuffle Rumors Return to Round-Up
The Round-Up notes persistent stove league chatter about moving the Washington Nationals to Toronto or other cities, with Washington’s major league status defended amid chatter of a strong local boom. It highlights a predicted sturdy Nationals team for the coming season, while New Orleans hosts a pivotal week for horse racing as Cuban hopefuls gather and Kentucky horses head south for Louisiana meets.
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Orchestra Concerts Today at Marine Barracks and Straley Hall
The United States Marine Band Orchestra led by William H. Santelmann performs at the Marine Barracks at 2:30 p.m. with a program including Path of Glory Woods Overture Mozart Adoration and The Halls of Montezuma. The United States Soldiers’ Home Band Orchestra directed by John M. Zimmermann performs at Straley Hall at 6:15 p.m. featuring Old Comrades Leave It to Jane Those Draftin Blues and A Wild Jazz Knight among others.
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Hama Band Orchestra
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Jobs for All in War Drive in Reconstruction Plan
A national campaign to place 8600 ex servicemen in civilian jobs is announced by the Federal Employment Service. Local bureaus will coordinate efforts in each community, including Washington, with clearance exchanges between states and nations. Nathan A Smyth cautions against soldiers returning to old positions, saying they deserve better work.
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Freshman B B DATES Interscholastic basketball schedule listed
The 1918-19 freshman basketball schedule begins December 13 with Central vs Western and Tech vs Business. December 20 and subsequent Fridays feature Western, Business, Eastern, Technical, Central, and Western pairings. Also notes Italian baseball influence and a women golfers’ potential association, plus a Monday race card at Doveridge with multiple entries.
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Kilmer horses may go abroad to show American supremacy
Wife Sharpe Kilmer plans to take Exterminator and Sun Briar to England or France next year to race in European country and demonstrate American superiority. Exterminator, once seen as ordinary, has risen to one of the year's top 3-year-olds, with Sun Briar challenging for the championship. Kilmer aims to pit them against English and French rivals, conditions permitting.
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Naval Gun Factory Gunners Triumph 7-0 Over Humphreys
The Naval Gun factory eleven defeated Camp Humphreys 7 to 0 at American League Park. McBride and Beyers scored the only touchdowns in the fourth period after a game of line plunges and key passes. McMann connected on a 25 yard pass to McBride in the third quarter and Beyers added the final 3 yard score.
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Appeal for Scoutmasters in City Troops
The District council of the Boy Scouts issues an appeal for Scoutmasters as fifteen city troops lack leaders. It requests every interested man to recruit one more man to aid in active troops. Contributions to the Victory Boy have reached $594.35. The speakers bureau seeks speakers and instructors to address boys on scouting subjects.
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Careful Play Key to Reducing Golf Handicaps
Francis Ouimet argues care and concentration distinguish low and high handicap golfers. The careful player tightens his game each hole, while the careless player lets scores slip, especially on the back nine. He urges golfers to judge themselves and practice focused, steady play to improve consistently.
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Bank Fugitive Still Free
Police continue to search for Leroy Thomas Buckingham an 11 year old bank runner who vanished Friday with a satchel of about four thousand dollars for the District National Bank. Descriptions are sent to Eastern cities as foul play is suspected since he would not have left the business district to collect funds. About two thousand dollars were cash the rest in checks an attempt to negotiate this paper may bring the boy's arrest.
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Soccer Bridge Between War and Play in England
Before the war England had 5 000 paid soccer players, 500 600 amateurs under the Football Association. Angie Kieckhefer has defended the world three cushion billiard championship five times. The Chicago expert shows remarkable improvement in angle solving in billiards.
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Washingtonians at New York hotels recount wartime loyalties
Special to The Washington Post reports in New York City on December 1 as prominent Washingtonians, including B. B. Foster and Maj. Gen. W. C. Gorgas staff associates, disclose resignations and reflections. The piece lists numerous guests at Waldorf, St. Regis, Vanderbilt, and other hotels, detailing arrivals from the capital, wartime service notes, and social mix of officials, diplomats, and businessmen.
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Boston Absent from USGA Executive Committee Seat
Boston failed to have a representative on the United States Golf Association executive committee for the first time in years as the annual meeting was set for January 27 1919 in New York City.
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