Baseball Schedule Announced By George Washington Team
The George Washington University baseball manager released a public schedule listing games against Georgetown Catholic University and several other opponents. The season opens with a planned home clash vs Catholic University on Easter Monday in Washington, with Georgetown later in the year. several late-season games and matches with St Johns Maryville Naval Academy and others are noted, though some dates remain pending.
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Dovey proposes national clearing house for baseball players
Boston newspaper outlines a plan by Dover of the Boston Nationals to create a centralized clearing house for players to be submitted to the National Commission in Chicago. The proposal aims to limit rosters to eighteen players per club after May 16 and set a standard price per player to curb rising salaries across leagues.
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Automobiles Stir Interest in Early Car Contests and Bar Harbor Debate
The article discusses early automotive feats and contests, praising the new Model S Ford and the progress of Mathe son cars with gold medals. It notes Willer Bros deposits for future deliveries, the transfer of affection to motor vehicles, and community resistance to autos on Bar Harbor island. It cites a 300 mile midwinter run Philadelphia to Wilkes-Barre, and a Packard 20 trip from Detroit to New York with Waldon leading detail.
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Milan Seeks Raise Prompting Cantillon Stand
National League outfielder Clyde Milan accuses officials of unfair treatment as he demands a contract raise. Cantillon says no new deal will be offered, with Milan planning to meet in the South to settle terms or depart. The piece also discusses Keeley Burns pitching comparisons and other spring notes from the Nationals and Giants camps.
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Two More Players Sign for Cubs and Sox
Special to The Washington Post reports two players signed contracts with President Murphy of the Cubs and President Gomiskey of the Sox. George Dellfoward, Cubs substitute first baseman and outfielder and Lem Lemmen Driving Club president, sent a signed contract. Trank Lange, Wisconsin State League right-hander, may lead his contract to the Sox.
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Typographical error fixes bowlers votes coupon
A typographical error in yesterday's Post listed the bowlers' popularity coupon as good for five votes. The correction states coupons count for one vote permanently, with Sundays counting for five as usual and this will be the last change.
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Magnates in a row call chance fat head
Chicago dispatch outlines a tense meeting ahead of sports magnates as a war between President Herry C Pulliam and Cubs president Charles W Murphy looms. New letters reveal threats and exchanges over prize money and the ticket scalping scandal.
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Price Series For Coats And Suits In Local Trade
A list of price points for coats and suits ranges from 12 dollars for basic coats to 3730 dollars for high end ensembles. Various entries show 15 18 20 25 30 and 35 dollar marks with multiple overcoats and configurations.
Cornell Football Dates Special to The Washington
The Cornell football schedule announced tonight features Harvard, Chicago, and Pennsylvania as major contests. Notable first-time visitors include Fordham and Troy Polytechnic, while several last year opponents such as Colgate and Amherst are omitted. The schedule lists games at Ithaca against Rensselaer Polytechnic, Oberlin, Cornell, Vermont, and others with dates in October and November.
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Local athletes dominate indoor meet entries at Central Kish
A record number of entries for an indoor meet arrives from George Wasi management as Central Kish prepares a strong interscholastic slate. Bil Foley lists 40 plus participants from Central, with Technical High, YMCA, and several local clubs fielding notable squads including Sampson and other standout runners. Trials for the all Washington team were held last night with selections pending among Samasan Hildebrani Stratton Sproules Bruthson and others.
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Quaker Relay Team Chosen for Federal Games at Convention Hall
Mike Driscoll will attempt to beat Melvin Shepard in the 1500 meters as the University of Pennsylvania selects a four man relay squad plus a substitute for the Federal Olympic games at Convention Hall. J H Newell D G Hinds Minds and J L Wartrantz will run with J L Hough as substitute. they aim to improve indoors and face Virginia veterans in a tight race from gun to tape.
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