Georgetown Forms Athletic Advisory Board at Alumni Banquet
Georgetown University creates an athletic advisory board with four local appointees for crew baseball track and football to work with the student committee, aiming to strengthen varsity sports and connect alumni with students. The group includes Roach Watkins O Shea and Rakponi plus two faculty members as they plan next season campaigns.
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Joseph Himmel
Claude Rappont
James O Shea
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Richard J Watkins
Blue and Gray University
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Georgetown Law School
Athletic Association
Georgetowns
Hamilton
Aluron
Lemberg Wins Derby in English Classic Derby
Massive crowds watched the Derby as Lemberg surged to victory just ahead of Maley and Greenback. Alfred Vanderpit led a London to Epson coach party, while Americans filled the stands with enduring enthusiasm amid the dense throng.
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Epson
TB Maclay
John
Am Arta
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Tlontos
Fred
Maran
Chicago
Ivan Kahn
Ike Moore
Hoon
George Harvey
Donnel Tye
Mourks
Stisein
Duke
Essex
Tienb Astor
Wal
Mimi
Weather delays Cleveland Washington baseball plan
Special to The Washington Post from Cleveland June 1 reports weather and illness threaten a Cleveland Washington game this week. Most players suffer severe colds or influenza after a chilly move west, Elberfeld with a damaged finger seeks play, Oberlin or Hinrichs may start if a game happens, while Detroit and Cleveland expect possible contests Friday or later depending on sun and ice conditions.
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Washington Post
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Oberlin
McAlear
Indiana
McAleer
Jim
Colonial Hotel
Youngstown
Doc” Gessler
Doc” Reisling
Columbus
Washington Squad
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Mercury
Bob Unglaub
Dr Castle
Hinrichs
Los Angeles
Johnson
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Beng
Huggins Odd Record as St Louis Beats Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on June 1 St Louis defeated Philadelphia 10 to ? as wretched pitching led to seven passes by the Philadelphia pitchers. Hugging homered and had four walks in six at bats while Phelps collected four singles in five plate appearances and was hit by a pitched ball. Umpire Brennan ejected Manager Doomn for disputing a decision.
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OM Harmon
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Scout Padden Eyes Rube Benton in Savannah Play
Special to Ine Washington. Savannah Ga June 1 Dick Padden veteran scout for Washington America League team arrived in Savannah to watch Savannah and Macon clubs. He has eyed Rube Benton and Balenti though he declined to confirm negotiations. Benton, 18, stands 6 feet, about 180 pounds, fast ball and sharp curve. Balenti bats around .300 and shows promise as a hitter.
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Washington
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Fang
Mike Mowery
Brooklyn Powers Past Pittsburg 2 1 in Tight Game
Brooklyn wins fifth straight beating Pittsburg 2 to 1. Hummel leads Brooklyn with a double and triple and both runs, Daubert's sensational fielding noted. Barger pitched well for Pittsburg, three hits for Brooklyn, countered by solid defense and timely hitting. Other items: Yohe sold to Montgomery club. Harvard shuts out Exeter in Cambridge.
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Hicks
Chicago Wins Open Game On Eastern Trip
Chicago defeated Boston 5 to 1 in the opening game of its Eastern trip. Brown pitched well for Chicago, with Sheckard and Schulte contributing two base hits each. The final score came after Chicago took the lead in the ninth inning with two outs and a runner on base.
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fy—Schulte
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Eighth straight for Giants in Cincinnati win
New York defeats Cincinnati 6 to 2 to extend the Giants’ streak to eight. Mathewson pitched effectively after a rough start, holding Cincinnati to two runs as New York moved ahead early and never looked back. Key hits include two-baggers by Hoblitzell and Snodgrass, with Bemester and Doyle contributing late, while Rowan took the loss.
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Devore
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Kiem Kane
Weather and schedule woes plague Washington baseball week
The piece discusses uncertain outcomes for Washington versus Cleveland amid a string of rainouts and cold-weather postponements. It critiques home managers for weather-driven decisions and calls for stricter time rules while noting recent curtailed games in Washington and across leagues. It covers ongoing boxing bouts on the coast and player movements in minor and major leagues, highlighting Tom Hughes’s strong performances and Canthon’s Minneapolis club.
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Athletics
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Chicago
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Electric board to show Washington games at Pastime theater
The Electric Board at Pastime Theater 477 Pennsylvania Ave NW will display the W Nationals Cleveland series and all Washington away games. Fans can view contests from theater seats with a small admission. An especial invitation is extended to ladies as Western games start at 4 30 o clock Washington time.
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Roslier
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