Griffith Springs Surprise in Charlottesville Game
Special to The Washington Post. Trappe Maryland February 28. Frank Baker is in town practicing with the local high school nine. In his two at bats he hit safely and shattered a school window panel twice. Friends say Baker wavers about his baseball future but he may return to the field when the American League opens.
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Fifteen Men Quarded In Camp Of Nationals
Charlottesville Wa Feb 8 When taps were sounded at 10 50 in camp to night the house of Griffith showed a roster of fifteen including Coach Ryan and Trainer Mike Martin It was expected that Gatila Hopper and Junsell would be here by bedtime but at a late hour neither had appeared Griffiths morning note that all those slated to leave Washington on the 10 15 train were on hand If Gallia Ayers Hopper and Russell report Charlottesville today it will be a record Still Sky a Record Aw has been mentioned before no record has been set at the present writing but any of the three missing may arrive before morning Johnson will be ready for the first workout tomorrow The trip from Washington was uneventful and most players to not have to be coaxed to bed Dippers waited for players after arrival and they performed well Griffths plan included left handers Thermahlen and Clark plus Boehling Bent ley and Harper from last year The club expects to fill the mound with young talent while Altrock and Ayers with Neff provide depth Morgan and Henry return and the rookies occupy quarters in the new dwelling reserved for them The team prepares for outdoor practice when weather allows with a heavy training schedule planned for the coming days
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Oberlin College to Build Expanded Athletic Field Complex
Oberlin College plans a large athletic field project including 18 lawn tennis courts at 93 08, grading a varsity baseball diamond with three practice diamonds and three practice gridirons, 3000 for concrete stands, 20000 for new varsity baseball stands, 37500 for fencing and other equipment, plus dressing and bathrooms and additional stands for football.
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Racing entries for five races listed with weights and odds
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Western League Sets 140-Game Schedule
Oklahoma City February 28. The Western Association of Baseball Clubs approved a 140 game schedule with the season starting April 18 and ending August 29. The body adopted a resolution showing loyalty to organized baseball and passed condolence resolutions on the death of W M Kavanaugh, president of the Southern Association.
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JOLIFFE LEADS P O DUCKPINNERS ROLL
Fuluffe of Finance tops the Post Office Department League with a 106 average. Pearson of Postal Savings and Fenton of the Independents follow with 102. Independents lead the league, but Postal Savings remains within striking distance. The Melbourne stadium opened recently, and the boxing structure is up to date.
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Baseball spring training moves across several cities
Reports from New York Pittsburgh Indianapolis and Macon detail managers captains and players departing for spring camps. New York plans Savannah as the main camp with Kay Fisher as the only veteran present. Pittsburgh heads to Augusta with Kenetchy and two players. Indianapolis sends Hendricks twelve players and a trainer to San Diego. Boston notes Johnny Evers Gowdy and others arriving in Macon with Manager Stallings to start workouts.
Washington and Lee to face strong 1915 schedule
Washington and Lee baseball team plans a demanding season with games against Lafayette Penn State Cornell West Virginia Michigan North Carolina A and M North Carolina May 20 and Michigan Aggies. Captain is Frank Colville Jr. of McMinnville Tennessee, a third baseman, coached by A Deomahue. Abroad May 7 V P I 4 St John Catholic University Georgetown and Army also on the slate. Soccer Association lists 1183 clubs.
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Racing Card Multiple Six-Furlong Open One Mile Races
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Seven Seek Cue Title at Philadelphia Amateur Meet
The field includes Edward W. Gardure of the Arion Society New York Bernard Voiggenbure of the Jarrman Vad rkranz New York Joseph Maser Philadelphia Eugene Millisen Memphis Corwin Huston T Athlete Club Charles Heddon of Michigan Robert SN Chicago. Games will be held at unspecified venue and date.
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