Unlucky 13 in Camp of Nationals at Charlottesville
Ten ball players in Griffiths camp arrive exhausted from travel to Charlottesville. James Jack Ryan leads a likely looking Virginia squad with Nick Altrock as a guest speaker. Several players report late arrivals. Lambeth field readies despite delayed prep. Catcher nicknamed Val Gharrity Ye? and rookie Flo Possees on the scene.
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Fine Baseball Weather in Charlottesville March 1
News notes chilly March conditions in Charlottesville with wind rain hail and snow forecasts. The Nationals and University of Virginia will play an exhibition March 8 at Fayerweather gymnasium if outdoor practice is disrupted.
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Aggies in a Long Run at College Park
Maryland Aggies cross-country team ran 2 miles at College Park with about twenty starters. Oberlin won the event with Perkins second and H Smith third as weather made the going heavy on muddy half frozen roads. Coach Byrd then led the squad into Washington for a hard workout in the Arcade.
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Georgetown basebal l team has strong early turnout
More than 30 candidates train under Coach John OReilly on the Hill Top diamond as Georgetown builds a strong early lineup. Notables include Gilroy likely at shortstop and John Murray from Everett High, with three local Agriculture players also in contention.
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Willard Floors Monahan in Central Park Sparring Bout
Heavyweight champion Jess Willard describes a sparring session with Monahan in New York at the reservoir and hotel, noting water drunkenness and a brief clash that ended with a knockdown. Frank Moran continues training at Saratoga Lake for the March 26 bout with Willard.
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Georgetown picks Opron O Lone as next year captain
Robert O Lone, a Georgetown University sophomore and former Gon saga High School boy, was unanimously chosen captain of the basketball team for next year at a lettermen meeting yesterday. O Lone was a consistent scorer and succeeds Don Donnelly.
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Tech Beats Eastern In 29 20 Basketball Victory
Tech secured its second win of the season defeating Eastern 29 to 20 at Eastern's gym. The game featured strong teamwork and multiple scorers led by Woolf Baldwin De La Vergne and De Atley with several goals apiece, while Myers, Roteler, and Cummings contributed. Referee Mr. Green oversaw the 20 minute halves in New Orleans on March 1.
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Race Track Entries For Sport Of Today Habana
A long list of race entries at Habana with multiple races noted. The program shows first age classifications, purses, and a range of horse names including Star, Ve dado, Rustic Maid, Hoda's Brother, and Tiger Jilto among others across six or more events. The weather is cloudy with a fast track and several selling heats with 2 to 6 furlongs, and purses up to 500 dollars.
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Virginia and rivals to clash in 440 yard dash at GWU meet
The eighth annual indoor track meet at George Washington University will feature a 440 yard championship. Virginia fields Norris, Stone, Cornick and Berkeley. Washington and Lee sends Farrar and Till. Catholic University backs Horn. Swartz and Rich run for Maryland Aggies amidst entrants from several institutions.
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Epiphany Beats Fourth Presbyterian In Sunday League
Epiphany defeated Fourth Presbyterian 34 to 21 in the Sunday School League last night in the boys department gym. Scorers included Lyons H Thonnell Catlin Tabb Dezendorf and Brubaker. Referee was Mr C E Colftower. Time of halves 15 minutes. Boston note: clubs waived claim to Forrest Cady Chester Thomas Ray Colling and Joe Wood.
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Steubenville Pitcher Kaiserling Sold to Detroit Americans
Steubenville Ohio March 1 pitcher George Kaiserling was notified at his home that he has been sold by the Newark Federal League club to the Detroit Americans.
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Junior Preps by 36 to 14 over Episcopal High in Alexandria
George Town Junior Preps defeat Episcopal High School Juniors 36 to 14 in Alexandria. Scorers include Wise, Wales, Weaver, Donohue, Etheridge, and Shield with multiple substitutions and goals from floor. Referee Mr. Brown officiated the Episcopal game.
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Larner Chosen Captain of Western Basketball Team
Robert Larner, substitute forward, was elected captain of next year’s Western basketball team. He has played in many Red and White games this season and performed admirably. Western’s regulars graduate this term.
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