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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1910
Page
15
In a storefront sales pitch the firm claims motives beyond profit for selling Stem-Block Smart-Clothes. A large glass shows customers all angles as they try on Stem-Bloch labeled suits, illustrating why wearers should choose these garments.
The g university prep baseball team is in good shape for a season opener against Western High next Wednesday. Capt Vans Wentz Trumbull Hesterg lead a robust squad, with key pitchers Mote Lang and Miler, and full squad depth noted as the outdoor rowing program expanded.
Georgetown track athletes aim to compete in Newark Baltimore and Philadelphia meets facing strong sprint and relay fields. Notable runner Beary leads dash events while Yiman replaces Brennan in key sprints and relays. The squad travels to New York and Baltimore with McSalls and Wymard guiding the effort.
Dr John W Pollard will oversee all athletics at the University of Virginia Lexington official notice announces Pollard former Alabama director of athletics will begin duties in September He will also coach teams and serve as adjunct geology professor with assistant coaches to be hired for baseball and football The university expects a demanding schedule for the 190 season with several hard games listed by manager Thach
A Boston auto trade report notes J P Morgan interests moving into auto manufacturing, with Studebaker expansion and new dealer associations. It describes plans to establish factories in key cities, shift production to steel components, and bolster distribution through a growing network amid dealer speculation and consolidation trends.
Nationals patience paid as rain kept them idle in Norfolk with plans to resume practice tomorrow. McAleer, Quirk, and new signings aim to boost batting, pitching, and infield strength while Groom and Unglaub spark optimism. several pitchers arrive to boost readiness for Washington tests.
Western High seniors prepare for a key relay showdown with Hopkins and Fifth Regiment at Georgetown games. The squad led by Cant Tanner Barclay Frat and Lone aims to beat Washington College and Baltimore City College while a second relay features Lascola and Hunter. Coach Byrd predicts a noble showing as the team seeks strong results against local scholastic rivals.
Washington and Lee shows a large hopeful baseball squad for spring practice under new coach Kenney. Returning players include catchers Rechenwald and Beddow, infielders Cant Stree Ed Brown Herring Webster, outfielders Hood Wandil Clark Graham Richardson, with strong newcomers Moran Bardet Fishburne Bell Harnsberger Yardwick Card Simms Erwin Peeples Mell Turbofill Foreman Beam Wilkins Roberts Wright and Somervilley.
The Alexandria Maryland area prepares for an extensive baseball scheme as the local high school team holds its first practice amid strong competition for positions. The season schedule lists games from March through April against Central High, Jefferson School, Rock Hill College, and others, with rivalries noted at Gearystown Preps and East Coast opponents.
WR Tuckerman of the Chevy Chase Golf Club advances to tomorrow's 36 hole final in the 6th annual spring golf tournament for the Presidents Cup first division. In semifinals Dennen defeats Bocher Woodland 6 and 3 while Moore Apawamis beats Crocker Alpine 2 up and Dunning Neaswan beats Fuspel Winchester 4 and 3.
Edwin Meyers of Tius City is elected honorary life member as the American Bowling Congress holds its annual meeting in St Louis. The leadership of the three squads remains unchanged amid minor slate changes and a near miss in doubles for Darker and Wetterman of Cincinnati. The tournament is slated to open last Saturday in January with St Louis favored to host, while officers and honorary life members are announced for the 1911 season.
Friends School schedules its annual boys exhibition and games at the ec.col syrenasitiag near Saturday with admission charged. A balanced program includes a march of all classes, special costumes, a Swedish folk dance, and a pyramid by the intermediate class along with trapeze acts and other feats.
The University of Pennsylvania fencing team defeated Yale 7 to 2 in Philadelphia. Penn dominated with strong performances from its lead fencers, securing a decisive home victory over Yale.
Oldfield drives a 200 horsepower Benz in Florida practice and covers a mile in 2 seconds, beating the four year old steam car world record by a fifth of a second.
Baltimore hosts a seven bout wrestling card as Washington athletes win four of seven in Carmi Institute armory. Notable actions include Goucher vs Davie resulting in a forfeit and several close bouts with solid performances from Willey, Connors, and Money. Referees and officials listed. notable veterans and newcomers competed with mixed outcomes.
Manager Jennings said the Tigers have a deep group of youngsters with a complete infield and promising pitchers. He plans to keep three to four infielders and will decide the rest after spring work. Browning Mullin and Krueger show good form. Cooney’s role remains unsettled. Weather and exhibition plans pace lineup decisions for April games.
In Baltimore a round stretched battle ends with Johnny Dohann of York awarded the decision over Scroggs after fourteen rounds, the bout ending before a planned fifteenth. Dohann appeared tougher and more accurate, while Scroggs showed grit but failed to land decisive blows as the fight wore on.
Parkhurst High rifle team dominated the Intercollegiate League event at the college range in Jackson Hall. Parkhurst shot 176 to win first place led by Parkhurst, while Lundston posted the top prone score with 4 tens and ten prone. Other shooters listed include Danaon, Davey, Ratan, Poole, and Campbell among the participants.
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