Football Stars on Diamond in Washington Colleges
Georgetown Catholic University and Gallaudet athletes will fill key baseball roles this season. Dempsey and Chiroy will field at first and short respectively, with McNamara Maloney and Smith infielding. Ig is likely to play third, while Cusack and Reghty contend for catching duties. Catholic University features many football players among newcomers such as Butler Shortlet Greer Roddy McCue Killian and Furtler. Rockwell Keeley Classen Marshall Rasmussen and most football squad members join baseball, with Cahill at third base and Hager catching for Georgetown as practice continues.
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Gallaudet
Washington
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Ohen
Chiroy
Atar
McNamara
Maloney
Smith
Reghty
Cusack
Jonn Butler
Mike” Shortlet
Greer
Roddy
McCue
Killian Tackie
Furtler
Bates College
Rockwell
Keeley
Classen
Marshall
Rasmussen
Peck Chapel Second In The S S Circuit
Peck Chapel finished second in the Sun Day School Basketball League after a 25 to 18 win over Epiphany. Fourth Presbyterian toppled Keller in the other semiweekly double header. Key scoring came from Daniel for Peck and Boyd, Darnell for Fourth Presbyterian.
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Peek Chapel
Epiphany
Fourth Presbyterian
Keller
Daniel
Peck
Boyd
Darnell
James See Teat Dy
Feeney
Scott Bromley
Dixon
James
Esley
Marbury
de Atley
Tabb
Foula
Scott
Bromley
Rederee
Colnflower
Seven pitchers planned for Yankees season
Macon Ga March 13 Manager Donovan seeks to select seven regular starters for the Yankees roster of 25 players. Hot Springs Ark March 13 Boston American club arrives Catehar Forest Cady signs but no proof of Tris Speaker joining lineup this year. Macon Ga March 13 J Franklin Baker birthday celebrates thirtieth and notes a 20 point gain in seven pro seasons. New York March 13 Heinie Zimmerman granted divorce from Helen Charzar Zimmerman by Justice Tierney in the Bronx. Toledo Ohio March 13 Roger Bresnahan signs Al Shaw and Steve Evans as outfielders for the local club.
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Donovan
Yankees
Hot Springs
Ark
William Carrigan
Boston American
Catehar Forest Cady
Tris Speaker
Boston
J. Franklin Baker
Baker
New York
Heinie Zimmerman
Chicago
Helen Charzar Zimmerman
Supreme Court
Tierney
Bronx
Toledo
Ohio
Roger Bresnahan
American Association
al Shaw
Steve Evans
Real Test for Griffiths Youngsters In Contests Starting Today
Stanley T. Milliken reports spring practice for Griffiths team in Charlotteaville Va started with two sessions. Evaluations hinge on rookies like Jamieson Moeller Ormer and Nick Altrock’s improvised drills. Pitching and outfield decisions loom as veterans battle for spots under 73 degree skies.
Shaw Tops ABC Singles With 683 In Toledo Meet
Frank Shaw, one of the Bergers, led the American Bowling Congress tournament singles with 683 today in Toledo. He totaled 205 257 and 228 after a rough start, then steady spare play and a string of strikes. Other top marks included Leffingwell and Penfold at 1,192 in doubles, and Gomes and Edelweiss No. 1 leading the five man event with 2,085 and 2,813 respectively.
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Toledo
Ohio
Frank Shaw
Shaw
Harry Leffingswell
Ted Penfold
Jose Gomes
Chicago
Edelweiss
Hermann
Kenosha
Hunter and Hendricks
Grand Rapids
Getler
Gerbocki
Wagner
Wolf
Leffingwell
Penfold
F. Hamerson
P. Bruncett
Cleveland
Willard Declines Exhibition to Box Reich for Training
Jess Willard explains by phone that he trains for results not exhibitions. He says he was not informed of any arrangement to box Al Reich and planned no change to his training schedule. Willard notes promoter Jones invited top heavyweights to train with him, but Coffey left without being invited to spar.
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Ed Gharrity
Mike Martin
Martin
Minneapolis
Willard
Jess
England
al Reich
Reich
Jones
Wenck
Reich Reich
Reid
Coffey
Weinert
Jim Coffey
Five High Schools Practice Baseball in Fine Weather
Eastern and Business squads debut on the diamond at Rosedale and First and M streets. Denby Hird leads pitching for Tech while several players are slated to return. Captain Marbury joins Epiphany in Sunday School League as Western hosts upcoming athletic meets to boost track interest. Carr leaves track comebacks due to ill health after finishing second last spring.
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Eastern
Business
Rosedale
First
M Streets
Coash Falconer
Tech
Stevenson
Briggs
Hiseman
de la Vergne
Schowalter
Freemen
Cole
Huggins
J. Pfeiffer
Denby Hird
Capt. Marbury
Central
Epiphany
Carr
Aragon Beats Yankees in 6 5 Victory
In Macon Georgia on March 13 the Yankees defeated the regulars 6 to 5. Cuban player Aragon starred for the winning side with a triple and score in the seventh inning. He later singled bringing in two runs and started a double play that halted a scoring rally.
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Macon
Yannigans
Aragon
Winnieg
Pleasant Congregational and Gilbert Class Meet for Mount Pleasant Title
Movant Pleasant Congregational and Gilbert Class of Fourth Presbyterian clash in a Mount Pleasant championship basketball game at the Arcade tonight at 8 15 P M. The Sunday School League teams promise notable players with dancing to follow after the contest.
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Mount Pleasant
Gilbert
Movant Pleasant Congregational
Fourth Presbyterian
Naval Academy announces Intercollegiate rowing schedule
Annapolis Md March 13 The racing slate of the Analostans of Washington includes April 15 against Pennsylvania April 29 against Syracuse May 20 and the Childs cup on the Schuylkill May 13 with Pennsylvania and Princeton as rivals.
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Annapolis
United States Naval Academy
Analostans
Washington
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Schuylkill
Rand Princeton
Cooperstown Wins Polo Match In N Hometown Play
March 13 Cooperstown defeated Alken 9 to 6 in a polo tournament here. Cooperstown was credited with one penalty goal and eight total, while Alken scored seven and suffered a loss.
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Alken, N
Cooperstown, N
Alken
Cooperstown
Willard Has Active Day In Training Log
New York March 13 Willard recounts an early training day starting at 7:45 am with Monahan and Hemple. After a mile pace drill he changed to gymnastic work, including shoulder and lung power routines, then finished with indoor boxing and a confident note on his weight nearing 250 pounds as he aims for peak condition.
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New York
Corker
Monahan
Hemple
Moran Plans Lighter Training For Willard Fight
Moran states public support boosts his bid to defeat Jess Willard. He credits trainer Wille Lewis, outlines a reduced training schedule with boxing on Wednesday Friday and Saturday, light gymnastic work, daily runs, and a 204 pound weigh‑in after a road session. The piece closes with a skating race where the "masked marvel" beat Billy Whiting by about two feet in a mile at the Coliseum in 3911.
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Wille Lewis
Masked Marvel
Billy Whiting
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