Nationals Take Warm Weather Practice In Washington Trip
The Nationals, during their Washington stay, enjoyed balmy weather and outdoor work that proved more valuable than nine days indoors. Pitchers like Griffitts showed progress as hitters and fielding improved, with the sun forcing perspiration and aiding conditioning for future games.
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Stanley
T. Milliken
University
Nationals
Washington
Pimientos Pitchers Shine In Early Camp Opener
The Nationals and Pimientos opened at Lambeth field with two seven and eight inning games. Bentley and Harper matched pace on the mound for the Regulars and Pimientos, yielding few hits as Grif fiths squad shows early grit. Meusel, Lee, Schwartje and Shanks sparked late rallies while injuries and colds limited several players as Johnson and Engel reported improved arms.
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University
Lambeth Field
Altrock
Pimientos
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Bentley
Ayres
Reguilars
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Gedeon
Gallia
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Shaw
Meusel
Moeller
Yanigans
Lee
Collier
Tal
Schwartje
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Shanks
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Milan
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Georgetown Baseball Squad Opens Field Workout in Heat
Georgetown university baseball players report for the first outdoor practice under hot sun, with Danny Dougan and veterans taking active roles. A Tuesday workout at Catholic University grounds leads to batting drills and pitching sessions as plans form for forthcoming games against Tech and Mount St. Joseph and a weekend clash in Alexandria with Episcopal High.
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Georgeuwn University
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Georgetown Field
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Harms
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Tech
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Catholic University
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Episcopal High
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White
Race Track Stakes and Entries From Daily Card
Multiple races listed with entries and results across seven furlong to one and one eighth mile events. Notable horses include Jim Savage and Napier with various placings, Time records noted, track conditions and additional runners across six further races.
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Jesse, Jr
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Eight teams win rights in Treasury League circuit
At a session hosted by Vice President Herman Stncoe in Washington nine entities from federal agencies formed the Treasury League circuit. The league plans a April 20 start on the north diamond of the White Lot el lipse with teams Interstate Federal Treasurers Hydrographic Civil Service Library of Congress Marine Corps and Agriculture. Officers include President William Deane Vice President Herman Coe Secretary Treasurer AM McAuliffe and directors Hibbs Williams Stiles Croghan Jones Evans Thompson Pray.
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Herman Stncoe
Eleventh Street
White Lot
Interstate
Federals
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Hydrographic
Civil Service
Library of Congress
Marine Corps
Agriculture
Dentally
Liprars
Interbureau
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Herman Coe
Ardmore Club Card Adds Two Bout Prospects
An added attraction is hoped for Ardmore Club Thursday as Bob Diry of Ireland and Tex Selman are set for a fifteen round main bout. Georgetown hopeful Big Cady and Battling Bernard of Pittsburgh are being lined up for preliminaries alongside existing matches.
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Ardmore
Bob” Diry
Ireland
Tex’ Selman
Cady
Georgetown
Hope
Bernard
Pittsburgh
Detroit bowler sets high marks in American Bowling Congress event
William M Jer of Detroit shatters records in the American Bowling Congress tournament. He places first in singles with 675, leads the two-man event with 1208, and tops the all events with 1897 over nine games. Miller posts a 248 first game and strong marks in subsequent frames.
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William M Jer
Detroit
Mich
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Miller
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Ralstron
Schmidt
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Kral
Knorr
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Monnen
Schmidtke
Blermer
Grar
Steers
Hess
Baseball game results from Raleigh and Hickory areas
In Raleigh at A. and M. grounds the score was 2 to 0 with Trinity Park losing. In Hickory Lenoir Goallége the final was 9 to 3 in favor of Deat and Dumb Institution.
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Raleigh A. and
Trinity Park
Hickory—Lenoir
Deat and Dumb Institution
Cubs Bidder Filings During Chicago Stock Talk
CUBS bidders fail to secure talks as Charles Taft, principal stockholder, faces a Chicago meeting. Connery and Mayer, of Syndicate Of Vhicane capitalists, arrived to press for stock purchase after Mir Taft refused an $7848 offer. Taft values stock higher and remains noncommittal, while syndicate reps say talks may continue.
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Todas
Charles
Othe Chu
Daim 1
Connery
F. Mayer
Vhicane Capitalists
Ioft
Chiesga
Mir Taft
Mer Taft
Maye
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