Will Pick G U Players Today For Game With Mt St Joseph
Woerich OReils of the George baisebil team has made no def anforcement as to the line up for Mount St Joseph at Baltimore tomorrow in a game that opens the collegiate season. He feels sure he has the mak es of a combination that will meet ey extentive af the Blue and Gray. OReilly will start tomorrow and Kelly may get more than nine players into the lineup. Georgetown charges 25 cents admission to all games, with two bits for grand stand access. Bills Betts to umpire Saturday’s contest.
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George“ Baisebil
Mount St Josepha
Bultmore
Randi
Pracyt
Oreilly
Kelly
Georgetown
Rowe
Bills
Betts
Nick’ Altrock
Jack Bentley
Harry Harper
Flarper
Bentley
Thie State
District Tennis Tournament Awarded to Dumbarton Club
Dumbarton Club receives the 1915 district tennis championship event, with Azia Gould presiding as president. The United States Association grants the event, set for September 3, as Dumbarton builds seven courts and advances five new ones, aiming for an open title tournament success.
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Dumbarton Club
Dumbarton Cub
Azia Gould
United States Asiation
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Dumbartons
Johnny Evers Back With Braves After Gaining 21 Pounds
In a spring report from Wacon, Georgia, Johnny Evers of the Boston Tros is described as a remarkable, portly figure weighing 161 pounds, up 21 pounds from his usual 140. Stallings praises the Evers-Maranville pairing as a powerful, relentless duo, signaling renewed strength and leadership for the Braves.
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Wacon
John J. Evers
Boston
Tros
One Game Eacape at Camp Griffith Morning Clash
In Charlottesville Virginia two college squads, the Plebes and the Regs, split a day twin bill with a one run margin in the morning 8 to 7 and a 1 to 1 tie in eight innings in the afternoon. Acosta sparked the morning win with three singles as Shaw started for the Plebes and Bentley relieved. Bochling pitched for the Regs in the afternoon as Averys two putouts and Costa's double helped the Regs overcome a one run deficit in the third.
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Charlottes Me Va
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Virginia
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Results of Battles for Spring Training in Gulfport and Areas
Gulfport and other sites report spring training results with multiple exhibition games. Teams including the Americans, Cubs, Athletics, and Nationals posted decisive wins over opponents, with scores ranging from 5 to 13 runs and notable performances by players such as Standridge, Bresnaham, Scott, Schott, and Yaak, reflecting a busy early season schedule.
Milan Predicted For Big Year By Griffiths punditry
Charlottesville March 18 Ramiro Leighe Cuban ball player arrives tomorrow to join Washington club training. Jose Acosta the Cuban vice consul secured the player after Griffith’s contact, with Acosta eager to help, and the outfield prospect may become a star, with Milan in superb form. Altrock works on first base movements as Griffiths drills pitchers, weather warms after a chilly morning practice.
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Charlottesville
Ramiro Leighe
Griffith
Jose Acosta
Washington
Nationals
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Gaff
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Almeida
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Acosta
States
Shurtleff Chosen Umpire for High School Series
Trarry Shurtleff, secretary of the Amateur Baseball Association, was selected to umpire the high school championship series. A ten game schedule was approved, with the first game April 2 between Tech and Central and the final May 26 at American League park.
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Amateur Baseball Association
Emerson Matthews
Shurtleff
Tech
Central
Tech Va
Business Va
Central Va
Business
Tech Ve
Berlin 1916 Olympics Likely Remain in Spirit, Says IOC
Baron Pierre de Coubertin, president of the International Olympic Committee, writes from Lausanne that the IOC cannot withdraw the 1916 games from Berlin without Berlin’s consent. He notes the sixth Olympiad remains credited to Berlin, though it may not be held, and that past cancellations did not erase the event.
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International Olympic Committee
Lausanne
Switzerland
Associated Press
International
Berlin
International Committee
Forty skating stars head to roller carnival near week
Fourty skating stars from Madison Square Garden arrive tonight with Flath manager overseeing the tournament to be held at Convention Hall next week. Others from the Fort join Monday morning, including Woodworth who won in Washington marking a skating debut and first laurels for the stars.
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Contvention Hall
Tath Woodworth
Washington
Omers
Keller Lutheran baseball team opens practice Saturday evening
Keller Lutheran Church announces practice for the baseball team begins Saturday at 5 pm at Fifth Street and Florida Avenue Northeast. Manager G E Flynn seeks games with all amateur District teams and invites interested players to attend. The club’s address and contact details are provided for further coordination. In a separate note, the Chicago team Davis rolling with the Thang Team is cited for setting a high single-game score with eleven consecutive strikes in a Fle man event during the American Rowing Congress, highlighting a historic individual game record.
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Fifth Street
Florida Avenue
G E Flynn
Keler
FE Street
Tomgue Davis
Thang
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Mate
Davis
England's athletics at a standstill in England and at Oxford Cambridge
Philadelphia reports from March 18 that University of Pennsylvania letters to English athletes reveal Oxford and Cambridge faced a standstill with no immediate prospect of resumption. Norman Tabor, Oxford runner, notes inability to assemble a capable team as most Englishmen are abroad or on duty.
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Fongland
University of Pennsylvania
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Oxford
Cambridge
Norman Tabor Rhortes
Penn
England
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Cambridge University
Boxers agree on 133 pound title bout in Ardmore
Tommy Lowe of this city and Danny Tersuson of Philadelphia will weigh in at 133 pounds at 3 pm Monday evening. A fifteen round bout at Ardmore was agreed yesterday as Ferguson adds finishing touches. Lowe starts work tomorrow and has fought in Charleston and Coast venues. he does not need much conditioning.
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Tersuson
Philadelphia
Ardmore
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Tel
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Coast
Capital Swimmers in Baltimore Event
Navy Preps and High School to compete in an interscholastic meet at the Baltimore Athletic Club pool tomorrow night. Sand will send a relay team including Hunt and Francis with Hunt aiming for the distance plunge and 220, while Francis competes in the 100. Western had swimmers entered but was limited by injuries. Other participants include Polytechnic, Calvert Hall, College, and Larston School in Monu mental City.
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Weater High School
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R Bolton
Hunt
D D Francis
H O Thompson
Polytechnx
Calvert Hall College
Larston School
Monumental City
St Albans Opens Baseball Season Against Tome Institute
St Albans, the top prep school team last season, begins 1914 season today at 2 PM on Satterlee Field against Tome Institute. The Saint Albans squad lost few of its stars and seeks to carry momentum into the new year.
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Tome Institute
Satterlee
St .Albans
Thoroughbred racing results with multiple races listed
A detailed racing card presents results from several races including two year old and older horses. Notable performers include Macabee, Culbertaan, Wedea, Lalla Vaun, Taughing Water, Quiz, and Far Away among others, with various placements across six furlongs to one and a eighth miles and purses up to 800.
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Frank Patterson
Macabee Ually Culbertaan Wedea
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Uide
Malu
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Ard
Tito
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Today's Racing Entries First Sale Selling Purse Mixed Fields
Racing entries list multiple selling and claiming races. Notable entrants include Columbia Lady Andromeda Mortgyle Thomas Talloway Torle Ed and Jack Harneoon Brown. Purse ranges from 300 to 400 with 3-year-olds and older in 6 furlong to 1 1 16 mile events and 4 year olds plus in longer legs.
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Capta ins Named in Two Navy Sports
Carolin has been selected as a captain for the Naval Academy wrestling team next season and will compete at six bouts this season. Waller and Borden from North Carolina have been chosen to lead the swimming team, tying the Academy record with the backstroke and freestyle events.
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Washington Post
Annapolis
Tamin
Carolin
Ile Naval Academay
Mia
Waller FE Borden
North Carolina
Academy
Welsh Wins Ten Round Boxing Bout
Welsh defeats Warne in a ten round boxing match held in Fort Wax venue. The bout was contested with steady exchanges and Welsh secured a clear decision after the final bell. Fearless pacing and precise combinations dominated the later rounds as the crowd watched intently.
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