Washington club in Virginia pace and rivalry sparks
The Washington baseball team begins its southern training in Charlottesville with a strong focus on batting and team play. Manager Stahl praises progress amid a keen Yanigans purse rivalry and potential lineup twists as Hobbs, Hughes, Knoll, Mailin, and Heydon vie for spots while captains plan two weeks of hard practice before the season opener.
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Washington Senators Turn to New Roles and Park Upgrades
Manager Stahl enlists confident young players while veterans assist the club in lightening duties. Mullen and Nill show peak form, Cassidy and Jones impress in fielding and speed, and Kittredge shifts to umpiring. Park improvements underway as new season nears, with larger infields and enhanced entrances.
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Tobacco prices firm as Virginia markets open roads improve
Washington Post dispatch notes Virginia and North Carolina roads clearing after winter. Prices stay firm with sun cured tobacco holding value. 65 percent of Petersburg crop sold amid rising receipts. Danville and Lynchburg reports show mixed quality, with medium grades dominating and prices climbing. rumor of American Tobacco Co. management changes and a large independent sale to the trust discussed.
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Regatta Assigned. Baltimore to Host National Oarsmen Meet
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen executive committee set Baltimore Maryland as the venue for the annual regatta on August 11 and 12 with six votes for the Baltimore entry. The Boston Worcester and Baltimore clubs submitted applications for the event and the committee approved dates for several regional regattas across the spring and summer in cities including Philadelphia New York City Boston and Brooklyn.
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People's Regatta
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Long Island Rowing Association
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Middle States Rowing Association
Train loads of racers head to Benning from West and South
Long trains carry race horses from California the South to the Washington Jockey Club track at Benning for the spring meeting. Horses arrive from New Orleans Hot Springs Los Angeles San Francisco and Kentucky with more expected from Long Island. A Western contingent enters the East amid turf war between Corrigan and Condon prompting increased stewards vigilance and Pinkerton monitoring.
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Pinkertons
Yale Dominates Madison Square Garden Winter Meet
Columbia hosted the winter athletic meet at Madison Square Garden before about 4,000. Yale led with decisive wins including three intercollegiate relay victories and top marks in events such as the one mile national guard relay, two mile intercollegiate relay, pole vault, shot put, high jump, and sprints. Notable winners included Yale athletes W McLanahan and G. Bondage, and peers from NYAC and Irish American clubs.
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Legan
Le Droits Triumph in Duckpins League Streak
Le Droits duckpin team won a set of games from Columbia Title on Palace alleys Saturday. They have now swept the Fisher Company Lawyers' Title Company and Columbia Title Company in the district league race.
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Yale Training Table Set For Nine Rowers In March
Mew Haven March 18 nine varsity rowers including Capt Whittier Whitney Morse Chase H Scott Kincon Daly Weeks and Ortmeyer begin training at the university dining hall. They form the training table squad until after Yale’s May 6 race with Annapolis. Twenty six in the squad now with plans to add eleven more before final sixteen head to New London for Thames practice prior to the annual varsity race. Tomorrow Whittier and Coach Kennedy plan to take the launch for the first time this season.
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West Point Indoor Meet Honors Fourth Class First
West Point N Y March 19 The elev enth indoor meet under Army Athletic Association saw the fourth class win the most points and the third class second. The letter A was awarded to cadets Pritchett Watking Erwin Garey Hanton Weeks for earning the privilege in 1904. Ernest Graves received a football leadership tribute for athletics 901 1965. A base ball league is planned at Graf ton W Va with a stock company and a state league proposed including Graf ton Bking Clarkburg Parkers Bess Mereenth Sistersville.
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Washington Post
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YACHTSMEN PREPARE FOR POTOMAC SEASON AT CORINTHIAN CLUB
Yacht owners along the Potomac revitalize their vessels after a long layoff. At the Corinthian Yacht Club HQ on F Street NW, enthusiasm grows for a busy season, with hopes for relief from gas tar on the river surface. Several boats are hauled out, including schooners and launches, as districts consider fresh action.
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Tourney to be Held Here by Southern Tennis Group
The Southern Lawn Tennis Association backed by Virginia clubs failed to move the Southern championship from the Bachelors' Lawn Tennis Club and Washington. The National Lawn Tennis Association awarded this year’s tournament to the home club for May 29 week. Bachelors' officers were re-elected at their University Club meeting. Women will be allowed morning play and one afternoon weekly with men. New York star Harry A Buchn will defend his title. Club urges success to ensure future events and notes the trophy may become individual property if another member secures a cup.
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Virginia
Bachelors’ Lawn Tennis Club
Washington
National Lawn Tennis Association
Bachelors’ Club
University Club
J Miller Kenyon
Herbert G. Dering
EH. Eveleth Whiting
Ralph W. Hills
Henry C. Spencer
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Ordway Schedule Includes Fourth Presbyterian Bout and Baltimore Defenders
Ordway public safety items face Fourth Presbyterian tonight at National Guard Armory. Next Saturday they meet Baltimore’s Defenders, city champions, in Washington, followed by dancing after each game.
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