Washington Baseball Team's Virginia Training Camp Recap
Charlottesville March 19 The Washington club's first Virginia visit featured a rest day and a scenic tally ho ride to Monticello The trip excitement plus manager Stahl's praise for a hard week of work sets the tone for improved team play Batting development and pitching depth are emphasized as key to the upcoming season with Heydon and Kittredge highlighted among the improved catching corps The piece notes strong training quarters and a tougher schedule ahead including games with Virginia University and major league clubs
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Kittredge casts new role as arbiter on Washington team
The Washington club rounds out its pre season with Kittredge umpiring two days of college games, showing a broader role alongside players like Mullen, Cassidy, and Shaughnessy. Manager Stahl weighs roster choices including Cassaday and Keeler type players as Clarke seeks a release option amid park improvements and weather delays.
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Tobacco Prices Firm as Good Figures Drive Market
Virginia and North Carolina roads open after winter easing tobacco shipments. Industry rumors swirl over a major independent sale to a trust and a resignation at American Tobacco Company. Petersburg and Danville report 65 percent sold with prices holding, while Lynchburg notes lighter receipts yet strong prices for dark lugs and leaf.
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Regatta to Baltimore for National Amateur Oarsmen
At the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen meeting the committee selected Baltimore Maryland as host for the annual regatta on August 11 and 12 after accepting three applications from Boston Worcester and Baltimore. Other regatta dates were approved including May 27 Philadelphia Harlem May 30 Philadelphia June 17 Boston July 4 Philadelphia July 20 Brooklyn and September 4 New York City.
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Train loads of racers head for Benning from West and South
Special to The Washington Post reports long trains carry race horses from New Orleans Hot Springs Los Angeles San Francisco and Kentucky to the Washington Jockey Club track at Benning. Western entrants join the East after turf war between Hd Corrigan and John Condon. Pinkertons will monitor horsemen as a growing field arrives for the spring meeting.
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Yale Athletes Dominate Madison Square Meet at Yale Night
Columbia hosts a winter athletic meet at Madison Square Garden drawing about 4000 spectators. Yale wins most events including three intercollegiate relays and key track marks such as 3:33 for the one mile intercollegiate relay and 11 feet 3 inches in the pole vault. Notable victors include L E Fearerback, J Ryan, and G Bondage representing major clubs and colleges.
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Le Droits Triumph in District Duckpins Race
Le Droits duckpin team defeated Columbia Title on Palace alleys Saturday to clinch multiple sets. They now lead the district race with wins over Fisher Company Lawyers' Title Company and Columbia Title Company. Scores unavailable.
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Training Table Installed for Yale Rowing Squad
Nine members of Yale’s varsity rowing team are placed at the training table in the university dining hall. Capt. Whittier Whitney Morse Chase H Scott Kincon Daly Weeks Ortmayer join the squad, with plans to augment to sixteen for New London Thames practice ahead of the May 6 Annapolis race. Tomorrow Whittier and Coach Kennedy plan to take the launch for the first row of the season.
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West Point Indoor Meet Honors Four and Third Classes
West Point in N Y March 19 the eighth indoor meet under Army Athletic Association saw the fourth class lead with the most points while the third class ranked second. Cadets earning the letter A for 1904 include Pritchett Watking Erwin Garey Hanton Weeks and Nese Watkins leader Ernest Graves honored for academy athletics 1901 1965. Baseball souvenirs and a Wield record holder note also appear alongside a proposal to organize a Graf ton West Virginia baseball league and a state league with several towns named.
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YACHTSMEN PREPARE FOR ACTIVE POTOMAC SEASON
Yachtsmen along the Potomac rev up for summer as the Corinthian Yacht Club reports renewed activity and boat overhauls at F Street NW. Gas tar runoff remains a pest to be addressed by the District Commissioners after last season’s efforts failed. Among boats hauled out are Ja net Glori Vesper Naomi Startle Tillie Bie D Scat FIA Ariel Francis Lulu B Sea Gulf Anything You Want. A 15 word Want Ad costs 1 cent a word.
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Tourn ey to be held here for lawn tennis championship
The Southern Lawn Tennis Association failed to move the Southern championship away from the Bachelors' Lawn Tennis Club in Washington. The National Lawn Tennis Association awarded the tournament to the home club for this year, with May 29 as the start. Officers were re elected at the University Club meeting. Women will be allowed courts with men one afternoon weekly. South ern champion Harry A Buchanan will defend his title. Success is seen as key to future events.
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