Washington club trains in Virginia amid rivalry and optimism
Charlottesville March 19 The Washington baseball club spent a strenuous first week in the South with hard work and growing team play Captain Hughes seeks revenge in the upcoming rivalry purse to be played tomorrow Pitchers Patten and Hughes are top names with young Heydon shown as a promising catcher Stahl praises progress and projects five weeks of development before the season opens with Virginia University on the schedule and two home weeks with major league clubs
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Kittredge Coaches Washington Minors Hopeful Roster
Management under Stahl relies on veteran players and a confident young core led by Kittredge as umpire and arbiter. Mullen and Nill show form, Cassidy and Jones pace fielding, Shaughnessy Cassaday compete for right field, Clarke seeks minor league option, and park improvements boost exhibition games as mud hampers Yale practice.
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Tobacco Prices Firm Amid Big Week for Virginia Markets
The Washington Post reports a strong tobacco market as roads open in Virginia and North Carolina. Prices stay firm for sun cured tobacco with body, while Petersburg and Lynchburg see 65 percent of local crops sold and sales around 2,000,000 pounds in Danville. Rumors swirl about changes at American Tobacco Company and a large independent sale to the trust.
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Baltimore Gets Regatta Date Set For August
At a meeting of the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen executive committee in New York the annual regatta was set for Baltimore Maryland on August 11 and 12. Three applications were considered from New England Rowing Association Boston Lake Quinsigamond Regatta Association Worcester and Patapsed Navy Baltimore. The Patapsed Navy won six votes Worcester three and Boston two. Additional regatta dates approved include May 27 Philadelphia Harlem June 17 Boston July 4 Philadelphia July 20 New York City September 4 and Boston September 4.
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Trains Bring Vast Runners to Benning Track
Long trains carry race horses from New Orleans Hot Springs Los Angeles San Francisco and Kentucky toward Washington Jockey Club events at Benning. Western entrants temper turf war with Corrigan Condon drawing renewed vigilance by stewards and Pinkertons tracking gamblers and cheats.
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Yale Athletes Dominate Madison Square Garden Meet
Yale wins multiple intercollegiate and club events at Columbia hosted winter athletic meet at Madison Square Garden. Notable results include Yale sweeping relay titles, L. E. Fearerback lifting shot put, J Ryan high jump, and G V Bondage A A U championships in two mile runs.
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Le Droits Win Duckpins Sets Over Title Teams on Palace
Le Droits duckpin team defeated Columbia Title on Palace alleys Saturday afternoon, adding to earlier set wins against Fisher Company, Lawyers' Title Company, and Columbia Title Company in district league race. Scores not provided.
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Yale Crew Begins Training Table Before Annapolis Race
Nine varsity rowers including Capt. Whittier Whitney Morse Chase H Scott Kincon Daly Weeks and Ortmayer start training table in Yale dining hall. The squad will expand after May 6 when eleven more join ahead of the Thames practice and New London varsity race. Whittier and Coach Kennedy plan first launch session tomorrow.
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West Point Indoor Meet Honors and Awards
West Point indoor meet results show the Fourth Class leading in points with the Third Class second. Cadets earning the privilege to wear the letter A include Pritchett and Watking with others named. Ernest Graves honored for athletics 1901 1965. Baseball league plans proposed for Graf ton W Va with a stock company forming and a state league hinted.
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Yachtsmen Prepare for Active Potomac Season
Yachting enthusiasts along the Potomac spring to life as boats are overhauled at the Corinthian Yacht Club near F Street NW. Enthusiasm runs high for a busy season while owners seek relief from river tar flow and press District Commissioners for action. Names of boats hauled out include Janet, Glori, Vesper, Naomi, Startle, Tillie, Bio D., Scat, FIA, Ariel, Francis, Lulu B., Sea Gulf, Anything You Want. A 1 cent per word Want Ad offer appears amid riverfront activity.
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Tourney Back At Local Club As Southern Meet Returns
The National Lawn Tennis Association awarded this year’s Southern championship to the Bachelors' Lawn Tennis Club here. May 29 week events will include women on court with men one afternoon weekly. University Club courtesy extended to visiting players. South ern champion Harry A Bucn of New York will defend his title. Cup ownership could shift if another member secures the trophy, affecting Washington’s future bids.
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Ordway Public Safety Team to Clash With Fourth Presbyterian
The Ordway public safety squad meets Fourth Presbyterian basketball at National Guard Armory this evening. Next Saturday they face Baltimore’s Defenders, champions of that city, in Washington. dancing follows each game.
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