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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1915
Page
13
A clipped notice indicates Yale crew appoints its captain, a Washington boy, amidst brief mentions of athletics and campus activities. The fragmented item references attendance, a local premiere, and surrounding school life details in a period newspaper style.
Fragmentary report summarizes spring training battles with scattered names and partial outcomes. Readable phrases indicate competition among players and positions as teams prepare for the season.
In the Upper Michigan Bowling Association annual tournament here today the Lake Linden five man team rolled 3035, surpassing the prior world record 3007. The previous record was held by the Grand Centrals of Hochester, set in a national event.
St Albans hosts Tome Institute in opener. Tome dominates with stronger offense and defense. Final score shows Tome ahead as St Albans struggles with fumbles and miscues under rainy conditions.
The TriState league ends with all players declared free agents following a post meeting decision by president Moottraham and league representatives. Clubs like Harrisburg Allentown Trenton Reading Wilmington and Lancaster will pursue a fresh start while players may sign with any new team.
Pinwire oC bested Companys DD) of the engineers last night at the armory by a close margin. The game featured fast, hard plays and frequent substitutions as Wes Wheeler and Myers led scoring for the winning side while Hergman, Schwab, and Heise contributed key moments. The Engineers pursed a 20 minute highlight reel as officials managed a tense finish.
Apie ce Re Mode ye presents more styles of Mode Clothes this season than ever before. They claim quality surpasses prior springs, calling the suits masterworks. One and two button models appear in braided and plain English cuts with plain and fancy weaves and stapler effects.
Stanlet W. Williken reports in Charlottesville that Stevens shows marked improvement as a pitcher while Griffith manages practice amid sleet and snow. Young Stevens impresses, likely challenging for a spot. Ainsmith misses time with a cold, Amstrong back at first base once fit, and Lambeth Field prep shifts to Palm Beach conditions awaiting better weather.
The Sportlight notes the Boston Braves appear ready for a fast start with a strong defense led by pitching stars Rudolph Tyler and James and an improved batting lineup including Gowdy Schmidt Magee and Connolly. Johnny Evers and Fred Stallings emphasize speed, unity, and a level start to avoid late-season slips.
A detailed race program lists horses, odds, and outcomes across ten races. Notable entries include Admirals Daughter and Queen Maeve in early sprints, Trulane and Vesta in middle events, and Pride off Lismore in the feature. Final results show winners by race, with payouts, distances, and competing stables noted.
A fragmented OCR text lists numerous unclear names and places such as Juarez Enantree Sis Mallory Meda and Bird Man John Hurte with scattered terms like Manganese and Beulah Durm. The passage lacks coherent events or context across lines.
Miss Molia Bjurstede of Norway won the women's national indoor championship in New York defeating defending champion Miss M. Warner 6-4 6-4. Bjurstedt outplayed Warner at every stage and said she would play through American tournaments this season. Mrs Marshall Mclean and Mrs JF Weaver won the doubles 6-2 6-3 after defeating Miss Bjurstedt and Miss Florence Ballin.
The National Bowling Association secretary announced the opening date of the tournament has been postponed from March 27 to April 3. The event will be held at Grand Central Palace, New York, with entries closed on March 27 after requests from bowlers needing time to arrange teams.
In New Haven on March 14 the Eastern Baseball Association ratified its prior action in granting a franchise to the New Haven Hartford and Springfield clubs and received applications from Danbury Waterbury and Milton. Milton FP Baker of New York applied for a Danbury team and Thomas JF Pogalls president of the Fetese ety gave its informational league application for Waterbury. President James J. O’Rourke said the league would play out the season.
New York March 19 The executive committee of the United States Lawn Tennis Association met today to draft the national championship dates and entry rules. A proposal to create a Middle States section including New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland and the District of Columbia was approved, reducing Eastern regional doubles tournaments to one. Attendees included Wrenn president Noshins Torres Stevens Hoben Watson Washburn and other officials from Philadelphia Hoboken Boston and New York.
Western Basketers secured the Interscholastic basketball title yesterday afternoon at the MA by defeating Business 25 to 17 in a fast, hard fought final. Peine led Western with scoring from the floor and foul line, while Culigan Wise and Ray Wise contributed key points and defense. Business showed sharp shooting at distance but could not overcome Western’s early lead and late fouls.
Collegiate baseball in Washington opens today as Le Jowphs of Brilumore face George Fewnoan and the Hilltop Bela at the park. Carty will pitch for Cerdiage Town while Meadows of Mtst Josephs Qstar starts for the opposition. Both teams are in prime form as the season begins.
Ottawa golfers serving with English troops include Ed Legge at Winnipeg and other noted players in a wartime matchup. The fragmented text lists players, scores, and team totals across a drafty league table, reflecting a spirited but tangled record of games and standings.
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