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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1916

Page

13

Another Pitching Star To Be Given a Try-Out

A tryout for a new pitching prospect is planned in Charlottesville on March 20. Scouts from the Nationals expect a 5 ft 11 in, 165-pound pitcher with speed and a strong pull on a spitball, plus solid control. The coach, Shannon, sought authorization to bring the player on for evaluation and potential minor-league development.

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New Top Coat Impresses With Oxford Gray Distinction

The smartest model from our designers features Oxford Gray body fitting a button through silhouette with braided edges and slash pockets. No lining, silk yoking and silk sleeves define the luxury. Distinctive styles, from our own garments to Aquascutum London made pieces, showcase both extreme and conservative options.

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Willard Compared to Jeffries by Corbett After Workout

James Corbett says in New York that Jess Willard looked as capable as Jeffries once did, during a tour at Pioneer Sporting Club. He notes Willard's speed with the left and his strong right hand, plus superior reach and defense, and predicts Moran must outperform to beat the champion. Corbett sees Willard as an even match with Jeffries on many points.

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Moran On Edge In Training For Willard Bout

Frank Moran appears volatile and ready for confrontation as training sessions with Kendall and McKinnon unfold. A tense dressing room scene includes an intruding doctor and a taunting crowd, with Moran denying privacy and declaring a move to Japan after the fight. Gov Fielding signed amateur boxing legalization in Trenton as a separate item. Cincinnati report notes Charley White defeats Matt Wells in a ten-round no-decision bout.

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Willard Adherents Confident But Not Betting Odds

New York March 20 Enthusiasts back Jess Willard to defeat Frank Moran next Saturday night yet provide only modest odds. Willard led by size and reach, Moran money flow grows as fans seek fair odds. Local sports writers split, with Willard unlikely to sustain a heavy favorite status despite advantage.

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Astroges Win Easily After Tying a Game

In Charlottesville on March 20, the Astroges defeated Altrocks 8 to 2 after tying 3 to 3 in the morning game. Griffiths helped by a two-run hit off Rondeau and Bentley pitched seven strong innings over two days, with Shanks delivering two triples.

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Sunday School basketball league games feature injuries and tight margins

Peck Chapel beat Keller 29 to 13 and Christ Lutheran edged Epiphany 19 to 18 in rough Sunday School League play. Three players were injured in two games, including a collision that left Epiphany’s captain unconscious.

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Count on Six Clubs for Departmental League Meet

Secretary 4 A Ormabs of the Departmental League announces a circuit meeting at the Bibbitt House Wednesday after noon at 4:30. All club representatives from Lastear are expected. Last year’s clubs may drop. Treasury prospects uncertain due to franchise bid by the Bureau of Paper. The league likely includes Agriculture champions of the District, South Union Printers, Interior Bureau of Engraving, War, and possibly Labor or Post Office.

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Federals lose twice in Noel House league double header

The Federal quint suffered two losses in a Noel House Basketball League doubleheader. Royals beat the Federals 26 to 10 in the opener, then the Americans defeated the Federals 2 to 1. Key scorers included Olver Thiele Talbert Marto and Noone, with Brockwell and Spindler cited among players and Mr Haas refereeing the first game while Mr Hats oversaw the second.

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