Bloomingdale Athletic Club joins Capital City League
The Capital City League admits Bloomingdale Athletic Club to fill a vacancy created by Montiern Gelinas’ withdrawal. Manager Worley touts a fast, strong lineup with Lefty Weeden Bernie Day Green and a solid infield and pitching staff led by Croghan. Washingtons plan independent play while scouting local talent for a long season.
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Columbia Athletie Chi
Blurmingdale Athletic Club
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St Stephen's Insitute
Treat Woothe
Bloommedals Athletic Cub
Fast Company
Manas+t Warley
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Bernie Day
Green
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Mees
Mattox
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Turner
Feson Freeman
Brennan
Clear
Nichols
Meek
Orme
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Croghan
Washington Athletic Association
Harry Fox
Joe Campbell
Spencerian Business College
Byram
Norris
Tanglewooda
Gould Best At Tennis In Exhibition Match
Jay Gould amateur court tennis champion of the United States and England defeated Peter Latham professional world champion at the Tuxedo Tennis and Racquet Club by three sets to one. Latham won the first set 6-4. Gould won the next three 6-1, 6-2, 6-1 with his allroad service. Latham appeared fatigued and Gould used aggressive play to secure the victory.
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Tuxedo Park
Jay Gould
United States
England
Peter Latham
Tuxedo Tennis and
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Gould
Latiamac
Eustace H. Miles
Lathem
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Open Spring Racing Season at Benning with Berkeley Favorite
Eastern racing opens at Benn ing with the Benning Spring Handicap the fourth race. Berkeley is viewed as the likely post favorite though Draculum Greene and Graziallo draw strong support. Cavanaugh’s New York arrival stirs interest as officials pledge to curb bookmaking.
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Arlington
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New York
Union Station
John Cavaugh
Calkers
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Gotham
Pacific Coast
District of Columbia
Stafford
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Potomacs Enter Two Teams for District Championship Race
The Potomac Athletic Club fields two teams next Friday in the National Guard meet. The senior team faces M. C. A. for the18 year district championship while the junior team takes on Bloomingdale second. Readers near G B Bury's Pharmacy in Anacostia can leave want ads at The Post branches for prompt communication to the publication office.
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Sporting Sidelights. The three lamp league is Mill trouble
A compact sports brief notes disruption in a league tied to Mill troubles with a smoky chimney. Details are limited but imply performance or venue issues affecting competition. No specific teams or dates are clearly identified in the readable text.
Modern ready-for-service clothing offers tailored style and savings
In this ad style piece a shopper is urged to reject high priced custom tailoring. It proclaims a ready stock spring line that is as distinctive and well fitting as any tailor can produce, promising lower prices and satisfaction without the wait. It frames in fashion terms the superiority of mass produced garments over bespoke fittings.
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Washington
Auto enters Death Valley and spring baseball notes
Auto race coverage reports the Death Valley run by Burnett after sale to Tacoma and details Billy Gilbert ill in Houston with Cardinals spring series. French car No1 and German auto progress from Ogden toward the West with stops at Rawlins and Laramie as part of a cross country run.
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Houston
Tex
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New York Nationals
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Cardinals
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Utal
Mar
Browns
New York
Paris
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Robison
Tacoma
Nevada
California
Death Valley
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Great Salt Lake
Rawlins
Wyo
Laramis
Washington Wins Pitchers Battle In 2-0 Game
Washington defeated Wichita 2 to 0 in a cold 34 degree game. Kahee opened the second with a single, Kaplan stole second, and Kahoe scored on a mishandled throw. Isbell made his Wichita debut but had little impact on the opposing pitchers. The locals had a baserunner threaten in the seventh but failed to advance, as Hughes and Bayless were retired. The game featured a five minute delay after a mishap with a foul ball hitting the Washington bench. The teams travel to Topeka for the next two games starting tonight.
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Washington Post
Wichita
Tans
Washington
Frank Isbell
Chicago White Sox
Kahee
Hughes
Kaplan
Nichols
Kahoe
Kaphen Gong
Roy Peoples
Hendricks
Dick Bayless
Dayton
Cormack
Kaphan
Patten
Pennell
McNeal
Topeka
Evanson Sets Duluth Ski Record in Season Finale
Joan Evanson of Duluth broke the American ski record this afternoon with a jump of three in the last tournament of the season. The event concluded the season and highlighted Evanson as the standout performer from Minnesota.
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Duluth
Minn
Joan Evanson
Connie Mack Praises Team Ahead of Season Start
Special to The Washington Post reports Connie Mack expressing great confidence in his Philadelphia Athletics to begin the season strong. He credits favorable weather and a solid training trip, noting Moran's improvement and solid performances by Jack Coombs at right field and Reybold's return. Pitchers Durham Maxwell Schutzer Carter and Rube Vickers are viewed as the leading arms among the exhibition squad, with 34 on the return journey including 24 players.
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Hoosiers
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Jack Coombs
Reybold
Coombs
Gonhie Mackatll
Durham
Maxwell
Schutzer
Carter
Rube
Vickers
Arthur Irwin Signs Georgetown Player for Local Union League
Arthur Irwin, manager of the Union League club, arrived in Washington and met with President Hart and Secretary Helm to discuss progress on the grounds. He signed Morton Burdick of Georgetown University as an outfielder and added Ed Lynch, Charley Atherton, and Watty Lee to the roster as exhibitions are set for April 18 to play Ball Tote. Irwin plans to depart for Philadelphia tomorrow.
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Washington
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Helm
Irwin
Morton Burdick
Georgetown University
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Ed Lynch
Bese
Wilmington
Charley Atherton
Buffalo
Watty Lee
Georgetown
Willard Hotel
Philadelphia
Spring Garments In The Newest Effects At $18 And $20
Advertises spring garments priced at 18 and 20 dollars. Highlights stylish design, faultless fit, and contemporary effects. Targeted to shoppers seeking quality clothing this season.
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National Theater
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Washington Union League
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Sporting and Athletic Goods
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PA. Ave
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Columbia Tailoring Co
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Royal Pilsen Beer
Drury Brewing
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Hopkins Tailoring CO
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Suypay Post
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