Bloomingdale Athlletic Club Admitted to Capital City League
The Capital City League admitted Bloomingdale Athletic Club to fill a vacancy caused by Montiern Gelinas withdrawal. Managers Worley and Croghan discussed schedules, with Bloomingdale expected to be a strong, fast team featuring Lefty Weeden Bernie Day Green and a solid pitching staff led by Camaller Nau Mees Mattox Le Mat Turner.
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Gor Evnmint Printing Office
Columbia Athletie Chi
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Bernie Day
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R Street
Camaller
Nau
Mees
Mattox
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Turner
Feson Freeman
Brennan
Clear
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Meek
Orme
Gould Best At Tennis In Exhibition Match
Jay Gould amateur 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 led 6-4 in the first set but Gould dominated the remaining games with a strong allroad service and aggressive play. Latham appeared fatigued as Gould captured sets 2 4 and 6-1. The event followed Latham’s earlier victory over Eustace Miles in straight sets.
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Tuxedo Park
Jay Gould
United States
England
Peter Latham
Tuxedo Tennis and
Tnee Zeta
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Latiamac
Eustace H. Miles
Lathem
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Opening Day at Bennings Sets Stage for Eastern Racing Season
Berkeley favored in the Benning Spring Handicap with several rivals in pursuit including Draculum, Greene, and Graziallo. The Cavanaugh special from New York arrives with turfmen while Pinkertons extend censorship to prevent poolroom leaks. Officials for the meet include Mars Cassidy at the barrier and Clarence McDowell as presiding judge.
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Wo Corporation
Meet
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Clarence McDowell
Joseph A. Murphy
H. G. Crickmore
Pinkertons
Asa
Rogym
Potomacs Enter Two Teams In District Meet
The Potomac Athletic Club fields two teams next Friday in the National Guard meet. The senior team faces the M. C. A. team to decide the eighteen year old District championship. The junior squad plays Bloomingdale second team. readers near G B Bury’s Pharmacy or The Post offices may leave want adverts for prompt communication.
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G. B. Bury
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Sporting Sidelights. The Three Lamp League Mill Trouble
The item notes turmoil in a local league described as the three-lamp league amid a smoky chimney scene. It highlights confusion around teams, scheduling, and rising tensions affecting games and standings.
Modern ready for service clothing offers value
The feature touts affordable garments that rival tailor made fits without the extravagance. It argues against high prices and delays, promising distinctive style and perfect fitting spring stock now available.
Auto enters Death Valley and spring baseball notes
Billy Gilbert, St Louis second baseman, ill with fever in Houston. He will miss spring coverage for the Cardinals. An American car race from Ogden to Death Valley sees Outfelder Burnett sold by Robison to Tacoma and then run toward Nevada and California. The Italian car No1 led Rawlins to Laramie and will continue through the night toward the Great Salt Lake region.
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Rawlins
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Washington Wins Pitcher Battle in 2–1 to 0 Game
Washington defeated Wichita 2 to 1 in a chilly 34 degree game. Kahee opened with a single, Nichols coverts, Kaplan stole second, and Kahoe scored on a poor relay. Isbell made his Wichita debut but contributed little against strong Wichita pitching. The team heads to Topeka for upcoming games.
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Chicago White Sox
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Washington Post
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Kahee
Hughes
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Kaphen Gong
Roy Peoples
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Warner
Matt Hughes
Or Edwards
Evanson Sets New Ski Record in Duluth Event
Joan Evanson of Duluth broke the American ski record this afternoon with a jump of three in the final tournament of the season, marking a standout finish in the season.
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Connie Mack Pleased With Exhibition Season Start
Special to The Washington Post from Memphis Tennessee dated March 22 reports Connie Mack expressing great confidence in the Philadelphia Athletics as they begin the season. He praises the team’s form due to favorable weather and strong practice during a training trip. Mack notes Moran’s improvement, confirms Jack Coombs as regular right fielder, and lists pitchers Durham Maxwell Schutzer Carter and Rube Vickers among the best. The homeward party includes thirty four people, twenty four players.
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Arthur Irwin Signs Morton Burdick For Local Union League
Arthur Irwin, manager of the local Union League club, met with President Hart and Secretary Helm in Washington and visited the grounds. He signed Morton Burdick of Georgetown University, an outfielder who played semipro baseball last summer, to join Ed Lynch and Charley Atherton among signees. Other players include Watty Lee. Irwin plans exhibition games in April with Ball Tote and will leave for Philadelphia.
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Bese
Wilmington
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Buffalo
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Georgetown
Willard Hotel
Philadelphia
Spring Garments Prominently Priced at Eighteen and Twenty
A catalog note highlights spring garments priced at 18 and 20 dollars. The items are described as stylishly made with flawless fit and the newest effects.
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