Washington Virginia baseball game features solid fielding and late runs
Washington and Virginia split a dense exhibition with Washington winning 5 to 1 in nine innings. Huelsman drove in three bases and Stahls defense capped the game while Jacobsen pitched steadily. Weather interfered with practice as Washington prepared for West Virginia.
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Virginia
Roanoke College
Cassaday
Jacobsen
Washington
Graham
Council
Jones
Cassidy
Wood
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Stahl
Councy
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Rowe
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Framner
Hunter Hall
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Cassaday Stahl
Yputcher
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Kittredge
Staunton Defeats Augusta Military Academy 11 2 in Opener
Staunton Virginia March 23 The Staunton baseball team defeated Augusta Military Academy Fort Defiance by 11 to 2 in Staunton s season opener. The special to The Washington Ros notes the early win as a solid start for the Staunton lineup.
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Washington Ros
Staunton
Augusta Military Academy
Fort Defiance
Amateur Baseball Seeks Teams Aged Ten to Twelve
The Athletics of the Northwest have organized and would like to hear from teams averaging ten to twelve years. Address Alex GI, 2314 First Street. The lineup includes A Gill catcher H Buckley D, A Landveight at bat W Yates third base Tf Collison third base EB Bigelow, Weber God Hawkins in outfield.
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Alex
First Street
A. Gill
H. Buckley
A. Landveight
W. Yates
Tf .Collison
EB. Bigelow
Weber God Hawkins
West Virginia University Baseball Sails for Southern Tour
Morgantown WV March 3 The West Virginia University baseball team with fifteen players left for the first southern trip in school history The lineup includes Groninger Hall Staub ley Seay McCarthy Kell Hertzier Mason Bayliss Stricker Seay Cole Wayman and McCauley The schedule lists games against Woodberry Forest Academy Charlottesville Washington and Lee Lexington Blacksburg Roanoke Salem Roanoke and Lexington with dates in late March and early April.
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Washington Post
Morgantown
W. Va
West Virginia University
Groninger
Hall
Staubley
Seay
McCarthy
Kell
Hertzier
Magson
Bayliss
Stricker
Cole
Wayman
Practice Game Today For Commissioners Meet Washingtons
Capt Harry Colliflower of the Commissioners Club selects a local amateur team to face the Washingtons on April 7. A practice game is set for this afternoon at Fourteenth and A streets northeast with Pat Dowling at first base and Rube Clarke likely pitching. Daily workouts begin Friday to build strong team cohesion for the upcoming meeting with professionals.
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Commissioners
Washingtons
Harry Colliflower
Commissioners’ Club
Pat Dowling
Georgetown University
Wilmington
Rube Clarke
Collistoner
Corcorans Beat Notable Newark Team 67 to 34
Washington's undefeated Corcoran Cadets crushed Newark of Baltimore 67 to 34 in a National Guard gym match. Willie Handiboe scored 18 goals, Hice added eight, and Stewart Frantz on a unicycle entertained between halves. Final line shows Corcorans leading throughout with strong defense and fast breaks.
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Corcoran Cadets
Newarks
Baltimore
National Guard
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Mnewarka
Willie Handiboe
Corcorans
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Stewart Frantz
Posluibus Monarks
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Russell Draeger
Zimmerman Chism
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Vogelsang
Russell
Pool ship's goal shy' will thy it again to day
Crowds at the Battery expected an excursion aboard the Mount Desert to a New Jersey coastline cruise. bets formed as 500 tickets, $1 each, remained unused after late word of a missing deep sea permit and insufficient coal halted the trip. authorities and alleged managers Winter and Dow faced questions over the misadventure.
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Costello's Charmed Life After Eighty Foot Fall
St Paul March 2 After an eighty foot fall from a bridge falsework Costello survived with no permanent injury. He was repairing a high bridge over the Mississippi River when he fell struck a barge and landed in shallow water then was rescued and hospitalized. Earlier that year he fell sixty feet on another job but escaped serious harm after landing in soft clay.
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Mihn
Jamey Goxtetlo
Costello
Mississippi River
Smoke fines fall on Col Staples at Police Court
Hive law violations were charged against Orren G Staples proprietor of the Riggs House and the National Hotel. He pleaded not guilty and paid fines totaling 76 dollars after Judge Scott heard testimony. Staples said he spent about 10 000 dollars on a new smoke consuming device and asked commissioners to overlook violations during installation. The Public Printer Frank Falmer faced three smoke law violations and was to be tried after adjournment requested by government counsel.
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Orren G. Staples
National Hotel
Scott
Staples
National
Frank Falmer
Government Printing Office
Corporation
Pugh
United States
Mullowney
The Columbia Canoe Klub Builds Upper Potomac Clubhouse
The Columbia Canoe Klub forms a new sports club on the Upper Potomac with a two story clubhouse featuring a veranda, living room, kitchen, and sleeping quarters. Members aim to set a long distance travel record, praising the sport’s rising Washington popularity and new electric road access. Founding officers include L. B. Schreirer commodore, G. Le Roy Livingston treasurer, J. Thouncey Pugh secretary, with members Frenz J. Heberger James S. Burrass Robert P. Burrass George Wilcox Rabb J. Williams F. B. Devereux and Benjamin G. Stewart.
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Potomac
Eolumbia Tanoe Klub
Washington
High Island
Sycamore Island
Columbia Kanoa Klub
Virginia Hills
Humber
Cumberland
Colonial Beach
Maryland
Columbia Oe Klub
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Commodore
G. le Roy Livingston
J. Thouncey Pugh
Messrs. Frenz J. Heberger
James 8. Burrass
Robert P. Burrass
George ©. Wilcox
Rabb J. Williams
F. B. Devereux
Benjamin G. Stewart
Bell Escapes From Prison In Washington Timber
Albert F. Bell, a noted mail pouch robber, escaped from the United States prison on McNeill Island and fled into heavy timber near the facility. He had been arrested last April in Seattle for stealing a mail pouch and sentenced to two years, and previously escaped custody two years ago by jumping from a train.
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Wash
Albert F. Bell
United States
McNeill Island
Bell
Seattle
Denver
Philadelphia
Disciplinary Action Fines Police Officers For Disorderly Houses
New York March 23 Inspector George B Vitus once in charge of central inspection district was fined thirty days pay by Police Commissioner McAdoo for failing to close disorderly houses. Captains Robert A Tighe and John W OConnor were fined thirty days and fifteen days respectively. Titus is permanently relieved of command and must report daily to headquarters until reassigned.
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George B. Vitus
McAdoo
Robert A. Tighe
John W. O'Connor
Tighe
O'Connor
Titus
Worry Goes To the Stomach Remedy Claim Offers Free Trial
An advertisement touts Dr Shoop s Restorative as a nerve based stomach remedy. It promises free trials, outlines how worry and overwork damage stomach nerves, and urges readers to request booklets and place orders via their pharmacist.
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Singhe Bottis
Monocle Editor Remembers Comiskey at White Sox Park
The Chicago Record-Herald recalls an August afternoon when the Monocle editor met Charles Comiskey near third base at Booth Side ball park. Comiskey, a fierce competitor, urged a win for the team, greeting colleagues with cigars and a smile as he kept the White Sox pushing for victory through a crucial series with Boston.
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Callahan
Jimmy
Boston
Charles Comiskey
Comiskey
Dupbudue
Iowa
Mississippi
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Der
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Cincinnati
Pop Anson
Pop
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Minn
Shorty
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West Side
Jerry the Whittler Wanderer and World Champion Whittler
The Philadelphia Ledger profiles "Jerry the Whittler" a lifelong wanderer and self proclaimed world’s champion whittler. once a sailor then a cowboy in Montana and a cattle puncher in Oklahoma his journeys include a stint as a song and dance man in Belgium. he plans to trek Yellowstone and continue roaming rather than settle in Philadelphia this winter.
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Jerry the Whittler
Philadelphia
Montana
Oklahoma
Belgium
Dalma
Yellowstone Park
Way of the World and Famous Names in a Sunday Post Teaser
A fragmentary note references The Way of the World and Judge Claude along with Angelina Murphy and Farola Sht. It hints at noticing a dime and keeping secrets while promising a future edition of the Sunday Post and a stronger forthcoming Jesus story for the Washington Favorite Newspaper.
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Sunday Post
Washington
Vram Judge
Claude
Angelina Murphy
Farola
Jesus
Washigen
Winnipeg Commerce Over Beauty Defines a Prairie City
Manitoba's capital is described as a fundamentally commercial city with broad public life and rapid wholesale growth. Despite lacking picturesque age, Winnipeg is portrayed as earnest, practical, and expansive, serving a vast western empire and signaling progress through new brick blocks and rising heights. A second piece discusses telephoning aided by a phonographic attachment, automatically replaying messages for a Mr. Jones when away.
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Winnipeg
Prairies
Mr. Jones
Some Facts All Should Know About This Article of Diet
A New York Tribune piece explains eggs as a universal staple with variations among birds, notes yolk and white compositions, and outlines digestion times for raw, soft boiled, and hard boiled eggs. It argues eggs offer good nutrition but not as a sole diet and proposes eggs as a meat substitute and breakfast option over pork products.
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