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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1910
Page
15
Stein-Bloch has long aimed to let their garments be judged by their intelligent construction and tasteful styling rather than fashion demands. The style is conservative, with reliable fit and tailoring, plus economical pricing that shields buyers from expensive merchant-tailor fees and substandard cheap clothes.
A long, garbled preview discusses Ed Grillo and Jeffries in the run up to a 16th date, with speculation on who will lead and how plans may change. It references Delaney preparing Jeffries, potential absence, and concerns about backers, timing, and tactical fit amid uncertain squad leadership.
Georgetown faces Ursinus in a second big meeting of the season, with O Connor to start for the Blue and Gray and Horton leading the Ursinus attack. Despite a recent defeat, Georgetown eyes a comeback, aiming to win 2 PM kickoff as Bucknell’s Polaneil backs Ursinus behind the plate.
Fordham hammered Georgetown 21 to 7 as seven home runs sparked a blowout. Georgetown starters struggled with weak pitching while Fordham’s bats balanced power with timely hits, and Weyl Mahoney and teammates provided the bulk of the offense in a one-sided game.
Representatives from Phi Delta Phi and other fraternities met to form the Inter fraternity Baseball League at George Washington University. Officers elected: President St W Titon, Vice President O Tf forn, Secretary and Treasurer Kenneth T Marces. The effort follows university inaction to support baseball as a major sport despite available talent. Teams include Kappa Alpha, Delta Kappa Siem, Slama ti! Plu Sigma Kappa Pai Delta Pin Theta Delta Chi and Si Alpha Postian Avding. The season begins in the early part of the coming month with all games to be played on the White tat ellipse.
Princeton baseball opens a trip with a game at Richmond against Philadelphia National Team tomorrow. The squad will play the University of Virginia in Charlottesville and two games in Washington DC against Georgetown in a schedule guided by coach William J Clark and manager of Albany NY State League.
Readers express appreciation for the Metropolitan Idea clothing line and Parker-Bridget House. praise highlights new Fifth Avenue derbies TECK Footwear and Boys Shop selection. Easter wardrobe replenishment noted as higher quality and value.
Norfolk March report from special correspondent notes Dixie Walker sprained an ankle at practice and leaves for Washington, McAleer replacing Conroy at third base with Elberfeld stepping in elsewhere. Hovick reports to camp. others like Hardy, Walker, and Gustin remain under treatment or shadow uncertain returns as McAleer stresses speed and conditioning in spring work.
March 23 reports Cheags pitchers Wiis and Knapp traded to the Dinca Xebiclih of the Western League for Cutcher Muna, a maker. The move follows warm day practice routines with new curving pitches and rested squads.
Jack Johnson, heavyweight champion, spent hours in the Tombs after bail climbed from 1500 to 5000 due to no show by witnesses in a case against him. Pinder and others failed to appear, Judge Mulqueen delayed action and set future proceedings while Johnson pleaded his case.
The notice lists suits from eighteen to thirty five dollars, overcoats eighteen to thirty nine dollars, raincoats eighteen to thirty dollars, other makes from fifteen dollars upward, young men’s suits ten dollars and upward, and English slip on coats thirteen dollars fifty cents and upward.
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