Milleres Fort Worth Open House Farewell Camp Cantillon
Special from Galveston Texas March 2 describes an open house at Athletic Park with the Nationals and Car nal Regulars in a farewell event. Tom Parrott, a former player now a musician, will lead a band while a detailed lineup of players from Washington and Minneapolis is listed for an exhibition. The schedule includes afternoon games, travel planned for a cross-country tour, and Cantney securing Aulyte Park for spring training. Chief Joe expects to attend Houston events. Micbride praised for his talent and character. Purna reports arm improvement. Burns to Springfield next week.
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Colts Lose Another In Ragged Eight Inning Setback
Washington Post Kans March 1 reports the Topeka team defeated Washington in a windy eight inning game. Poor pitching and ragged defense marked the contest with Wilson lasting five innings and Peterson seven. Washington heads to Kan for two games, while Topeka tallies breaks with key hits from Moe and Pollard, and Ma gnes.
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Virginia Beats Fishburne Military in Season Opener
Virginia defeated Fishburne Military Academy 9 to 8 in seven innings as Fishburne caught a train. Pearton and Cabavise anchored the defense. Pearson’s bases loaded triple sparked the offense. Bricker showed well at short. Hume and Madduk made key fielding plays.
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Midshipmen Triumph Over Gallaudet In Opening Game
Naval Academy opens baseball season defeating Gallaudet 11 to 3 in Annapolis. Four pitchers share duties with Cooper homering in second inning. Batter totals show Naval batsmen forcing runs on walks hits and errors, while Gallaudet struggles with fielding and control.
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Victory for Lafayette in slow college baseball game
Lafayette defeated Carolina 4 to 2 in an afternoon game in New York. Both teams traded runs early, then Lafayette capitalized on Carolina errors in the fourth to pull ahead, adding another in the sixth. Stewart starred for Carolina with strong fielding and Long led Lafayette at bat.
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Villanova's Schedule for 19M Baseball Unveiled
Villanova College announces a revised 19M baseball schedule managed by Moore. The slate lists March 27 Washington College and multiple East Coast foes including Delaware, North Carolina, Dartmouth, and Seton Hall. Several games shift dates with new opponents like Gallaudet and Holy Cross.
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Princeton Beats NYU 6 to 3 to Open Baseball Season
Princeton opened the baseball season in Princeton, N. J., defeating New York University 6 to 3. Heyniger held the visitors hitless through the first five innings while battering and fielding saw both teams score. Umpire Haseat presided as the game showcased early-season form and listed players include Batterlor Herniger Clarke Wilson Dawton Waxlon McDor Goreh Murphy and Fret ricky.
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Rice Starts Training For Georgetown Rowing Boost
Georgetown's rowing team gains a boost as Bill Rice, last year's captain, returns to competition tomorrow. Fellow players Califiower and Fred Rice are expected to join by Friday. Coach Wall has added a four to the boat lineup alongside the two eights, focusing on light rowing before building strength in the stroke.
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Cleveland Beats Macon 15 to 4 in Open Game
In Macon on March 25 Cleveland overwhelmed Macon 15 to 4. Newton started and was replaced after the second inning by Graney who entered after a coal incident. Graney pitched effectively. Bradley led at the plate with two sacrifices, a home run, and two singles, while Hickman hit as a pinch hitter. Battery: Newton, Graney, N Clark for Cleveland. Herpin, Becker, Coleman, and Stubble for Macon. NAPS DEFEAT MACON.
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Boxers in East Bout Ends in Draw at Armory Athletic Club
Matty Baldwin of Boston and Wildie Moody of Philadelphia fought twelve rounds to a draw. The bout, described as the cleanest and fastest in Boston in days, saw Moody start strong with left leads while Baldwin struggled with a cut face. From the seventh round Baldwin gained the advantage, pressing Moody with sharp body blows and hard rights as Moody retreated.
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Georgetown Triumphs In Seven Inning Baseball Win
Georgetown University baseball topped Tatholig University 7 to 3 in seven innings. Cantwell pitched well with nine strikeouts in six innings before Devine finished, while Montgomery recovered at catcher after two dropped third strikes led to two unearned runs. Eekenrode caught Dej ytrie.
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Fast and Exciting Contest Ends In Narrow 16-15 Score
In Philadelphia Georgetown Mayock MacDonald shine with stellar catches as Kennath and team stumble with seven errors. Chicago and Penn battle to a rare 16-16 stalemate with eight ties and a tight game decided by field goals and a squeeze play. Merva stands out for Catholic University with Mer va’s clutch plays and Heesler’s uneven throwing as Penn, Chicago, and Georgetown clash on a fast, error-prone day.
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Sporting Sidelights and Local Political Ties
Al Lawson backed by confidence in success as unity strengthens the group against Rube Waddell who claims local option would let him vote no. When business slows the national commission issues proclamations influencing local figures like Jemnie Sebring.
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Weckerly Shows Form In District League Action
Boston Americana president Taylor touts Cy Young as a rising star while others, including Jimmy McAlester and Josh Clarke, show promise in district league play. Highlights detail Cantwell’s pitching and Mayock, Hoage and Aringtons in key at bats as teams like the Waterbury squad and Georgetown vie for series wins amid varied league action.
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Virginia league adopts revised playing schedule in Roanoke
Richmond and Norfolk representatives join presidents and secretaries at a Roanoke meeting to approve a nearly completed revised Virginia league schedule. The session ran late but yielded a modified plan agreed by Wells Shaffer Grim and other owners from Lynchburg Danville Norfolk Portmouth and Roanoke, with no major issues left outstanding.
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Chicago Beats PennsylvanIa In Tight Basketball Finish
Several miscues marked the Western forward Page as Kennath pressed for a tying goal. Four second half ties occurred at 10 12 14 and 11 with Hoffman fouling Kennath who failed to level the score. Chicago scored the final basket as the gong rang to win 16 11. Key players include Kennath McNichol McCudden Selemer, Kiesfaber, McCuchen and Hoffman with refereeing by A Sheepe of Yale.
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Public Choice Eyeing 1A Fight in San Francisco
In San Francisco Cal March betting on the Nelson fight draws even money as public favorite Neeson trains hard at the quarters. Nelson weighed 135 pounds in the measured test while Attell weighed 124 pounds and Packey McFarland faces Britt with four days rest before their bout. Harry Elmore notes Packey plans four days off before his mate Britt. McFarland favored 16 to 9 or 19 to 8 by judges. Britt resumes work at Billy Shannon's quarters.
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Yale Crew Abroad Likelihood Diminishes This Summer
New Haven Conn Mer 25 There seems to be little likelihood of a Yale crew going abroad to England this summer if Yale wins against Harvard on the Thames in June In fall probabilities favored an invitation but now with Oxford and Cambridge possibly inviting Harvard and Yale to England Yale men feel sending a crew from both universities would seem an invasion As time passes no invitation news has emerged and Yale expects English universities to decide their own material before inviting others The delay reduces the chance of acceptance among Yale supporters
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Eddie Crowley to Fight Buck Talbert Tonight at Roadhouse
Promoters announce no police interference for the evening bout card at a nearby roadhouse. Eddie Crowley meets Buck Talbert in a fifteen round main event, with Bobby Baker slated to face Yommy Ward in a six round prelim. Leonard’s at Tenth and E Streets hosts the event, with doors opening at 8 o'clock.
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McKee Divorce Case Opens In Paris Court
The Hart McKee suit against his wife Mrs Tevis McKee and her father for damages for defamation resumes in a French civil tribunal. Labori, for McKee, claims the couple lived lavishly in Paris with a rent of 30 000 francs annually and 120 000 francs for decorating. He reads telegrams and letters, asserts McKee sought divorce in January, and defends against suborning witnesses while detailing the couple's costly lifestyle and personal entanglements.
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Washington Cycle Club Organized
The Washington Cycle Club was organized Tuesday night with P Hazelton elected president. A C Linn became secretary, H Cross treasurer, and A Massenio assistant secretary. The club aims to hold races in summer and may build an enclosed track near the city.
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Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills End Headache News The Card
A testimonial touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as fast relief for headaches with no after effects and no stomach upset. George W Saylor of Philadelphia says past use brought consistent relief over years and urges refunds if not helped. Two doses cost 23 cents and are not sold in bulk.
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Sima and List in An Odd Texas Teaser
Fragmentary OCR hints at a local note involving Sima and List, with unclear names like Leda Fatjiowing and Stonx-List 687. The readable words suggest a regional context in Texas and a dated or labeled item, but specifics are uncertain.
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Girl Burns to Death in Maryland Accident
Angerstown Maryland March 25 a five year old girl Helen Cunningham died after playing with matches in the road in front of the Fairview home of her father Charles Cunningham farmer. Roy the boy accidental burn caused by the flame catching clothing James Sandy saved the girl by plunging her into a horse trough but the injuries proved fatal four hours later leaving only her hat and shoes surviving the tragedy.
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Judge Moore rules tax on Southern Railway illegal in counties
The decision renders the tax against the Southern Railway in Buncombe and Mecklenburg counties illegal and resistible by taxpayers. It deems 350,000 in Buncombe and over 100,000 in Mecklenburg improper, while noting the bond terms for interest and sinking funds violated legal requirements.
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Hill Foresees Hard Times Over Railways
James J. Hill, in Washington, clashes with Franklin K. Lane of the Interstate Commerce Commission over railway prosperity. Hill predicts three months of sober facts will contradict Lane while urging restraint in comment. He cites heavy drafts on optimism and says Pennsylvania Railroad could not finance its men if possible.
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Sailors Riot in Norfolk After Assault on Two Men
Hundreds of United States sailors, intoxicated and disorderly, seized Union street in Norfolk after two Black men were assaulted. Police and Mayor Riddick with Chief Bousch restored order with a wedge formation. One officer shielded by a wall endured blows as ~twelve sailors were arrested.
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MAYOR-ELECT ARRESTED IN HARRISBURG SPEEDING CASE
Special to The Woebington Port Norfolk Virginia March 2 H S Meals mayor elect of Harrisburg Pennsylvania was arrested for speeding in Harrisburg with traveling companion W H Moody also charged Police officer Humphreys pulled a man from in front of the car to avoid a run down as the machine spun on two wheels Meals mocked the arrest saying he would sue the officer and planned perjury charges against Humphreys
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Prize Watch and Maryland's Part in War of Independence
The Maryland Agricultural College held a large anniversary in its auditorium honoring Maryland's role in the War of Independence. M. E. Tydings won the annual watch donated by B. F. Warner. Joseph Bratten delivered a wartime subject. Music and a literary program marked the event. report cites Mrs Nannie W Byers death in Rockville.
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Mow Ready Post Educational Contest Pictures on Sale
Fragmented notice states Nos 3 40 4 inclusive are on sale by mail with prize ties. A subset includes Pictures Nos 1 to 35 still available at the copy or by mail. The two editions combine Pictures ties 64 and related items.
Vanderbilt Silent as Wife Sails for England
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt, the wealthiest young American, declined to confirm a separation from Elsie French Vanderbilt. Mrs. Vanderbilt moved belongings from Oakdale Farm Newport to her brother Amos French in Tuxedo Park, with reports she will stay at Amos French’s home and later assist her niece Pauline French in a wedding.
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Gold Medal Flour Promises Quality From Finest Wheat
Since people eat bread, 365 days a year, the quality of flour affects health. Gold Medal Flour is made from the finest selected wheat. The process has been perfected through years of patient study by America’s greatest millers. They have toiled. You have but to buy.
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