Tigers Beat Virginia in First Southern Trip Game
The Tigers defeated Virginia 6 to 2 as Princeton won the opener of a southern swing. Reed’s miscue narrowly prevented a shutout, while Ike Bos and Warwick, Tiesd, and Reed starred on defense and infield play. Witmer pitched five solid innings for the Tigers with strong support from the infield and timely hitting by Cunningham and Hawse.
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Sports Comment Forecasts Big Turnaround for Local Team
Sporting columnist J Ed Grillo analyzes last season’s failures under Cantillon and predicts an improved lineup for the coming year. He cites McAleer Browne Gessier and Lelivalt as key veterans, notes intensified summer training at West Badges and Holy Springs, and expects stronger hitting and pitching with added work from Jeffries and sparring partners as the team aims for victory.
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NOYES SIGNS HIS MEN AND PRAISES MC ALEAR
Washington Nationals chief Neves praised the club as spring training opened in Norfolk. Reports said several players had not signed contracts, with Pitcher Groom among those completing formalities. Neves and manager Vi ney evaluated the squad, predicting a fast, spirited season and a first game against Norfolk State League at Richmond.
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Catholic University Tops Randolph Macon In Season Opener
Catholic University defeated Randolph Macon 9 to 7 to open the season in a close contest. Hoval Va Matow led with solid pitching and the defense stalled key rallies, while Feont and Hovel contributed timely hits for the winners.
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