Locals Beat Millers In Feature Nine At Washington
In a farewell nine inning game, the Nationals defeated the Millers 4 to 1. Pickering Street and Delehanty starred with timely hits and steals, O Brien misplayed a grounder allowing Kay to score, and Street and Delehanty connected for key runs.
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Pickering
Street
Delehanty
Kay Bunts
Minneapolis
O'Brien
Kansas City Wins Cantillon's Colts in Uninteresting Game
Special to The Washington Post Kansas City defeated Cantillon's Colts in Kansas City Missouri by a low scoring 4 to 0. Three early hits plus an error and base on balls produced all runs. Kinsey Brandon and Waad pitched three innings each for the Colts. Smith and Hughes worked for Kansas City. Durham March 26 Trinity defeated Randolph Macon 7 to 0. Gantt pitched, twenty seven men faced him, eight struck out, no hits. One man reached first, caught off sack. Carolina defeated Lafayette 3 to 0 at Chapel Hill. Carolina’s win followed a slower game but a better exhibition of baseball than yesterday.
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Washington
Seaton
Tex
Nationals
Millers
Chlet Resen
Nationala
Inez
Falkenberg
Joe
Tous Smit
Lattor
Falk
Kay
Duke Tong
Char
Pete O'Brien
Texas Fouguer
Geosure
Kates
Keely
Southsorter
Pickering
Blersdorfer Gasser
McBride
O'Brien
Street
Ganley
Pelmel
Dirlehanty
Blersdorfer
Oberlin
Grahan
See Street
Belding
Sosshington
Washington Mierpapers
Bevainrte
Graham
Falkenbs
Wetness Rans
Soehanty
Sion Baxe
Rich Gat
Falkenbers
Blorane
Gra
o—Street
Tock
Wastangte Minneapolia
Lilesanty
Usapire
Joo Velit Tame
Kansas City
Icansas City
Cantillon
Colts
Kinsey
Brandon
Waad
Smith
Hughes
Durham
Trinity
Randolph-Macon
Gantt
Carolina
Lafayette
Chapel Hil
N.C
Shipke
Warner
Kahne
Patten
Petersta
Karsab City
Hallmar
Kerwin
Beckley
Brashear
Cros Krueger
Kinser
Arandon
Wood
Totula
Isnsey
Warbington
Wand
OM Trandon
Acelfee
Hadlman
Brachea
Krueger
Croga
Brasiear
Becksey
Rashear
Beckie
Fughea
King
Dranda
Crisp
Om Smith
Branson
Om Wood
Owens
Zane
Rainey’s string shipped to Belmont Park from Engleside Farm
Paul J Rainey sent twenty three racing stock from Engleside Stock Farm near Charlottesville to Belmont Park. The lot includes twelve promising two year olds bought at Yattersalls for up to 4600 dollars. Notable names include De Mund T S Martin St Kevin Sanctus Star Gowan John Mars and Perseverance. Garth calls it the best string he has ever had and notes their excellent health and form.
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Charlottesville
Paul J. Rainey
William Garth
Engleside Stock Farm
Belmont Park
Garth
Mr. Rainey
Garthl
Yattersalls
de Mund
Rainey
T. S. Martin
St. Kevin
Sanctus
Soll
Hephaestus
Star Gem
Nethermost
Hay Bolt
Ste Nixon
Olga Nethersole
Palboa
Watercrest
Uam
Lady Lucian
Magellan
Sir Dixon
Cremorris
Cervem
Celt
Star Shoot
Blue Dayube
Terpsichore
Feton
Kismet
Thetis
Loudoun
Imp
Madison
Lou Dudley
Mendosa
Fatherless
Eliza Russell
Notes From Camp Cantillon Weather Tales And Talks
Cortinious heat tires fas Mbier this morning as sun scorches players. Dave jokes about endurance while Crirley Shert speculates on a weak performance and judges watch the game. Jae inquires about updates from CIE sinkenstilp as Jon Delehanty works hard, described as the opposite of worst tempered.
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Sarsant
Jae
Cie Sinkenstilp
Ettier
Jon Delehanty
Infielder stories and training notes at Athletic Park
The report notes players struggling to make weight, with Street and Pickering hitting early homers and Gary Herrmann jokes about cross-team alliances. It mentions 54 men in uniform, Altizer tired after eight innings, and Lillian Russell entertaining spectators including the two teams.
Virginia Dominates Miller School 15 to 0 in Slow Contest
Virginia handed Miller School a 15 to 0 defeat in Charlottesville. Pitcher Douglas lasted three innings with one hit allowed before Wilmer followed. Hoff Cabantis and Bricker each had three hits. Williams replaced Cabantis in right field as Virginia committed only one error. Sugong warmed up. tomorrow Virginia faces Toronto Eastern League team with Kilroy Mitchell and Connelly pitching.
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Washington Post
Charlottesville
Virginia
Miller School
Pt. Hoff
Cabanias
Bricker
Williams
Feld
Cabantis
Backatop
Virgina
Toronto
Kilroy
Mitchell
Connelly
Holy Croga
Middies defeat St John’s in 7-1 college baseball win
The Naval Academy beat St. John's 7 to 1 in Annapolis. Navy broke a 1-1 tie in the sixth and eighth innings as St. John's miscues helped the midshipmen pull away. Van Alen allowed two hits and Robinson drove in several runs for Navy.
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Washington
Annapoels
Naval Academy
St. John’s
St. John's
Navy
AE Naval Aoad
Oal NeAlphino
Wilson
Caulk
el Hambach
Jawat Baldwin
van Anken
Willis
Johns
Navel Acads
Hambech
Bisles
Beachit Tange
van Alen
Wilts
van Auren
Willy
van Auken
Ausin
St. John
beser—Naval Academy
1. John's
Mr. Coldflower
Lewis Wins Fight In Fifteenth Round Decision
Special to The Washington Pot Baltimore March 2 Harry Lewis defeated Terry Martin in a fast fifteen round bout at the Eureka Athletic Club. Referee Jack McGuigen ruled a decision in favor of Lewis who was the aggressor throughout. Martin rushed often but faded after mid bout, with Lewis twice flooring him in rounds eight and? five and six the only rounds where Martin had clear advantage. Both fighters stood at the end, Lewis in better condition and the stronger finisher.
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Washington
Baltimore
Mar
Harry ‘Lewis
Terry
Martin
Afteen
Eureka
Jack McGuigen
Fey Gaye Otha
Lewiat É Lewis
Harry
Atmptyj
Lewis
Gurley Athletic Club to clash with Bloomingdales in two mile relay
National Guard meet set for tonight at the armory on Seventh Street and Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest. The program opens with a 50 yard novice race at 7 45 p m open to Guard members. Featured race pitts Gurley Athletic Club against the Bloomingdales in a two mile relay, with other attractions including tight rope by Even King of the Silver Wire acrobats by the Del Ray brothers and a welterweight duel between Jon Turner and Fred Hoover. Indoor meet marks final event of the year.
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National Guard
Armory
Seventh Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Guard
Washington
Royce
Schlosser
Young
Smithson
Bopp
Crack Gurley Athletic Club
Blnemingdales
King
del Ray Brothers
Jon Turner
Fred Hoover
Explosion at Fort De Soto Destroys Key Station Buildings
A gasoline explosion at Eggmont Key near Fort De Soto wrecked three buildings at Lis Jet Station. A soldier named Mark Ryan was probably fatally burned, and Captain Ira Washington, a pilot, was seriously burned. The fire was checked before fortification and officers quarters were endangered.
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Tampa
Pla
Eggmont Key
Fort de Soto
Lis Jet Station
Mark Ryan
Ira Washington
Government Takes War Ship Idaho Commission Soon
The battle ship Idaho was formally turned over to the government today by the Cramp Ship and Engine Building Company at its yards. It was towed to the League Island Navy Yard and will shortly be placed in commission.
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Idaho
Philadelphia
Cramp Ship and Enging Builing Company
League Island Navy Yard
Ex Army Captain Indicted Over Stolen Quartermaster Checks
Federal grand jury returns indictment against Daniel Keller a former U S army captain accused of stealing quartermaster checks from Capt William Wiegel at Fort Sheridan. Movements of naval vessels listed include Mayflower at Wicksourg Dolphin Norfolk Denver Swa Navoo Blagdalena Bar Balted Whipple Hopilis Toll Lawrence Stewart Truxtun Arethusa from Panama St Louis from San Francisco Tennessee Weekington California from Redondo Oal.
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Fort Sheridan
Chicago
Daniel Keller
United States Army
Keller
William Wiegel
Mayflower
Wicksourg
Return
Bremerton
Dolphin
Norfolk
Denver
Swa‘ow
Navoo
Blagdalena Bar
Balted—Whipple
Hopilis
Toll
Lawrence
Stewart
Truxtun
Arethusa
Panama
St. Louis
San Francisco
Tennessee
Weekington
California
Redundo
Oal
Sheriff Foils Suitland Fight Crowd at Park
Sheriff Cole of Prince George’s County disrupted a fifteen round prize bout between Eddie Crowley and Buck Talbot at Suitland Park last night. A battle royal drew spectators, then a minor bout between Kid Whit and Kiria Foley prompted a mass arrest of Whitt, Foley, and Referee Janeries as deputies cleared the scene and the manager escaped to the city.
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Sheriff Cole
Prince ‘George County
Suitland Park
Eddie Crowley
Buck Talbot
Kid" Whift
Kiria" Foley
Foley
Janeries
Benniog
Kla" Whitt
Kid" Foley
Crowley
Naval Officers Orders for Duty and Assignments
A series of naval officer appointments and duties is announced. Capt W B Diehl ordered to duty fitting out the Idaho and command on commission. Commander G W Moeligey assigned as inspector of machines at Bissher Boller Company Ossining. Commander J L Jarne commissioned as commander in the navy from January 3, 1894. Commander R C Bitler commissioned as commander from duty 2, 1907. Lt Commander A L Willerd to duty aboard the Idaho and ordnance officer on commission. Lieutenant D Lyons commissioned to the navy from July 20, 1907. Lt F N Freemoy assigned fourth torpedo flotilla. Passed Assistant Surgeon P A McDonnold wait orders. Passed Assistant Surgeon A B Peck to home and wait orders. Passed Assistant Surgeon Stepp, burns, and wait enters. Passed Assistant Surgeon J A Rennall to the Denver. Assistant Surgeon H J Kelley to United States Naval Hospital Canacas P I. Assistant Surgeon I F Lawrence to naval station Tutuila Samoa and duty on the Annapolis. Assistant Surgeon Z P Haff to naval station Glengapo P I. Assistant Surgeon W H Short to navy recruiting station Oklahoma City OK. Assistant Surgeon S J Straeten to naval station Guam. Assistant Surgeon S L Higgins to United States Naval Hospital Cangeas P I. Assistant Surgeon M Rose to navy recruiting station Omaha Neb. Assistant Surgeon G L Wickes to navy recruiting station Denver Col. Assistant Surgeon M Lando to home and wait orders. Maj M A Show USM commissioned major in the United States Marine Corps.
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W. B. Diehl
Idaho
G. W. Moeligey
Bissher Boller Company
Ossining
J. L. Jarne
R. C. Bitler
A. L. Willerd
D. Lyons
Navy
F. N. Freamoy
Eddit Mander
P. &. McDonnold
A. JB. ‘Peck
Stepp
J. A. Reniall
Denver
H. J.kelley
United States Naval Hospital
Canacas
I. F. Lawrence
Naval Station
Tutuila
Samoa
Annapolis
Z. P. Haff
Glengapo
W. H. Short
Oklahoma City
J. Straeten
Naval
Guam
L. Higgins
Cangeas
P. I
San Francisco
Cal
M. Rose
Omaha
Nebro
G. L. Wickes
M. Lando
M. 4. Show
Tiited States Marine Corps
Promotions and duty changes in Army and Navy yard leagues
Military orders announce Lieut. Eldred Warfield's return to duty, revoke related orders, and detail new regimental assignments for officers from Eighteenth and Twenty-first Infantry. Also lists Navy Yard League activities, duties for Maj. Moore and others, and travel directives to Fort Losven Zen and Vancouver Barracks amid expedition preparations.
Military Assignments and Leaves Reported for Various Officers
The report lists officers relieved from duty and ordered to report to Fort Leavenworth Vancouver Barracks and other posts. Paymaster James Canby proceeds to Vancouver Barracks. Captain William Burt reports to the 19 Department of the Lakes in Chicago. Surgeon Thomas G. Morales is relieved and to San Francisco then Philippines. Captain Charles Brownlee reassigned to Philippine Islands. Maj. Alexander M. Davis to Columbus for subsistence inspection. Major G. Heard to Haven, Mass for evidence in trial. Leaves granted for Lieutenants Garrett Fravel De Cour and others, with extensions for Lts De Lofiis and Alexis Jounet. Maj. Bitan Chandler retired. Capt. Henry Gresleaf granted leave.
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Eldred C. Warfield
Geo
Adolpine W. Greely
Warfield
Minn
Edgar Hidenowr
Sixteenth Infantry
Wiliam Pauld- Departmental League
Ing
Roberta
Heuben Smith
Outen
Ant
Tantry
Chase Dastor
Infantr
Shopa Dlm
Peujding
Vamiman
Adams
Cra
Gol
Nichols
Fort Losven
Fowler
Auguste
Miller
Thirteenth Infantry
Moore
Vancouver Barracks
Wash
William
Borden
William Y. Banister
Tolala
Ter Cube
T Revoluter
Newman
Tewksworh
James D. Glennan
Jaap
Folliard
Farrow, Jr
Manila
P. L
Wegeker
HSL
Ceney Moss Ins
Smit
St SF
Enon
Doster
Fred L. Gerlach
Philippine Scouts
Department of California
San Francisco
Robert F. Woons
Coast Artillery Corps
James A. Shipton
Vieltx
General Electric Company
Pittafield
Mass
Geneel Electric Company
Schenectady
Simplex Electrical Company
Cambridge
Mnes
New York City
Safety Incubated Wire and Cable Company
Weat Bayonne
Frederick
I. Prick
Intentey
North Georgia Agricultural College
Dale~ Homege
Ezekiel J. Williams
Fort. Keavenworth
James’ Canby
Yvencouver Barracks
William HL Burt
Chicago
Department of Ie Lakes
Thomas G Molaies
U.S. A
Seventh Infantry
Fort Wayne
Midh
Philippines
Gherles ¥. Brownlee
Pacific Branch
United States Miliary Prison
Alcatraz Isindé
Cal
Philippine Islands
Alexander M. Davis
Columbus
CIA
John W. Heard
Sixth Cavalry
Haverbin
Mas
United States
Menuel M. Garrett
Tenth Infantry
Tm F
Fravel
Twenty-Fourth Infantry
William 2M
Henry & Gresleaf
Eurgeot
Nervine Restore Nervous Energy, Narrator’s Testimony
Broken down overwork and nervous strain affect the whole body. Dr Miles Nervine rebuilds nerve energy and supports the nervous system. A Lititz, Pennsylvania wife recovered from nervous prostration after using Nervine. money back if the first bottle fails. Miles Medical Co. Elkhart Indiana.
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Miles
Neryine
NEV
J. H. Hershry
Lititz
Miles Medical CO
Elkhart
Ind
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