Will Play Callahan in Good Standing Says He Is
A fragmentary sports column notes Callahan claims status and eligibility linked to Stahl with New York and mentions National League regulars announced, Keeley reform, and departure from Galveston. It chronicles spring training plans, team movements, and travel schedules including Fort Worth, Boston, and opening dates with Texas Leaguers and American Association teams.
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New York
White Sox
Nationals
Keeley
Galveston
Fort Worth
Tex
Colubus
Ohio
Louisville
Boston
Colts Turn the Tables on Tebeau Led Colts Rally
Special to The Washington Past Kansas City Mo March 2. Seventeen hits, ten in two innings, powered the Washington Colts to an easy victory over the Tebeau aggregation. Cross sent in pitchers, but the Colts banged hits from single to triple as they built a lead. Patten and Wilson pitched effectively for the Colts, while Werth and Brashar contributed in fielding and timely hits. The game featured good defense, dusty conditions, and several notable plays including three-base hits and sacrifices.
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Kansas City
Washington Colts
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Wilson Minnatt
Tad Bern
Ds Feentes
weses—Patten
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Wild Prted
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Vinpro
Mr Opene
Bartley May Play Here as Athletics Pitcher Moves
The notice reports Bartley May of the Athletics was released to New Orleans and is practicing with a Pennsylvania team at Franklin. It notes he refused to stay with New Orleans and hints at signing with a Washington league club. The piece mentions Easton and Oakridge institutes and the Cone Athletic Park game ending 7 to 6.
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Washington Post
Philadelps Ia
Bill Barties
Athletics
New Orleans
Pennsylvania
Franklin
Outlaws
Washington Cimon League
Syerlal
Washington
Ron
Greensboro . C
Marishatan Ottoiiiersity
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Oakringe
Toronto Trims Virginia in Opener as Honaker Shines at Short
In Charlottesville Virginia, March 2 1927, Toronto defeated Virginia 9 to 3 in the Eastern League opener. Honaker starred at short for Toronto with a standout game, while Virginia’s infield changes backfired. Susong pitched six innings for Virginia allowing only four hits but walking six. Toronto heads to Lynchburg next, while Virginia struggles with fielding, and misplays fuel the loss.
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Washington Post
Charlottesville
Mar
Pronto Club
Viriginia
Schlafly
Washington
Maddux
Mitchell Kilroy
Convelly
Toronto
Pearson
Chicago
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Cockman
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Rucolpi
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Bricker
Jlatter
Honaker
Madlux
Iunner
Amherst Beats Washington and Lee in Open Season Game
Amherst College defeated Washington and Lee University 10 to 1 in the opening game of the season. Amherst started scoring in the first inning and pulled away with a steady assault, scoring four runs in the seventh. Batters Pennock and Dinone provided key hits, while Washington and Lee struggled with fielding errors and poor practice as the game was halted early due to darkness.
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Washington Postexington
Washington and Lee University
Amherst College
Washington and Lee
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Damanche
Washington
Lee Gwathmey
Ster
Lohn Jon
Varsity
Morrow
Congressionals Win Season Opener Over Active Athletic Club
The Congressionals of the Independent League opened the season with a 5 to 3 victory over the Active Athletic Club. Highlight plays included a double by Kramer and Aver and strong pitching by Thompson. Ferguson Fague 303 Massachusetts Avenue NE seeks responses from teams, amateur clubs, and interested parties.
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Aggies Face Georgetown In return With Maryland Tilt Today
Georgetown baseball again meets Maryland Agricultural College as Byrd the Aggie pitcher looks to repeat his strong showing from last Saturday. Duffy returns behind the plate after a week of medical duties, Devine to pitch, Courtney and Shafley adjusting the batting order, and the game slated for 4 o clock.
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William and Mary
Aggies
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Aggie
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Medhéel School
George
Devine
Courtney
Shafley
Grillo Discusses Racing Judgments and Benning Meeting Impact
The piece argues that line alignment at finish and umpire or judge position affects race outcomes and sports betting bias. It questions the necessity of Benning racing meetings for New York andBaltimore money flows, and questions efforts to reinstate players and coaches amid Chicago and national commission debates.
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Benning
New York State
Jockey Club
New York
Baltmoe
Washington
Laborites Defeated In Opening Dept League Game
Washington Athletic Association defeats Commerce and Labor club 6 to 3 in five innings. King starts for Commerce and Labor. Kinney and Byram also pitch as Green substitutes for Byram. Laborites optimistic about showing in the Departmental League race. Local baseball results and box scores follow.
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National Guard Indoor Meet Ends in District Triumphs and Laughs
The ninth annual indoor meet at the District of Columbia National Guard Armory drew packed stands as Company E Second Regiment won the relay and several events. Western Highs, Bloomingdale AC, and Arkansas Tremonts posted strong showings while an obstacle race through barrels drew hearty laughter from the audience.
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Lowe Again Disappointed in New York Bout Interfered
Tommy Lowe of Washington and Harry Scroges of Baltimore were blocked from the Washington Heights Athletic Club by police. The club could not open and no injunction papers were obtained in time. Next Tuesday night the Washington fighter plans to meet Scroges, with a rematch expected after their Baltimore bout.
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Washington
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Ban on Callahan Put by National Commission
Galveston Texas reports that Nationals manager Joe Cantillon received a telegram from Chicago barring James J Callahan from playing unless he applies for reinstatement and is cleared by the national commission. The Millers, scheduled to face the Sand Crabs, were informed there is no risk of playing Callahan while the ban stands.
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Georgetown Announces 1914 Football Schedule With Washington and Lee
Manager Lynch reveals Georgetown football schedule highlighting a Thanksgiving game against Washington and Lee at the hill school. The slate includes active foes like North Carolina A M College at Raleigh and Fordham in New York, plus a likely trip to Annapolis and a Virginia clash at Georgetown Field.
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Prize fighters in jail at Suitland Park hearing
Special to The Washington. Two boxers and referee James Janey were arrested by Sheriff Frank Hurd for prize fighting. They appeared before Justice J Alfred Ridgely, with Foley and Whip posting $400 bail and Dorey posting $300. bond in default would place them in jail.
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Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Ease Nerve Irritation
An advertisement extols Dr Miles Ant i Pain Pills for headaches neuralgia stomach ache and pains of any kind claiming they relieve nerve irritation without upsetting the stomach and without after effects. A Macon reader LA LINCH says they are the best medicine.
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