Nationals Claim Second Win Over Phillies in Georgia Avenue Meet
Nationals defeat Phillies 5 to 2 in the second game of the series at the Georgia avenue ball yard. Griffith's club was paced by timely hitting, including Milan triple and Gandil contributions, while Cashion and Engel pitched solidly for the Nationals. Moeller, Milan, and Shanks drove offense as Philadelphia stranded runners, with notable double steals by the Nationals and Benched baserunners thwarted by tight fielding.
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Griffith
Cashion
Engel
Georgia Avenue
Nationals
Gaddy
Mattison
Dooin
Paskett
Becker
Lobert
Magee
Henry
Byrne
Foster
Guderus
Morgan
Smith
Gand
Moeller
Milan
Luderus
Irelan
Gandil
Luderous
Burns
Paskert
MoeNer
Wester
Gandll
Baseball Briefs From Cities See Openers Across Leagues
Baseball notes from St Louis Chicago Shreveport Fort Worth Jackson Miss and Orange Va recap spring openers and scores in multiple leagues. Schemes include NL and AL warmups in St Louis, Federal League plans in Chicago, Cad Coles sale, 9 5 Pittsburgh over Fort Worth in 11 innings, Detroit over New Orleans 3 0, Mississippi crowd at Washberry game, and Woodberry Forest beating McGuires Richmond 18 00.
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Woad
Fort Worth
Conselman
Harmon
Gibson
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Mears
Jordan
Jackson
Miss
Detroit Americans
New Orleans
Mississippi
Walker
Styles
Adame
Banville
Meine
Williams
Baker
Cathedral Beats Friends In 9 4 Victory At Satterlee Field
Cathedral School defeated Friends yesterday on Satterlee field 9 to 4. Holmes pitched well, limiting opponents to four hits and fanning eleven. The lineup featured Lockwood Crawford Fair Rust and Northrop among others, with Kilpatrick and Taylor contributing runs. Umpire Mr. Hamilton. Time of game one hour forty five minutes.
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Cathedral School
Friends
Satterlee Field
Holmes
Winnners
Cathedral
Lockwood
Crawford
OlSmith
Fair
Plaitier
Rust
OlGill King
Baal
Freland
Ireland
Kilpatrick
Northrop
Pierce
Saks
Miller
Mr. Hamilton
Ban on Fitzsimmons Bars Public Boxing in New York State
New York March 27 The appellate division of the supreme court affirmed the lower court order prohibiting Robert Fitzsimmons from boxing in public in New York State. The State athletic commission had ruled that at an advanced age he should not reenter public competition.
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Supreme Court
Robert Fitzsimmons
New York State
State Athletic Commission
Fitzeimmers
Austaina
Navy captain Jo Vaiden may miss season with broken ankle
Midshipman Jo Vaiden, captain and third baseman of the Naval Academy baseball team, likely out for the season after breaking his ankle in the opener with Swarthmore last Wednesday. Polo practice to form the defense squad starts April 4 at Nassauwood, N J.
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J. L. Vaiden
Navy
Sytetib
Washington Pos Amnar Md
Jo. Vaiden
Naval Academy
Nina
Swarthmore
Dhewan
Pitches a No Hit Game for Cluster Springs Academy
Cluster Springs Academy opened its baseball season by routing Danville High School 18 to 0. Chapman pitched a no hitter, facing 27 batters with two reaching first base on an error and a hit, both caught stealing. West Virginia Wesleyan beat UNC 9 to 2 in Chapel Hill.
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Washington Post
Cluster Springs
Cluster Springs Academy
Danville High School
Chapman
West Virginia Wesleyan
Chapel Hill
N. C
West Virginia Wesleyan University
University of North Carolina
Two College Games Set Today on Local Card
Local schedule lists Catholic University versus Swarthmore at Brookland and Georgetown versus Maryland Agricultural College as the Hilltop opener. Central High travels to Mannasas to face Eastern College while Business meets Alexandria High in Alexandria.
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Georgetown
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Mannasnas
Eastern College
Alexandria High
Alexandria
Opening for Athletics at George Washington University
Rear Admiral Charles H. Stockton announced that final action on the board of trustees recommendation to abandon intercollegiate sports was postponed until the executive committee meeting. The matter was tabled for investigation. next session may occur late next month. Stockton said he would support athletics if the standing debt could be canceled and backing for teams secured with genuine student and public interest.
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Charles H. Stockton
George Washington University
Stockton
Swarthmore Dominates Maryland in 17 to 2 Baseball Win
Swarthmore crushed Maryland Agricultural College 17 to 2 in Park, Maryland. Key players included Knodge, Coogan, Alderter, and Smedley for Swarthmore, with Alderter hitting a home run and Coogan driving in several runs. McHenry hurled for MAG while Smedley toed the mound for Swarthmore, as errors and timely hits defined the lopsided affair.
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Washington Post
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Maryland Agricultural College
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M.A. C
T . Dearstyne
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aQlDerrick
Harry, Inc
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Montg'm’y
Dowdy
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Taylor
Dolenman
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Durbrew
Coogan
Shoemaker
Harry
Oppenlander
Alderter
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Smerley
Ry Smedley
Dearbrow
Op Penlander
Derrick
Mess
Bacrifice
W. Handshoe
Preps debut rout of Western in 15 10 Hilltop game
Georgetown Preps defeated Western High 15 to 10 in their first Hilltop appearance. Berens homered while Farrell and Stearns starred. Stohlman, Mil ler, and other teammates contributed in a high hit, loose fielding contest.
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Stearns
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Seargent
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Henry
the Berardini
Rayer
Nickals
Doxon, E
Epiphany Sunday School Meet Sparks Close Contests
A lively second annual Epiphany Sunday school meet in the church gym on G street NW featured close races and exhibitions. Winners included Lemon in the 20 yard dash, Schumann in the 220 yard senior, Jawish in the 80 yard dash, and Ben Dean along with Klattl in the horseback race. Relay wins went to afternoon and Miss Bowen’s classes, with exhibitions in wrestling, parallel bars, fencing, and an invitational mile.
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Jawreh
Kelly
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Obst
Sarcka
J. Campbell
J. J. Mahoney
Edmonston and Isler
Star Hurlers to Take Slab in Final Phillies Series
The final game of the series against the Phillies is set for this afternoon at 3. Walter Johnson will start for five innings, followed by Joe Boehling. Ban Tincup and Jimmy Haislip or Billy O Well will pitch for Philadelphia as new talent fills gaps left by Federal League raids. Wally Smith continues to impress at bat and in the outfield, while McBride remains the cornerstone of the Nationals infield defense. Killifer plans to catch today, with a Friday departure for Grand Rapids looming. Clyde Milan adds to the offense with a double and a triple, and Carl Cashion shows promise with five innings, two hits, and three walks. Engel, Cravath, and Dan contribute, as the Nationals post hits throughout the lineup. Frank LaPorte is named captain of the Indianapolis Feds.
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Wally” Smith
Williams
Cashion
Moeller
Lobert
Wally" Smith
Nationals
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R. H
Irelan
Matthcon
Philadelphia
OM Cashion
Engel
Gaddy
Mattison
Waget
Milan
W. Smith
Foster
Morgan
Gandil
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Luderus
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Phillies
Griffith
Walter Johnson
Joe Boehling
Ban” Tincup
Jimmy’ Haisilp
Billy" O'Well
Cambridge Triumphs Over Oxford In Annual Intercollegiate Meet
Cambridge University defeats Oxford six events to four in London. Notable performances include W B Havens third in 120 yards hurdles and winner of 12 yard hurdles, E T Adams winning hammer, M M Sproule setting 2 mile mark, and H B Ashington breaking interuniversity long jump record. Also notes Tech High baseball schedule with 19 games headed by Andrew Smith, including Gonzaga and Maryland prospects, opening with nine contests before high school championship.
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Busines John’s
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Eastern
Hartford A. Steward’s Business College
Central
Knical High Defeats Georgetown Freshmen In Nine Inning Game
Knical High baseball defeated Georgetown University Preshmer on the university field by a score of 9 to 5 in nine innings. Pitchers Rogers and Miller and catchers Sparrow and Steed starred for the high school squad.
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Knical High
Georgetown University Preshmer
Rogers
Miller
Sparrow
Steed
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