Harvard official authorizes action on intercollegiate games
Cambridge March 27 Dean Baron R Briggs of Harvard says he may act to discontinue intercollegiate games when service to the country requires it Athletic committee members note all athletic schedules could be canceled if war is declared but interclass games would likely substitute Berths for Washington Amateurs Tom Crooks a Washington youth and ex Nationals member now Frederick manager has signed four more District sandlotters for his club Hamil pitcher and Mortimer shortstop for Bureau in Potomac League last season Bob Zachary who played second for Martinsburg two years ago and Fraser catcher who played with the W B A team last year
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Washington Athletes Readiness Amid War Mobilization
Washington athletes H Milan and Crafts weather factors and minor players booked for nationals. As militia mobilization looms, colleges like Georgetown Catholic University George Washington Gallaudet and Maryland State consider suspending athletics for military training. Yale Harvard boat race may be canceled if Congress declares war. crew activities likely to end first due to training and enlistments.
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Meredith to Join the Aviation Corps
Ted Meredith former Penn athlete leads a wave of ex Penn stars toward military aviation service. He will begin instruction immediately and be ready for active duty soon. Donald Lippincott Nig Koons and Wayne Vetterlein are among followers from Penn in the aviation push.
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Cobb Fails To Get A Hit In Season Opener
Ty Cobb played his first game of the season in Waxahachie and failed to hit but starred in sensational fielding. Detroit regulars defeated Fort Worth 6 to 3 as batteries Mitchell and Spencer worked for Detroit with Applegate and Bernsen catching for Fort Worth.
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Gallaudet Names Willman To Lead Basketball Team
Kenneth G. Willman of Washington State will helm the Gallaudet College basketball squad next season. The announcement came at Kendall Green last night where Willman was noted as a regular varsity guard for two seasons.
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Outfielders Milan and Crafts Likely to Go to Cantillon for Seasoning
Nashville dispatch reports Outfielder Horace Milan and Pitcher Mollie Crafts may be sent to Joe Cantillon's Minneapolis club if waivers are secured. Manager Griffith sees them as needing another year of seasoning before major league play. Crafts shows a strong curve but needs refinement.
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PELICANS BEAT INDIANS IN EXHIBITION GAME
New Orleans defeated Cleveland 8 to 7 as pitcher A L Gould allowed five batters in the ninth inning. Box score lines show New Orleans 8 runs on 11 hits with one error, Cleveland 7 runs on 15 hits with seven errors. Other items note Adair leads golfers at Druid Hills and Pinehurst results, plus club news and upcoming meetings.
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Rickey's Election May Hasten Suit
St. Louis on March 27. The Browns owner Ball remained silent on filing an injunction against Branch Rickey to block him from acting as Cards president. The Cardinals syndicate formally elected Rickey to the presidency, with Ball’s next move still unclear.
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Small Squad at Gallaudet Faces Uncertain Season
With the season opener against Catholic University near, Gallaudet College baseball captain Marshall laments a particularly small squad. Four starters left by graduation, creating a serious fill problem. Ferguson and Schlenker likely form the top battery, to face Brooklanders Saturday. Bouchard and House, new infielders, will debut for Kendall Green.
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Kallusch Wins Prize in Bowling Singles
Otto Kallusch of Rochester won the individual championship at the American Bowling Congress finals with 698. Archie Rodee of Milwaukee was runner up at 697, while G. W. May of Fort Wayne placed third with 693. Team honors went to the Satorious Holrschuh duo from Peoria and Henry Miller of Detroit captured all events. Birkbrothers of Chicago led the five-man event with 3 061.
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Racing Results From Daily Thoroughbred Meet
First race results list Plandito winning a six furlong claimer with Hol Luce second and Oldsmobile third. multiple runners named. Second race matting for three-year-olds and up at furlongs won by Canon Bridge with Arch Plotter second and Raoul third. time 1 18 2 5. Third race claiming six furlongs won by Ting-a-ing, with Korfbage second and Recluse third. time 1 18. Anna Kruter and others noted. Fourth race handican over 1 18 mile won by Robert Bradley. Aldebaran second. Grumpy third. time 1 52. Fifth race claiming 13 14 miles won by Bold Rack. Will Do second. Zadora third. time 1 58. Sixth race one mile and seventy yards won by Wainworths Last. Thornhill second. Beauty Rhop third. time 4 44 2 5. Other races noted with winners John Louis and Presumption among listed runners.
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Griffmen Stay in Nashville for Contest Today
Nashville reports cold weather delays a Nationals practice and a planned game in Louisville. Washington manager Griffith decides to stay over in Nashville to sharpen the team with Walter Johnson set to pitch and Harper's health monitored as Nashville eyes a strong hitting performance this season.
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Racing Entries Hot Springs First Race Names and Weights
Racing entries listed for Hot Springs tracks across six races with horse names, weights, and odds. Entries include Aalting Hinck Beauty Quiz Clumsy Kate Tee iat Rlazer Susie Violet Daab Black Fro Josefina Zarate Yara Lady Mildred Ellen Amyth Souvenir Lady Powe Atlly Night Jungle Celle Signoratte Crankie Dahlia Persian Woodley Alr Richard Elizabeth Thompson Burtank Hester Smith Taxi Flin Ryan Alert Rhymer Nepotiam Sparkter Wiseman Stoh Hensley Hanovia Prince of Come Pansare Plaudite Industry Mara Morgen Petint Petit Bleu Semper Stalwart Kneeler Coach Haford Stonebence Baigee Milton Robles Weather clear track fast.
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P-B Top Coat Fashion Piece in Fresh Spring Colors
The P-B presents a spring ready top coat for brisk mornings and evenings. It features distinctive colorings and stylish snap for young readers, emphasizing wearable warmth with a contemporary look.
Oliver Hopes to Win Stake with Keweasa at Bowie
Bowi eMd March 27 Horse racing notes from Bowie describe veteran turfman Billy Oliver arriving with Keweasa, a 7 year old seeking to win the inaugural handicap. Keweasa shows improved condition after winter, may run seven furlongs, with McGee and Santara expected in the opening feature. Oliver also fields horses for Mrs E Arlington among others while rain fails to disrupt training as Bowi e horses near form.
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