Nationals in Charlottesville Drill Amid Injury Concerns
Charlottesville March 29 Manager Brahl's athletes trained four hours then rested as Virginia and William and Mary clash for the State title prompted a lighter practice. Hill's knee strain troubles him but is deemed minor. Huelsman sprained wrist but should recover. no bones broken. Stahl fine tunes fielding and hit-and-run drills amid new pitch styles and surprise deliveries like raise and fall away balls.
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Yale Ball Team Shut Out By Manhattan College
Yale drops 5 to 0 at home in New Haven as Manhattan College blanks the Yale offense. Only two Yale runners reach third. hitting struggles cost the game in the season opener. Oak Ridge Institute beats Agricultural and Mechanical College 7 to 6 in Raleigh, and Baltimore to return rail fare is listed.
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Georgetown College Beats Fourth Presbyterians In Close Church League Game
Georgetown College defeats Fourth Presbyterian Church on Georgetown campus in a 4 to 3 finish after a late start. Bradley hits a sensational home run over the right bank, Brennan twirls a strong game with two put-outs and four assists, Hart collects two hits in three at bats, and Henretty and Larkin turn a key double play in the sixth. Umpire Mr. O'Hare. Time of game one hour and fifteen minutes.
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Jones
Drennan
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Wudpité Jones
Mr. O'Hare
Virginia Shut Out William and Mary in Charlottesville Game
Virginia defeated William and Mary 22 to 0 in Charlottesville. The visitors showed little team work and lack of practice, though William and Mary leapt to early errors. Spencer and Wynkoop stood out defensively for Virginia while Adams and Franck pitched for the Cavaliers.
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Baseball Notes From The Early Season Swing
Pittsburg Pirates plan a May 26 game at Princeton against Princeton. Kip Selbach is in right field for the Boston Americans. Buck Freeman may be benched or sidelined. Cincinnati papers predict a season of foreboding results, while Joe Kelley bans smoking during spring practice. Ed Heydon shines at catching foul flies as he tees off with the Nationals in Charlottesville. Detroit trains with Germany Schaeffer at second. Homer Hillebrand flourishes behind the plate as a potential regular backstop. Mike Grady fields first for the Cardinals in Texas, with Jake Beckley’s salary dispute causing tension. Detroit tests Sam Crawford at first. success could shift Charley Hickman to second. Crawford’s improved batting brings Detroit fans cheer. Jim McGuire injures an ankle from a wild pitch, hindering his early season pace. St Louis Browns face mutiny, with Fred Glade among the disgruntled players weighing quit or joining independents. In the American League, Harry Howell and George Stone join the lineup, while Harry Gleason adds infield depth. President Hedges says he can bridge salary gaps.
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Germany Schaeffer
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Pittsburg
Mike Grady
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Texas
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Jake
Sam Crawford
Charley Hickman
Crawford
Jim McGuire
Jim
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St. Louis Browns
Fred Glade
Harry Howell
Brooklyn
George Stone
Milwaukee
Harry Gleason
Hedges
Trust on Apartment House Deed of Trust Recorded
Deed of trust recorded yesterday secures Ontario Apartment House Company to American Security and Trust Company for 160000 at 41 percent. The conveyed property is 900 of the Ontario subdivision in Lantern Heights. National Safe Deposit Savings and Trust Company of the District of Columbia serves as trustee.
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American Security and Trust Company
Lanter Heights
National Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust Company
Toolumbia
National baseball agreement falters as minor leagues threaten
A report notes that a plan to raid the American League by minor leagues is fading with the baseball season near. The Tri-State League and Vermont League resist the reserve rule, risking clashes over contracts as players sign with various teams. Manager Hamilton of Harrisburg warns of potential trouble from leagues outside the national accord.
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Harrisburg
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New England
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War Veterans Entertained by Lineal Society at Spanish War Hall
A District of Columbia corps and several local United Spanish War Veterans camps were entertained by Temple No 1 of the Lineal Society at Spanish War Veterans Hall last night. The program featured musical numbers, solos by Miss Blanch Norris and Mrs Bairdhe Muir Dalgielah, a piano solo by Miss Gertrude Ferguson, and humorous pieces that drew encores. The Star Spangled Banner closed the reception, which was organized by Mrs F A Hodgson and Miss Anna Ferris.
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Cradle of the Deep
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Norris
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Anna Ferris
Disturbed Church Meeting In Front Of Eleventh Street Mission
A large group of colored boys and young men disrupted a worship service at a colored mission church on Eleventh and E streets NW. Seven were detained and charged with disturbing religious services. Police say the youths loitered to watch the congregation and escort girls home, not due to malice or religious differences.
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Suit to Divide Estate in Keokuk Court
Proceedings begun in the District Supreme Court for sale and distribution of the Henry L. Hyman estate. Nannie N. Hyman petitions through Lambert & Baker. defendants include John B. Hyman and siblings Hyman. Real estate Lot 66 Square 208 and assorted stocks to be sold, proceeds divided. trustee to be appointed. Bequest to Spiritualist Association. Keokuk Iowa March 29 Five thousand dollars bequeathed to the National Spiritualist Association in Washington D C by Samuel W Tucker will filed for probate.
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Heloise Hyman
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Theaters announce star engagements and shows this week
A busy slate of performances and travelogues fills the Columbia and Lafayete Square theatres from Monday. Lillian Rose and the Lilla Russell Opera Company present Lady Teazle with 100 performers, while Chase’s bills feature Kelcey Shannon, The Seminary Girl, and a string of vaudeville attractions. A traveling Japan travelogue by Burton Holmes closes, as The Confessions of a Wits debuts at the Academy alongside Purse.
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