Nationals thump Virginia collegians for 14 runs in perfect form
Washington Nationals routed the Virginia team 14 to 0 in Charlottesville. Jones led with three singles and a double while Stahl and Cassidy added two or more hits. Pitching by Wolfe and Jacobsen limited Virginia to six hits, as the Nationals turned three double plays and showcased midseason speed.
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Charlottesville
Nationals
Virginian Collegians
Noyes
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Scharf
Hunter Hill
Virginia
Jones
Stahl
Cassidy
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Wolfe
Jacobsen
Collegians
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Knoll
Virginians
Deckey Jones
Huelsmans
Sn Wis
Hul
Stahis Anatomy
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Heydon
Nill
Natonals
Virginia Rag Jones
Pollara
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Hue
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Care
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Adams
Saga
Wallngton
Hin “Hi
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Cassidy Doube
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Agsidy
Moses
Fizer
Fizer Smpie
R Knolk
Washington and Lee Defeats West Virginia In Tight Lexington Game
In Lexington on March 28 Washington and Lee University edged West Virginia 4 to 3. Key plays included Legore’s sensational left field catch and Pipes’s deep center hit. Batteries Washington and Lee Johnson and Trimble. West Virginia Hall Gronninger and McCarthy.
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Washington and Lee Wmim
Lexington
Washington Post
Washington and Lee University
University of West Virginia
Lexingtonians
West Virginiars
Legore
Washington and Lee
Rhe
Wash & Lee
Washington and Tee
Johnson and Trimble
West Virgin Hall
Gronninger and
McCarthy
Rockville Md to field first baseball team this season
Rockville Maryland shows strong prospect for a first team with Harry A Dawson appointed manager and coach. Candidates include Somerville Dawson Eugene Harriss and others at catcher pitchers infield and outfield positions. Dawson will announce the lineup within days as prep continues.
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Washington Post
Rockville
Harry A Dawson
Somerville Dawson
Eugens Harriss
Corbin Harriss
Julian Whiting
Brooke Edmondston
Dan Carr
Passell Brewer
Nicholas Brewer
Unseasoned Sixth Presbyterians No Sort of Match for Opponents
The Commissioners Club defeated the Sixth Presbyterian Church team 18 to 4 in a decisive rout. Cantwell and Fred Spicer worked three innings each on the mound as the churchmen managed only three safe hits. Venable led the offense with three hits while Dowling Gryan and Beall added two apiece, and Hoffman starred in the field.
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Sixth Presbyterians
Commissioners
Church League
Sixth Presbyterian Church
Cantwell
Fred Spicer
Venable
Dowling
Gryan
Beall
Hoffman
Herbert
gHandiboe
Rider
Fitzpat
Anne Coe Spicer
Kar
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Hooks
Basle
OM Gordon
Wheatley
Spicer
New Departmental Baseball League Formed
The chief clerks of the Treasury, Library of Congress, Interior, Agriculture and Post-office departments organized a permanent league with T G Alvord as president and M O Chance as treasurer. An executive committee will control affairs, and department chiefs must attend games. Applications for active membership are open, with revenue from contributions funding team maintenance.
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Wallace H Hills
Treasury Department
T G Alvord
Library of Congress
M Dawson
Interior Department
A G Rice
Department of Agriculture
M O Chance
Post-office Department
Sunday-school Athletic Association
Church League
Messrs Alvord, Rice
Chance
Rose Dominates Coe in First Illinois Club Meet
Chicago Athletic Association wins premier honors at the first annual meet for the New Illinois Athletic Club at the Coliseum. Rose defeats Coe in the shot put, with Draper second. multiple events crown Chicago Athletic Association as top club, aided by notable performances from University of Chicago, First Regiment, and others. The event benefited the Children’s Memorial Hospital and drew prominent city figures, including Mayor Carter Harrison.
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Chicago
Chicago Athletic Association
Illinois Athletic Club
Regiment Athletic Association
University of Chicago
Childrens Memorial Hospital
Peple
Carter Harrison
Ralph
Rose
W W Coe, Jr
Boston
Rose Coe
A Draper
Archie Hahnilwaukee
W Albertson
Walter P Steffin
Hogensen
Draper
Syron Falmer
Chicago English High
Sacond I
Bebulkins, Jr
Levis Institute
H H Kiessel
D E Woodin
University of Mindy
Zell Pettit
Hugh Friend
W Thompson
George Smith
George F Landell
R V Norris
University of Illinois
Ralph S. Rose
Central U.mc Oa
J Schowner
C A
Modern view on indigestion and nerve cure claim
An old theory blamed stomach inactivity and irritants for indigestion. Modern science cites nerves as the motor force for digestion and digestion improves with nerve strength. Dr Miles Restorative Nervine and Nerve and Liver Pills are promoted, with a testimonial from L. O. O'Brien claiming full recovery and a money back guarantee if not helped.
Princeton Wins Berate Debates Over Free Elective Plan
Princeton defeated Harvard in the eleventh annual debate in Princeton New Jersey celebrating a victory not since 1902. The affirmative argued free elective is best for undergraduates with students Brosdyck Hagan and Thomas presenting. Harvard countered that Harvard’s twenty one year trial and President Eliot’s report show limited success with the system. Judges included Reverend Richards and Yale official Stokes amid the crowd of students and faculty.
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Princeton
Harvard
Frinceton
Raymond Brosdyck
New York
Hugh Hagan
Ohio
Norman M Thomas
Pennsylvania
William H Davis
Abraham Tulin
Connecticut
Byron V Kanaley
Dlot
John H Finley
College of the City of
William F. Richards
Anson P Stokes
Yale University
J &E
Creighton
Cornell
Barr Injured In City Wrestling Bout
In a March 28 match in Lima, Eddie Barr of Cincinnati suffered severe injuries after being shoved from the stage by Al Ackerman of Fostoria. The struggle sent Barr into the orchestra area, where he fell six feet and fractured two ribs. Referee McDonald stopped the bout as Ackerman struggled to release a dangerous hold.
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Lima
al Ackerman
Fostoria
Eddie Barr
Cincinnati
Barr
Ackerman
Harr
Tbs
McDonald
Tipman Wins Contested Bout After Rubbery Referee Call
In Baltimore on March 28 the Tipman Inman Scroggs match ended in controversy as Scroggs seconds threw up the sponge in round two. The referee hesitated to stop the fight amid claims of foul play and rule violations. Tipman was awarded the decision amid dispute over officiating and enforcement. A separate card saw Maryland Agricultural College reserve team lose to Carroll Institute 8 to 2, highlighted by George Collisower’s goal throws. A wrestling draw followed between Heron and Hausler. Real estate note reports Norment selling 1910 Baltimore Street Northwest to Lieut. Commander Augustus F. Fechteler for occupancy at once. In Circuit Court No. a verdict for the defendant in Deahl vs. Houghton over alleged damages from a bedstead collision at 1214 Street in 1908.
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Baltimore
Scroggs
Tipman
Maryland Agricultural College
Carroll Institute
Carrols
Gale
Witlere
Gibbe & Daniel
Clarence F. Norment
Augustus F. Fechteler
Navy
Baltimore Street
Mary
Deahl
J. Albert Houghton
Betsotal Injurika
Ghorus Girl in Trunk at New York Police Court
Edna Merrill of the Merry Villagers tells Magistrate Moas how M'sieu Frossard forced her into a trunk and tried to trap her with a tray in their boarding house room. Arden and Merrill describe the incident leading to assault charges. case set for Thursday. Also, Martha E Coon sues for limited divorce from John W Coon, alleging cruelty and lack of support. eight children mentioned.
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Edna Merrill
The
Merry Villagers
New York
Washington Post
Moas
West Side
M’sieu Frossard
Frossard
Edna
Josephine Arden
Hdna
Mademoiselle
Monsieur Frossard
Miss Arden
Miss Merrill
Mish Arden
Martha E Coon
John W Coon
Atttorney BE
Georgetown
New Church Choral Society Plans May 4 Debut in Lafayette Theater
The Church Choral Society with 160 voices from Episcopal churches will give its first concert May 4 in the Lafayette Theater to aid the Prisoners Aid Society. President John Reyburn leads a patronage-filled event featuring professional soloists, dark purple gowns, and a fresh approach to vocal refinement through talks on voice physiology and text value. Rehearsals are at St Johns Parish Hall with the Stabat Mater by Pergolesi as a principal work. Proceedings to extend T Street were begun by District Commissioners to condemn land from 45 owners for an eastward extension from Lincoln Avenue NE to Second Street NE, a ninety-foot thoroughfare.
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New Church Choral Society
Lafayette Theater
Aid Societ
John Reyburn
Otto T Simon
St Johns Church
Stabat Mater
Pergolese
T Street
Lincoln Avenue
Second Street
Mary M Evang
W Woodward
John Ridout
Herbert W T Jenner
Frank H. Walker
William D Sullivan
George E Truesdell
Albert F McDowell
John W. Morris
Lemon G Hing
Negroes Injured by Falling Scaffold at Pumping Station
Two men, Joseph Dunmore and Frank J. Jett, both Negro, were hurt when a scaffold collapsed at the pumping station at the foot of Second Street. Dunmore, 38, dislocated ankle and scalp wounds. Jett, 50, suffered a deep head and mouth laceration. They were taken to Providence Hospital. Witnesses testified in the Kengla will contest in Probate Court, with the deceased Henry Kengla claimed to be of sound mind when he signed the will.
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Joseph Dunmore
Frank J. Jett
Second Street
Sougheadt
Providence Hospital
Dunmore
Seco Watrectaouths
Jett
Kengla
Justice Gould
Henry Kengla
Malaria Cure Story From Louisville Patient
A Louisville resident describes years of malaria related chills and fevers relapsing each summer. After doctors prescribed S. S. S. the symptoms disappeared and have not returned. The note mentions a 913 West Market Street address and references a blood book and medical advice.
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Market St
Louisville, Ky
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