Nationals Squads Ready for Opening Practice Contests
Augusta Ga March 28 The Nationals finish preliminary work and plan two three inning scrimmages tomorrow as Grumith fields Yannigans against Regulars to tune pitchers for exhibitions with Phillies and Giants. Key players like Ayers, Shaw, and Hobert are noted for early camp roles as clubs set to play two games daily in coming week.
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Love Tigers Twirler Fractures Elbow
A Tigers twirler named Love sustained a fractured elbow after a tailored arm incident linked to a New York Americans game. The injury is listed as serious with a hospital stay planned, affecting lineup availability as Bush and Lobb are reported to carry the team.
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Tigers
Pick Adams to Train U S Boys in France
New York Wareh 28 Tratr Adam New York Athletic Club high jumper has been requested to act as trainer for the United States team for the interalted games at Paris. Del War k Johnson chief athlete officer of the American expeditionary forces has requested his release from MA athletic forces for this work. Adams hopes to begin coaching within a few weeks in Napels Md March 28. Harold Keosh of Washington elected captain of the Kava Academy swim team for next year after the Seagan just closed he won many pots for the Academy and lowered the total record in the 4% yard and 40-yard breast stroke event.
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Poethlyn Wins Grand National Steeplechase Title
Poethlyn won the Grand National steeplechase at Liverpool with Kallytoggan second and Pollen third. Owned by Mrs Peel, Poethlyn was the favorite with betting at 13 to 2. The race covered 414 miles, featured 22 starters, and marked the first renewal since 1914.
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Kallytoggan
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Business Highs Ball Team Schedules Eighteen Games
Business High School announces Eighteen baseball games to complete the season. Key dates include April 2 Georgetown freshmen at Georgetown and multiple matches at Alexandria Harrisonburg and Augusta Military Academy. The schedule features Georgetown Preps and Catholic University Freshmen among other local colleges and prep schools.
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Shenandoah Valley
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Pmorgen
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Emerson Institutes baseball at Reservoir diamond in morning
Emerson Institutes faces Prineston 4 Ct mine on the Reservoir diamond at 10 3 o'clock with Geete Wise and likely others in Scholastic Sports. Minh baseball players Hidy Hal participate as part of the Scholastic baseball series amid steady action and jammed schedules.
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Trincelon A
Crniral
Lastern
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Tech
Ballmore Athletic
Baltimors
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Oaks Oaklawn winner Bare and Stars shines in second race
Bare and Stars led the Oaklawn Park program on March 8 in Hot Springs Arkansas, winning the second race a five and a half furlongs in 1 08 3 5. Langhorne and Spokane Queen trailed, while The Helmet Folies Bergeres ridden by Groth also ran strong.
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Stars
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Oaklawn Park
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M Garner
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Gentry
Hindoortah Queens
Jim Dudley
Summer Sigh
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Cassity
Jack Odewd
Garner
Hert Thurman
Comnelly
Eves
John Graham wins fifth Habana race at Oriental Park
John Graham ridden by Gar gan wins the fifth race at Oriental Park over a mile and sixteenth. White Crown runner-up, Leap Joe third. Other races listed include four furlongs and six furlongs with various winners and placements.
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Oriental Park
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Murray
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Jim Pauling Crowley
Mike ‘Dow
Yith Tace
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Foto
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Gallia
Kneetler Sangaree
Sordete
Frits Frost
Corydon Aeibator
Pitz
Liebtain
George Duncan
Tnehboard
Augusta Round-Up Seeks to Rekindle Local Baseball Glory
The Augusta Round-Up reports on long standing pitching records and the likelihood of future pitchers surpassing Mathewson and Young, noting Walter Johnson’s near misses and Ed Aschenbach’s influence in developing stars. It highlights Augusta’s revival efforts, the South Atlanta League return, and the town’s historic baseball culture centered around the park and local figures like Cobb and Bagby.
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Evaninat
Eddie Aschenhy
Viannat
al Gudge
Aschenbich
Cy Youngs
Ty Cobb
Larry McLean
Mich Altrosh
Aschenbach
Tom Loftus
Canton
Loftus
Patsy Tebeau
Reds
Nationals
Nest
Redland Augusta Stong
Appear Inc
Miury
Washington
Georgetown to Host Marylanders in Season Opener
Georgetown University faces Maryland State College in the season opener at Milltopeld Field. First pitch is set for 3 30 this afternoon with likely starters Dodsck and Aitchesen guiding the hurlers.
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Maryland Si College
Milltopeld
State
Georgetown
Dodsck
Aitchesen
North and South golf open leads early bad high wind
Ficehurst NC March 28 The annual North and South open golf championship began on the No 8 course after 38 holes of the 72 hole medal play. Pat Doyle top after day one with 72 74 14a for the first 18. Bob Macdonald second at 147. Mike Brady third at 148. Edward Styles leads amateur standings at 184. Fred Mcleod sits at 155. Tom Moore of Bannockburn played morning but withdrew afternoon.
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Bob Macdonald
Evanston Club
Mike Brady
Oakley
Edward Styles
Washington Golf and Country Club
Fred Mcleod
Columbia Country
Tom
Moore
Bannockburn
Gossip of the Track at Benning and Pimlico Racing
Horse racing chatter centers on Benning and Pimlico with hopefuls for the rich Futurity and Derby. Trainers cite The Boy and other improved runners as likely contenders, while stables prepare for the big meeting beginning Tuesday and expect entrants from New York and beyond.
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of & F
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Bowie
Baltimore
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Aris
York
Olver
Lakewond NJ
Jamey
Hot Springs
Catholic U Brooklanders Cancel Baseball Opener
Inclement wind and rain have damaged Catholic University's athletic field, forcing cancellation of the scheduled season opener against Rock Hill College. Coach Farau postpones the game as the Brooklanders plan a spring schedule to resume next Wednesday with two games against Fort Myer and additional fixtures at Kenia, Navy, Villanova, and others through April.
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al Saw
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Monts Marta
Fmmitsburg
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Navy
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