Nationals Hold Daily Practice After Close Game
Charlottesville March 29 Manager Brahl's players practiced four hours then rested. Hill's knee strain proved minor with quick recovery hoped. Huelsman hurt wrist in batting drill but wrist likely fine tomorrow. Stahl optimistic on fielding. wary of batting. New pitches raised ball and fall away ball intrigue. Patten and Kittredge raced cross country. Washington pitchers may introduce new styles to league. New York contract moves announced by President Pulliam.
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Brahl
Virginia
William and Mary
Nationals
Washington
Hill
Quirk
Umb
Hil
University Hospital
Huelsman
Tom Hughes
NHI
Shaughnessy
Yvesterday
Stahl
Lkely
Kittredge
Spicba Jack
Delaware Peach
Townsend
Jack
Patten
Case
Yale Ball Team Shut Out
Manhattan College defeated Yale 5 to 0 in Yale’s first home baseball game of the season. Yale could not hit effectively, with only two men reaching third base. Oak Ridge Institute beat Agricultural and Mechanical College 7 to 6 in Raleigh. Baltimore and Return fare listed as $1.25 via Pennsylvania Railroad on weekends.
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New Haven
Conn
Manhattan College
New York
Oak Ridge
Raleigh
BS. C
Oak Ridge Institute
The
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Baltimore and Return
Pennsylvania Railroad
Congressional Limited
Georgetown College Triumph Over Fourth Presbyterians in Close Game
Georgetown College edged Fourth Presbyterian Church in a tight church league clash on the Georgetown campus. Bradley belted a sensational homer over the right bank, while Brennan pitched well with two put-outs and four assists. Hart contributed two hits in three at bats as Larkin Henretty and a Warman play sparked a sixth inning delay before the game ended tied to Georgetown 4. Official score shows Georgetown 4, Fourth Presbyterian 3 after six innings amid a 1 hour 15 minute game time.
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Georgetown College
Fourth Presbyterians Church
Georgetown
Bradley
Brennan
Hart
Warman
Henretty
Larkin
Geown Rhoae
Rhoah
McGigan
Bishop
Hennetty
Atchison
Bart
Bielacki
Burns
King
Martell
OG McKenny
Rt Oo
Keane
Rhodes
Curry
Wannay
Smith
Jones
Drennan
Fourth Presbyterian
Fouth
Wudpité Jones
Mr. O'Hare
Virginia shuts out William and Mary in Charlottesville rout
Virginia blanked William and Mary 22 to 0 in Charlottesville as Virginia pitchers Adams and Franck dominated, while Charles Wynkoop and Spencer had bright fielding plays for the visitors. William and Mary struggled with fielding and base running in a game marked by lack of team play.
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Washington Post
Charlottesville
Virginia
William and Mary
Spencer
Wynkoop
Keyser
Adams
Frazier
Ign
Pollard
Ol Wynkoop
Springer
Lilayd
Hynson
Seay
Scuckey
Totdia
E White
Mason
Chindler
Blackiston
Rams
William
Mary
Hy Adams
Felzer
Graham
Daniel
Jones
Feizer
Chandler
Franck
White
Lioya
Cracraft
Sony
Macon
Bir
Hall
Baseball Notes Preview of 1907 season across leagues
Pittsburg Pirates plan a May 26 game at Princeton against Princeton. Kip Selbach starts in right for Boston Americans. Cincinnati papers flood readers with predictions while results lag. Kelley bans smoking in Red’s spring drills. Heydon praised by Indianapolis Sentinel for foul-ball work with Nationals at Charlottesville. Detroit’s Schaeffer trains at second, Hillebrand tested as catcher, fans eye La Joie successor. Grady at first for Cardinals in Texas, Beckley salary dispute lingers. Crawford to first could shift Hickman to second. Crawford hitting. McGuire suffers ankle injury from wild pitch. Mutiny rumors in St Louis Browns camp. leaders threaten quitting. A trio of AL players cited in salary dispute: Howell, Stone, Gleason. President Hedges aims to settle pay gaps. field notes end.
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Princeton
Boston Americans
Buck Freeman
Cincinnati
Joe Kelley
Cincinnatis
Indianapolis Sentinel
Ed Heydon
Nationals
Charlottesville
Germany Schaeffer
Detroit
LaJoie
Homer Hillebrand
Pittsburg
Mike Grady
Cardinals
Texas
Jake Beckley
Jake
Sam Crawford
Charley Hickman
Crawford
Jim McGuire
Jim
Louis
St. Louis Browns
Fred Glade
Harry Howell
Brooklyn
George Stone
Milwaukee
Harry Gleason
Hedges
Trust on Apartment House Secured by Deed of Trust
A deed of trust recorded yesterday shows the Ontario Apartment House Company securing American Security and Trust Company for 160000 at 41 percent per annum. The property conveyed covers 900 of the Ontario subdivision in Lantern Heights. The trustee named is National Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust Company of the District of Columbia.
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Ontario Apartment House Company
American Security and Trust Company
Lanter Heights
National Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust Company
Toolumbia
National baseball rift edges toward season as Tri-State joins
A national agreement appears near collapse as minor leagues push to operate outside it. The Tri-State League, with strong clubs and funding, may tempt major leaguers away, risking clashes over the reserve rule. Harrisburg’s Manager Hamilton notes several players plan to switch if offered by Tri-State affiliates. The Vermont League also stays outside, threatening further friction near New England and Connecticut leagues.
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Washington
New York
Engi Thie
Minnor
Daziger
Lkely
Caenor
Sis
Hamilton
Harrisburg
Vermont
New England
Connecticut
Entertaining War Veterans by Lineal Society at Spanish War Hall
A social program for District of Columbia and United Spanish War Veterans groups, hosted by Temple No. 1 Lineal Society, featured music, readings, and humor. Performers included Harry Middleton, Miss Blanch Norris, Prof. Morsell, and Maj. Frederick Hodgson. the Star Spangled Banner closed the event with a chorus. Refreshments followed and Mrs F A Hodgson presided over the reception with Miss Anna Ferris chairing the committee.
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District of Columbia Corps
United Spanish War Veterans
Spanish War Veterans Hall
Temple No. 1
Harry Middleton
Cradle of the Deep
Miss Blanch
Norris
the Lineal Society
F. A. Hodgson
Anna Ferris
Disturbed Church Meeting in Front of Mission Church
A large group of colored boys and young men disrupted a services at a colored mission church at Eleventh and E streets NW last night. Policeman Otto Sontag summoned reserves. seven offenders were taken to the station and charged with disturbing religious services. Police note the youths often loiter outside to lure girls home, but deny malice toward the church.
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Otto Sontag
Suit to divide estate over Keokuk holdings
Proceedings began in the District Supreme Court for sale and distribution of the Henry L. Hyman estate. Nannie N. Hyman filed the petition. defendants include John B. Hyman and siblings. Real estate Lot 66 Square 208 in Keokuk, plus stocks and bonds, to be sold with trustee appointed to divide proceeds. Five thousand dollars bequest to the National Spiritualist Association in Washington from Samuel W. Tucker's will filed for probate in Keokuk on March 29.
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District Supreme Court
Henry L. Hyman
Lambert & Baker
Nannie N. Hyman
John B. Hyman
Hattie Hyman
Charles Hyman
Heloise Hyman
Warl Hyman
Square 208
The
Spiritualist Association
Keokuk
Iowa
National Spiritualist Association of
Washington, D. C
Samuel W. Tucker
Theatrical Listings and Public Notices in New York
Readings of upcoming theatre engagements and travelogues headline a busy schedule at major venues. Lillian Rose and the Lilla Russell Opera Company perform Lady Teazle with a 100 person company, while Bonny new vaudeville acts and the Seminary Girl headline Chase's next week. A Civic Center meeting is noted at the Washington Public Library, and a Jacksonville court reports a post office theft case.
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Hudson
New “York
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Geason
Barrymore
New York
Bruce McRea
Tate
Charles Frokianen
Brinthorps Abbey
Columbia Theater
Burton Holmes
Japan
Mr. Helmes
Columbia
Lillian Rose
Lilla Russell Opera
Lady Teazle
Teazie
Tearla
Gid
Richard Brinsley Sheridau
School For Scandal
Knute Strickson
Daffy den
Vis Avery
Melville B. Raymond
Buster Brown
Shen
Lafayete Square Opera House
Chase
Bill
Herbert Kelcey
Mic Liffle Shannon
London
Mildare
King of the Whistlers
England
William Potter
Effie Hartwell
Laney Haskell
Burton
Civic Center
Civica Center
Washington Public Library
Charles F. Weller
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Heston
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