Nationals top Topeka weal bats for win in Topeka
Special to The Washington Post Nationals defeat Topeka Western League team Cooley Crows in five innings. Moore walked and doubled as Topeka errors and Perrine sacrifice enabled three to score. Blankenship doubled scoring two and later scored on Abbott error. Washington pitchers held hitters to few runs while weak Topeka bats produced the rest. Attendance about 700.
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Washington players reach Topeka after hospital list grows
The Washington baseball team arrived at Coates House in Kansas City and headed to Topeka for a game. Charley Hickman suffers a badly wrenched knee from a collision and is set to return in four to five days. Charley Jones has a boil on his back and Wil son’s ankle injury from Sunday’s Colts game remains serious. The squad mourns Chick Stahi's death and praises his sterling qualities.
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Danville Beats Trenton In Fast Contested Game
Special to The Washington Post Danville Va March 2 in a fast game the locals defeated Trentonites 5 to 4. Danville error aided by hits produced decisive runs. McDonald and Supples hurled for Danville while the Tigers were largely at mercy except for one inning. Batteries McDonald Supples and O Connor Meune Nops Rhoads and O ShennOlsen. All solutions to the Educational Contest must be fit by p m Monday April 4.
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Americans Take Series in Shutout of Giants
New Orleans March 9 The Philadelphia Americans defeated the New York Nationals in the last game of their series. Each team won one game and a forfeit gave Philadelphia the deciding game. New York refused two more games after the forfeit. Players include Batterloe Plack Vickers Powers Wilts Matthews Ferguson and Bowerman.
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Virginia Misplays Costly in Cornell Loss
Virginia ary misplays ten errors and seven passed balls as Cornell edges Virginia 7 to 3 in ten innings. Susong pitched well for Cornell while Virginia's defense collapsed, with key plays including a three-base error by Dalton and a crucial squeeze in the opening inning. Virginia travels to Columbia next.
Tigers Face Georgetown In Prized Princeton Tilt
Tigers prepare on Georgetown field for a key baseball clash with Princeton. Coach O’Hara and Capt. Smith guide Cantwell, Devine, Montgomery, Mudd, and Maloney as the team seeks revenge after Columbia’s earlier gain. Devine’s practice performance impresses, with a decision on starting pitcher pending for today.
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Tigers Handle Richmond in Easy Victory
Princeton overwhelmed Richmond College 16 to 2 as Richmond pitchers failed to slow the Tigers. Princeton hitters dominated the game with strong batting while Richmond struggled to score, managing only a single figure tally.
Ricard Strikes Out 18 as Tech Team Trounces Army and Navy Preps
Ricard, last year’s pitcher for the Manual Trainers, struck out 18 and allowed three hits as Technicatien senior baseball team defeated Army and Navy Preps 17 to 3 on the latter’s field. Moyers starred for the winners with two home runs, Finch and Eberla led for the Suburbanites, and a late error kept the game from a shutout. Score by innings follows.
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Dolan's body sent home after typhoid death
Louisville Kentucky March 29 Harry Dolan known as Cozy Dolan outfielder for the Boston NL team died here today of typhoid fever He was taken ill when the team started south for practice and brought to Norton Infirmary ten days ago from West Baden The body was sent to Boston this afternoon with funeral arrangements by Frank Chance manager of the Chicago NL team Floral offerings came from the Chicago players and the Louisville club
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Amateur teams clash with eager young players and schedules
The Athletic Wanebell team beat the Second Franklins seven to four with J Riddle standout pitching. St Johns College third team seeks games against peers after organizing. Ads list contacts for M Collins Edward Norton and others from St Johns and local stores as teams aim to arrange matches.
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Yale Beats G. W. A. Hatchets In Slow New Haven Game
Yale defeated George Washington 17 to 5 at Van Ness Park as GW fields faltered with fourteen errors. Yale’s Cushing and Schmidt dominated on the mound while captain Titus of GW left with a right ankle injury after colliding at the plate.
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Yale Plays Southerners At American League Park
Yale meets Washington and Lee and other opponents in a spring schedule. The afternoon game at 4 20 at American League Park replaces a Lexington date. Yale will play Walbrook A C of Baltimore and then Georgetown, with Washington and Lee arriving last night.
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Yale Baseball Team to Visit the White House
President Roosevelt will receive Yale’s baseball team at the White House at 10 o’clock this morning. The players will march from the Arlington Hotel, their headquarters, in a body. A. A Plays Washington Athletic Association vs Southern Railway on April 4 at Church League grounds after recent practice following a defeat to Georgetown Prep.
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May Sutton Aims for International Tennis Honor
Pasadena star May Sutton, twice International Champion, accepts Mrs. Wallach’s invitation to an indoor tournament in New York as prep for regaining the world title. Public events include her singles matches and the men’s doubles on April 20 to 23, with top players like Beals Wright, Little, Heli, Roosevelt Pell, and Wrenn brothers listed among entrants. Alexander and Hackett will miss due to business engagements.
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Yawl Eligibility Sparks Yacht Class Debate
Boston March 24. Yacht designers nationwide discuss Lipton Cup rules on yawls racing against sloops. The Massachusetts committee asks if a 23.6 foot yawl can enter a class limited to 22 foot waterline sloops. A Crowninshield design prompts calls to keep yawls in their own class at proper ratings.
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Belgian yacht club invites US entries for Ostend race
New York, March 28. The Royal Yacht Club of Belgium invited American yachts to Ostend after Kiel regatta. US Sander class boats expected to enter Ostend regatta. Prof. William Hallock of Columbia University elected official measurer of the New York Yacht Club, replacing Francis W. Belknap.
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O Rourke Club Bout Off Due to Boxer's Injury
Dave Deshler of Cambridge Massachusetts cannot fight Maurice Sayers of Milwaukee at Tom O Rourke s National Sporting Club in New York after a road accident left him with a broken collar bone internal injuries and a leg wound requiring hospitalization Deshler and Sayers were to inaugurate the club s monthly exhibitions modeled on London s National Sporting Club with a 1 000 member cap at 10 dollars two exhibitions planned per month
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Good Play at Racquets National Doubles Opens in Boston
G R Fearing Jr and H B Scott of Boston, two time champions, defeated T Gillespie and F Molson of Montreal in the first round of the national doubles racquet championship at the Tennis and Racquet Club. William Spencer and Edgar Scott of Philadelphia beat Rolland and H R B Macdougall of Montreal in six sets. R D Wrenn and R Fincke of New York triumphed in six sets over Percy D Haughton and M Bartlett of Boston.
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Courtney to Meet Grant and Wrestling Cards in Baltimore
Irish champion Mike Courtney trains at the Oriole A. C. for his Baltimore bout with Joe Grant next Tuesday night as the star feature of an athletic carnival at Traymore Casino. The program also includes four boxing matches and a preliminary between Baltimore rivals Jean Jennings and Young Maryland.
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Technical High School Crew Faces Georgetown Prep In Potomac Race
Inter scholastic rowers from Technical High School and Georgetown Prep in Washington DC exchange challenges for the District championship on the Potomac. A 2 mile a half mile race is proposed, with Tech seeking late spring dates while Georgetown pushes for late April 27. Tech cites fewer practice weeks as a concern though their crew, led by Hecox, is skilled and heavier on average. The Georgetown squad has trained longer, possibly gaining a water edge. The article details the rosters and weights of Tech rowers Enis Thrall Howe Bullough Hart Brower and Linton with the shell having been manned yesterday.
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Foreign car contest added to fall road races
The Long Island Motor Parkway will host a foreign touring car race alongside the Vanderbilt Cup and stock car events. A $1,000 trophy will be awarded and the event may be a one day, roughly 190 mile ordeal. Importers may nominate makes with two eligible models each.
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Georgetown Crew Endures Tough Heat Session
Georgetown's rowing team under Coach Murray Russell endured a very hard practice in the heat yesterday morning. The second and prep eights also faced demanding trials and returned to the boat house fatigued as preparations continue for a potential meeting with the Middies at Annapolis on April 6.
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White Sox Choose Tannehill and Rohe For Infield
In Jackson Mississippi on March 23 manager Jones of the White Sox abandons plans for George Davis to play shortstop this season. Tannehill shifts to short and Rohe moves to third with Tannehill proving strong at the plate and defense. Davis remains valued for guidance and coaching even if not in the lineup.
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Levy Wins Bowling Championship in American Bowling Congress
Levy of Indianapolis defeated R F Matak of St Paul 68 to 283 in three games to win the individual championship. They tied with 624 in the recent tournament and met tonight to decide the title. Levy earns the cash prize while Matak takes second money.
Merrill Vaughn Sold to Joplin Club
Local boy Merrill Vaughn formerly with Leavenworth in the Western Association has been sold to the Joplin Missouri club within the same organization. Vaughn leaves tonight to join the team in Joplin for the season.
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Byrd and Oliver Lead in Handiboe’s Diamond Chickpin Tourney
Byrd and Oliver maintain the lead as the women’s chickpin tournament advances on Handiboe’s Diamond alleys with a team total of 54. Michaud and Everett sit behind with 641, followed by five top teams including Byrd Oliver at 54, Michaud Everett 611, Schmidt Michaud 605, and Oliver Dichard Bethel Academy Beaten in Warrenton Virginia on March 2. Gettysburg Preparatory School defeats Bethel Military Academy 12 to 7 in a well played afternoon game at Gettysburg. Batteries Gettysburg Bennet Rowe. Bethel Richardson Curtis.
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