Phillies Play Today Foxen to Do the Pitching
Phillies hold morning practice abandoned as Foxen expected to pitch today with McAleer’s squad returning from Richmond. Ebnerfeld not to play next year, and discussions over lineup include Conroy or Kilifer at third if Voy arrives. Johnson to meet with Noyes about contract signing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAleer
Richmond
Elberfeld
MeAleer
Evberfeld
Straiggten
Lnok
Kilifer
Business High School shuts out Friends School in rough game
In a sluggish afternoon on We Devitt field Business High School blanked Friends School 22 0. McCarthy struck out 14 for Business and Waters fanned nine for Friends, but the Quakers struggled to score as the game progressed. Late in the match Samuel L Wright, longtime Youngstown Baseball League president, died at 74.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We Devitt
Business High School
Friends School
Ted
Rhode Island Avenue
McCarthy
Quakers
Bis Waters
BOR SS
Bhoaeler Schoano
Waktmarsh
Stewarts
Sangin
OlRnbertw
Dna Sb
Owatern Pa Dogs
Wmartiget
DY Patehel
Olystes Wes
Sevan
Olean Borre Wiron
Minshall
Grabel
Rocket
Tewis Irae
Saasuea
Minshall Tm
Friends
Oro
Whitmark
Naughton
Davin
Dodge
Patchei
Schram
Wilson
Goabel
Firat Tage
Acere
MoCarthy
Watern
McCarch
Satiett—geucanr
Pases Werle Gates Patche
Dodge Davia’ Gosbel Haughton Wilson
Prasad Ball
Swartzell
Youngstown
Ohio
Samuel L Wright
Nationals Win Again Pitchers Stand Tall in Richmond
The Nationals defeated Richmond 7-1 as Hovick held opponents to three hits over six innings and Milan starred at bat and in the field. Groom allowed one run while three Nationals pitchers covered the rest, with McBride driving in key runs and Elberfeld stealing second for a score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hovick
Groom
Selmvikt
Milan
Richmond
J. E. Grillo
Nationals
Old Dominion
McAleec
Jo Hovilke
Clyda Milan
Elberfeld Aingled
McBride
Schaefer
Lelivalt
Zeck
Gessler
Tnglaub
Elbverfeta
Tung
Hovis
Jackson
Lelivelt
Havlik
Washington
Semel
Yalvett
Tao
Etenan
Fenee
Besett de Gules
Gioaag
Bears Archer
Amber Po
Berbout Derbaut
Bovine Otyenne
Nda
MuBriga
Minninog
Rome
Nationals' Good Showing Pleases Manager McAleer in Exhibition
National League club prospects lift manager McAleer as Washington hosts a minor-league lineup in an exhibition. Hopes run high for a stronger attack this season, with Street’s intensity, Hovlik’s improved form, Milan’s speed, and solid pitching from McAleer’s squad. Street clashes with umpires raises police presence, while Walker’s ankle recovery remains a hopeful note for tomorrow’s Phillies test.
Johnson Tops Kubiak in Heavyweight Bout at Douglas Club
Special to The Washington Post Philadelphia report March 23 describes Battling Jim Johnson of Tennessee defeating Michigan’s Al Kubiak in a fast paced heavyweights showdown. Johnson controlled the final rounds, landing hard body punches as Kubia’s defense faltered. Crowd cheered Johnson’s aggression, with one stumble by Kubak deemed unintentional and non damaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Douglas Athletic Club
Jim Johnson
Tennessee
al Kubiak
Michigan
White Kubiak
Tobinson
Kubia
Vhand
Johnson
Kublai
Mic
Jinknson
Jim
Kubak
Miller Returns Howe in Detroit Memory Gap Persists
Detroit March 21 Joy Miller a Michigan University football star who vanished last January is back home but cannot recall his life before meeting a party bound for Manitoba in Chicago. He wandered cities in the North and only yesterday realized his parent is more than an acquaintance. He did not recognize his sister or his baby. A plan to restore memory by keeping the boy with relatives and friends will involve specialists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ED Grillo
Washington Post
Richmond
Dar
Jim McAleer
Washington
Morfolk
Souteam Sat
Detroit
Joy Miller
Michgan University
Chicago
Wren
Manitoba
Mia
Swarthmore to meet Catholic U on university field
Swarthmore hosts Catholic University tomorrow at 4 PM on University field. Clancey will pitch and may be backed by Hessler or Green after yesterday's standout catch and strong showing. Brookland fans anticipate a stronger comeback and another victory on the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swarthmore
Catholic University
University Field
Clancey
Noonan
Hessler
Green
Brookland
Penn Defeats Virginia In Nine Inning Tilt 7 to 3
Pennsylvania edged Virginia 7 to 3 after nine innings as Culbertson of Virginia faltered in the ninth yielding four walks and two hits. Schultz, Costgens, and Pickford starred for Pennsylvania with key hits and catches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Batemen
Schultz
Fenn
Culbertson
Pein
Washington
Charlottesvile
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Quakers
Costgens
Pickford
Lie
Fald
Thud Fitchell
Lile
Blakeneys
Georgetown Aims to Break Slump Against Cornell Today
Georgetown faces Cornell with Balzer Wymard and Durty in the battery while Corel Woods or Goodhille opposes. Wymard may start as pitcher. slip showed form vs Princeton, Dutch plans uncertain in a late-season Southern trip. If Manatee injured, Duty likely behind the plate with Waltron at catcher. Cornell seeks to extend success on southern tour and beat Rock Creek rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetowns
Cornell
Baltera
Wymard
Durty
Waldron
Menefer
George Town Battery
Corel
Goodwhille
Abbott
Ithaca
Princeton
New Fork
Menetee
Duty
Harbie
Murphy
Meld
Bitterding
Dogan
Menefee
Dury
Catehera
Gibson
Mo Connor
Feenan
Cogan
Balzer
Wynard
Flannery
Cornelia Magner
Gordon
King reinstatement terms set by baseball commission
New York reports that catcher John G King Inco will be reinstated and assigned to a baseball club. President Thomas J Lynch of the National League says the penalty is fixed and will be announced Thursday, stressing the ruling sets a future precedent and that details of the club assignment remain confidential until then. Lynch defends his stance as a defining moment in baseball governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John G King
Thorsday
Thomas J Lynch
National League
National Commission
Lynch
Baseball
Holy Cross Defeats Georgetown in High-Scoring Affair
Holy Cross beat Georgetown 11 to 3 in a wildly played game. Holy Cross pitcher Foley struck out nine, while Dugan made a sensational one handed catch for Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue
Gray
Georgetown
Holy Cross
Hilltoppers
Mahoney
Jones
Crawley
Flynn
Dugan
Burns
O Connors
Van
Alr
Echo McConnor
Hassock
Long Foley
Inield
Gibson
Foley
Worcester Hoth
Cross
Jeffries Not Injured, Rumor Dispelled at Little Lake
Mojave Cal March 29 rumors spread that boxing star Jeffries was injured in a hunting accident. John Hayes, an automobile stage driver, arrived from the desert reporting Jeffries well and enjoying his time at Little Lake. Hayes said Jeffries appeared fine and had walked to Little Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mojave
Cal
J . Jeffries
John Hayes
Desert
Little Lake
Hayes Jeffries
Indian Wells
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stein-Bloch
Sidney West
Dunlap & Co
Phillies
Foxen
Phlibes Werarity
Eddy Intos
Wi Meushengr
Quas
Joie Ss
Wvusticton Lust
Yorks
Soret
Pacese
Emthusiast
Abe
Wash- Maxton
Vance
Deoky
Mitch Billy Paxen
Ole Husdneye
Bob Fwig
Tre Stow
Superiaih Schelder
Tristate Teagie
Qogel
Dao
Magee
Ms Estoclet
Walter Johnson
Promient Noyes
Mee
Woodward & Lothrop
F St
Rich
Baker
Brooks
M’aleer
Charley Street
Mace
Landgraft
Street
Judge Crutchfield
Brown
Loka
Acta Ike
Big Dixie Walker
Walker
Doc Geigler
Haman Schaefer
Na Gonals
Schaetar
Tellvelt
Cassier
Waglaub
Dherfeld
Joe Hovilk
Natlapata
Ajso
Hovlik
Hoviik
Ed Walsh
Casepall
Parker, Bridget & Co. P. E
Metropolitan
University
Kubiak
Miller
Howe
Maer the
Penn
Quakers Ecurea
Smiley
Aldenduter
Couzens
Thayer
Aldendifer
Conzena Wood
Blakeney
Wood
Bchuke
Hayden
Pickfard
Deacon
Fitchett
Witmer
ADH
Pickford Et
Jaldpuchter
Orf Atigi Wood
Oderen
cSchulte
jHovden
Obmkeney Ax
jDonoon Wa
iMeagles
Fomens
Safler Ab
Corwens
Picebett
Gornell
Ithacans
Petworth
Kling
O Connor
Holy Grass
Vals
Duffy
M O'Connor
Eae
Gen Town
Holy Cross Abhore
Mucphy
Ritterdiog
Nolan
GiBurns
McCrorch
Paley
Plass—Allterding
MO Connor Gibson
Wangsieied
Connor Jones
Ty Foley
Dugex
Faley
OrConant
ballsSpillane Doky
Xame
Jeffries
Pleman Roy
Gos
E. B
PNT
Penna
Newcorn & Green
F Street
Talore
Stack J. & W. Eiseman
Haas & CO
Fifth Avenue
York
Taliors
Ave
Army
Meyers’ Military Shop
Pa. Ave
N. W
TRE Noral
Loreave
Nw Bowling and BiLetanns
Frank Sherman
SWIFT
Atlanta
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!