Somersett Replaces Henry on Regular Lineup in Washington
Washington Post reports Somersett, deemed superior in hitting, will take Henry’s place as regular first baseman candidate for opening day. McAleer may replace both if performance falters. notes Conroy, Cunminkham, and Conroy shift positions while Schaefer sits out. Keefe and Sherry push for roster spots as the Nationals prepare for 1911 season.
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Joel Jackson
Washington Post
Slanta
Somersett
Henry
McAleer
Washington
Somervitt
Tennes
Soemertott
Angola
Groom
Johnson
Patther
Hems
Hanor
Hughes
John
Khughes
Rouras
Cunminkham
Corbin
Conrey
Ralston
Schaefer
Connas
Meeker
Mawne Convas
Thiy
Conroy
Tim
McNiew
Rene Croningham
Mike Kahoe
John Henry
Kahoe
Fred Sherry
Nationals
Tom Tinghes
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
Sherry
Keeter
Cleveland
Keefe
Shane
Sherri
Thecreams
Evers Sells Shoe Store to Focus on Baseball Fame
Chicago star Johnny Evers announces he sold his Chicago shoe store on March 15 to devote full effort to helping his team win championships. In other sports, Lafayette opened the season with a 7 to 4 win over Guilford in Greensboro as Staunton Military Academy defeated Roanoke College 4 to 0 in Staunton, Virginia.
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Chicago
Johnny Myers
Chicago Fienal
Evers
Lafayette
Guilford
Caeensboro
Staunton Military Academy
Staunton
Staunton , Military Academy
Roanoke College
Volunteers Victors in Ragged Game 10 to 7
The Volunteers defeated the regulars 10 to 7 in a windy ragged contest. Keith Elberfeld, Milan, Cunningham, Street, and Ralston led with hits as Hughes Walker Groom Johnson divided pitching duties amid misplays and a sand storm.
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Walker
Cunningham
Milan
Elberfeld
Hughes
Street
Johnson
Selivelt
T Hat
Henry
Somersett
Miller
AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Milan
Elbertel
Lauvelt
Somersott
Volgnt AB
EL Corbin
Conray
Ralston
Conway
Bunting
Ainsmith
Groom
Honey
Halle
Hite
Jesster
Miler
Conroy
Wherfeld
Somer- Watt
Lelivelt
Aloamith
Telivelt
Wlid_plich
Kalle— Alusmith
Kehoe
Weeghman Seeks Control of St Louis Club Assets
Charles Weeghman, Chicago restaurateur, travels to Cleveland to discuss transferring stock of the St Louis National League club from the Robison estate to him. A price of 3595,000 net for the entire control is cited, with options to obtain grounds and stands separately or buy the franchise outright if needed.
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Charles Weeghman
Chicago
Mrs. Robinson
Cleveland
Helen Hathaway Robison Britton
Sarah Carver Hathaway Robison
St. Louis
M. Stanley Robison
Weeghman
Stone Billed for Minors in St Louis Change
George Stone once a top American League batter and star of the local team, has been moved to the minors after being supplanted by Gus Williams. Waivers have been secured from all AL clubs and Stone will depart St Louis once a minor league spot is found.
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St. Louis
George Stone
Gus Wiliams
Stone
Bridwell of Giants Fights Atlanta Fan in Ball Field
Giants infielder Bridwell clashed with a local Atlanta fan who taunted Chief Myers during pregame and on the field. The brawl lasted about ten minutes with Bridwell gaining the upper hand before McGraw intervened. Odell near trouble as other players threatened to join. the fan was marked by scratches and a bleeding nose.
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Bridwell
Giants
Atlanta
Ball Field
Joe 5S
Jackson
Washington Post
New York
Bridweill
Chief Myers
Washington
McGraw
Georgia
Odell
Jack Murray
Trail of League Clubs Chronicles Hard Weather Games
Baseball results from March 30 across multiple cities show Highlanders losing 2-1 to Chattanooga under cold wind conditions, while Columbus overwhelmed Montgomery 7-0. Minneapolis beat Jackson 4-3. Baltimore beat Philadelphia 5-2. Boston Nationals blanked Columbia 11-1. Yankees No. 2 defeated Lady League tourists 12 to 7. Cicotte toppled Dallas with two-hit shutout. Lajoie led Cleveland past New Orleans 5-1. Cold weather halted Quincy second team game.
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Chase
Chattanooga
Tenn
Highlanders
New York
Walter
Johnson
Minneapolis
Jackson
Miss
American Association
Baltimore
Phillies
Mad
Philadelphia Nationals
Doves
Augusta
Columbia
Boston Nationals
Yankees
New York Americans
Cicotte
Dallas
Tex
Boston Americans
Boston
Lajoie
New Orleans
Cleveland
Naps
Quincy
Ill
Cleveland Americans
Quincey
Butt and Stal Win Long Bike Race and Giants Easy
Atlanta batters managed two hits as the New York Giants collected sixteen hits and eleven runs in an 11 to 4 seven inning victory. Berlin hosted the finish of the six day bicycle race won by Walter Rutt and Johann Stol, with Floyd MacFarland and James Moran close behind. The Ohio and Pennsylvania League adopted its 1911 schedule, opening April 27 and ending September 10 with 140 games.
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Atlanta
Giants
New York Giants
Berlin
Walter Rutt
Tohan €&Tol
Floyd MacFarland
James Moran
Cleveland
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Gallaudet Triumphs In Ninth Inning Battle At Kendall Green
Gallaudet nosed out Catholic University 5 to 4 in a late rally at Kendall Green after a pitchers duel. Cotton Birch outpitched Greer, with Rockwell, Morris, Zachary, and Battiste contributing key hits as Gallaudet overcame an early three run third inning by Catholic University and held the Brooklanders to two runs the rest of the way.
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Gallaudet
Catholic University
Kendall Green
Green
Brooklanders
Zachary
Hessler
MacDonnell
McGeady
Greer
Morris
Jacobson
Stevenson
Hower
Battiste
Lannon
Indian
Miller
Blanchard
Rockwell
Birck
McDonnell
Widmeyer
Birek
Birch
Heasler
Marsden
Roller
Battiate
Devries
Arras
Durian
O Stavenson
Baptiste
Oj Miller
Harbin
O Bignohard
Himothy
Rockwall
U Briek
Moore
Bryck
iMicpheeneares Catholic University
Ganandet College
Mmis
Stevensan
Zechary
Widmayer
Hartn
Shorty’ Hughes
Walsh Granted Free Agent Status by National Commission
George H. Walsh, previously with Fall River and connected to the Boston club, was declared a free agent after proving he is not under contract to Fall River. The commission denied Roland Bar Tows a $100 claim from the Chicago American League club.
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National Commission
Doves
Cincinnati
Ohio
George HE. Walsh
Boston
Fall River
Mass
Roland Bar.Tows
Chicago
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Evers Sells Shoe Store
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Elberfeild
Robert
McBride
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ST. Louis Club
al” Bridwell
ST. Louis Nationals
Mrs. Helen, R. Britton
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Post
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George
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Montgomery
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Stal
Plate
Kendall
Walsh
Saee ‘Hiers
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