Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-12

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tory OF the National League dates back
10 1875 and tomorrow's games will
mark the opening of the 46th consec-
atiye season for the senior major
league Raising its first pennani In
1900 the American League contests
will inaugurate the junior associa-
tons 22nd season
During the period OF IS years in
which various teams have fought for
National League remnants those rep
resenting Eastern cities still identified
with the organization have won rs
cham pionghips, while the Western
clubs have captured IL Chicago leads
with IL pennanfs, Boston is second
with nine ana New York third with
eight. In the American League Bos-
ton and Philadelphia have each won
six pennanis. giving the East total
of IL. while the Western Clubs have
accumulated nine. FIVE for Chicago.
three for Detroit and one for cleye-
land
The following compilations show
the dates and places Of the opening
games. pennant winners OF previous
seasons, managers Of the i6 clubs:
and other interesting baseball data
National League Opening games
wednesday. April Is Brooklyn at
Boston; New York at Philadelphia;
Pittsburgh At Cincinnati: ST. Louis q.
Chicago.
Return opening games. Ssanday.
April IL Boston at Brooklyn: Thurs
day. April q, Philadelphia at New
York: Cincinnati at Pittsburgh: Chic
ago al ST Louis
American League opening game
Wednesday. April Is Cleveland at ST.
Louis: Chicago at Detroit; PhiIadel-
phia at New York. Boston at Wash
ington
Return opening games Thursday.
April q St Louis at Cleveland:
Detroit al Chicago; Washington at
Boston: New York At Philadelphia.
National Leagua pennant winners
Brooklyn 5: New York, s; Chicaga
II; Pittsburgh. 4 Boston, o; Phila
delphia. 1; Cincinnati, 1 St. Louis.
none; Detroit. / Baltimore, s; Proyi-
dence, 2
American League pennant win
ners Cleveland. I. Chicago, 8; De-
troit. 5; Boston. 8: Philadelphia. g.;
st Louis. none Washington. none;
New York. none
Of Maryland Will. in all probability.
put down permanent pavement on
this street for width of fifteen (l5l
feet. and that this will probably be
done shortly after the budget Of 1922
is effective, which will be In October
of that year.
The particular point Of this petit
ton is to emphasize the need OF I'm.
mediate action BY your Honorable
Body in having West street made fiji
for travel without further delay. and
respectfully show. as above. that this
can be done on temporary basis al
very small cost This will bridge over
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whole street may be permanently laid
through cooperation between the
State Roads Commission and the City
Of Annapolis.
We would also call your attention
10 the fact that, under Section OF
the original franchise granted the W.,
b. & A. Electric Railway Company
tpage 269 OF the printed code}s d
share of the expense of paving West
street would be upon that company TO
the extent OF the space between the
tracks and two feet on each side
thereof. This would relieve the city
OF just that much of the expense on
both the temporary and the perman-
ent bases. II would reduce the total
cost of temporary repairs approxim
ately one hundred and twenty dollars
tsf2000). which. deducted from the
estimate OF $1.13s.20. would leave the
sum OF twelve hundred and thirteen