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PRIMESPORTNEWSBy ,\I leu Harrison DorseyGirls’ (’(Hitt's!.Friday evening, March 10, PhillisWheatley High School girls playedthe Colonial Juniors of the Playhouse settlement. NPss ThelmaLockhart made a sensational. Heldbasket in the first minute of plav.*The score, 13 to 4, in favor of the P. W, A. H .S. girls.s.Trie*' Working NightJohn Trice, giant tackle of E.Tech High school champion footballteam and one of the best scholastic Pnomn ever developed in Cleveland.will enter Case next fall, mmammmAt pres. nt he is working as a night watchman in a factory to corral funds withwhich to pay his fare at the Scientist institution. Trice is ©hechapwho Is certain to win a job on theCase teamThePears’ Intiehleis.Fear* Giants ninehavlt;ai name, last year. Ricks, southpaw^pitcher, was • a sensation in Dayton,year. Strong, right hand pitcher, is from Wilber force, where hishowed great promis^The League’s New Vice President,George J. Tate, nrexv of theCleveland m a d eTate Stars, was recentlyvice-president of our National Baseball league as successor td t . i. Taylor. Mr. Tate was born in Knox ville. Tenn thirty-two ■years agoand reached the ‘‘Fifth City” by wayf Oberlin and Detroit.* k ■ .He'' ©hily-bowed an interest in athletics andat Oberlin was prominent in sports'f Ik re he w as a clever pitcher. As i business man here, lie continuedhis interest in the game and for several years “dug down” in supporting i team in the local amateur associa-anlt;Thnonopeinsult; t hlt;peNew 1ofwihinnaroutult;N(eqfoGcf. iof
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Cleveland Gazette
Cleveland, Ohio, US
Sat, Mar 18, 1922
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