Peckinpaugh to Not Manage Nationals in 1922
Washington owner Clark Griffith declares Peckinpaugh will not coach the Nationals next season and would serve only as a private if he dons the uniform. Clyde Milan is slated to pilot the club, with a three way deal involving Philadelphia and Boston hinted. Meanwhile Circle A C basketball seeks 115-120 pound class foes and reserves want games.
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Washintonlub
New York
Peckinpaugh
Nationals
Connie Mack
Athletics
Washington Club
En Gonfalonis
Clark Griffith
Washington
Griffith
Clyde Milan
Peckin- Daough
Red Sox
Quakertown
Joe Dugan
Jimmy Dykes
Philadelphia Stars
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Circle A. C
Phone North
Malcolm Tert
Tett
North
Bernstein defeats Princeton freshman in indoor junior final four
Bern stein of New York defeated Willan Axydelotte of Princeton freshman 6 1 1 3 in the semifinal of the national indoor junior tennis championship here. Edgar Dawson of Kordham Preparatory School beat William Miles of St Pauls School 6 1 6 1. Bernstein and Dawson meet in the final tomorrow as George Acker of St Pauls School won the national boys indoor title by defeating Horace Orser of New York 6 2 6 4.
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New Lerk
Lee
Su—Morton Bernstein
New York
Willan Axydelotte
Princeton
Edgar Dawson
Horace Orser
Connie Mack Seeks Training Grounds in Texas
Connie Mack manager of the Philadelphia Athletics toured San Antonio on the way to Bagis Pass to scout a spring training site. He planned to visit Corpus Christi where bidders are courting the team.
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Connie Mack
San Antonio
Texas
Philadelphia Athletics
Bagis Pass
Corpus Christiandi
Athletics
Sunday Basketball Doubleheader Planned at Palace Hall
Manager Eddie Bratchurd of Truxton Athletic Club arranges a Sunday double header at Palace Hall 914 E Street NW to introduce Sunday cage games. First at 3 pm features Liberty A C vs Warwicks, then Mercurys meet Truxtons. public invited with no admission.
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Eddie Bratchurd
Truxton Athletic Club
Basketers
Palace Hall
E Street
Miblicia
Liberty A. C
Warwicks
Truxtons
Palace Gymnasium
Miller's Dodgers Back From Cuba Denies Rumors
New York reports Brooklyn Dodgers players led by Otto Miller have returned from Cuba where the team faced criticism for a losing stretch. Heinie Groh, now with the Giants, was part of the voyage and disputes rumors of misconduct while noting climate hurt pitching. The squad later improved and finished strong.
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Groh
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Flatbush Fusiliers
Otto Miller
Robin
Heinie Groh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Volstead
Heinie
Alumni, Tech Battle In Scoring Spree In Turbulent Game
The Central squad led by Lemon and Hilman built an early 10-6 edge before Tech rallied behind House Supples and Westy to surge in the second half. Key contributors included Burke Jeffress Frisby and Woerner with multiple baskets and free throws, while refs Bratchard and Jaynes oversaw a fast paced contest with quarter times at 10 and 8 minutes.
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Plavik Ls
Jeffress
Frisby
Minde
Lemon
Hilman
Tech
House
Supples
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LF. Sa
Woerner
Thomas
Fish
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Woerter
Weedon
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Turner
Kent
Woermer
Ziietak
B. Newby
Mckean
Newby
Foster
Bs Newby
Zilezak
D. Newby
McLean
Hitman
Court
Supplee
Harwood
Gorla
Foul
Walker
Shanks
Jaynes
Ahleyt
G. A
WRITERS HAVE A TOUGH DAY IN BASEBALL NEWS
New York December 30. Baseball writers faced a tough day as they cobbled together morsels for breakfast table chatter. The summaries include Frank Baker possibly trading to Washington if Miller Huggins and Clark Griffith agree and Baker himself consents, unlikely to occur. Slim Sallee, the Giants released by the Giants, leaving Hod Konetchy as the oldest NL veteran by service. More talk about trades that likely won’t happen.
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New York
Frank Baker
Washington
Miller Huggins
Clark
Griffith
Baker
Slim Salles
Giants
Hd Konethhy
Roamer Five Falls to Metropolitan Pres by Two
The Metropolitan Presbyterian quintet defeated the Roamer Five 22 to 20 at Congress Heights Auditorium last night, the Roamers first defeat this season. J Baldwin and C Gardner starred for Metro with 11 baskets combined, while O’Connor and Faber led the Roamers. Substitutions and field goals listed. referee Bastin officiated.
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Metropolitan Presbyterian
Nhe
Congress Heights
Roamers
J. Baldwin
C. Gardner
O'Connor
Faber
Metro
Roamer
Alo
Baldin
L. F . Gardner Gardner
McPherson
Baldwin
Omas
Moherann
Eur
Prender
J. ‘Baldwin
J. Gardnén
Connor
Prener
Hotelier
Bastin
Miss Stirling Now In Bond Business In New York
Miss Alexa Stirling, five time winner of the women's national golf title, has become a New Yorker and entered the bond department of a local firm. She plans to continue golf depending on her new duties and expects to join local clubs and resume competition once settled.
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New York
Alexa Stirling
Atlanta
Departs Naval Academy Editor and Athlete Richardson Honor
Lieut. Commander W A Richardson departs Annapolis after shaping Navy athletics. He helped football success, coauthored the first athletic manual, produced training films, and installed a modern athletic course. Widely popular, he received a Swiss watch from the Gymnasium staff.
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Onea Aloe
Thames
Annapolis
Coeysmander Richardson
Midshipmen
Byminasium
W. A. Richardson
Commander Richardson
Se Rees
English Tennis and Golf Reforms Stir 1923 Plans
London reports reforms in two English sports with international impact. The tennis rules would let defending champions choose to skip or play through Wimbledon, possibly requiring title holders to compete through the event from 1923. In golf, a proposed shift to medal qualifying rounds and 36 hole matches aims to align with American elimination structure, backed by prominent players.
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England
William T. Tilden
Philadelphia
Mule
L’englep
France
R. Lycett
Max Woosman
Wimbledon
Kuden
John Ball
Lord Charles Hope
Co. K. Hutchison
Cyril Tolley
W. B. Torrance
R. H H. Wethered
Royal and Ancient Golf Club
Adams Oldest Active Player in Major Leagues
New York reports Babe Adams the Pirates right hander will be 39 next May making him the oldest active pitcher in the majors. He began with Parsons in 1904, joined Pittsburgh in 1908, starred in 1909 World Series, left in 1916, returned in 1918 and has been a steady winner since.
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Saileé
Babe Adams
Pirate
Adams
Parsons Club
Pirates
Buccaneers
Detroit Tigers
Boxing Notes Float Across Skits and Signings
Sam Goldman, manager of Her, has signed for his protégée while Lew Diamond is poised to sign for his champion today. Bantamweight contest at 118 pounds set for 12 rounds no decision. Britton eyeing clash with Dave Shade amid Jersey boxing buzz. McFarland exonerated in prohibition case. Johnson sold to Toronto club in International League.
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Januery
Sam Goldman
Protéfe
Lew Diamond
Butt
Skeeter
Hertian
Black
Mackey
Jack Britton
Dave Shade
Shade
Big
New Jersey
Georgie ‘Ward
Mickie “Walker
Jersey
Toronto
Johnson
Rocky Mount
N. C
James E. Johnson
Rocky Mount Slub
Toronto Club
Outfielder Suspension Lifted Amid Club Contract Dispute
Officials from the club and defense counsel argued over an injunction and the club’s power to bind players. The case centers on an outfielder tied to an indictment for complicity in stolen auto sales and a disputed new contract. Justice Whiteker reserved decision.
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Cllub
Kan
Kauff
Gibson Names Spring Dates For Pirates
George R Gibson manager of the Pittsburgh National League club announced spring training dates. Pirates assemble at West Haven Indiana March 1 with the pitchers March 5 remaining players joining March 5 to 11 before departing for Hot Springs Arkansas. Exhibition games scheduled at Tint Springs with the Boston Red Sox March 17 18 19 25 and 26.
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Pittsburgh
George R.gibson
Pittsburgh National League Baseball Club
Pirates
West Haven
Ind
Hot Springs
Ark
Tint Springs
Boston Red Sox
Grimalkin Held Canadian 6 Furlong Record at Brighouse Park
Five year old Grimalkin by The Manager Starcat Star Shoot broke a leg in New Orleans Bay. He previously set the Canadian 6 furlong record at Brighouse Park Vancouver Canada on August 27 carrying 116 pounds, finishing in 9 minutes 59 and 2 fifths seconds.
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Grimalkin
New York
Starcat
Star Shoot
New Orleans Bay
Brighouse Park
Vancouver
BB. C
Chinese students deny attending December 26 trial
Wang, C. Hsiang, and L. & Che yesterday denied that they attended a so called trial on December 26 where Chinese students were said to arraign Japan. They said they had no previous knowledge of the trial and were surprised to be listed as witnesses.
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T. ¥. Wang
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