Finishing touches by Martin Altrock on yearling squad
In Tampa on February 28 trainer Mike Martin and coach Nick Altrock oversee early development drills for a Nationals yearling group at Plant Field. President Griffith, deferring personal charge, watches as players limber up and begin basic drills with Goslin, Courtney, Francia, and others showing promise while a few minor injuries occur and plans for more practice and upcoming games with the Cuban club are discussed.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland Indians
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Graney
Jim Lindsay
Griffith orders Brower to report Sunday for Nationals
Tampa Florida February 26. President Griffith ordered Frank Brower to report here next Sunday with the Reading Hoxe originally listed for March 3. Brower will join the squad after leaving Washington Saturday, joining Erickson Zachary and Wogridge in workouts. Ralph Miller joined the Nationals tonight from Bloomington and will practice tomorrow. No new developments on Judge Mogridge or Phipich. Griffith said all club business would be handled from this point and he expects progress with the holdouts before the weekend.
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Ada
Plant Heald
West Tampa
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Milan
Griff
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Tampa
Flo
Frank Brower
Nationals
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Wogridge
Ralph Miler
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Aquadé
Nothme
Judge
Mogridge
Phipich
Navy enters indoor track carnival at Convention Hall
Navy and Georgetown meet in a special sprint relay night as the Navy enters indoor competition away from home for the first time. Navy runners Ferguson Hammond Foss Curtis lead a strong lineup against Penn and Virginia freshmen in open events and relays.
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Georgetown
Hilltoppers
Convention Hall
University of Pennsylvania
Plebes
University of Virginia
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Admirals
Navy Colony
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Hammond
Foss
Curtis
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le Gendre
Gaffey
Marsters
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Guill
Jack
Hand
Cornish
Powers
Herr
Lewis
Schultz Mowatt
Penn
Baltimore
University of Maryland
Stryker
Tyres
Schultzj
Old Dominion l
Hvine Matt
Peck A C Courtmen Win Twelve Straight
The Pech Athletic club beat Olympic Athletic 27 to 8 in Pech chapel gym last night to extend their win streak to twelve. Chaconas starred on offense and defense with multiple goals and assists as substitutions and referee time details are noted. Manhattan Athletic club announces a baseball meeting at Hutchigan home 1505 Rosedale Street Northeast Saturday at 7 30.
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Pech Chapel
Chacconas
G Mudd
Wetherton
McKenney
tons—Robinson
Chaconas
Manhattans
Manhattan Athletic Club
CTT
Hutchigan
Rosedale’ Street
Technical High Defeats Central In Scholastic Final
The Technical High basketball team upset Central, 24 to 17, in the Coliseum gymnasium to claim the scholastic title. Woodward led Tech with four goals, Supplee added three, and the Trainers used strong defense to pull away early, while Central fought hard but never closed the gap.
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Coliseum
Manuel
Iue
Spectadors Stargpoynt
Beth Tegma
Ained
Woodward
Pagegs
Supplee
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Califlower
Alan Times
Dey
McFadden
Casey
Birenwright
Buckleey
Ubinne
Rhees
Price
Enti
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Dirthwright
Johson
Cavey
Fellers
Philips
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Mooney
Johnson
Buckley
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Athees
Shanks
Fuller
Fonis
Bhanke
House
Be Bey
Id de McWadden
Alter ‘Dmpire
Mr. Fitegerald
Huston to confer with Ruth and Mays in Hot Springs
In Hot Springs Arkansas Col T 8 Huston part owner of the New York Americans is expected to join Manager Huggins in a conference with Babe Ruth and Carl Mays who have not signed their 1922 contracts. Huggins said Ruth weighed 217 pounds down from 235 a year ago.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Huston
New York-Americans
Huggins
Babe Ruth
Carl Mays
Ruth
Fort Myer Athletes Win District Cross Country Crown
The War Department backs athletic interest as Fort Myer leads a District of Washington team mix in a 1.5 mile cross country meet near Fort Myer. Fort Myer scores 78 with Pitts first in 9 154 and Kettle and Cooke close behind. Walter Reed, Fort Washington, Washington barracks, and Bollingfield follow. In the District basketball tourney Fort Myer place runner-up with 6–2, Washington barracks third. Bollingfield and Walter Reed finish last.
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War Department
Fort Myer
Lieut
Pitts
Kettle
Cooke
Walter Reed
Fort Washington
Washington Barracks
Bollingfield
Arrow Girls Clash Y W C A Sextette Tonight
The Washington Arrow girls meet Y W C A sextette on Epiphany Court at 6 20 p m with Arrow aiming for a hard battle and boasting several former stars in their lineup.
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Washington Arrow Girls
Arrow Girls
Association 1
Leonard May Meet White At Benton Harbor July 4
Lightweight champion Benny Leonard may face Charley White or Pinkie Mitchell at Benton Harbor Michigan on July 4 if promoter Floyd Fitzsimmons succeeds. Chicago contender White negotiates for a Madison Square Garden title bid. Gov Groesbeck prohibits holiday boxing events in Michigan. Tickets for Nationals opening game available at Spalding's from tomorrow.
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Benny Leonard
Benton Harbor
Mich
Floyd Fitzsimmons
Michigan
Charley White
Pinkie Mitchell
Milwaukee
Leonard
Madison Square Garden
Vansity
Gov Groesbech
Charney White
Einkié Mitchell
Speame Lone Ee
Dale
Spaulding
Edward B
Eynen
Tankington
Nationals
Spalding
Fiorida Avemao Park
Arrow Girls Fall to Alexandria High in Narrow Loss
Washington Arrow Girls lost to Alexandria High 21 to 19 on their home court. The Arrow led by four at halftime but the visitors battled back with a strong second half effort. Key scorers included Schultze and Boyd for Arrow and Dienelt and Dreyfus for Alexandria with a rough, foul-filled 10 minute periods.
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Washington Arrow Girls
Dienelt
Dreifua
Schultze
Boyd
Arrow
Washington A. Pauldlona
Schuites
Dienett
Drelfus Dinghast
Adams
Parks Davis
Piackett
Fenen
Bree
Boyday
Ty Botattes
Dreyfus
E Gascoyne
Times Bowler Leads In Newspaper Event
A. C. Jimmy Boyd of Times led the first day’s play in the Newspaper Elimination Tournament at Recreation Bowling Alleys with a 332 set. Plantz of The Post sparked the close of the second game with 327, as standings list Plante 22% Boyd 332 Ray Roberts 324 and other scores from yesterday’s sessions.
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A. C
Jimmy) Boyd
Times
Recreation
Boyd
Plantz
Post
Plante
Ray Roberts
F. W. ‘Green
Holbrook
Brmascoe
J. Rims
Lenn Walliams
S. B. Potts
R. A L. Bohlager
Ben Glouser
Axe
G Bans
Je Senstack
A W. Baher
Virginia Wins Safely At Home In Guilford Clash
Charlottesville reports Virginia defeats Guilford College 35 to 18 to close its home schedule undefeated at the Fayerweather gym. The game featured tough defense and many missed shots by both teams while Virginia’s guards and center contributed steady scoring.
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Virginia
Charlottesville
Guilford College
Virginia Guint
Fayerwather
Andes Curoz
NewWim
Gilnuwa
Washington Preps Easy For Emanons In Pettworth Gym
The Washington Props battled the Emanons through three quarters at the Fet worth Methodist Episcopal church gym before fading in the final period. Emanons won 41 to 28 as Gude hit long shots and McCathran and Murray provided key baskets. Scorers included Alderton Brown O Dae Rynergon Gude McCathran Murray Hagemann with Referee Modney.
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Gude
Petworth
McCathran
Murry
P. Rynorton
Hagemann
Murray Gide
Government Leagues Set Meetings Amid Season Preparations
Both government departmental baseball leagues plan meetings this week. The Departmental circuit convenes Thursday at 8 pm at Spalding's to elect officers and discuss franchise changes with reps from last year likely, excluding State Department. A separate league gathering at French's on Friday at 3 features reps from Navy Yard, Marine Corps, Commerce and more to attend. Epiphany Juniors top Orioles 31 to 25 in a court game marking the Orioles’ first loss after 24 straight wins, with Ornand and McDonald shining on defense. Dean and McBonal lead Epiphany scorers, referee Williams officiated.
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Orioles
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Onotes
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Tras McBonal
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Couter Soupeni Beasesaler
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A. Noland
Ae Tuay
G Kessler
Ahessler
Gosla
Bee
Aaland
Tinte
Williame
Western Wins Final Contest From Preps
Western High closed its basketball season with a 28 to 5 win over Army and Navy Prep in the M C gym. Jeffries Weedon and Frisby shared leading honors for Western, while Doughten and Symes played well for the losers. Substitutions included Bratk for Clark and other lineup changes as the game progressed.
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M.c . Gymnasium
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Weedon
Frisby
Doughten
Symes
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N. OP
Teffries
Eedon
Frisby Boughton
Bratk
Clark
Lark
Gora
Koor
Effries
Warstoy
Erichy
Kent
Bald
Doughton
Greeve
foult—Frisby
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H. Colli Ee
Cornell Track Meets Penn Staters in Ithaca Clash
Ithaca February 28 Cornell track team impressed after a triangular meet with Harvard and Dartmouth in Boston last Saturday. The Penn State meet at Ithaca Saturday night will test Cornell indoors, with Moore and his sprinters likely to factor in the intercollegiate meet in New York March 11. The Penn State contest offers another chance to sharpen the lineup before the nationals.
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Cornell
Harvard
Dartmouth
Boston
Penn State
Jack Moakley
New York
Nittany Lions
Pro rata golf clubs gain popularity in Chicago
Chicago reports the formation of four pro rata golf clubs. Each club sells stock to about 309 members who can use the links on weekends and holidays while others may play week days for a daily greens fee. Clubs aim for $50 or less yearly income per member and dividends to owners. Two Chicago clubs plan social facilities in addition to golf.
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