Goose Goslin Indefinitely Suspended At Nationals Camp
The Washington Nationals suspended Leon Goslin for breaking camp rules after repeated warnings. Manager Milan and President Griffith defended the action as necessary to restore discipline though Goslin acknowledged the charges and faced potential reinstatement discussions. The team prepared for Tampa training with key players Doyle, Peckinpaugh, and Judge among those listed for travel.
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John A. Dugan
Tampa
Fla
Florida
Milan
Leon Goblin
Buch
Manoter Milan
Gharrity
Earl Smith
Roger Peckinpaugh
Shanks
Joe Judge
Ever- Blades
Griffmen
Donnie Bush
Indianapolis
Furk
Missouri Trackmen Accept California Dual Meet
Missouri University athletic committee voted to accept the University of California invitation for a dual track meet on April 15 in Berkeley. The trip hinges on Missouri trackmen completing final exams before departure.
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Columbia
Missouri
University
University of California
Berkeley
Calit
Babe Ruth Knocks Ball Out of Park in Practice
New Orleans March 16 Habe Ruth, famed slugger, wowed spring training crowds as he lofted a ball over centerfield fence in batting practice. The feat marks Ruth’s second time in the hit fark that ball ever cleared the wall, with the centerfield fence standing 340 feet from home. Ruth and teammates Baker Hoyt and Wally Schang arrived from Hot Springs, set to begin the Yankees spring schedule against a local club.
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New Orleans
Ruth
New York
Gal Ruth
J. Franklin
Baker
Waite Hoyt
Wally Sching
Hot Springs
Rogers Hornsry
Detroit
Mich
Augusta
Detroit Americans
Harry Heilmann
Ty Cobb
Cobb
Heilmann
Boston
Edldie “Foster
Red Sox
Otto Roehike
Chicago
Braves
St. Petersburg
Fla
Jon’ Oeschger
Bill Cunningham
Giants
San Antonio
Bancroft
McGraw
Yannigans
Jacksonville
Brooklyn
Sherrod Smith
Sherrod
Yannigan
Five Hilltoppers Off For New York Games
The Georgetown squad of five Hilltoppers Connelly Le Gendre Brewster Marsters and Higgins or Brooks heads to New York for the annual intercollegiate indoor track meet at the 224 Regiment Armory tonight. They left after two workouts amid windy dust clouds and rain hampering other teams.
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Bive Athles
Georgeto
224 Regiment Armory
New York
Hilltop
Connelly
le Gendre
Brewster
Marsters
Higgins
Brooks
District UMPLIES Ready to Start in Columbia Baseball Assn
The District of Columbia Baseball Association held a meeting at Spalding's last night. Officers were elected with James Hughes reelected president and Dick Woodward as secretary treasurer. A new committee of Tom Crooke Jos Handiboe and Eddie Sutton was appointed. The next meeting is Monday March 20 at 8 00 pm at Spalding's. New applicants should mail their applications to president Hughes at apartment 3 Wallace Apartments 500 Ninth Street Southeast before the meeting.
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James
Hughes
Dick Woodward
Memi
Tom’ Crooke
Jos Handiboe
Eddie Sutton
Spalding
Wallace Apartments
Ninth Street
Times Bowler Leads In Scribe Tourney
Cahoon of the Times leads the newspaper bowling event after the first round with 345 pins. J Reilly of The Post follows at 324. Next Tuesday’s lanes list includes Ferber Reinohl Little Hoderlek and others on Alley 1, Henry Fox Brimmer Bally on Alley 2, Gruber Covert Council Allen on Alley 3, and McCellan Stewart Warren Webb on Alley 4.
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Cahoon
The
Times
J. Reilly
the Post
W. H. Ferber
R . Reinohl
W. BR. Little
A. C. Hoderlek
Arrow Court Girls Triumph Over Tech
The Arrow Court Girls defeated Tech High School 42 to 28 on the Palace court. Schultze led with 16 points, while Tew and Buchanan supported closely. Whites subbed for Hocke. Silent team Caps play Washington Prep tonight at 8 on Gonzaga floor.
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Washington . Arrow
Basterers
Tech High School
Palace “Court
Arrows
Schultze
Tew
Buchanan
Behulize .R
Hocke
Boyd
Fime
J. Haas
Silents
Capital Silent Basketers
Washington Prep
Gonzaga
Eastern Sophomores Triumph Over Freshmen in Interclass Final
Eastern Sophomores defeated the Freshmen in the interclass basketball championship at the Coliseum gym yesterday afternoon, 20 to 17. Siegfried and Dornin led the winners while Hook starred for the freshmen. Company G won the battalion title earlier, 33 to 4.
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Eastern ‘High School
Coliseum Gymnasium
Siigfried
Dornin
Winnner
Hook
Mastern
Benal
Burdie
Selghien
Walters Lorde
Kesler
Intehuela
Benaie
Bennie Tor
Robb
Doruin
Beal
Gice
Seigfried
Kester
Hobb
Bardine
London
Radice
Bennie
Meferee
My Guvon
Owens
Gallaudet Sextet Defeats Colonials in 28 to 8 Victory
Gallaudet College sextet closed its season with a 28 to 8 win over the Colonials at Epiphany gym. Lechiere led scoring with 15 baskets, adding two fouls and six more from the line. Sandberg and Robinson contributed, while Camp stood out for the visitors. Time was two 10 minute periods with referee J Haas.
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Gallaudet College
Colonials
Epiphany
Kendall Greeners
Kendél
Miss Camp
Gallaudet
Lechiere
Sandberg Clemons
Sandberg
Robinson
Quary
Camp
Olibee
Pridby
Bates
Oliver
Samp
Doyle and Walker Take Round Honors in Florida Open
In Jacksonville Pat Doyle of St Louis shot 70 to lead the opening round of the Florida Open at the Florida Pantry Club. Walter Hagen and Gene Sarazen, paired with Doyle, posted 77s while other contenders trailed with scores up to 93. A high wind limited scoring across the day.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Pat Doyle
St.Louis
Florida Pantry Club
Russell Stillings
Walter Hagen
Gene Sarazen
Pittsburgh
Highland
Capt. Clark
Huntington
W. Va
Charles Hoffner
Philadelphia
Tommy Sherrigan
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Harry Bolesta
J. Golden
Tuxedo
N.Y
Salter Hagen
Detroit
Tom McNamara
New York
Bob McDonald
Chicago
Hagen
Sarazen
New Orleans
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Goslin
Munt
Griffith
Nationals
Gostin
Washington
Walter Johnson
Barney
Erickson
Zachary
Francis
Eric
Zach
Ralph Miller
Martin
Miler
Miten
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Epperson
Courtney
Gleason
Phillips
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Judge Landis
New York Giants
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Organized Baseball
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Pittsburgh Nationals
Ray Demmitt
St. Louis Americans
D. J. Hickman
Brooklyn Nationals
James H. Caton
Norman Pitt
George H. Dumont
Tionals
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Howard Burkett
Norfolk
Birmingham
Burkett
Virginians
Utes
Babe Ruth
St. Louis
Rogers Hornsby
Galaxy
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Hornsby
COBH
Foster
CUBS
Chicago Nationals
Pasadena
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Portland
Cub
Killefer
Ernie’ Johnson
Chicago Americans
Seguin
Tex
Bib Falk
Danforth
Browns
Mae Louis
En‘tire
St. Louis American
Mobile
Als
Lee] Fohl
Dave Darnforth
Columbus American Association
Herman Bronkie
Schmidt
Walter Schmidt
West Baden
Ind
PHILS
Flo
Hagle Pass
Summ
Hilltoppers
Cleveland
Ohio
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Dallas
Cunningham
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Vets-Colts
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Mineral
Wells
Columbia Baseball
Es! Association
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Amues
Ats
Arrow Court
TECH
Sidney West Inc
14Th & G
Eastern
F. Balawin LF
Hayes’ Dredt
Herriman Matyka
Voegler Lee
Edwards Walter
Smith’ SubstitRodia
Voegl Voegler
Rollis
Hoor—Baldwin
Diebr
Motyke
Halduin
Matyka
Gr-Voegler
Eck
Henry Heath
Elwenthy Pitt
Doyle
Walker
Toronto
Royal, Canadian Golf Club
Royal and Ancient Golf Club of
St. Andrews
Grosaj
Gloria
New
Ebbitt
Grossi
Tony Grossi
ST. Cyprian Cubs
St. Cyprian
Joseph Smith
Warren ‘Street
George Kerrigan
Saransworth
N. J
M. J. Brady
Arasen
Goldenberg’s
Goldenberg
K Street
Boye
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