Tampa Smokers castoffs eyed by Griffiths as Giants pursue
District fans see rookie prospects Marhefka Tucker McHugh and Eschmann train in Tampa under McBride and Leach. Rumors place Lamotte and Foss with Nationals with option until April 1. Leach discusses purchases with Griffith and McBride, while uncertainty looms over which Smokers will move north.
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John A. Dugan
Tempa
Fla
McBride
Tommy Leach
Pittsburgh Pirates
Tampa Smokers
Leach
Plant
Tony Marhefka
Ollie Tucker
Reds McHugh
Albert Eschmann
Griffith
Lamotte
Foss
Nationals
St. Petersburg
Marbesia
Meite Bellave
Por ‘Adk
Lamotte- Mogs
Tony
Yale Natator Breaks 7-Yard Swim Record
Edwin Binney Jr of Yale set a new intercollegiate record in the 30-yard swim against NYU, clocking 2.41.5 seconds and shaving off 0.5 seconds from the prior mark. He also equaled the 40-yard intercollegiate record of 10.0 seconds in a later event.
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New Haven
Conm
Edwin Binney, Jr
Yale
College of
University of Chicago
Kamaknaul
United States Naval Academy
Judge contradicts hold-out stories on Washington return
Joe Judge arrived in Washington last night with Howard Shanks and Stanley Harris and plans to travel to Tampa with the Nationals. He says he is satisfied with his berth, values a three-year deal for stability to establish a permanent Washington residence, and asserts Griffith has treated him fairly.
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Landis
Dela
Joe Judge
Washington
Tampa
Judge
Howard Shanks
Stanley Harris
Maine
Griffith
Grifith
Moat
New York
Fox
Nirat
National Chiftain
Nationals
Fang
Fana
Griff
Barnes Leads Big Field In Florida Open Golf
Jacksonville Florida March 11 Jong Kim Barnes of the Pelham Country Club set a Florida Open scoring a 69 in the second round to lead a field of about 30 players. Clarence Hackney Atlantic City is second with 75 75 140 James Kerrigan Siwanoy Jack Hutchinson Chicago Mikey Brady Detroit tied for third at 151 with a batch of players. Barnes card shows five birdies and consistent driving and iron play. Other results list Hackney Kerrigan and several players with scores and clubs. Treasury Department baseball team to meet Monday at 3 in room 179 Main Treasury building. Arrow reserves basketball seeks a return game with Lafayette at the Y.M.C.A. court March 2.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Jong Kim Barnes
Pelham Country Club
Florida Country Club
Thia Fine
Clarence Oakney
Atlantic City Country Club
Tommy Kerrigan
Siwanoy
Jack Hutchinson
Chicago
Mikey Brady
Detroit
George Potherinham
Jed McLeod
Wilfrid Theil
James
Mendously Long
Ray Naturae
Barnes
Clarence Hackney
Atlantic City
Tom Kerrigan
Gien View
Mike Tirady
George Motheringham
Prettan Winds
Wilfehl Reid
Wilmington
Tra
Fred McLeods
Columbia
George McLean
Grassy Sprain
Pat’ Moyle
Deal
Charles Hofface
Philmont
Pat O'Mara
Richmond C. C
Kari
Keffer Ottawa
Carthy
Florida C. C
Aunt Deri
England
As Cluel
Drider
Jack Forrester
Meadow
The
Scorra
Jim Ronnie
Pelham
Treasury
Treasury Department
Terk
Ofice
Treasurys Department
Money County
Nenral
Akron Case Taken Under Advisement in Major League Appeal
Chicago March 11 Judge Landis held the Akron Ohio clubs appeal to keep its place in the International league in abeyance while reviewing the transfer of the Akron franchise to Newark The judge noted doubts about his powers in a minor league case and took the matter under advisement Indians Cancel War Risk Indians cancel their district game against Arrow Dreadnought on Central court in a preliminary round
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Chicago
Akron
Ohio
Judge Landis
J. D. Thomas
Newark
Landie
Gonight
Baseball Writers Laying Groundwork in Political Press Gallery
A veteran observer notes how many leading political writers began as baseball reporters. He lists Gus Karger, Jim Allison, Ring Lardner, Heywood Broun, Menken and others, plus Jock London and Joe Campbell, praising their crossover impact on American letters and noting the demanding, roaming life of baseball journalism.
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Hugh Rullerto
Senate
Gus Karger
Writers of
Washington
Cincinnati
Reds
Jim Allison
Central West
Charlie Comiskey
Cincinnati Reds
Sam Blythe
Charlie Michaelson
Heywood Broun
Ring Lardner
Eamé
Menken
Henry M. Hyde
Chicago
Anson
United States
O. Henry
Hall
Texas
Jock London
Charlie van Loan
America
George Ade
Peter Finley Dunn
Mr. Dooley
Lenny Washburn
Charlie Seymour
Dunn
Washburn
George Barr McCutcheon
John
Bennie
Rex Beach
Paul Armstrong
Edwin Balmer
Jim Opper
Jack Lait
Sam Merwin
Emerson Fough
Ray Stannard Taker
Rockford A C Open Practice Sunday at Sixth Street Field
The Rockford A C will hold its first baseball practice Sunday at 10 30 a m on the field at Sixth Street and Florida avenue northeast. All club members and others wishing a tryout are asked to report. Washington Barracks beat Walter Reed quint 34 11 on their home court with Savelong and Witkowski starring. Holy Cross Lyceum lost to Hagerstown Alsatians 38 30 in Maryland. Virginia A C of Alexandria defends 108-pound basketball claim. games addressed to Sterling Hall 314 Fairfax St Alexandria Va.
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Rockfords
Rockford A. C
Sixth Street
Florida Avenue
Barracks Quint
Washington Barracks
Walter Reed Hospital
Savelong
Witkowski
Baltimore Lyceums
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Holy Cross Lyceum
Hagerstown Alsatians
Virginia A.C. of
Alexandria
Sterling Hall
Fairfax Street
Elias G
Don Manuel
Eimont
Avion
Queen of Trumps
Tha Weighta
Maricusa
Voorin
Coca Cola
George C. K
Lyric
Jae
Enquirer
R. Chas
Wells Haag
Blaa
Whippet
Wenonah
el Coronet
Oherna Breena
Fx Tagoon
Meat Wind the Pirate
jJeltison
Jose de V
Ada
Emma_J
Jake Feld
the Enquirer
Dragoon
Artete
Cobb
Dee
MOBILE RACING RESULTS AND HANDICAPS SUMMARY
Race card and results for five races plus Hindoo’s Mobile Handicap analysis. Key finishers include About Ave fuconga, Teppery Polly, Debinda, Old Faithful, Old Rose, Sandy H., Trusts, Kirstie’s Cub, Captain Marchmont, Valerie West, Mickey Moore, Sunduria, Cook Road, Corydon, Tiger Rage and Boxer. Best bets highlighted Valerie West, Sunduria, Cock Roach.
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Chiat
Smith
Teppery Polly
London
Coffin
Tinte
E. Herts
Marchmont
Hunter
Debinda
Mebo
Brickley
Ask
Sandy H
C. Hunt
Trusts
B. Suithy
Kirstie's
Cub
Jersey Lad
PTH Rac Boot
Melty Gi
Capitania
Terria Miss
Oliva James
Walter Tutnibow
Horne
Jovkey
Woleht
Bally Gthen
Mink
Dunkins
Plato
Collins
Bees Wax
Valerie West
Hrickson
Mickey Moore
Weaver
Shafer
Franklin
St. Just
Dunkinson
Plain Bill
Tas
Coluars
Erickson
Hay
Meier
Petrograd
Virgo
NACE
Sunduria
Harry Shannon
Minnagg
Dunkingon
Tiger Rage
Adams
Susan
Sanduria
Cock Roach
Jockey Club Wins In Controversy
Baltimore March 11 The Maryland racing commission split 2 to 1 to omit licensing of trainers and jockeys from new regulations. Licenses will not be issued by the state but Maryland supervision remains, with power to annul licenses for Maryland. Oliver Kennedy supported the omission Timanus opposed it.
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Baltimore
Maryland Racing Commission
Oliver
Kennedy
Timanus
Maryland
Jockey Clan
New York
Kentucky Raging Commission
Canadian Racing Association
Maryland Board
Maryland Commission
Ths
Timanua
Bill Rapp Named Elks Baseball Coach
In a meeting of the Elks baseball squad last night over 40 candidates attended. Billy Rapp, a former local pro, was chosen coach and field manager. Ed Neumeyer was elected president and C. J. Johnson business manager. First practice set for Sunday at Knickerbocker grounds. The club opens with April 11 game against the Washington Americans and May 2 season opener in the Fraternal league versus the Masons.
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Elks
Rinth Rooms
Billy Rapp
Ed Neumeyer
C. J. Johnson
Knickerbocker
Washington Americans
Masons
Tigers May Surprise Teams In Flag Race
Detroit Tigers enter spring training under Ty Cobb as manager with a bold plan. Cobb emphasizes psychology and unconventional routines, including no morning workouts and late sleep during training and the season, aiming to revolutionize practices and rally a pennant bid.
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Tigers
Obb
Ty Cobb
Ig Teague
Charles A. Comiskey
Bribing Ball Players Felony in Missouri
Jefferson City March 11 The house paused a bill that would make bribery of baseball players a felony. The measure moves to the governor. Coaches discuss camp rules and a defensive strategy shift for Detroit's Tigers. Players listed include Ty Cobb, Lew Binge, Mertlind, Young, Dannie Bush, Joe Sargent, and Jim Middleton.
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Jefferson City
Wross Aiom
Joe Sargent
Jares
Bholter
Fingetead
Mannion
Armsruth
Johnny Bassier
Los Angeles
Howard Br
Baltimore City and Tech Tussle In Final Showdown
semifinals of the south Atlantic Interscholastic basketball championship were played at the Central coliseum. Baltimore City college defeated Central high school 26 to 20 while Technical High beat Western 32 to 16. Mathews led City with scoring, Lemon added field goals and fouls, and Panetti contributed in the third period. The second game showcased Western’s young lineup against Tech’s heavier lineup, with Frisby and McCarthy among top Western scorers while McCarthy and Burger fed by teammates for Tech. The two finalists meet at 2 pm today as Baltimore City college faces Technical High school for the championship.
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Central Coliseum
Baltimore City College
Central High School
Technical High
Western
Tech
Mathews
Baltimore’ City College
Central
Lemon
Baltimore Quint
Mount Pleasant
Stern
Mankowitz
Dey
Roberts
McFadden
Panetti
Hoffman
Quintette
Hoff
Green
Af Boys
Tech Quint
Frisby
McCarthy
Burger
Frinbey
Woerner
Baltimore
Technical High School
Woerterley
Quesada
Burger Cormick
Wrawley
Shanks
Mearthy
Aublave
Kent
Weddon
Dunum
Woerger
Viele Gans McCarthy
McCormick
Irger
Frawley
Frizby
Puller
Crotre —Hughes
Awarers
Gallaudet players show strong form in practice drills
Gallaudet's basketball squad under Coach Pusfeld is shaping up with last year's players returning, newcomers Danofsky Ferguson and Cusack making an impression. Capt. Reba misses due to an old football injury as Kanawha Juniors claim two wins in doubleheader.
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Gallaudet
Pusfeld
Columbia
Jooks
Battery
Reba
Danofsky
Ferguson
Cusack
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Tucker
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Keystone
Dea
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Hachmann
Tamotte
Clare C. Wermith
Miller
Brottem
Pittaburgh
Hot Springs
West Baden
Olt Fox
Pirates
Satin
George Mogridge
Southern College
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Courtney
Acosta
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Schacht
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W. Sharles Quant
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Sidney West, Inc
Jimmy Gilruth
Holy Land
Bill Pheion
Tommy Rice
Little Joe Campbell
Washington Post
Lennie Washburn
Quincy
Til
Annie Rusie
Charlie Reilly
Sir Henry Irving
Campbell
Sir Henry
Hindoo
Havana
Xey Mae Elias
Birch Turk
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Lmention
Porca
Little Dear
Rhymer
Emma J. Dake
Shelby
Zeb
St. Just Ae
Mildred
Shafer Valerie
Mickey Moor
Vilf Verhoten
Petrogeid
Barrs Shannon
Truss
Kirstie
Cap
Shiling
Cockroach
Boxer
Willigan
Tiger’ Rose
Keboies Corsten
Ognen
Kingston
Jockey Club
Bill Rapp
Pythian Temple
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Dreadnought A. C
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Wilson Normal School
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Goodwin
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Hostler
Senator James
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W. Woods
Lancaster
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Joe Whipple
George W
Titanitn Tle
Hm Foxe
Guardsman
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O'Meuey
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Tim J
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Pickens
Grimdy Aleo Rao
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