Milan outlines training camp program twelve teams entered in Davis Cup event
AT TAMPA FLA March W a quartet of athletes joined the Nationals Tsquad at headquarters. Patsy Gharrity Joe Judge Howard Shanks and Earl Smith arrived from Washington to begin practice. The squad totals 32 men with a split first and second string. Manager Milan held an initial meeting and outlined drills and assignments for the season. George McGrew Gleason and Torres head the first team while Johnson Mogridge Zachary Erickson Digges and others form the second string.
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John A. Dugan
Tampa
Fla
Tsquad
Patsy Gharrity
Joe Judge
Howard Shanks
Earl Smaith
Washington
Gharrity
Hot Springs
Joseq
Denise Bush
Turk
Val Picinich
Miami
Geriffith
Stoaight
Griff
Bush
Ferry
Chavera
Judge
Harris
Iice
Goalin
Shanks
Peckinpaugh
Charrity
Courtney
Francis
Woodward
Phillips
Giants to receive diamond medals for 1921 World Series win
New York Giants players will be awarded 14 karat gold medals to be presented by Judge Landis on an undated date. The medals, designed by Maj. Charles J. Delegat of New York, feature a laurel and victory emblem with the word Giants and World’s Champions of 1921. Opponents’ hats show a tiny diamond emblem on the crown.
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Giants
New York Giants
Dudge Landis
Avila Koly
Maj
Charles J. Dléget
New York
Plans for Maryland county baseball leagues outlined
Meetings in Hyattsville and Rockville reorganized Prince Georges and Montgomery county leagues for the upcoming season. Hyattsville officers include Howard A. Fuller as president, W Gilbert Dant as vice president and treasurer, and T H Burch as secretary. Montgomery county representation spans Rockville Gaithersburg Kensington Bethesda Boyds and Damascus with Robart L. Polson as president and other officers named.
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Maryland
Hyattsville
Rockville
Prince Georges County
Montgomery County
Hyattaville Weeting
Howard A. Fuller
W. Gilbert Dant
T. H. Burch
W. Harry Beard
Galthorepure
Bates Brohtson
Kensington
John T. Williams
Bothorda
James Kiyrkpatrick
Boyda
William W. Willams
Damascus
Archie Bourdara
Tampa club manager converges with Griffith on pitching prospect
Tommy Leach, manager of the Tampa Florida State League club, held a long conference with President Griffith. Leach hinted of interest in a Smokers phenom, Walter Watts, to work out for a major league grade. Watts would get first chance if Nationals secure him. Debee Fous left for New Orleans after a brief workout with the squad at Plant Field. Hendrick, visiting rookies for two weeks, returned to Washington as the team rested and prepared for another week’s grind.
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Bath
Tommy Each
Tampa
Griffith
Hatc
Leach
Whiele Leach
Walter
Watts
Nationals
Haines City
Debee Fous
Washington
New Orleans
Plantfield
Hendrick
Sequad
Westminster Beats St Paul In Amateur Hockey Series
The Westminster team of Boston defeated the St Paul Athletic Club two to one, keeping their 2-0 lead in the United States Amateur Hockey Association championship series. The visitors won the second game as well, with the final two games scheduled for next Friday and Saturday at Gaston.
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Westminster
St. Paul, Minn
Boston
St. Paul Athletic Club
Gaston
Paris Debates 1824 Olympics Host Location
Paris faces a controversy over hosting the 1824 Olympic Games as Paris officials grant 1,000,000 francs instead of 10,000,000, pushing possible relocation to Colombes or other French sites. Count Clary insists games stay in France, with discussions on funding, venues, and government subsidies continuing amid council opposition.
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Associated Press
France
Pershing Stadium
Parce Des Princes
Bois de Boulogne
M. Autrand
Department of the Seine
Count Clary
Wnrd
International Olympic Dommatise
Olympic Committee
Alose
Los Angeles
Colombes
Saint Lazare
French Olympter Committee
Bayque de Parla Et Dea Pays Bas
Aorex
Racing Club of
Franay
Colombes Oail
Clary
MiNerand
Poincare
Olympia
Tusaday
Wednentey
Danta
Frange
Ebbetts Satisfied With Brooklyn Team Prep
Brooklyn owner Squire Charles H Ebbetts watched a 35 man practice as Wilbert Robinson and Larry Sutton shape a strong pitching staff. Ebbetts praised the players, predicted a great season, and expressed satisfaction with the squad's progress and depth.
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Robert W. Maxwell
Jacksonville
Fla
Squire Charles H. Wbbets
Brooklyn Baseball Club
Squire
Ivy Olaon
Hy Myers
Zack Wheat
Tom Grifith
Otto Miler
Ray Schmendt
Squire Ebbets
Tia Juana Entries Promise Better Season for Southpaw
A rough recap of pitcher prospects and injuries. Dutch Schupp shows optimism for a strong year, while Ferdie Schupp hints at form return. Robby Delivers adjustments to Smiths delivery, aiming for speed and efficiency. Roy Gardinier and Clarence Brown emerge as potential starters after solid showings in spring, with other hopefuls noted.
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Ferdle
Nancy Winet
Giants
Pat Hampson
Pierson
Roy Gardinier
Works
Viatongs
Cochran
Buffalo
Mallerie Mignon
Robins
Yholvirginia
Mann
Alfteenth
Ger Robinson
Clarence Brown
Ludington
Mich
Harry Schriever
Saginaw
Harry! Heltmann
Larry
Dienero
Baby State
Datta Welta Represo
Rod Baker
Sir Farlonge
Booneriile
Charle
Panne Na
Madam Byng
Niélour
Clearfield
Former Central Athlete Wins Letter At Penny
Former Central High School athlete Johnny Holden, now a sophomore at the University of Pennsylvania, won the 4 P M event Saturday night as part of the Pennsylvania relay team that captured the 2 mile intercollegiate championship in a New York meet. Georgetown finished third in the race.
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Central
John O'Reilly
Jim Mulligan
Georgetown
Johnny Holden
Holden
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
New York
Local golfers to have busy season ahead
Local golf associations announce a packed schedule with men and women events across May to October. Key venues include Washington Golf and Country Club Chevy Chase Columbia Country Club and Wilmington Country Club plus Middle Atlantic championships at Bannockburn and Columbia.
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Midaié Atlantic and District Golf Associations
Washington Golf and Country Club
Chevy Chase Club
Columbia Country Club
Lynchburg College Baseball Candidates Report
Lynchburg Va March 12 Coach Blake Mount former Virginia star has 30 baseball candidates out at Lynchburg college. Weather has been bad but indications show the team will be stronger than last year when it beat Virginia and V. M. I Lefty Thomas, star pitcher, is back with the squad along with every other letter man other.
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Ilynchburg College
Lynchburg
Blake Mount
Virginia Star
Lynchburg College
Virginia
V. M
Thomas
Jetter
Yosemite Beats Circles 141 to 26 in Coliseum
Yosemite trounced Circle Athletic Club 141 to 26 in a Coliseum game yesterday afternoon. Simons and McCloskey led the winners with strong scoring and substitutions featured throughout the event.
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Circle Athletic Club
Coliseum Gymnasium
Simons
McCloskey
Circle Bimong
Prat McCloskey
Fredrick Stewart
Metaer
Wpringfeld
Quarteréa
Iinutes Tueh
Icteric
Japan and Belgium enter Davis Cup challenges
New York March 12 Japan and Belgium enter the Davis Cup process announced to the United States Lawn Tennis Association. Belgium hopes to send its top players this year while Zenzo Shimoizu is likely to represent Japan again with Ichiya Kumaegae possibly delayed until next year. The Davis Cup challenge list closes Wednesday with entries from Australasia Britain Ireland Canada Czechoslovakia Denmark France India Italy and Spain.
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New York
Japan
Belgium
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Chavalier
Paul DeBorman
Belgian Lawn Tennis Federation
Teanekichi Asabuki
Lawn Tennis Association
Chevalier DeBorman
Zenzo Shimoizu
Ichiya Kumaegae
United States
Marseilles
Bhimidzu
Australasia
British Isles
Canada
Czech
Denmark
France
India
Italy
Spain
Vagabond Team Fails to Appear for Game
The Vagabonds of Annapolis did not show for the scheduled game with the Tankees Yeaterday afternoon. Manager Sauber announced at noon that the Vagabonds have disbanded. The Washington Alistara substitutes played, and Annapolis lost narrowly by 6 to 26.
Riddell And Lucke Lead A B C Bowlers
Toledo reports in the American Bowling Congress tournament standings a new two man pair at the top while W Lundgren of Chicago maintains the A B C record for individuals with 729 as bowlers attack the leaders.
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Toledo
Ohio
W. Lundgren
Chicago
Orioles Y M H A Five Defeat Locals 21 to 18
The Baltimore Y M H A five beat the Washington Y M H A quint in the South Atlantic Hebrew championship opener at the Palace gym yesterday by 21 to 18. The contest featured aggressive, clean play from both squads, with steady defense and quick transitions defining the match.
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Baltimore Y. M H. A
Beax
Washington Y. M H. A. Quint
Palace Gym
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