Griff and catcher agree as to teams
Tampa, March 13. Nationals in spring camp at Plant Field field drills run three hours with 30 players. Manager Milan sets batting order and positions for opening series against the New York Yankees. Judge faints but revived. Peckinpaugh and Shanks show mixed results. Gharrity and Noona impress, Johnson ill but present. Miller injured and sidelined.
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Fla
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Miller
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sPookine Pough
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Uarris
Shanks
Gharrity
Teakinnaual
Yankees
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Indge
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Martin
Roger Peckinpaugh
Howard Shanks
Altrock
Griffith
Nou Pamgeie
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Miller Huggins
Bush
Jones
Scott
Yanks
Maciel Sets New Aquatic Record in Buenos Aires Swim
Argentine student Romeo Maciel completed a 44 kilometer solo swim from Colonia to Buenos Aires across the Plata estuary in 24 hours and 20 minutes, shaving 30 minutes off the previous record and claimed as a world endurance swimming record.
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Buenos Aires
Colonia
Uruguay
Plata
Large Entry in School Tourney Opens State Finalists
Buckhannon West Virginia March 13 Vast interest is centered on the state high school basketball championship tournament in Buckhannon March 16 17 18 under West Virginia Vocational College auspices Sixty seven teams enter the annual tourney the largest field in nine years of the event The Mingo County affair and the A Wt Cham e tion Gob Martone bring West Virginia athletics to the fore It is noted as possibly the only state where all its high school teams meet on one floor to decide the state championship game
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Buckhannon
W. Va
West Virginia
West Virgina Woategan College
Witla
West
Martone
Virginia
Union
Rosedale girls rout Arab five 59 to 17 in gym
Rosedale’s fast basketers powered past Arab last night in the home gym, 59 to 17. Murtaugh led with 14 points and Loveless added 3, while Carson stood out for Arab. Perloda logged 16 minutes. Referee Mr. O’Connor.
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Rosedale
Murtaugh
Loveless
Carson
Ravera
Roschale A. O. Powltians
Penn State Track Schedule Reveals April 12 Meet
State College Pa March 13 Our dual meets besides Penn Relays and intercollegiates are set with Georgetown University at Washington on April 12 and include Virginia and the University of Pittsburgh. The Penn State interscholastic meet will be held May 13.
Ruth Not to Get Home Run Bonus
New York reports clarify Babe Ruth's deal with the Yankees assigns no per home run bonus. Ruppert announced a three year salary contract with a two year extension option. Earlier reports claimed Ruth would receive 500 dollars for a full circuit cranking. The second item notes the Silent Five vs Emanon A C in a gym tonight at 3.
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New York
Babe Ruth
New York Yankee
Jacob Ruppert
Col. Ruppert
Silent Five
Capital
Emanon
A. C
Silents
Hyattsville
Dashes Capture Washington Post Duckpin Title in Dash Finish
The Dashes led by Plante beat the Commas to win the Washington Post duckpin championship with a 45 15 mark. Plante topped individual scoring tied with Dearswal for high single 345 while Roll supported by Mantes helped secure the title. The YWCA girls basketball scene and other district games were noted for upcoming prizes and arrangements.
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Washington Post
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Balls
Kolb
Davis
Easton
Darnall
Long
Jefverson
Becker
Fox
Tiese Pinapiliera
Plante
Wien
Uaghes
Mantes
Iaeatin
Plantain
Gett
Ohio Golfer Wins Unique Nine-Hole Tournament
F H Lindenberg of Columbus Ohio wins the annual nine hole blethering contest in Monte California with a 42 as players faced distractions by gongs whistles songs and shouts while competing. Clarks To Organize Candidates for the Treasury base ball team meet this afternoon at 6 in room 179 Treasury Building.
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Calif
F. H. Lindenberg
Columbus
Ohio
Clarks
Treasury
Roggm
Treasury Building
Quincy Club Maintains Pace In Local Sports Scene
The Quincy Athletic club remains active and plans a strong baseball team this season. Thirteen new members joined at the last meeting. A rival group calling itself H. L. Black Athletic Club formed, fueling false beliefs the Quincys disbanded. The Baltimore Internationals leave for spring training in Winston Salem, with the Orioles team to depart for the South next Monday.
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Quincy
H. L. Black Athletic Club
Quincys
Baltimore
Marcnis
Baltimore Internationals
Winston Salem
H.C
Oriole
South
Fine imposed on film transporter in Dempsey Carpentier case
Joe Griffo pleaded guilty in U S district court to transporting motion picture films of the Dempsey Carpentier fight from New Jersey to Pennsylvania and was fined 31,000. A U S Attorney questioned a one year jail term, claiming a nationwide conspiracy, but Judge Thompson found no evidence of conspiracy.
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Philadelphia
Joe Griffo
United Stated District Court Today
Dempsey+Carpentier
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
United States Attorney General
Ile
Griffo
Thompson
Decisions Affect Pro Ball Players
Auburn March 13. Forty one decisions affecting minor league players were handed down by Chairman Farrell of the National Association of Professional Baseball Players at its annual meeting. Five reinstatement applications granted, thirteen denied, four declared free agents. Walter Rankin rejected as manager of the Amarillo club. Lew Wendell to report to San Antonio club. Claude Davenport assigned to Greenville team.
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Farrell
Nation Association of Professional Baseball Players
Walter Rankin
St. Louis Nationals
Amarillo
Tex
Lew ‘Wendell
San Antonio
Claude Davenport
New York Nationals
Greenville S.C
Browns plan 1922 lineup with Danforth key addition
St. Louis eyes a near unchanged 1922 Browns roster with Dave Danforth as a new pitcher and one more unknown draftee. Lee Fohl, Willis Johneop, and a focused training regime aim to lift the club from a third‑place finish as scouts stress youth over big trades.
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Robert W. Maxwell
Mobile
Ala
St. Louis
Dave Danforth
Lee Fohl
Browns
Willis Johneop
California Racketeer Leads Oxford Team
A. B. Graven, a California student, elected captain of the Oxford University Lawn Tennis team for 1822. Graven previously distinguished at Wimbledon last June, where he lost a stubborn two hour and a half match 6 4 4 6 6 2 4 against A Diemer of Holland. The Oxford squad promises to gain strength with new American and Australian players. the Oxford Cambridge match is provisionally set for June 31 in Oxford.
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Oxford
Unelad
Associated Press
Matt
A. B. Graven
Oxford University
Graven
A. Diemer
Koole
Holland
America
Australia
Browns' 1922 prospects detailed by scouts and writers
A 1922 preview surveys St Louis Browns players and prospects. It highlights pitchers Shocker Davis Baynes Danforth Vangilder Kolp and rookies Wayne Wright Roy Davis Henry Delen Henry Meine and others. It praises Tobin Jacobsen Williams Cedric Durst and the strong outfield while noting catching and infield strengths and the potential finish in the first division.
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Fivat
Re & Shockey
Mames
Hed Mayr
Racord
Ahould
Rayna
Davin
Vangider
Wayne Wright
Louisville
Fohi
Roy Davis
Herrin
Roy
John Overlook
St. Paul
Henry Delen
Breese
Ill
St. Louis
Lefty Leifield
Johnny Tobin
BR Jacobson
Ken Williams
Williams
Ruth
Tobin
Jacobsen
Cedric Durst
Beaumont
Shocker
Davis
Baynes
Danforth
Vangilder
Kolp
Sisler
McManus
Gerber
Ellerbe
Olympic Games May Go to Lyons
March 13 report states Lyons may host the 1824 Olympic games to resolve Paris staging controversy. M Colrat and Gaston Vidal discussed Mayor Herriot’s offer to organize in Lyons and planned to ask Baron Pierre de Coubertin to refer the idea to the IOC. If favored, the cabinet would take up the matter at Friday’s meeting.
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Paris
M. Colrat
Gaston Vidal
International Olympic Committee
Reree
Auch
Yankees and Aloysius Ready for Big Game
Readiness for the basketball classic at Ryan gymnasium Thursday night at 8 15 features the Yankee and Aloysius quints in a rubber deciding contest for the 1882 local independent basketball title with one win each.
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Ryan Gymnasium
Yankee
Aloysius Quints
Costello Post Nine to Start Practice
The Aret practice of the W. B. Costello Post American Legion baseball team will be held tomorrow afternoon at the Plaza diamond near Liberty Hut Union Station at oclock. Report for practice: Barth Reinhard Griffith McCann Cawier Plunkett McCabe Seaalt Hmatley Klusker Morrisey Jones Warlick Andrea Dawaon Wilson Kody Pratt. The V. B Gdatella Fest American Legion team is also booking RAMON AM team. Contact Frank Volley 801 Ninth Street Northwest. The match to purchase Ty Purcell defeated Georges Wiseman in the Grand Central pocket billiards tournament last night 100 to 4. Purcell's high run 12, Wiseman 19. Tomorrow night's play will be George Kelohner vs Frank Kelhier.
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Plasa
Liberty Hut
Union Station
O'Cloul
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Griffith
McCann
Cawier
Plunkett
McCabe
Seaalt
Hmatley
Klusker
Morrisey
Jones
Warlick
Andrea
Dawaon
Wilson
Kody
Pratt
Ramon AM
Frank Volley
Ty Purcell
Georges Wiseman
Purcell
Mr. Wiseman
George Kelohner
Frank Kelhier
Athletes to Stage Carnival Next Week
Spring indoor carnival set for the Palace auditorium Washington at 914 B Street NW during the week of March 20 under the amalgamated Washington organizations. Proceeds fund baseball equipment for local clubs Warwickas Palace Kanawhas Y M H A Veterans Bureau Y M H A auxiliary and Washington Arrow girls. Each night begins at 7 and runs until morning.
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B Street
Amalgamated Organizations of Washington
Warwickas
Palace
Kanawhas
K K K K’s Baseball Club Formed for Diamond Season
The Karleys Krazy Kat Klub formerly Takoma Athletic Club has organized a baseball team for the season with star athletes from Ta koma park and vicinity. They seek management for a District league team averaging 17 years old and invite interested teams to contact manager Carley at 6909 Firth Street NW or Columbia 12409. The Washington Midgeta challenge the Sherwood Cubs in the 12 to 13 year old class. interested teams should call manager James Donohue at West 2198.
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Washington Midgeta
Sherwood Cubs
James Donohué
West
Independent Series to Have Four Classes at Washington Meeting
Washington Times reports the second Independents meeting selecting committeemen for unlimited, junior and midget classes. R D Thomas named chairman. June 15 set as qualifying date requiring five games per team and at least three per player. Championships expand to four classes this year with age limits and campaigned early start planned in Washington.
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R. D. Thomas
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Tather
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Holy Note
Thomas Kines
Knick Ins
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Roamer
Jack Haas
Lonnie Rord
Linworths
Harvey Bleam Warvicks
Arthur Attwood
T. S RR
A. Urs
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Mer
Vall
Galludet Court Team Receives Letter Awards
Letters awarded to members of the Gallandet college basketball team at Hendall Green. Recipients include La Ferntain Baynes Boatwright Stipp and Meenger Lindola. Lucado received the senior emblem. Brodiey Wallace Schranger and Danoteky earned honorable mention. Baynes named captain and Schanger chosen manager.
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Gallandet Collese
Hendall Green
la Ferntain
Baynes
Boatwright
Stipp
Meenger Lindola
Lucado
Brodiey
Wallace
Schranger
Danoteky
Schanger
Young golfers beat champions in Atlanta match
In Atlanta on March 1, Robbie Jones and Patty Adair, local amateurs, defeated Jock Hutchison and Jim Barnes 3 and 1 at Last Lake in a notable golf exhibition. The match featured long drives by Barnes and Jones with Hutchison delivering several long strokes, ending in a birdie and the final win for the locals.
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Atlanta
Robbie Jones
Patty Adair
Jock Hudikon
Jim Barnes
Lastlake
Jim” Barnes
Robby Jones
Hutchison
Tontaa
Hahanenaea Fetes
Soldier Battlers Entertain March 17 in Clarksburg
Arrangements by the local post of Veterans of Foreign Wars set a boxing bout for March 17 in Clarksburg between Bob Martin of Terra Alta former heavyweight champion of the American Expeditionary Forces and Carl Daenner heavyweight champion of New Jersey.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Vetarand
Bob Martin
Terra Alta
American Expeditionary Forces
Carl Daenner
New Jersey
One Pin Ruins Bowler's Quest For Perfect Score
Toledo dispatch reports Frank Degen of Buffalo in a two man event at the American Bowling Congress. A single new pin wavering on his ball caused a rare miss, though Degen and his brother Christy still led after three games with a 207 total and winnings of 46 420 and 523 dollars.
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Toledo
Ohio
Frank Degen
Buffalo
Degen
Christy
Marly and Athletes Enter Legion Meet
University of Maryland becomes first local school to enter a full track team in the American Legion meet at Central High School on Saturday May 6. Athletic Director H C Byrd entered the entire squad including dash star Ants Brewer who will run a special 10 yard dash. Legion pushes for a relay showdown among Army Navy and USMA with War and Navy Department officials showing interest.
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