Rookies Leave Tampa for Gainesville in Flag Chase
Tampa report details Walter Johnson's light morning workout pitching 79 balls in 19 minutes and catching fungoes with Gharrity. Frank Brower and Acosta deal with injuries as rookies train ahead of the first game, while McBride and Griffiths watch promising prospects and over 500 fans observe morning drills in Tampa.
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Gainesville
Browns
John 4
Cluan
Tampa Fla
Walter Johnson
Johnson
Gharrity
Frank Drower
Crafith
Wester
Haun Westets
Waller
Philadelphia Nationals
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Lanaguna
Gong
Torres
Frank Brower
Fonilcek
Dd Acosta Acosta
Hiamee Yartin
Tle
Salo Altrock
Acosta
Griffith
Jamesville Tucker
Squid
WeBride
Youngater
McBride
Phils
George
Walter
Nationals
Dick Brottem
Bing Miller
Bo34
Griffiths
Griff
Rpen
Joe Judge
Hugh Fullerton
Johnny Kelleher
Ruth
Algo
Johnny
Boston
Basketball Officials Propose New Scrimmage Rule Change
Officials at the Central Y session recommended to the rules committee in New York a rule change. They propose counting a shot from scrimmage as one point instead of two and altering the free throw allowance for a personal foul. The board sent the proposal to the New York meeting for approval, naming officials in good standing.
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Lonard
Aly
Central Y
Rules Committee
New York
Sagastian Wiil
Asardel Pende
Raw Burkett
Fdwin Bratburd
C Dunn
George Foire N'T
Shartin James
Fryas Morse FC
Penn State Vets Report For Practice
Penn State veterans Cape Hokie Udines and Killinger return from last season’s training, reporting for practice. They and teammate Reeave join early drills as the squad prepares for the new season, with lineups and league games discussed at a Friday meeting.
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Penn State
Cape
Udines
Killinger
Sears
Hertel
Tech
Ira
Ashetran
Ora
Noster
Davis Cup Trophy Arrives in United States
The Oasis com emblematic of world tennis championship arrived in San Francisco from Australia aboard the steamship So moma. The trophy will be taken to New York for display at the headquarters of the United States Lawn Tennis Association.
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United States
San Francisco
Oasis
Australia
Somoma
New York
Outside boxers to show Thursday night card
A boxing card with 64 rounds of action is set for Thursday night by First Maryland Infantry at their Silver Spring armory. New York’s Wide Grass faces Philadelphia’s Ling Bodie in a ten round bout, preceded by a battle royal at 8 o clock. Two six round bouts feature Sailor Boswell and Loung Thomas, plus 122 pound maulers from the District. Eddie Blond and Harry Gaylor, lightweights, also appear in go round action.
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First
Maryland Infantry
Silver Spring
New York
Ling Bodie
Philadelphia
Boswell
Loung Thomas
Maulera
Eddie Blond
Harry Gaylor
Cue stars gather for Grand Central tournament meeting
The Grand Central rally announces a pocket billiards championship with prizes of 40 80 and 10 for four winners. Interested players must register with Manager Heil as soon as possible. A baseball team is forming at Convention Hall Market A4, with a planning meeting at 2:30 pm today at George Simons location Fifth and BK streets.
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Distret
Lee Jhold
George Het
L Grand Cent
Heil
Kenson
George Simons Convention Hall
Fifth
BK Streets
Yankees Release Rookie to Atlanta in Major Trade
The Yankees send rookie Toe Munson to Atlanta for Hed Wingo and Tom Sheehan, with swap adds Jess Doyle or Earl Johnson to satisfy the rackers, marking Munson as the first release by Manager Huggins this season. Munson, former Raleigh Piedmont standout, hit the ball well and shows speed and power for the Southern Association club.
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New York
lo—Toe Munson
Carlson
Yankee
Charley Hickman
Atlanta Club
Southern Association
Munson
Manner Huggins
Atlanta
Hed Wingo
Tom Sheehan
Atanta Liso
Rackers
Citcher Jess Doyle
Greenville Flash
Earl Johnson
Bob Githa
Raleigh
Cudmore Eastern's Captain Next Year
At the Eastern High school basketball supper Wilbur Cudmore was elected captain for next year. Cudmore is described as a steady, consistent player. principal Charles Hart and others spoke. Numerals were awarded to Cardwell Hayward Hazlett Meyers Motyka and Rutterbush.
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Eastern High Schol
Wilbur Cudmore
Cudmore
Charles Hart
Charles M Guyon
Jack Faber
Brayton Myers
Ilaworth Wirnstein
James Odes
Willem Furey Mnager
Cardwell
Hayward Hazlett
Harry Meyers
Motyka and
Rutterbush
Mount St Marys Cancels Georgetown Season Opener
Mount St Marys canceled what was to be Georgetown's first baseball game of the season after regular practice and the season’s first accident. Snell, a promising catching candidate, broke a finger and will miss several weeks per Coach John Riley.
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Mount St Marys
Georgetown
Snell
Ifinger
John Riley
Reflocal Quits as Birmingham Manager
Mobile Alabama March 15 Reflocal of Birmingham has been signed as manager of the Meridian team of the Mississippi State league The salary limit of 2400 and a player limit of 13 agreed on by the Cotton States directors will be observed by the Mississippi State Jeane.
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Mobile
Ala
Birmingham
Meridian
Cotton States
Mississippi State
Jeane
Harr Wad
Joe Deberry
Ray Rehman
Tulsa
Teve Ferrell
Harry Rus
Staleys
Decatur
Tom
Ukanobic
Browns
Ace
Cat
Alwaak
Wile
Fohl
Lee
George Suisser Osorta
Morss appointed to TQ Cup race committee
New York reports Capt Henry A Morse of the East 'een Yacht Club named as representative on the committee in charge of the ocean race for the King Albert cup from New York to Ostend next July. Also notes printers forming an athlete association and a Senate basketball game result.
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New York
Henry A Morse
East ‘Een Yacht Club
Ostend
Hindoo's Mobile Handicap Racing Card Notes
Field lists multiple claiming races with horses and jockeys, plus brief past-performance notes. Items include first, second, third, and fourth races, with horses such as Counterbalance, Sundura, Grandee, and Ogden Girl. Notes mention form signals, distances around five to eleven furlongs, and potential contenders like Willigan and Tiger Rage.
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Kmnkling
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Howard
Mink
Sisun
Hrickson
Wedge Aebo
Coreden
Never Quit Type Counts In Baseball
A historical column recounts players who persevered through hard luck and injuries. Johnny Kelleher, Gena Blackburn, Jean Dubuc, and others are praised for fighting back, hustling, and returning to prominence despite setbacks. The piece connects veteran resilience to major league potential and enduring sportsmanship.
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Boston
Draft Board
Irance
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Johnny
Josh Devore
Johnny Evers
Gena Blackburn
Jean Dubuc
Jean
Cincinnati
Chicago
Dubue
Mnors
Majora
Kingston's Havana Selections for handicap racing
Kingston offers selections for five races at Synthetic Park on distances from five and a half to six furlongs. Contenders include Seven Seas Jinto Johnny O Connellini Cannon Ball Aunt Dedame Merry Feast Lutcle Cigal Polar Cub Loyalist American Eagle Dibbier Fleer Willie Wells Sea Prim War Harlock The Pirate Cubanita and top picks Walnut Hall Pastoreau.
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Jinto
Johnny O Connellini
Cannon Ball
Orleans
Dedame
Sureget
Yoprung Iit ‘Ge
Fleer
Willie Wells
Origital Park
St Racina
Haford
Cubanita Iy
Walnut Hall
Pastoreau
Havana
Jobnzie O Connellaia Gahoonball
Constantine
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Kay
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Ren Butler
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Tim J Hogan
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Wile Woods
War Zour
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Dalidalbt I Tony
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Hodge
Beeawny
Reba Treisusac
Parrish
Sundurla
Key Moore
Cory Tou
Oaklawn Belle
Tiger Rose
Tennis Champion Retains Old Form in National Championship
Boston March 15 Mrs Franklin Mallory a former national champion opened the national women indoor tennis championship at Longwood Cricket Club. She beat Miss Leslie Bancroft 6-1 6-0 in a second round match as Martha Bayard of Short Hills defeated Mrs Mills 7-6 6-4 in a second round upset.
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Molla Byurstedt
Longwood Cricket Club
Leslie Gancroft
Longwood Club
Martha Bayard
Short Halls N. J
Mra
D ¢ Mills
Grange
A. Batter
Brookline
W H Pritchard
New York
Misa Ruth Verna
C H. Howell
J. Bremer
Caroline Robinson
H R Hardwick
Leslie Bancroft
Hew
Short Hills
Jesse Gott
Misa Bayard
Maller
F Sterz
Misa Louize
Leesburg Athletes Organize Local Club in Purcellville
Leesburg forms athletic club with over fifty members as Purcellville hosts officers including Rev W JF King president and WH C Littlejohn first vice president. The new group aims for local participation in sports and community athletic activities.
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Leesburg
JF King
C Littlejohn
McFarland
T R Cooksey
H Hall
B P Forsythe
John A Gibson
R Lowenbach
Golfers Gather for White Sulphur Tourneys at Greenbrier
Plans for the White Sulphur Springs golf tournament at the Greenbrier show cash prizes for pros with added purses for low scores over 36 holes per day. The pros play April 36 holes daily, with a special medal for the low two-day score, and a Greenbrier Cup for the first 16 winners, to be held three years running, plus replicas yearly. Amateur play begins April 12 after a 24-hole qualifying day, with six event prizes and large amateur entries anticipated.
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Waite Suphur Spring
Greenbrier
India
Vecena
Fohl Drives Browns Toward Pennant Chance in 1921
Bogalusa March 15 report credits Lee Fohl with organizing a sharper Browns club. Improved pitching, smarter infield, and stronger hitting could push the Browns past the Indians and Yanks if luck holds and injuries stay down. New pieces include Gleason at second, Smith at third, Sisler at first, Gerber at short, with Tobin, Jacobson, Williams in the outfield.
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Indians
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Fon
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Earl Smith
Mr Sisler
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Chivara Radias
Tulsa
Gleason
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Johnny Tobin
Jacobson m Nter
Kenneth Williams
Kilbane May Quit After Looming O Dowd Match
Impression grows that Johnny Kilbane will quit boxing as Johnny Witcoman agrees to meet Mike O Dowd in a return bout. Reports from Cleveland and spring camp describe a roster of young recruits eyeing breaks, while manager Fohl and staff back potential stars like Vangilder and Burne.
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Mike O'Dowd
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Scord
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Joplin
Australian Open golf champion heads to British Open
Nan Francisco reports G. H. U. Kirkwood, Australia’s open golf champion, arrived to travel to St Andrews Scotland for the British Open. Mc Winnie will compete in the national Open at Washington in July.
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Nan Francisco
G. HU Kirkwood
T Andrews
Scotland
Mc Winnie
Washington
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