Youthful Brillheart Shines for Regulars In Tampa Trial
Taoma Fla March 20 Youthful Denson Brillheart, not yet 18, pitched four innings for the Regulars in a 7 0 win over Yannigan s. He dazzled managers and scouts with a veteran level performance as Ossie Bluege and other youth shone behind him. Brillheart s debut tops camp play and signals possible call in the Braves series.
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John A. Dugan
Taoma
Fla
Plantfield
Denson Brillheart
Austen
Milan
Greenville
Tenn
Yannigan’s
Altrock
Training Camp Notes on Johnson Gharrity and Goslin
Walter Johnson, recovering from a mild flu attack, left his room to train and hopes to rejoin soon while Eddy Gharrity is sidelined with a sore arm until fully recovered. Manager Milan forced him into batting practice in right field. Goelin remains hospitalized with a strained side and trainer Martin braces him to swing. Goslin expects to resume his regular turn tomorrow as Ed Walsh officiated the game today.
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Altrock
Joe Gleason
Bridheart
Roanoke Collegian
Yannigans
Larry Courtney
Ray Francis
Judge
Peckinpaugh
Milan
Rice
Courtney
Gleason
Torres
Francis
Bluege
Istris
Shanks
Peck
Goebel
Walter Johnson
Eddy Gharrity
Goelin
Martin
Goslin
Morrow
Kelchner Triumphs in Cue Tournament at the Grand
George Kelchner advanced in the pocket billiard tournament by defeating K Purcell 100 to 91 at the Grand last night. Jon Kennedy and Frank Kelliher scheduled for a tourney match at Grand Central tonight at 7 30. Kenne dy and Sergt Henshaw set for a 225 point exhibition at Elliott parlors Wednesday at 8.
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George Kelchner
Grand
K. Purcell
Jon Kennedy
Frank Kelliher
Grand Central
Sergt. Henshaw
Elliott
Ranch Owner Makes Big Offer for Mixed Wrestling Match
Ponca City Oklahoma March 20 Joe C Miller owner of the 101 Ranch wired an offer to Jack Dempsey and Ed Strangler Lewis with a guaranty and percentage if their proposed wrestling boxing match is held at Buffalo Park on the ranch road side of the Santa Fe main line used for the ranch roundup.
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Ponca City
Okla
Joe C. Miller
Here
Jack Dempsey
Ed (Strangler) Lewis
Buffalo Park
Hilltop Nines Faces Packed Tigers Schedule
Princeton announces a long spring slate under Undergraduate Manager George M. L. La Branche Jr. The Easter trip is short, with games against Columbia in New York on April 18 and a swing to Charlottesville to face Virginia. The Tigers meet Georgetown in Washington and cap nonleague play versus NYU on April 1.
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Princeton
Bester
National Capital
Tigertown
New York University
Tigers
New York
Pole Grounds
Navy
Army
West Point
Yale
Harvard
Cornell
Lawrenceville
Virginia
Willams
Dartmouth
Cambridge
Lafayette
Bucknell
New Haven
Hoston
Boston College
Colgate
Fordham
Fale
York
Local lacrosse team organized after meeting at Spalding’s
A large turnout at Spalding’s last night led to immediate formation of a local lacrosse team. They booked a game with the University of Maryland and plan future matches against Pringston St Johns Maryland Toronto and Oxford. William Andrews of Ottawa will coach with R V Truitt assisting and possibly playing. Initial practice set for Wednesday at 1:30 at Maryland.
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Spelding’s
University of Maryland
Pringston
St. John's of Maryland
Toronto University
Oxford University
London
England
Washington
William Andrews
Ottawa
Canada
Anews
R. V. Truitt
Mary~ Land
T. M. Hyatt
Ontario
John B. Cuno
Penn State
F. H. Lenachner
Charles 8. Elliott
D. Prather
A. G Hewitt
Lehigh
C. G. Brauner
H. J. Smith
D. D. Lambert
Yale
T. J. McQuade
C. P. Wilhelm
Bert Coggins
Andrews
Lambert
Hewitt
Spalding’s
Ed Handiboe Named Honorary Umpire by DC Association
Ed Handiboe, veteran umpire with twenty seasons in baseball, was elected an honorary member of the District of Columbia Baseball Umpires association at a Spalding's meeting. He has worked in the American association, International league, Ohio State league and other Class A circuits. The current roster includes Will Handiboe and Joe Handiboe among others. Applications for new members go to Secretary Doyle at 739 Sixth street southeast. Next meeting date not set but likely the first week of April.
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Ed Handiboe
Washington
District of Columbia Baseball Umpires
Spalding
Will Handiboe
Haas
James Y. Hughes
A. B. Hurd
F. A. Jaeschke
William Luscome
George Long
J. Lord
G. F. Nau
George Rae
Ed Sutton
Dick Woodway
Association
Doyle
Sixth Street
Lincoln
Hughes
Bib Falk Signs New White Sox Contract
Chicago reports Bib Falk, an obstreperous outfielder, signed a fresh contract with the White Sox after traveling to San Antonio to finalize an agreement. He will join the team for games at Austin, his hometown, where the Sox recently defeated the world champion New York Nationals.
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Bib Falk
White Sox
Chicago
Chicago American
San Antonio
Sox
New York Nationals
Auastin
Times Bowlers Win By Four Pin Margin
The Times bowling league team the Minions defeated the Dashes in a three game match by four pins, 1,473 to 1,468. Burras led Post-Dashes with a 124 high game while Times players Kolb and Davie posted strong scores as the match swung back and forth.
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Times
Eague Jeaders
Burras
Kolb
Davie
Sal Wilbite
Baur
Sutton
Fa. Plantz
Colemat
Terminal League
Langley
Solspaldin
Dean Winterm
Eat
Boney
Williams
Smoot
Terminal RB. B
Roundhouse
Weel OG
of Trotter
Killefer Builds New Cubs With Fresh Talent
Chicago manager Killefer overhauls the Cubs by shipping in youths and veterans to fight for every position. Two new outfielders are eyed, with Arnold Statz the $100,000 beauty and Lawrence Hack Miller in left field. Infield battles include Barney Friberg at second and John Kelleher at third, while five pitchers and several catchers compete for spots.
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Robert
Avelon
Catalina Island
Canf
Bur“Killefer
Chicago Cubs
Bii
Wrigley Field
Minora
Killefer
Cubs
Arnold Statz
Arnold
Los Angeles
Wrigley
Vic Aldridge
Chuck Deal
Charley Hollacher
Zach Terry
Terry
Barney Friberg
Kansas City
Otto Knabe
Keystone
Barney
Hus
John Klugman
Springfield
John
Hollacher
Carter Ward Eliot
Yakima
Wash
Bernie de Viveiros
Calgary
Eliot
John Kelleher
Brooklyn
Boxing Gains Ground in Hong Kong College and Clubs
Hongkong reports boxing spreading through the new republic with a British instructor at a major college. Campus bouts showcased Oriental promise while clubs adopt the “manly art.” The scene includes prospects like Vic Keen and George Stueland amid a lineup with new faces and adjustments for the season.
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Hongkong
Ching
New Republic
New York Teams Fall Short in Early Season Play
New York fans viewed Manhattan giants as far from contenders after a 12 to 6 loss by the Giants to the White Sox in San Antonio and a 13 to 10 defeat of the Yankees at New Orleans by the St Louis Cardinals. Brooklyn also won 3 to 0 at Pensacola. Pitcher Reuther dazzled for the Dodgers, while Babe Ruth misplayed a ball leading to a costly Yankee error.
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New York
Manhattan
Giants
White Sox
San Antonio
Tex
Yankees
New Orleans
St Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn
Pensacola
Fla
Wilbert Robinson
Reuther
Babe Ruth
Wait Hoyton
Amateur entries limit set for national golf championship
New York March 20. Only entrants with four handicap strokes or less will be accepted for the national amateur golf championship at Brookline Mass beginning September 4. James D Standish of the eligibility list committee states the annual list narrows the field and enforces stricter rules as entries surge. Marathon A C seeks 13 to 16 year old boys for new member drive, contact James Riley at 0 Seaton Place NW or North 8346.
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New York
Bub
Brookline
Mage
United States Golf Association
James D. Standish
Standish
Marathon A. C
James Riley
Seaton Place
Olymp ic committee to fill vacancy after Bartow Weeks death
Paris March 20 The vacancy on the international olympic committee will be filled soon when the committee meets to choose a successor to Judge Bartow Weeks of New York Pierre de Coubertin president of the committee announced that members and staff are chosen by the committee and act as ambassadors to their countries He noted a US misapprehension on this point Western Freshmen seek games in ages 14 to 16 call Frank Eastbale Premier A C wants to book games with fast teams in the District ages 14 for manager Barry call North 5087
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Paris
International Olympic Committee
Bartow ‘Weeks
New York
Pierre de Coubertin
Baron de Coubertin
International Committee
United States
Frank Eastbale
Franklin
A. C
Barry
St North
Detroit Americans Begin Weeks Tour with Rochester Club
Twenty one Detroit American players led by Manager Ty Cobb left Augusta today for a week long exhibition tour through South and North Carolina with the Rochester club of the International league. Cities on the schedule include Anderson Union Columbia Hamlet Raleigh and Charleston. Howard Ehmke and George Davis were expected to join later. The Nationals edged the Roamer Midgets 18 to 17 yesterday on the Nationals diamond.
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Detroit
Lilian Scharman Advances In National Indoor Singles
Brooklyn teen Lilian Scharman 20, defeating Mrs Felton and Mrs Wallach at Longwood Chestnut Hill moves to third round of the National Indoor singles. Mallory lingers as opening match looms and seeds show strong favor in the debut seed draw.
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Boston
Longwood Cricket Club
Chestnut Hill
Lilian Scharman
Brooklyn
N. Y
Samuel M. Felton 3d
Barger Wallach
New York
Molla Bjurstedt Mallory
California Net Stars Enter Honolulu Event
Howard and Robert Kinsey, doubles champions in the Metropolitan district and Pacific coast, announce a March 28 departure from San Francisco to Honolulu to compete in the mid Pacific tournament, with later island touring exhibitions.
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California
Honolulu
San Francisco
Calif
Howard
Robert Kinsey
New York
Pacific Coast
Service Teams Meet On Dec 2
Quantico Wa March 30 at a meeting of Marines and Army athletic officials set December 2 1922 as the date for the annual football game between the two service branches The venue remains undecided with hopes Baltimore or Philadelphia hosting Franklin Field seen as favorable for the contest
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Quantico
Marines
Army Third Corps
Smedley D. Butler
Charles L., Ornstein
Third Corps
Butler
Joseph C Fegan
Leroy T. Hunt
Baltimore
Washington
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Franklin Field
Dreadnaught Nine Aims For Banner Season In District Play
The Dreadnaughts, a C class team, organize for the season as many candidates report for practice. They seek games against fast District teams and recall the Alexandrians’ strong previous record. Contact Manager E R Allen at 726 North Washington, Alexandria, Va. Griff baseball team plans Monument Grounds practice this afternoon. Manager P Lewis at 1352 Fairmont Street Northwest invites game arrangements.
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Dreadnaught
Dreadnaughts
Sameien
Alexandrians
E R. Allen
North
Washington Street
Alexandria
Griffs
Griff
Monument Grounds
P. Lewis
Fairmont Street
Speaker Hurts Knee in Game with Reds
Cleveland March 20 Manager Tris Speaker of the Indians will likely miss a week after wrenching his knee in the second inning of yesterday's game against the Reds. The injury concerns the same knee he hurt last season with St Louis and which has troubled him since.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Tris Speaker
Cleveland Indians
Dallas
Speaker
Ciemnati
St. Louis
Gamma Sigma Triumphs Over St Paul Five In 34 to 24 Win
Gamma Sigma Fraternity five defeated St Paul A GC 34 to 24 last night. Thiele and Washington led with sixteen combined field goals. House scored ten for St Paul. Referee Mr. Smith. Ten-minute periods.
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Gamma Sigma Fraternity
St. Paul A. GC
Thiele
Washington
House
Gamma Sigma
St Paul A. C
L S
Levis House
Frawley
Fletcher Browne
Foster
Waltter Browne
Tear
Cale
Fletcher
Mr. Smith
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Winniper
Ernie Osborne
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Bal
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George Stueland
Sioux Falls
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Kinlefer
Statz
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Hack Milter
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Marion Zinderstein Jessup
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Edith Sigourney
Mallory
Frank H. Godfrey
Muss Florence Ballin
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Lillian Acharman
Mra
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A. R Hardwick
T Robinson Jr
Dorothy Dat Bostay
Mra Saundera Taylor Wilmington
Tiel
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Margaret Haughton
Marion Zinderstein Jessop
Nell
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Frank Hodfrer Enatan
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Bronlyn
Mra Barger Wallach
New Fork
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Short Hills
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Framingham
Mann
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Miay Mary Heaton
Greenwich Conn
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Leslie Watson
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Robt. Burnsome
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