Nationals Rally To Beat Braves In Spring Tilt
Washingtons come from behind to topple the Boston Braves 7 to 3 at the new St. Petersburg park in the second game of the spring series. Milan’s club trailed five frames before a big sixth inning sparked the rally, with key hits from Milan Rice and Peckinpaugh. Playful fielding and strong relief pitching by Lansing and Erickson sealed the win as Marquard struggled early and Goebel Harris Shanks turned in solid defense.
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Training Camp Notes Reflect Johnsons Slow Return to Work
Walter Johnson will resume training work on Thursday after five days under medical care for the smoke ball hing. He watched the Tampa squad today and will join the athletes Thursday. Thirteen players remained in Tampa under charge of Chamty as a sizable group prepared for practice.
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Seattle Boss Calls Baseballs Too Dead
Stockton Calif March 21 Walter McCreedie manager of the Seattle club of the Pacific Coast league is the first manager to complain about the new rubber center baseballs adopted for this year. Last year the league used a cork center but these balls seem bigger and denser and are not exactly fit for our purpose. He questioned if the ball grade or the skinned diamond is to blame.
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Kopf
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Daubert
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Veney
Sammy Bohne
Pat Moran
Bohne
Jim
Injury to Tris Speaker May Sideline Indian Star
Cleveland reports from Dallas indicate Tris Speaker knee injury is more serious than thought and could keep him out of at least a third of Cleveland's games this season. The manager twisted his knee in a game with the Reds and may miss opening. Speaker plans to rest if needed but hopes to play with one sound leg, while McNulty and Ernest Jeanes vie for center field duties.
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McNulty
Ohio State
Ernest Jeanes
Minnesota star to assist coach at University of Minnesota
Arnold Oss, ex Minnesota athlete, is set to return this fall as assistant coach and law student. Negotiations said to be completed soon. He plans to join the law school, earn a degree, and practice in the Twin Cities after bar admission. He will coach football basketball and track year round. Oss won three letters in each sport during his Minnesota career.
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Arnold Oss
University of Minnesota
Gopher School
Twin Cities
Oss
Minnesota
Georgetown Gunners Duel Princton Ohio State Rifle Teams
Georgetown gunners enter a dual rifle match against Princeton and Ohio State. Georgetown has won ten straight, beating Western Maryland 932 to 994 and defeating Syracuse 84 to 902, while Syracuse underperformed for the National Rifle association contest.
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National Rifle Association
Local Girl Bowlers Defeat Oriole Team at Grand Central
The Original Five girl bowlers from Baltimore’s Regents were defeated by local team at Grand Central in the final three games of their interty match, winning by 63 pins. Erdmann posted 109 for high night game, Zorbach 103, Doyle 108, Williams 97, and Quainies 96 aiding the locals as they steadily closed the early 43 pin advantage.
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Doyle
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Zorbach
Collier Leads Bowlers in Scribe Tournament
A W Collier led high set honors in a newspaper bowling tournament at the Recreation drives. He posted a set mark of 363 with games of 133, 117, and 113, a strong front position likely to endure through the remaining days of play. Other bowlers and scores followed, including Thomas, Flynn, Goldberg, White, and several others, forming a crowded field.
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Casey
Tough job for Reds to do well in race
Cincinnati Reds enter spring training in Mineral Wells Texas under Pat Moran facing an overhaul. The infield is unsettled after big trades and veteran departures while Cavener and Dismanetman (incomplete) vie for spots. Pitching is thin beyond Luque, Rixey, Scott, Donahue and Markle, with new men Couch and Johnson showing promise and others needing time.
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Boston
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Texas
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Findinnati
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Street Named Manager Of Western League Club
Charles Gabby Street, former Washington American League catcher, is released to the Joplin Western association club and will manage the team, announced by Little Rock Travelers manager Norman Biberfeld and Joplin owner Ray Winder.
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Gabby”) Street
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Penn Relays Abroad as Penn 4 Mile Team Sails for London
New York dispatch reports University of Pennsylvania four mile relay unit sailing for London to face Oxford and Cambridge on April 8 at the Queens Club for an Intercollegiate Athletics Association meet. Team includes Capt Larry Brown Hunter McLane Layman Kerr Donald Head and John Kerr with Howard Hovde as manager and Lawson Robertson as trainer. John T WeGoern of Cornell accompanies as observer.
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Seattle
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Oklahoma
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Salt Lake City
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Philadelphia
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Cornell
Dundee Cleared Of Fake Charge In Scranton Match
New York report says promoter found Johnny Dundee acted in good faith in the bout against Jimmy Hanlon. Hanlon’s effort was questioned and a $1,500 earned by Hanlon was withheld while Dundee’s $25,000 prize was paid. The promoter called it a pad match with Dundee dominating Henton, confirming Dundee’s skill and denying faking.
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A U Matmen Hold Try-Outs Tonight at Washington Canoe Club
Nineteen local amateur wrestlers enter preliminaries for the south Atlantic division A A U championship at the Washington Canoe club. Five weight classes compete tonight with finals Saturday in Baltimore. Havens brothers meet in an exhibition bout to decide a family championship. Washington Canoe club leads entries with six.
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Charles Schraeger
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St Paul Champion Dominates Handball Tourney Rounds
St Paul national handball champion Dr Haedge won two second round matches in Milwaukee. He defeated Ehlert 21-5 21-10 as Evenson beat Groden and Dougherty toppled Lusty. Saam beat Ruggles 21-14 21-5. In doubles, Dougherty Hanley beat Malone Stehling 21-8 21-9, Sackman Groden beat Nienhauser Weinhager 2 12 21-14.
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Diamond meeting for eye doctors tonight
Plans for a baseball campaign will be made at a meeting of the Optometrists baseball club at the Raleigh hotel tomorrow night at o'clock. Three teams will be organized with one entering the unlimited class in the sandlot series and two to play independently. Officers will be elected and other business for the coming season discussed.
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Tilden to Play in Mixed Doubles at National Indoor
Boston reports show Mrs Marion Zinderstein Jessup of Wilmington defeating Miss Martha Bayard in the third round of the National indoor women’s tennis championship at Chestnut Hill. The day featured rising stars and visiting players dominating the nine hour program with Wm Tild en set to partner with Ella Mallory in mixed doubles pursuit of 1921 title.
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Ty Cobb Too Ill To Accompany Detroit Team
In Greenville South Carolina March 21 Ty Cobb suffered a severe attack of tonsillitis after yesterdays exhibition game in Anderson. He was placed under a physicians care and could not travel with the Detroit club this morning. Cobb plans to join tomorrow's exhibition in Columbia as his condition improves.
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St Louis Teams End Spring Camps Before North Tours
St Louis, Mo March 21 Both of the citys major league clubs closed their spring camps in the South and headed north for exhibition tours lasting until a few days before the April 12 season opener. National commissioner K M Landis visited the St Louis Americans camp in Mobile Ala as the Browns prepared for an exhibition with Spring Hill College. Leo Fuller was released to Houston Texas League, Montgomery to Syracuse International League, and Elmer Lang was released from the St Louis Nationals camp in Orange Texas.
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Prep Schools May Enter Legion Meet Relay
Washington prep schools may join a mile relay at the American Legion games at Central High May 6. Track managers from several schools plan to carry through with the arrangement. Emerson Institute representatives will invite St John’s St Alban’s Army and Navy preps and Gonzaga to enter the meet. A meeting at American Legion headquarters Saturday morning will discuss details for the championship relay.
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Bantamweight Bout Postponed to April 3 in Toledo
In Toledo on March 21 a twelve round bantamweight matchup between Terry Martin New England champion and Carl Tremaine of Cleveland was postponed from March 24 to April 3 due to Tremaine injuring his right hand in a recent bout with Jabez White.
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