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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1922

Page

10

Yannigans and Vets In Seven Innings Draw at Plant Field

In Tampa on March 22 the Yannigans and Regulars played a seven inning interclub at Plant Field, ending 3-3. Gleason and Brillheart matched the Regulars’ hits while Peckinpaugh and Lamotte sparked two late Yannigan threats and McGrew and Miller held firm on defense.

Yannigans Vets Mrs. Mallory Gleason Harris Torres Texas League Dan" McGrew Yanns McGrew Ralph Miller Noone Lamotte Midway Station Brillheart Goslin Goose Shanks Bluege Yennigans Smith Ae la Motte Brower Goebel Fo Gharrity Nooné C. Lightfoot R. Hlpo Packinp'gh Ag- Milan If Rice Rf. Harris A Shanks Miller Lars Rega- Goebel Gharrity Lan Brittheart

Training Camp Notes Warn Big League Teams Northward

Major league clubs push north from southern camps amid early spring travel woes and chilly weather as they begin exhibition games. South Carolina schedules a U S tour via Virginia Maryland and D C with a stop in Macon Georgia. Sherman Kiefer joins the University of South Carolina program after a Worcester link. Donnie Bush and Walter Johnson are noted in camp, with Gharrity and Noone impressing in drills as Nationals gear up for Braves series.

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Cleveland Showings Unexpected Form In Camp

Cleveland pennant contenders emerge as Tris Speaker trains the Indians. Veterans and a strong rookie batch compete for every position as early drills reveal heavy hitting good pitching and a crowded field. Young talent promises depth at infield and rotation with veterans guiding the level of play.

Dobie to Teach Coaching at Virginia Summer Quarter

Charlottesville announces Dobie will head the University of Virginia summer coaching course from June 26 to July 24. W. L. Lush assists. the program spans football to track with rules, training, and instructional methods. Dobie and Lush bring decades of experience from Cornell, Naval Academy, Washington, Yale, and Annapolis.

Charlottesville Gittour Dobie University of Virginia W. L. Lush Charles G. Maphis Degble Cornell Naval Academy University of Washington Billy Lush Yale Dobie Lush Annapolis

Howly Takes Temporary Charge of Tiger Squad

Detroitui March 22 Dan Howly trainer of the DetroitAmericass has taken temporary charge of the team touring South Carolina for practice games with the Rot er Internationals Manager Cobb left behind with tonsillitis. He is expected to rejoin in a day or two down to 26 I expect to carry at least 36 men on the club. The pitchers will be weeded out and only the promising ones retained Speke says his club has a very good chance to win the pennant

Ballas Tex Cleveland Tris Speaker Browns Speaker Indians Tris Stuffy McInnis Stuffy McInnis Jett Wamby Riggs Stephenson Walter Hammond Pittsfield Hammond Sewell Sorrelg Bay City Larry Gardner Benedict Ohio Yuma Des Moines Cardinals Louis Guisto Guisto Steve O'Neil Les Nunamaker Shinault Hertford Luke Sewell Young Sewell Coveleskie Bagby Morton Sotheron Uhle Maile Dave Keefe Jim Guy Morton Guy Walter Mails Keefe Athletics Connie Mack Barton Lynch Mines Odenwald New Hamp Shire State College Georgetown Yankees Jamieson Joe Wood Graney Evang Pat McNulty Ohio State Pat Howly Tiger Squad Detroit Mid Dan Howly Detroit Americass South Carolina Cobb Greenville Speke the Public Ledger

French Olympic Committee Announces 1924 Schedule

The French Olympic Committee published a full schedule for the 1924 games in Paris with events from January 20 to July 28 across winter spring and summer programs. Skating opens January 20 while running July 28 marks the final event with the marathon set for July 18.

Paris Presa International Federation

Noted Bulldog Bulwark Dies Worth Over $3000

Philadelphia report states Bulwark a renowned bulldog imported from England two years ago owned by C Schaffer of Oaklyn New Jersey. He never lost in licensed U S shows here and defeated 76 bulldogs in one event earning praise and an estimated value over 3000 dollars.

Philadelphia Bulwark England C.schaffer Oaklyn N. J Gulwark America

W. G. A approves tourney dates for three championships

Chicago March 22 Secretary Harless of the Western Golf Association announced formal approval of dates for three championships this summer. The Amateur championship will be at Hillcrest Country Club Kansas City June 26 to July 1. Open championship at Oakland Hills Detroit August 23 24 35. Junior amateur championship at Olympia Fields Chicago August 24.

Chicago Harless Western Golf Association Hillcrest Country Club Kansas City Oakland Hills Country Club Detroit Olympia Fields Country Club

Fifteen Lacrosse Candidates Report at Maryland

Fifteen lacrosse candidates reported for their initial practice at the University of Maryland despite unfavorable conditions. Experienced players were present and organizers expect a formid able team after a meeting at Spalding's tonight at 8. All lacrosse enthusiasts are urged to attend.

University of Maryland Spalding’s

Scheme costs poolrooms a costly fraud

New York March 22 A backer of a chain of poolrooms was swindled out of 100000 by a trusted employee from England who ran a telegraph based distributing bureau on a hotel roof near Grand Central. Confederates across the street watched for signals and flashed results to enable bets on long shots within five minutes. The scheme persisted for nearly a year before discovery and the ex-athlete operator was dismissed rather than prosecuted.

New York England Grand Central Station

Four-matches litter indoor tennis blitz in Boston

At the Longwood Cricket Club three of America's top male players appeared in the national indoor mixed doubles event. After ten hours the field narrowed in three sigilar tournaments. Mrs. Mallory led a strong showing with wins in singles and doubles as mixed doubles proceeded toward semifinals alongside top contenders like Williams and Godfrey. Moran faces a prohibition indictment in Albany.

Boston America Longwood Cricket Club Molla Mallory L. G. Morris New York

V GRIFFITH CHOSEN PENN STATE MAT MANAGER

V Griffith of Javistown has been elected manager of the Penn State wrestling team for next year and will attend the Intercollegiate Wrestling association meeting in South Bethlehem on Friday. A J Merean of New Castle named as preparing manager while other infant managers and names are listed for various towns.

V. Griffith Penn State State College V. Grifath Javistown Intercollegiate Wrestling Association South Bethlehem A. J.mereean New Castle Pexing Rathew J. N. Alexander Haddon Heights N. J F. B

Women Wear Knickers at Net Exhibition in Boston

In Boston at Longwood Cricket Club the push to allow knickerbocker attire for women tennis players has not yet taken hold. Despite national championships drawing top East players, Boston remains conservative and questions linger about practicality for tournament play. Quincy A C baseball squad to practice at Camp Meigs diamond at 5.

Boston Longwood Cricket Club New York Quincy Quincy A. C Camp Meigs

Orioles Player and Dunn Fail to Agree in Baltimore

Baltimore March 22 Caterer Vickey McAvoy who was recently reinstated to organized baseball announced he could not come to terms with Manager Dunn of the Baltimore Internationals and would return to the independent ranks. Dunn said he offered McAvoy a 2600 salary for the season. Leviathans Challenge seeks games with fast District teams averaging 18 years. write I. Minor 214 Second Street SE.

Baltimore Vickey McAvoy Dunn Baltimore Internationals Orioles Wineton- Satem N. C McAvoy Rochester Leviathans Leviathan A. C I. Minor Second Street Southeast

Former Penn State coach receives cup at mass meeting

State College Pa March 22 Penn State students honored Dick Harlow former assistant football coach with a silver loving cup token of appreciation for over ten years He leaves to take a new post at Colgate University The presentation was by B E Overdort president of the student government Also a send off for Penn State wrestlers bound for intercollegiate championships at South Bethlehem Coach Detar has named his team including Capt Watson 116 Weinschenk 125 Evans 135 Parke 146 Wetzel 158 Wilson 175 Runser heavyweight others listed

Interacllegiste South Bethlehem Detar Capt Watson Weinschenk Evans Parke Wetzel Wilson Runser

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