Braves win third game of spring series 3 to 2 in tight duel
Fred Mitchell's Braves defeated the Washington club 3 to 2 in a pitching duel. Frank Miller and Jon Oeschger shut down the Nationals until late as Lee Courtney and Tom Phillips matched them well. A late Braves rally produced the decisive run in the eighth, aided by defensive miscues and key hits from Southworth Nicholson and Boeckel.
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St Petersburg
Fla
Fred Mitchell
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Griffth
Frank Miller
Jon Oeschger
Nationals
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Harry Courtney
Tom Phillips
Mound Duty Tor
Lee
Courtney
Beantown
Phillips
Courtneys
Shanks
Peckinpaugh
Miller
Oeschger
Larry Kopf
Ationals
Griffa
Powell
Midway
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Southworth
Nicholson
Boechel
Goshin
Ford
Harris
Gowdy
Picimich
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Icholson
Rice
Milan
Gustin
Warriors
Loechel
Holhe
Tice
Goway
Barbaro
Judge
Georgetown Nine Opens Season at Norfolk Aboard Ship
Georgetown's baseball season begins today at Norfolk against the U S naval base team. The 15 man squad sails after yesterday's voyage with Coaches O'Reilly and Maloney guiding a lineup anchored by Captain Kenyon Sheedy Welsh Sheridan Walsh IP Murphy Flavin Reynolds McCarthy Jenkins. Weather and turf conditions limit practice with Hyman absent for studies and Schmidt staying in the Capital.
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Norfolk
Hilltoppers
United States Naval Base
Capes
O'Reilly
Maloney
Kenyon
Sheedy
Welsh
Sheridan
Walsh
IP. Murphy
Flavin
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McCarthy
Jenkins
Shell
Cunningham
Florence
Adams
Hyman
Studice
Medical School
Schmidt
Dental
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Malley
J. ®. Murphy
English driving event at Sandwigh aims for June
A London driven golf championship open to amateurs and professionals will be held at Sandwigh on June 17, the Saturday before the British Open. Competitors must drive three shots with standard balls and three with their own balls in each class. The winner is the highest aggregate distance from the four counting shots. A special challenge cup is offered. the amateur winner receives a cup, while a professional may win a cash prize.
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London
Associated Press
Chaff
Sandwigh
Kolf Cind
Training Camp Notes Nationals Fall Short in War Club
Nationals struggle with six singles three from Frank Muller and three off Deadger as Brakes grab several long clouts. Gowdy makes sharp plays catching Kopf and Holke, while Shanks provides assist on a runner. Eddie Walsh umpiring faces Braves protests as Johnson readies for first workout post‑illness and Milan plans a long practice if a game is to be staged. Seven pitchers report sore arms ahead of Boston series.
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Frank Muller
Deadger
Milan
Pircuiss Wis Suay
Pirates
Lloyd Wheeler
Birmingham
Vernie Alnigg
University of Montana
Edwin Schulz
Claude Hart Wirehiff
Jesse Martin
Oklahoma
Johnny Gooch
Schmidt
Jimmy Mattox
Stalbrigs
Mike Wilson
Lehigh
Warwick
University of Pennsylvania
Jonnard
Nashville
Bob Harper
Little Rock
Jonnard Gibson
Gibson
Giants
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Boston
the Public Ledger Co
Outfielder Finney Signs With Pirates
Greenville report notes D B Finney, outfielder for the Liberty club of the Southern Piedmont Textile League, signing with the Pittsburgh Nationals and reassigned to Flint in the Michigan Ontario league. Greenville manager Cliff Blankenship announces the release of Outfielder Yeorgin and catcher Davis.
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Greenville
D. B .Finney
Liberty Club
Pittsburgh Nationals
Flint
Cliff Blankenship
Outfelder Yeorgin
Davis
Orioles to meet Wake Forest in spring training game
Winston Salem March 24 The Baltimore Orioles, 35 players, are guests of the chamber of commerce at a noonday luncheon. Teramy Lyons of the Orioles spoke as a principal speaker. The Orioles will stage their first game of the series Saturday afternoon against Wake Forest College, then later games are noted with names like Shawkey O Doul and Schang Meyers.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
Baltimore Orioles
Chamber of Commerce
Teramy Lyons
Orioles
Wake Forest
Pirates Aim at 1922 Season With Sharp Spring Push
Hot Springs Ark March 23 Pirates of Pittsburgh prepare for 1922 after slippage last season. Gibson Dreyfus and assistants tighten roster with infield shifts and new faces while retaining veterans Adams Cooper Hamilton and others. Traynor Rohwer and Ens vie for third base while Whitred and Tierney compete at infield. In outfield Carey Bigbee Rohwer slated for regular roles as players train hard and a wave of young arms including Wellingsworth Morrigan Blake and Gooch vie for pitching jobs.
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Ark
Pirates
Pittsburgh
New York
George Gibaon
Giants
N’yawk
Gibson
Fred Clarke
Bill McKechnie
Bull Hinchman
Chick Frazer
Mackins
Shouke
The
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Max Carey
Bigbee
Rohwer
Igst Ydar
University of California
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Birmingham
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Cincinnati
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Hamilton
Red Sox
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Wichita Falls
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Phil
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Rochester
Psychology of Athletics Studied at Illinois
Urbana March 23. Illinois announces a new psychology program for athletics. Dr Coleman R Griffith will study mental factors across major sports, develop a course for coaches, and compile a textbook. The project aims to improve performance via tests on football players and other athletes using the Varnier chronoscope.
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Univ of Penn athlete operated upon at sea
New York, March 23. Donald Head of the University of Pennsylvania relay team underwent blood poisoning surgery at sea aboard the Aquitania. He is unlikely to compete against Oxford and Cambridge, delaying a possible return to the track. Dr Griffith plans psychological studies on athletes to aid coaching and morale, while awaiting fuller research.
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Donald Head
University of Pennsylvania
Oxford
Cam~bridge
Aquitania
Paddock Refuses $20,000 Offer To Run Professionally
Charles W. Paddock world champion runner says no recent pro offer was made to run in continental Europe and he has no intention of turning professional. He noted a prior offer about two years ago during the Olympic Games in Antwerp and that he preferred not to accept. He is currently in San Francisco, with plans to return to Honolulu in about a month.
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Calif
Charles W. Paddock
San Francisco
Honolulu
Atwerp
Europe
Paddock
Ruth and Meusel Must Serve Time
New Orleans March 23 Ruth and Bob Meusel star outfielders for the New York Americans must serve suspensions imposed by Judge Landis for disobeying baseball rules. Landis announced nothing more despite questions from visiting newspaper men while attending a game against New Orleans. The suspensions run until May 20 for playing in exhibition games with outside teams. Landis also spoke at a luncheon and toured the New York Americans camp before departing for Orange Texas to join the St. Louis Nationals training.
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New York
Judge EK
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Meusel
Association of Commerce
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Tex
St. Louis Nationals
Catholic University Baseball Candidates Practice Wrench Knee
Catholic University and Gallaudet players scrimmaged on Killian field under Charles Moran. Joe Lawler, a promising new player, severely wrenched his knee and may be out a month. Top performers include Driscoll Corwin Cordi Yeager Pedra Kerrigan Slattery Denault McCarty Connell Bail Buskin Berskin Mahoney Lynch. A planned game next Wednesday may be moved to Gallaudet due to poor field conditions.
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Killian
Charles Moran
Joe Lawler
Driscoll
Corwin
Cordi
Yeager
Sam Pedra
Local Lacrosse Club Organized in Washington
Washington forms a lacrosse club with University of Maryland figures in leadership and planning. The group schedules an April 8 charity match at Central High School stadium against Maryland, with practices at Colleges Park and space sought at the Monument grounds. Génacond club seeks games in the District, contact H H Moyer for matches.
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Washington Lacrosse Club
Coltere Park
Spalding
V. Truitt
University of Maryland
Wiliam Andrews
John B Cuneo
Andrews
Cuno
H. L.smith
F. B Clark
T M. Hyatt
Col. Sherrill
Central High School
Colleges Park
Baltimore City College
Genaconds
Génacond Club
General Accounting Office
Navy Department
H H Moyer
Eleventh Street
Franklin
Columbus A A Team Breaks Camp Today
Macon Georgia March 2 The Columbus team of the American association will break camp in Macon Friday morning at 6 o clock when it boards the train for Nashville Tennessee where it will complete the spring training period in a series of games with the Nashville Volunteers of the Southern association.
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Columbus
American Association
Nashville
Tenn
Nashville Volunteers
Southern Association
Kelchner Triumphs In Cue Tournament At Grand Central
George Kelchner easily defeated Frank Knell in a pocket billiard match at the Grand Central last night, 160 to 35. Kelchner made high runs of 80, 15 and 12, while Knell’s were 10 and 9.
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George Kelchner
Frank Knell
Grand Central
Kelchner
Arnold Statz Day Highlight for Coast League Exhibition
Los Angeles hosting Arnold Statz Day next Sunday as the Angels face the Chicago Nationals in an exhibition game. Statz, traded from Angels to Cubs, aided Los Angeles to the coast pennant last season. Also notes Cy Cumming's Bethesda Tigers seek Sunday games. contact H. T Hunt in Chevy Chase, Maryland.
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Calif
Los Angeles Faminy Coast League
Arnold Statz
Angels
Chicago Nationals
Statz
Cubs
Cy Cumming
Bethesda Tigers
H. T Hunt
Wisconsin Avenue
Chevy Chase
Paris to stage 1924 Olympic Games at Pershing Stadium
Paris officials and the French Olympic Committee propose Pershing Stadium as the venue for the 1924 Olympic Games. A formal ratification is expected at a meeting of the Paris city council and the French committee next Saturday.
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Pershing Stadium
Payin
Paris
French Olympic Committee
Seeded players advance to finals in Boston indoor tennis
On March 22 at Longwood Cricket Club Boston three 1921 finalists moved toward the title in doubles singles and mixed events. Seeded players dominated with Mallory Morris Jessup and Sigourney leading in women’s events as Bancroft and Winn faced challenges before potential rematches.
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Longwood Cricket Club
Bancroft
Leslie Bancroft
Caroma Winn
New York
Jessup
Ceres Baker
Orange
Aliss Lillian Scharman
Brooklyn
Baker
William Endicott
Rosamond Newton
Longwood
Mallory
Morris
Saunders Taylor Wilmington
Leslie Ransoft
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Newton
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J. BL Jessup
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Macha Bayard
Short
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Fritz Bundy
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Philadelphia
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Hervey H Bondy
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Wright
Russ Schorman
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Harvard Net Captain Enters British Wimbledon Event
Boston March 23 US will have at least one representative at the British singles championship at Wimbledon in June. G Golket Caner, Harvard captain and former intercollegiate champion, announced he would enter the Wimbledon play. He plans teams June 10. The tournament begins June 76.
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Boston
United States
W. T. Triden
G. Golket Caner
Lenglen Rivalry Grows As Two Teens Rise In France
Mlle Jung, 18, from Havre, and Mlle Desclares, 16, Paris born, emerge as top winter stars on the Riviera challenging Suzzane Lenglen. Jung, ranked seventh in 1921, could finish among the season’s top three. Desclares shows strong backhand and lob, with potential in doubles ahead of singles. Paired with Sam Hardy, she won mixed doubles against Beamish and Lamb. She lacks big-tournament experience but is seen as a stronger doubles player than Lenglen. Meanwhile Tommy Milton will drive the same car at the San Carlos speedway Derby on April 16 for 150 miles, following his Indy 500 car entry.
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France
Associated Press
Suzanne Lenglen
Tennre
Riviera
Suganne
Mademoiselle Jung
Havre
Mademoiselle Desclares
Paris
Mile Jung
Mic. Desclares
Sam Hardy
Chicago
United States
Mrs Beamish
A H Lamb
London
The
Miss Lengten
San Francisco
Cahf
Tommy Milton
San Carlos Speedway
Here
San Carlos
Milton
Capeda
Indianapolis
Addison brothers lead junior title swimmers at Northwestern meet
Hugh and Roger Addison of Calumet City Ohio headline the 16 to 17 year old division entries at Northwestern University interscholastic swimming meet March 24 and 25. Hugh holds the junior title in the 100 yard backstroke while Roger owns the 220 yard junior freestyle. Plaza Nine challenges seek opposition. contact manager Fred Diedrich at 315 Fourth Street Northeast.
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Addison Brothers
Hugh
Roger
Calumbpus
Ohio
North- Western University
Plaza Nine
Plaza A
Tor Bames
Wales Beats France in Paris Rugby Match
In Paris on March 23, Wales defeated France 11 to 3 in an international rugby match. Contact manager George M Toncaler at 4306 Wisconsin Avenue, District of Columbia for booking in Tennan town.
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Tennan
George M Toncaler
Wisconsin Avenue
District of Columbia
Wales
France
Paris
Mike Gibbons to face Harry Greb May 1 in Jersey City
Paul Minn March 23 Mike Gibbons a St. Paul middleweight will meet Harry Greb of Pittsburgh May 1 in a twelve round bout with no decision at Boyle's Thirty Acres Jersey City New Jersey per terms accepted by Gibbons' manager.
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Mike Gibbons
St. Pat
Harry Greb
Pittsburgh
Gibbons
Boyle's Thirty Acres
Jersey City
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