Brillheart Pitches Veterans to 46 to 3 Victory
Lefty Brillheart pitched seven innings as the Regulars crushed the Yannigans 46 to 3. Yannigans produced only four hits with two runs on offense, while Brillheart and Milan guided the Regulars to a dominant spring training win at Plantfield in Tampa.
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Brillheart
Mallory-Morris
John A. Dugan
Tampa
Fla
Milan
Plantfield
Yannigan
Roanoke College
Fio
Dau Shar
Lue Yannigans
Dan” McGrew
Errore
Yunnigane
Yannigans
H. Po.a
Pleinich
Courtney
Lightfoot
McGrew
Regalars
Jun Th
Judge
Goebel
Torres
Peckinpaugh
Lamotte
Bluego
Brower
Yannigana
Belars
Brilheart
Tampa Invited as Permanent Training Camp by City Backers
President Griffith seeks a three to five year Tampa training camp deal after civic groups and the city endorse the move. He works toward housing terms with W F Adams of the Tampa Bay Hotel before sending acceptance. Sunday baseball legalization plans to boost the Florida State League and help cover spring training costs. Walter Johnson returns to full workout after a ten day flu spell while his wife suffers an eye infection at camp.
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Griffith
Tampa
Cigar Town
City Commission
Charles B. Brown
W. F. Adams
Tampa Bay
Nationals
Florida State League
Natiqgnala
Walter Johnson
Norfolk
Tariak Spring
Hoya
Scullers to Meet June 3 in Philadelphia Cup Race
The Philadelphia challenge cup for amateur rowing, a $2,600 prize, will be raced Saturday afternoon June 3 at 5 o'clock on the Schuylkill river. Entrants include Paul N Costello and Walter H Hoover with Jack Kelly as potential starter. Tom Rooney and others may enter.
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Philadelphia
Wariag
Jack Kelly
Vespers Boat Club
Schuylkill River
Russell H. Johnson, Jr
Tom Rooney
Duluth
Kelly
Undine Barge Club
W. EB. Garret Gilmore
Bachelors’ Barge Club
Georgetown Defeats Hampton Roads Training Station 17 to 2
Georgetown University routed the Hampton Roads Training Station club in Norfolk by 17 to 2. Key batters included J E Murphy Sheedy Kenyon and Reynolds with Reynolds going seven strong innings in the box. The Sailors erred on signals and played poorly allowing the lopsided victory.
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Norfolk
Georgetown University
Hampton Roads Training Station
Collegians
Georgetown
J. E. Murphy
Sheed
Kenyon
Reynolds
Georget'n
Abe
Sta
T.murphy
Badama
B'chman
Twhite
O Olsullivan
Bherdon
White
Sullivan
Thomas
Harky
Sheedy
J. E Murphy
Bauglman
E J Murph
Kaaty
J. Murphy
Dy Reynolds
McCarty
Britt
Harold
Murphy
Welsh
Herold
Ty Cobb Back on Job Again in Raleigh Exhibition
Detroit manager Ty Cobb returned to the lineup in Raleigh North Carolina after a bout of tonsillitis, as Rochester pitched against the Detroit Americans. The barnstorming trip saw Rochester outbat the Tigers two to one, but Detroit edged Rochester 24 to 3 with Heisman homering, while an error doomed the Internals.
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Detroit
Ty Cobb
Detroit Americans
Raleigh
N. C
Rochester
Hamlet
Tigers
Heisman
Braves Hurlers to Work Six or Seven Innings in Interclub Bets
The Braves will have pitchers work six or seven frames in interclub games while Boston games allot three or four innings. McGrew and Brillheart pitched today and suffered no ill effects. Tomorrow the Braves contest the fourth spring game. Milan announced Zachary Woodward and Gleason to start for the Braves opponents. Watson Morgan and McQuillan expected to start for the Cape Cod team.
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Braves
McGrew
Brillheart
Milan
Zachary
Woodward
Gleason
Watson
Morgan
McQuillan
Cape Cod Tribe
Eastern Noses Out Gallaudet 2 to 1
Eastern defeats Gallaudet 2 1 in a tight game. Pitchers Latin and Boatwright reach for the strike zone with key catches by Rose. Fielded plays from Roundabusk and Hastert highlight late innings.
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Gallaudet
Rose
Hastert
Leviathans Start Diamond Campaign In District
The wormumn A. u. nag organizes two baseball teams this year one entering the Potomac league and the other playing independent baseball both teams hold 5 o'clock practices today on the Monument grounds and 8 o'clock tryouts at Randall field Manager Minor at 214 Second Street Southeast will handle all challenges and arrange games with fast teams in the District and vicinity.
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Wormumn A. U. Nag
Monument Grounds
Torthrow
Randall Field
Leviathans
Minor
Officers of County League Meet Today
Hyattsville Md March 24 Officers of the Prince Georges county baseball league and managers seeking entry will meet at 6 30 tonight at the City Club Washington to adopt a constitution arrange a schedule and set eligibility rules for players. Exhibition games listed include Mobile Alabama Bridlyn Katfanels Batteries Shriver Decatur De Berry Stiller Filton Jammt Schulte Baker Raleigh and Internationals with various players named in the rosters.
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Hyattsville
Prince Georges County
City Club
Washington
Mobile
Als
Bridlyn Katfanels
Eee Mobile Southen
Shriver
Decatur
de Berry
Red Sox optimistic after Yankee raid strengthens lineup
In Hot Springs March 24, Boston manager Hugh Duffy and president Harry Frazee express confidence, forecasting a top three finish. Stuffy McInnis traded for Hilmer Smith George Burns and Joe Harris, with Smith set for right field Seibold center Harris left, while John Collins provides utility depth as the team rebuilds.
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Robert W. Maxwell
Hot Springs
Ark
New York Yankees
Everett Scott
Stuny McInnis
Joe, Bush
Sam Jones
Red Sox
Jimmy Burke
Hugh Duffy
Harry Frazee
Gotham
Stuffy Mtinnis
Hilmer Smith
George Burns
Joe Harris
Eayve Frazee
Smith
Harris
Duffy
Nemo Seibold
John Collins
Cleveland
Joe
No hit game as Owls beat Hawks in spring clash
William Pierson pitched a no run no hit two to one five inning game for the Owls against the Athletics Hawks in a training camp contest. A triple play sparked by Tilly Walker featured as Pierson retired the side in order through the first three innings.
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Eagle Fass
Tex
Slaren
William Pierson
Owls
Hawks
Athletics
Seaton
Tilly Walker
Piérxon
Witt
Bodges
Galloway
Infield Shuffle for Red Sox Ahead of Season Start
Report notes Dugan out of shape and Duffy unavailable until May. George Burns lines at first, Del Pratt second, Frank O’Rourke short, Clarke Pittinger third. Eddie Foster benches as Ed O’Rourke likely to stay at short with Dugan replacing Pittinger. Boston adds two extra infielders and an extra first baseman Joe Harris.
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Duffy
Joe’ Dugan
Joseph
Athletics
Washington
Boston
George Burns
del Pratt
Frank O'Rourke
Clarke Pittinger
Edldie Foster
Eddles
John Collins O'Rourke
O'Rourke
Dugan
Pittinger
Thard
Sox
Joe Harris
Wutehnth Pagh
Alumni urged to support better athletic standards in Minnesota
Brad W. Luebring athletic director of the University of Minnesota told the St Paul University club last night that alumni nationwide have not done enough to uphold sports standards. He urged alumni to take a larger part to maintain Big Ten standards and curb over emphasis on a few sports.
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St. Paul
Minn
Brad W. Luebring
University of Minnesota
University of Minnesota Club of
Luehring
Edith Cummings Leads North and South Golf Qualifiers
Miss Edith Cummings of Chicago tops the North and South women's championship qualifying with 83 total from 48 40. Miss Glenna Collett of Providence is medalist in the national championship with 89. Harriett Shepard of Hartford places third at 90 as 116 players begin the event in Pinehurst North Carolina.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Edith Cummings
Chicago
Glenna Collett
Providence
Harriett Shepard
Hartford
Conn
Oakmortt
BW. Hammer
Kate Bowman
Ache
Francis T. Reating
Mave “Onastes
Yourtakeh
Indoor title slips as Mrs Jessup loses in singles
In Boston on March 24 Mrs Marion Zinderstein Jessup of Wilmington won the women’s doubles with Mrs Frank H. Godfrey to defend her indoor title. She lost in singles to Miss Leslie Bancroft, and in mixed doubles with Irving C. Wright the pair fell to Mrs Mallory and Wim Z. Tilden.
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Boston
Marion Zinderstein Jessup
Wilmington
Del
Frank H. Godfrey
Jessup
Molla Bjurstedt Mallory
L. G. Morris
George W. Wight Peas
Dane
Miss Bancroft
Agaist
Prize kicking contest to be held at Harvard
Cambridge Mass March 2 kicking will be emphasized to Harvard football preparations this year Head Coach Fisher announces a prize competition in drop kicking punting will extend through three weeks of spring practice starting Monday Revised rules for action after a touchdown make kicking proficiency exceptionally important Ten to one we will drop kick I want ten good men in each of the three kicking specialties
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Harvard Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Fisher
Women's Doubles Tennis Roundup In Boston And New York
The 63 women’s doubles saw Fina round ace Marion Zinderstein Jes and Mrs Frank H Godfrey defeat Xena Bjurstedt Mallory and L G Martin 6 4 6 3. Semifinals paired Mallory with William T Tiden 2d over Martha Bayard and Henry Gmid 11 9.
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Del
F. I Mallory
New York
Mies Edith Sigourey
Boston
Marion Zinderstein Jessup
Mra
Frank H. Godfrey
Xena Bjurstedt Mallocy
L. G. Martin
Frank H. Gofrey
Rhoris Williams
Misa Martha Bayard
Short Hills
N. J
Henry Gmid
Mofla Bjurstedt Mallory
William T .Tiden
Philadelphia
Marion Zindersteindesmo
Wilmington
Irving Wright
Frank H. Gaffrey
Norrin Williams
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Yannigans Threxton
Picinich
Goslin
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Stole
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Puicinich
Rudes
Shanks
Goebél
Pech
Pictnich
Picanieh McGrew
Hopper
Peg
Ant
Patay Gharrity
Stein-Bloch Clothes
Wes
Stein-Bloch
Sidney West
County League
Washington AC
Auburn Cubs
Henry Heath
Miss Cummings
Ing
Leslie Bancroft Boston
J. Jessup
Renberg
Tlethes
EK Strest
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