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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1922

Page

4

Nations pass up game for practice session

In Fampa Florida on March 27 manager Milan canceled the Nations game to hold two extensive practice sessions. The drill stressed base running defense and pitching with veterans and rookies, including Altrock Rice Mogridge Erickson and Johnson. Griffith announced a Georgetown game in Washington on April 10 and a recent clubhouse break in at Plantfield ended with the burglar caught by the night watchman.

John A. Dugan Fampa Fla Milan Sam Rice Hoyle Altrock Rice Braves Nationals Plantfield St. Petersburg George Mogridge Olaf Erickson Beantown Tribe Brillheart Roanoke Griffith Georgetown Washington Elks Detroit Cleveland

Fined by Judge and Suspended by Boss

In Winston-Salem, catcher W. G. Styles of the Baltimore Orioles was fined $10 in municipal court for intoxication. Manager Dang suspended him and ordered return to Baltimore, with waivers to be sought for Styles. Police later identified the bandit and Deputy Lennon placed him under arrest. three pairs of shoes were recovered. Eddie Garrity was informed he fathered an eight pound baby girl. Walter Johnson may travel to Washington with several rookies. Johnson’s wife remains ill after eye surgery. Braves barnstorming trip planned in three cars for 75 men and 12 reporters.

Winston-Satem W. G. Styles Baltimore Orioles Dang Baltimore Styres Lennon Eddie Gharrity Walter Johnson Washington Johnson

Huggins Pleased With Yankees After Ruth Meusel Suspension

Miller Huggins, manager of the New York Americans, said the suspension of Ruth and Meusel would hurt but he expected to field a stronger team this year. The Yankees ended spring camp in New Orleans before a Texas exhibition tour with the Brooklyn Dodgers, Beaumont their first stop. He expressed satisfaction with his camp’s condition.

New Orleans Ruth Meusel Miller Huggins New York Americans Yankees Texas Brooklyn Brooklyns New York Beaumont Huggins Art Fletcher Kaiser Philadelphia Leesbore Adjattion J. 3. Stoer Merion Leesburg W. A. Mackenzie Phils Mercury The Public Ledger Oo

Reach semifinals in Pinehurst golf

In Pinehurst North Carolina on March 27 winners advanced to the semifinals of the North and South championship for women Edith Cummins Orientela club Chicago Glenna Colett Providence and Mrs M J Scammell Oakmont reached the later round Miss Abelvigcker Arcola defeated Mrs West Philadelphia Colett defeated Dr H H Barlow Philadelphia and Cummins defeated Miss Fownes Oakmont Scammell defeated Mrs M A Wolt Essex Rain halted the Virginia Lynchburg college game in Charlottesville in the second inning with no score. Holland allowed one hit for Virginia and Thomas played for Lynchburg.

Pinehurst N. C Edith Cummins Orientela Club Chicago Glenna Colett Providence M. J. Scammell Oakmont B. Abelvigcker Arcola William West Philadelphia Mise H. H Barlow Frdlth Cummings Sarah Fownes J Scam~ Tell M .A. Wolt Essex Charlottesville Holland Virginia Aid Thomas Lynchburg

Princeton Tigers Ready for Postseason Penn Game

Princeton prepares for a pivotal postseason contest with Penn to decide the Eastern Intercollegiate Basketball League championship. The gymnasium will host 2,300 spectators after added seating. alumni, students, and locals expect a tight, hard fought battle. Rosénast’s return for Penn raises concern, while Princeton remains confident in a close victory. Tickets sold out at Princeton with thousands more waiting.

Princeton N.J Neaium Pennsylvania Philadelphia Tigertown Penn Princeton Gymnasium Tigers Harvard Yale Quakers Rosénast Quakerfold Old Nassau Shekels

Columbia Lists Big Pro Event at Pinehurst Style

Columbia Country club plans a second Pinehurst World and South Open style tournament on April 4 and 5 at the Columbia course. A 72 hole medal play event aims to attract top paid players with prize money near 1008 dollars and a strong field expected.

Columbia Country Club Pinehurst Washington Columbia

Large wagers placed on Kentucky Derby by Emil Herz

Emil Herz of Short Grass farm in Lexington disclosed a $30,000 bet against $10,000 from an Eastern bettor that Morvich will win the $50,000 Kentucky Derby. He also laid $16,000 against Kaisang’s chances. Herzin said he moved Kaisang from 8 to 1 to 10 to 1 and is offering advance wagers to accommodate friends.

Lexington Emil Herz Short Grass Farm Morvich Kainsang Herzin

Harmony Keynote at Phillies Camp in Leesburg

Philadelphia Phillies camp in Leesburg shows strong harmony under Kaiser Wilhelm as manager with Fletcher Conroy and others shaping a three man leadership. Outfield trio Lebourveau Williams Walker and King headline a capable lineup while rookies Pinto Snover promise future impact as pitchers.

Arthur Fletcher Phillies Kaiser Wilhelm Fletcher Conroy Arthur Phils Lebourvesu Williams Walker Lebourveau Santa Clara Southwestern

Bowie Readies for Saturday Races at Prince Georges Park

Baltimore dispatch reports the Southern Maryland Association will launch the 1923 Eastern racing season at Prince Georges park Bowie with a seven race program. About 130,900 to 140,000 in purses are expected across two days of sport supported by $1,200 minimums and $2,000 to $2,500 handicaps.

Baltimore Southern Maryland Agricultural Association Prince Georges Park Bowie Washington United States Joseph McLennar New Orleans Mobile Mexico Cuba

Morvich Shows Brilliant One Mile Trial at Jamaica

Morvich the unbeaten two year old and Kentucky Derby favorite ran a one mile trial at Jamaica in 1 45 finishing with a strong finish as trainer Burlew urged him to ease up. Owner Benjamin Block and friends watched as veteran observer Dave Gideon praised the performance as exceptionally brilliant for the early season.

New York Morvich Jamaica Track Fred Burlew Benjamin Block Dave Gideon

No Upsets Mark Indoor Net Tourney Progress

Three top ranked players Voshell King and Shafer reach the fourth round of the national indoor championship at Seventh Regiment Armory with easy wins. Voshell and King both dominate 6-0, 6-0 and 6-0, 6-1 while Shafer edges Sommer 6-3, 6-4 as Tilden and Winer practice for doubles.

New York H. Voshell Brooklyn George King G. ©. Shafer Philadelphia Seventh Regiment Armory Wyoshell H. A. Levy Samuel BR. MacAllister F Uttard Jerry Lang K Berry D. B. Unterberg A. Rt Grth A Demott G. Groesbeck G. Talmadge Diefented Mikonow Brubaus Jhy L. Anderson

Tia Juana Results Day’s Results Delayed

Racing report lists numerous horses and odds including Hagh-Six Bee Arctic King 18 and Beach 198 with times and payouts. names Tom Graven, Studer, Manniken I, John dr., Migs Manage appear among results. many entries are garbled and unclear.

Buntamer Tom Graven Lewy The Studer Manniken I John Dr Migs Manage

Art Staff Enters World Pro Roller Skating Championship

Chicago reports Art Staff, champion professional figure skater, has entered the world professional roller skating championship in Chicago, to be held April 3. Previously Stef competed in roller events as an amateur.

Art Chicago Art Staff Stef

Virginia hunt cup to be run at Oakwood April 18

The Virginia Hunt cup will inaugurate on April 18 at Oakwood in Fauquier County with a four mile natural course. The event, modeled after Maryland and Meadow Brook cups, will be open to the best hunters, with a silver cup worth 500 dollars to be won three times by an owner. The race will be watched from Mrs. Stones colonial home and governed by Hunts Committee rules.

Oakwood Fauquier County Hunts Committee Warrentonians Clifton Mas. Barry Cltton Funch J. K. Maddux Ascot E. Astley Cooper Frank Barker Neptune James K. Maddux McCabe Warner Robin Gray J. D. Hace Titmouse F. A. B. Portman Becky Starp John Hicks Chance John 8. Gaines Ernest Hayes Boonton James E. Maddux Dynamite John D. Hope Lone Jack John Hill Carter Fashion George B. Stone Paragon Charles Daniels Guidon Misses Barry Harry Page Walnut Ridge Richard, Wallach J. Percy Evans Water Right Lee Evans Flint Hill Julian C. Keith Mrs. Murphy Richelieu TH Charles Daniell F. Scott Carter Herald Louis Leith Charles O'Malley James D. Hall Anne Bruce

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