Nationals Rally From Seven-Run Deficit To Beat Braves
In Plantfield, the Washington Nationals staged a dramatic 12 to 9 comeback win over the Boston Braves in the fifth game of the spring series. Tom Zachary started for the Griffmen, but Washington’s Goslin led a multi-hit attack while Marquard and Cooney faltered as the Nationals forged five decisive runs in the fifth and added late insurance to seal the victory.
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John A. Dugan
Tampa
Fla
Nationals
Boston Braves
Plantfield
Tom Zachary
Griffmen
Braves
Rube Marquard
Young Goslin
Columbia Flash
Oeschger
Cooney
Miller
Portsider
Naralard
Milan
Joe Ossciger
Johnny Cooney
Zachary
Mosridge
George Mogridge
Shanks
Ford
Ray Francis
Falkshander
Mogridge
Goslin
Rice
Smith
Charrity
Hub City
Powell
Kopf
Southworth
Nicholson
Judge
Boeckel
Hotke
Neill
Texas
Marquard
O'Neill
Goebel
Holle
Coslin
Harris
Gharritoy
Harnia
Rochester
Griffith
Seratch
Peck
Nats
Ford Mogridge
Peek
Gharrity
Young Cooney
Picinich
Brower
Francis
Wildness
Graves
Holka
Griffs
Fanning
Heike
Boston Nat
Holke
Es Marquard
Qeschger
Ooney
Y Milier
Ae Smith
Fee Rice
Art Shanks
P. Mogridge
Brower Francis
Pet
Washington
Boston
Piemich
Oesch- Ber
Ller
Innin
Franc
Inger
Nings
Oeschquard
Mar- Mutter
Messrs. Walsh
Glare
Training Camp Notes Manager Milan May Not Have Johnson
Training camp notes indicate manager Milan may be without Walter Johnson due to unspecified issues. Team seeking rotation options as Johnson’s availability remains unclear.Johnson and others are evaluating schedules and potential replacements ahead of early-season practice.
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Milan
Ervices
Walter Johnson
Local Lacrosse Club Under Way in Washington
The newly organized Washington Lacrosse club met at Spalding's and prepared for the season. Permission for Potomac Park practice has been secured, grounds ready today, and Coach William Andrews will field candidates at 5 p.m. Brumbaugh and Brown pledged for spots. opener at College Park against Maryland on April 8 with more games planned including Princeton and Mount Washington.
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Washington Lacrosse Club
Spalding
Potomac Park
William Andrews
J. W. Brumbaugh
Johns Hawkins
Harry 8. Brown
St. John's College
College Park
University of Maryland
Princeton
Mount Washington Athletic Club
Baltimore
Oxford University
Americans win soldier bouts in Paris boxing gala
In Paris a gala boxing night for occupation troops featured American soldiers from Coblenz and other garrisons. Private Johnny Myers defeated Tommy Evans, and Kid Murray beat Lacaille. George Gilstrap and Rouquet also clashed, while Carpentier and Criqui staged a three round exhibition before a large crowd including Marshal Foch and ambassadors.
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Paris
Coblenz
United States
Cologne
Mayence
Great Britain
France
Georges Carpentier
Eugens Criqui
Marshal Foch
Herrick
Baron Hardinge
Allen
Prince and Princess George
Greece
Johnny Myers
Pittsburgh
Tommy Evans
Kid” Murray
Philadelphia
Lacaille
George Gilstrap
Minneapolis
Rouquet
Uit
Carpentier and
Criqui
Carpentier
U and Gallaudet Nines Battle Today
Catholic University and Gallaudet College begin baseball campaigns with a Brookland tilt this afternoon. Tom Crooks to umpire, with Jackson May and Clark likely on the mound for Catholic. Johnson’s illness and family concerns shadow the Smoke Ball King as Milan readies his veterans and plans a large pitching staff for a Capital trip.
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Catholic University
Gallaudet College
Brookland
Tom Crooks
Jackson
May
Clark
Braves Should Land First Division Berth
St. Petersburg March 28 The Boston Braves near the end of spring training look like a first division club with a strengthened infield after Reds gains. Larry Kopf arrives from Cincinnati to boost the lineup along with John Scott, Rube Marquard and a cash parcel. Ford sits on second, Barbare ready, Mitchell's men repositioned, and Boston appears well balanced to challenge for the pennant this season despite uncertain final standings.
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St. Petersburg
Fla
Boston Braves
Cincinnati Ball Club
Reds
Mitchell
Ohio
Larry Kopf
Redland
Boston
Rube Marquard
John Scott
Kopf
Fred Mitchell
Ford
Barbare
Braves
Joe Jackson Denies He Is Outcast Braves Readies for 1921 Season
Savannah March 28 Joe Jackson former White Sox star now at home in Savannah denies he is an outcast from baseball or nearly broke. He reports offers from top baseball officials to return to the game. The article then surveys the Braves spring setup with players at infield outfield catching and pitching, naming Mitchell, Holke, Dooley McDermott and others, noting strength in the pitching staff led by Oeschger McQuillan Fillingim and Marquard.
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Savannah
Joe Jackson
White Sox
Saidlackson
Jamia Jong
Fred Mitchell
Fred
Machin
Joe Oeschger
Hughy McQuillan
Dana Fillingim
Rube Marquard
John Watson
Athletics
Gene Lansing
Frank Miller
Tilden-Weiner Team Falls in National Indoor Doubles
The Tilden-Weiner pair, led by 14 year old A L Weiner, were eliminated in the second round of the national men's indoor doubles by Ingo Hartmann and James C Ewing 6-0 11-. Other results include S H Woshell and F T Anderson advancing on default and Bruneau with Anderson winning 6-0 6-0. In singles H L Brown beat W D Cunningham 6-4 6-1.
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New York
William
Wv. Tilden
A. L. Weiner
Ingo Hartmann
James C. Ewing
Tilden
Deuce
S. H. Woshell
F. T. Anderson
C. A. Anderson
W. Toussaint
A. L. Bruneau
J. L. Anderson
KR. Greene
James Humphries
H. L. Brown
W. D.cunningham
C. E. Unterberg
Paul
McHugh
Michael E. Macksoud
P. Ober
George Quilton Shafer
George King
H. ©. Penfield
William Lines
Thirty Candidates Report At Business High For Tryout
Thirty candidates reported to Coach Kelly of Business High school yesterday afternoon for a thorough workout. A large number of veterans are available this year and Kelly, not promising a championship team, expects a better showing than last year. The team will play few games, with only six scheduled beyond the rivalry, and the stenographers will meet St Alban’s in their first game on April 11.
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Miller
Pittsburgh
Frank
Dick Rudolph
Lansing
Charleston
S.C
Gene
Rudolph
Jon
Mitchell
Lefty Tyler
John Cooney
Garland Braxton
Cyril Morgan
Tyler
Morgan
Braxton
Cooney
Braves
The
Public Ledger
Kelly
Business High School
St. Alban’s
Australian pugilistic champion arrives in New York
Jim Tracy, claimed Australian heavyweight champion, has landed in New York with plans to fight Jack Dempsey for the world title. Tracy, a South Africa native by birth, stands about six feet three inches and weighs around 210 pounds, and seeks a breakthrough in the world heavyweight scene.
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New York
Waren
Jim Tracy
Australia
Jack Dempsey
Tracy
South Africa
Miss Cummings Loses at Golf in North and South Finish
Pinehurst North Carolina March 28 Mrs M J Scammell of Uniontown Pennsylvania defeated Miss Edith Cummings of Chicago two and one in the North and South go championship semifinal. Glenna Collett of Providence Rhode Island beat Mrs C Uebelacker of Arcola eight and seven to meet Scammell in the final.
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Pinehurst
N. C
M. J. Scammell
Uniontown
Edith Cummings
Chicago
Glenna Collett
Providence
R. J
C. Uebelacker
Arcola
Scammell
W. C. Fownes
Miss Collett Wins At Twelve Hole Outdoor Match
Miss Collett won her match easily with a final score after a steady round, finishing in strong form. A Potomac river camp site has been leased by the Washington Amateur Swimming Club for outdoor training, with over 50 women swimmers aiming for the natatorial team. The club currently holds records for 40, 100 and 220 yards.
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Miss Collett
Potomac River
Washington Amateur Swimming Club
Best of jockeys to ride at Bowie
Baltimore March 28 jockeys of note to appear at Bowie's spring meeting of the Southern Maryland Agricultural Association include Clarence Kummer Clarence Turner I Williams Frank Keogh Happy Buxton Andy Schuttinger Clifford Robinson B Parke James Butwell and T Wayt Wayt formerly with Hippodrome de le Condes in Mexico City will ride under Edward Rice Kummer rides freelance with J S Cosden stable Swart and Turner ride freelance Turner from Laurel with fast car Kummer aims to gain conditioning via real races Williams belongs to James W Bean stable Washington Keogh rides for Samuel Ross and Admiral Cary T Grayson with Bowie mounts supplied by William P Bur ch from Benning
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Baltimore
Bowie
Southern Maryland Agricultural Association
Clarence Kummer
Clarence Turner
I. Willams
Frank Keogh
Happy Buxton
Andy Schuttinger
Clifford Robinson
B. Parke
James Butwell
T. Wayt
Wayt
Hippodrome de
Kummer
S. Cosden
Cosden
Little Swart
Bowle
Swart
Havana
Turner
J. K. L. Ross
Laurel
Henry McDaniel
Gru~néiger
Harbourne
Tia Juana Race Day Results At Six Furlongs and More
Report of multiple horse races with six furlongs to a mile and a reassignment of winners. Names include Lady Jane, Good Moouga, Mary Jay, Red William, Meteor, Chromo, Cardova, Tima, Kitty Cheatham, Bobby Allen, Piedra, Montana, Judge David, Alma B, Fireplace, Hazel Dale, Tabloid, and others with times and payoffs listed for each event.
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Nick Klein
Rae
Lady Jane
Studer
Good Moouga
Huntamer
Mershal Tilghman
Croupier
Majestie
Mary Jay
Wilson
Iama
Chromo
Galway
Maid of Ansel
Medford Bay
Dalwood
Bae Rach
Hafferty
Cardova
Nebraska Lad
Huncomer
Tima
Kitty Cheatham
Little Pointer
Geo. Byng
Madiste
An Me Alro
Billy Lane
Bower
Bobby Allen
Long
Glenweil
Piedra,ath
Nan McKinney
Franklin
Don Dodge
Caanvano
Peerlese One
July Fly
Ola Lee
Nashotah Iso Tan
Montana
Hiatt
Judge David
Tom Brooks
Williams
Alma B
Dr. Samuel
Reniial
Argento
Sam HD
Fireplace
Corfe
Hazel Dale
Tabloid
Ranking net players enter indoor tourney in Philadelphia
Many ranking U S tennis stars enter the middle States indoor tournament to be staged in Philadelphia Thursday through Saturday. Names include world champion William H Hildea 2d former world champion Nortis Williams Robert Lindley Murray Vincent Richards Lawrence Rice and Carl Fischer among others. regional champions W W Ingraham of Portland and others also listed.
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Philadelphia
United States
William H. Hildea 2d
Middle States
Nortis Williams
Robert
Lindley Murray
Vincent Richards
Lawrence Rice
W. W. Ingraham
Portland
Oreg
Carl Fischer
Norris Bill Beats Hall Measure In Maryland Senate Vote
Annapolis Md March 28 The Maryland Senate defeated the Haiti anti race track betting bill 15 to 12 by adopting President Norris measure The plan keeps the Burke racing commission law largely intact cuts racing days to 72 raises daily license fee to 10000 and adds new race official appointments Norris argued Hall would repeal local statutes triggering unregulated racing with a chart filled floor presentation and charts to illustrate the impact of repeal This decision surprised Hall supporters and highlighted the debate over state racing regulation.
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Annapolis
State Senate
Haiti
William J. Norris
Burke Racing Commission
Senate
Norris
New York
Louisiana
Alabama
Baltimore City
Fighting Parsons To Meet In Legion Bout
Topeka Kansas March 28 a proposal for a boxing match between Earl A Blackman national chaplain of the American Legion Chanute Kansas and Charlain Berd of the Washington State Legion as a feature of the next national legion convention is approved by Chaplain Blackman per a letter to the Associated Press today
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Parsons
Legion
Topeka
Kan
Hoy
Earl A. Hlackman
Chanute
The
American Legion
Charlain Berd
Washington State Legion
National Legion
Blackman
Associated Preas
Morvich Heavy Derby Favorite Morvich Derby Favorite
New York reports Morvich the likely favorite for the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs on May 13. Prospects say the son of Runnymede has shaped a top heavy betting outlook after fast Jamaica trials, with bookmakers lowering odds from tens to threes as pari mutuel wagering begins.
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New York
Morvich
Churchill Downs
Louisville
Tess
Runnymede
Jamaica
Hay
Tia Juana Selections Spark Betting Frenzy
In the seventh at Tia Juana, bets swirl as Olive D and Candegray claim balance of the purse while Quinam shines in trials and Emma Williams is a sleeper. Toyon’s nose and social star draw heavy attention, with Betty Stewart and Bookworm among the contenders and Nuff sed closing the card.
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I. W. Harper
Tia Juana
Olive D
Candegray
Lade
Quinam
Emma Williams
Toyon
Betty Stewart
Swenson
Baby Slater
Diane
John, Jr
Harrigan
White Haven
Harry Rudder
Koulate
Gandegray
Williams
Muriel
Olive
Marion Fluke
UL Candegrey
Herman W
Woolday
Social Star
Blanche Meyere
Medford Bay
Miss Clark
Ethel Kismet
Dixie Mason
Bettie Stuart
Aunt Sue
Aia Eben Lad
Jacobe
Aodiaeus Stone
Robert Lee
Miss ‘Wells
Wees
Firth Mace
Harry Burgoyne
John
Barrizao
Trumps
Lom Craven
Enna Kiratics
Garl
Bee
Butte Orphag
Harry Thiaht
Weinlang
Dornae
Miss Krater
Plantagenet
Old Homestead
Fragments from a Race Card Update
A garbled OCR list names numerous horses and entrants such as Toyon, Swenson, Harrigan's Heir, Bookworm, Baby Fister, Dione, and others. It references multiple race entries and riders including J. W. Harper and W. Harper with notes about additional sports on page 19.
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Toyon
Hetty Stewart
Swenson
Baby Fister
Dione
Yokn Jr
Harrigan
Tom Raven
W. Harper
Ratty
Budder
Doubie
Tia Juana
Gigiets
Olive D
Muriel
Ocial Star
Full Moon
Blanche BE. Meyers
Dixie Mason
Zadiec
Robert Lee
One Burgoyne
Harrigan’s Heir
Tom Waren
White Haven
Little Ore
Ettore Nat
Orleans Gi
View
Harry Rudder
Plantagenet
Miss
Dunbar
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Peabodky
Calne Frey
White House
Staton
Robert W. Maxwell
Tony Boeckel
Larry
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Tom Dooley
Norfolk
John McDermott
Frank Putnam
Lloyd Smith
Billy Southworth
Ray Powell
al Nixon
Jed Nicholson
Walt Cruise
Mickey O'Neill
Hank Gowdy
Frank Gibson
Tilden-Weiner
St. N. W
Miss Cummings
Miss Cummis
Ross
Ollyer
Sporter Kn Kings
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Orioles
Wickey McAvoy
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