Grifs Top Phillies as McBride’s Cannons Boom
George Mogridge and the Washington club shaded the Philadelphia Nationals 9 to 2 in a game marked by heavy hitting. Duffy Lewis Debee and Frank O Rourke led the attack with multiple hits while Duffy connected for five sacks. Johnson pitched four innings in relief and Walter Johnson slated to work four innings in the final game.
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Georgetown tops Vermont in nine eight college baseball classic
Georgetown defeats Vermont 9 to 8 in a slugfest at Hilltop diamond. Capt. Bill Kenyon shines with two singles and two triples, driving in the decisive run in the eighth. Sheridan boosts Georgetown with a three hit day as Kibbie and Burns pace Vermont’s offense with doubles and a homer.
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Bie Kenyon
Vermont University
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Sheedy
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Bissonette
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Harris
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Tryon
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Cambridge Crew Wins Annual Rowing Classic of England
Cambridge defeated Oxford in the annual Boat Race on the Thames from Putney to Mortlake. The 40 mile race finished in 19 minutes 44 seconds amid a grueling, wind moderated contest. Notable spectators included the Prince of Wales the Duke of York and Prince Henry, while Harvard alum F Lothrop collapsed from fatigue afterward.
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Weekend pickup reports baseball injuries and rowing action
The report notes several players sidelined with injuries including Babe Roth and Bobby Roth, while Ping Hodle battles an ankle twist from a past exhibition. No severe cases, but echoes of last season’s bold, casualty filled play. A rowing race timing shows Cambridge leading early as crews row.
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Ping Hodle
Pittsburgh
Ruth
Odd Fellows Nine to Hold Practice
Annapolis March 20 The Naval academy defeated the University of Pennsylvania 10 to 9 in a six run opening inning to set the pace. Yates expected at first base with ambitions for center. Llwellyn did well after, but Quakers could not erase the early lead. Columbia A C to Run. The club plans an indoor track meet next Saturday night at Wilson Hall gym. Odd Fellows Nines to Hold Practice. The Fraternal league team will hold its first practice next Saturday at 4 30 on diamond 8 Monument grounds. Manager Ernest Admire calls all candidates to report for squad assessment. Rockfords to Meet. Rockford Athletic club to hold important meeting Friday at 8 pm 1296 Sixth street. all members urged to attend.
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Penn State Defeats Virginia in Track Duel 66 61
In Charlottesville Virginia on March 30 Penn State edged Virginia by four points 66 to 61 in a dual meet. Penn State excelled in hurdles and distance events with Barron sweeping both hurdles and Roumig dominating the 2 mile. Track conditions were fair with a chilly wind. Virginia’s Chamberlain set a high jump mark of 6 feet 5 and 3/4 inches. Mohawk Athletic Club to hold a smoker at Washington Hall with the Mohawk quartet providing entertainment.
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Left fielders in the major leagues in 1921
In his examination of left fielders, Hugh S Fullerton ranks teams by offense and defense, noting Detroit and New York contend for the lead while Cleveland and St. Louis show strength. He discusses Ruth’s possible left field role, the impact of arm strength on outfield value, and hints at upcoming center-field analysis.
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Stewards of Jockey Club Reject Bedwell Appointment
New York March 30 The stewards of the Jockey Club met today at the club office with members including August Belmont F K Sturgis J E Cowdin John Sanford Joseph B H Widener and R T Wilson The trainer's license was granted Louis Feustel The office was told not to accept H G Hedwell as authorized agent for J K L Rose Approval was granted to United Hunts Racing Association to hold races on May 21 and September 1 Many licenses for trainers and jockeys were granted including several named on the list The applications of H K Real J B Dunn P McGovern W B Mitchell J D Heed S Smith R Goodloe L R Eder L P Sharkey and S Swinke for trainers were not granted
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H. G. Hedwell
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Maryland Race Commission appoints stewards for Bowie meet
The Maryland Race Commission approved three stewards for the Bowie meet starting April 3. George Brown Jr appointed by the commission C. Carter Hall by the track and Herman Conklin by Brown and Hall. They will select the third steward with commission approval. The commission also discussed excess profits distribution by tracks and noted the schedule of assets and equities filed by Bowies authorities.
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Marcn Su
Sene Racing Commission
Bowie
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Cormiaston
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Messrs. Brown
Ammala
Commission
Holy Cross Cruises Past Gallaudet in Eight Innings
Holy Cross defeated Gallaudet easily as strong early offense built a big lead. The Worcester team opened with five runs in the first and added three in the second, then coasted as Gallaudet scored twice in the fourth. Key moments included Hartin and Simendinger contributing later for Holy Cross while McLoughlin fanned many on the mound.
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Indianhead Sextet Loses To Burrall In Final Contest
The Burrall Sunday school team defeated the White Sox sextet from Indianhead 22 to 19 in Epiphany gym. Burrall's Harrison Flate Qua forwards Flagg Goetz Wakeford centers Gully Maddox guards starred, Misa Patterson excelled for the visitors. Aloysius baseball candidates meet Friday night to discuss season plans and selection.
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Indianhess
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Wakeford
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Maddox
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Ban says one third of owners must go
Cleveland Ohio March 3 Ban Johnson president of the American league says owners of major league clubs have not been true to their trust and will be driven from baseball. He argues thirty percent of owners must go and urges changes in ownership for the good of the game while pledging to help push cleansing actions and new indictments in the wake of the 1919 world series scandal. He spoke on Keep Baseball Clean to the Cleveland recreation council.
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Ban Johnson
Johnson
Chicago
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Cleveland Recreation Council
Yale Racqueters Vanquish Dumbarton In Fast Matches
Yale university tennis team defeated the Dumbarton club 4 matches to 3 yesterday afternoon. Yale stars Williams and Bundy won singles, with Bundy defeating Charest and Waite Johnson triumphing over J W. Moss in straight sets. Doubles saw Yale and Dumbarton split, finally leaving the score tied before the late doubles contest decided the outcome.
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C . M. Charest
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Racpaunten
Waite Johnson
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Voshell and Richards Take Two Matches in Net Tourney
New York March 30 Howard Voshell returned in the doubles of the national indoor tennis championship after an auto crash injury withdrawal. With Vincent Richards as partner, the veteran and the boy won two matches into the third round. Singles matches postponed to tomorrow.
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Frederick C. Anderson
Mrs Hurd Retains North South Golf Championship Title
Mrs. Dorothy Campbell Hurd of the Westmoreland club Pittsburgh defeated Mrs. F G Letts Jr of Onwentsia Chicago 4 and 3 to retain the North and South golf title at Pinehurst N C March 30. Miss Clenna Collatt won the consolation division 2 up over Mrs Eleanor B E Harwood. Fred McLeod arrived to defend his title amid a strong open field with Jock Hutchinson and many top professionals listed for the foreign trip. The Circle Athletic club seeks matches with 16 year old clubs in the District and invites bookings to Alfred Cox 18 H Street NE or North 801.
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Macbeth Lens Advertisement for Headlight Lighting
An ad promotes Macbeth Lens headlight lenses claiming rigid head light regulation compliance and glare free lighting for 300 feet with side lighting. It lists sizes to fit standard lamps and offers a single lens option through dealers.
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