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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1922

Page

5

Milan Not Satisfied With Pitching Staff

The Nationals manager Milan remains unsettled about his pitching staff as rain and cold delay a final Boston game. Players endure indoor workouts while Griffith officials scout college ranks for new arms and veterans to bolster the rotation ahead of a pennant push.

Ay John A. Dugan Boston Mass New England Nationals Boston Red Sox Milan Fenway Park Griffmen Gaventh Griffith Griff Eyrton Engel and Sullivan New York Richardson Philadelphia Washington

Bayne Allows Two Hits as Browns Win

Bayne limited Detroit to two hits, both in the ninth, as St. Louis beat the Tigers 6 to 1 in Detroit. He lasted eight innings before Fothergill batted for Cobb in the ninth. Heisman followed with a pivotal fly as the Browns secured the victory.

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Local Landlotters Open Season With Junior League Basebal

The Junior Departmental league met in Harding hall to plan a season opener on a May Monday. Eight teams join the circuit including Interstate and Shipping Board. Officials include J McCallister president and J Foley vice president. Numerous local clubs schedule games at Clark’s Hill, Union Park, and nearby fields with post season series to decide a championship.

Harding Hall Government Printing Office Shipping Board Interstate Commerce Hoover Department of Commerce Daugherty G. P. Telephone Company J. McCallister J. Foley C. F B. Lewis A. J. Newcome National Capital Post Maryland Pennsylvania Rosedale

Devormer's Double Ends Philadelphia Streak in 5-4 Loss

Devormer's double in the eighth inning scored Ward and Scott, giving New York a 5 to 4 victory over Philadelphia. Ed Miller and Dykes drove in runs to keep the Athletics in contention. Moon pitched for Piedmont League and Tech and Business met in a separate college game with French overpowering Houser despite uneven support.

Philadelphia Devormer Ward Scott New York Ed Miller Athletics Sd York Ab Phils Wittef Batenabe Perkin,c Pipp Shawkey Braglll Moses Con Wen Pop Twobase Bite— Beer Welch Homerons Agerifica Lit Naylor Moore Moon

Baseball and boxing notes from a busy sports day

A year back Ruth hit his seventh homer off Erickson of the Nationals in Washington with George Kelly of the Giants nearby. Watch, owned by George W. Loft, won the Paunjonck ham cap at Jamaica opening New York metropolitan racing season. Stanislaus Zebysko, 46, won the world heavyweight title by a fall in 28 minutes 17 seconds over Strangler Lewis at Madison Square Garden. Georges Carpentier says Paris he found a weak spot in Dempsey before sailing. Zena Shimidsu of Japan would represent Sepan in Davis Cup matches in the U.S. for the first visit. Thirty-year-olds in training eye Churchill Downs Derby with a $350,000 value tomorrow marking the forty-sixth running.

Babe Ruth Erick~ Son Nationals Washington George Kelly Giants George W. Loft New York City Jamaica Stanislaus Zebysko Lewis Madison Square Garden Georges Carpentier Paris Jack Dempacy Zena Tennia Churchil Downs

St Johns Rout Maryland In Opening Baseball Thumping

Maryland crushed St John’s 20 to 0 after the first six innings as the Terrapins battered three St John’s hurlers. Highlights include Mathews Bailey and Burdette driving in multiple runs and Maryland mounting a dozen plus in the first frame. The game featured errors and strong pitching by Tail and Ray, with Schrimiller and others closing out the rout.

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Results of Bowling in Title Tournament

In the Appalachian League meet, bowlers competed for the title as games were scheduled and postponed amid league activity and a treasury sale context. The report notes standings and participant names with emphasis on the title outcome and league status.

Appalachian League Sale

Cleveland routs Chicago to sweep series in six to three win

Cleveland benefits from Chicago errors and timely hitting as Sothoron hurls a strong six innings. Robertson starts for Chicago but lasts only six, while Wambsganss Speaker and ONeill power the offense with two run and three run contributions respectively.

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Virginia Tops Mountaineers 4-3 in Drizzly Home Win

In Charlottesville Virginia edged West Virginia 4 to 3 as Carlyle drove in the winning run on a double in the eighth. Holland pitched well despite errors fueling all Mountaineers runs. Lytle Mayfield Hubbard and Foster led the teams with strong plays and six players collected multiple hits. The teams meet again tomorrow to close Virginia's home schedule.

Charlottesville May Hupbbard Carlyle Virginia West Virginia Holland Mountaineers Lytle Mayfield Mahood Hubbard Foster Virginie KE Duvivout Holand Perviah

Maryland Twelves Defeat St Johns In Lacrosse Match

Maryland won 3 to 1 over St Johns College in College Park Md this afternoon capturing the second win of the season for the Terrapins. The home team dominated the play with Substitutes showing promise for next year. Also note tribute to Lieut Bernard Selden who died in an airplane accident and postponement of next five Macad mission games per President Ellis.

College Park University of Maryland St. John’s College Annapolitans Maryland College Parkers Dts Bernard Selden Naval Air Station Nine Ellis Potomac League

Gonzaga Nine Tops St Johns on Union Station Diamond

Gonzaga defeated the fast St John s on the Union Station plaza diamond yesterday afternoon by a 3 to 1 margin. Eastern and Tech High School nines will play out of town today with Eastern meeting Leonard Hall at Leonardtown Maryland and Tech hosting Puressville VA.

Company F Eratern High School Shamrock Jrs Lawson Gonzaga St. John's Tozsers Union Station Plaza Eastern

Yankees to Face Nationals Tomorrow at Georgian Avenue Park

Manager Miller and Huggins will lead the New York Yankees into town for a tomorrow afternoon game at Georgian Avenue Park. Huggins faces suspension for a recent incident with umpire Wala and will watch from the grand stand. Hoyton Mays is expected to be the visiting box honors, with the Browns to open here Monday.

Yankees NATS Miller Huggins New York Yankees Yanks Georgian Avenue Park

Legion Meet on Today's Card Sparks Big Track Event

The second annual Legion Meet at Central High School stadium draws near 600 entrants across 82 events for a welfare drive. Boston's Hel Qutbill and Jake Driscoll lead a strong field. Beaten's mile relay faces Georgetown collegians in a top sprint. Officials must report by 10 o clock, and athletes not ready at start will be barred.

Washington Eagion Centraligh School Hera Boston Boston A Jake Driscoll Georgetown Collegians Hilltoppers Game Committee Jimmy Mulligan

War Department League lineup and game notes

War Department League game details include ABBOA, Sates ATL H O Daniela, Mickler, Thompson, Sigourney, Smith, and O Keeffe. Scoring incidents cite hits, errors, and pitchers Morris and Hutchison with Niedfeldt. Batting highlights mention two-baggers, first baselines, and double plays. final notes list players and inning-by-inning events.

Abboa H.O. Daniela Mickler Thompson Sig’ney Smith Phage Saat Knott Bont Morris, Bratt Sigourney O’ Keeffe Ynedgtel Shoemaker Hutchison, Mieatei Brresekler Knett & Fiunt Nie Afeldt

St Albans Tossers Defeat Eastern High 5 to 1

St Albans Tossers edged Eastern High 5 to 1 in a midweek diamond clash. Haley pitched for St Albans while Roudabush and Dornin shared mound duties for Eastern as both teams totaled five hits and two errors. The winners scored two runs in the third and seventh innings and one in the fourth, with Eastern’s sole tally coming in the sixth.

French Business Houser Tech Clark Connor Mensh Simpson Shanks Wood St Alben Cossers Eastern Haley Roudabush Dornin Dastern

Major League Statistics for American and National Leagues

Summary of standings and team records across the American League and National League. Includes win loss totals for Boston New York Cleveland Chicago Detroit Brooklyn and others, with percentages and noted positions.

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