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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1922

Page

6

Tigers Take Opening Game of Series From Nats

Johnson’s Jungaleers beat the Nationals 4 to 2 at Georgia Avenue as Ty Cobb led a Tiger attack. Cobb collected three hits in three trips, scored twice, and showed standout outfield play. Oldham doubled and Veach added key hits, while Phillips and Harris anchored pitching and defense for the Tigers.

Tigers NATS Western Business Nine John A. Dugan Tyros Raymond Cobb Georgia Avenue Jungaleers Cobb Griffith Georgia Peach Reds Oldham Nationals Griffa Griffs Figney Clark

Yankees Bunch Hits and Beat Indians in Opener

New York defeats Cleveland 3 to 0 in the opening game of the series. Hoyt and Coveleskie held the line as the Yankees pushed across two runs in the first and one in the eighth on timely hits and a Wood error. Cleveland struggled with runners, while New York’s defense and pitching sealed the win.

New York Yankees Coveloakie Cleveland Baker Miller Pipp Wood Cleretd Abeloax Jamle Mit Slewstesif BO Spesher Bakers Govelenets Witd Ward Weerfies Fewnter Jeft York Firat Bese Hoyt Coveleskie

Nationals Notes Highlight Change and Key Plays

Today’s 3:45 start was moved to accommodate government clerks. Harris and Jones produced early hustle while Peckinpaugh, Rigney, and Clark starred with slick plays at the keystone and in the field. Milan’s fifth inning walk strategy to Veach set up Heisman’s strikeout and Chirk’s closing. Cobb, Goslin, and Meshrdi Clark showed speed and strong throws as Tigers pushed a seventh inning run with Veach’s single and Cobb scoring.

Harris Jones Hopper Jungaleers Peckinpaugh Clark Phillias Chirk Meshrdi Clark Altrock Blue Erickson Hildebrand Cobb Goslin Tigers Veach Jef

A. A. U Expected To Accept Relay Record

State College May 16 Five official timers agreed on 10 16 1 5 for the distance medley relay at Penn State track and field events. Official measurement shows the track standard. It is believed A A U officials will accept Penn State's new world record in a special race over New Beaver track. Previous record was 10 20. CHURCHMEN WIN Holy Comforter Recreational club defeated Milan A C in a close game. McCarthy struck out fifteen batters.

Holy Comforter Milan A. C McCarthy all-Masonic Francis Magridge Georgia A Rra Ff Avenia Park Amit Lemotte Gharrity Spalding Inga AgRa Rchbry Acy Ab Phillips Binege Woodward Erickson Geobel Fielding ‘sveRatzs C. Pot Juige Francis Johnne Gleason Smith Shenks. Ie

Browns Defeat Red Sox 6 to 5 in Extra Innings

In Boston on May 16, St Louis won 6 to 5 over Boston after a dramatic eleventh inning. Williams doubled and Severeid singled, with a misplay at home plate and Ellerbres sacrifice aiding the rally. Boston tied in the ninth on Weiboldt’s double and Pratt’s single, then Menosky doubled and Smith singled in the 11th to seal it for St Louis.

Boston Williams Severeid Menosky Ellerbe Gace Barrisib Pittenger Atted Quinn Lous Roxton Gerber Sisler McManus Leibold Smith Dugan Barore Dagan Harrison Shocker Elerbe Dugen Pratt Hartis Fittenger St Touts Balle Kart Bern Inniags Karr

Tate to Fight Anderson July 4 in Juarez

Chicago reports Bill Tate former sparring partner of Jack Dempsey will box Lee Anderson a heavyweight in an 11 round decision bout at Juarez Mexico on July 4. Anderson has defeated Sam Longford and Kid Norfolk. Tate's fractured right hand is mending and training should resume within two weeks.

Chicago Bill Tate Jacl Dempsey L Today Swag Lee Anderson Juarez Mexico Matcrhgun Anderson Sam Longford Kid Norfolk Tate

Teams Getting Ready for Masonic Battle

A sport feature notes the Davis Cup style clash with top players such as Big Bill Tilden and Shimmy Shimidzn in a gruelling five set tennis match at Forest Hills. The piece also evokes presidential golf and historic athletic figures in a broad, era-spanning reminiscence.

New York Harding Taft Theodore’ Roosevelt Douglas Fairbanks Bill” Tilden Shimmy Shimidzn United States Japan Forest Hills Fairbanks

Tennis vs Golf Debate Across Presidents and Nations

A historical column compares tennis and golf as vigorous, gender free sports with strong presidential ties from Roosevelt to Harding. It notes tennis rivaling golf in vitality, international reach, and social reach, including mixed play and royal patronage, ending with a baseball style close and a win by Shipbuilding Board Juniors over Lincoln Roads in a 13 to 12 slugfest.

Taft Wilson Harding Europe Shipping Board Shipipnge Board +Juniors Lincoln Roads

Coach Billy Lush Resigns Before Army Navy Game

Annapolis Md May 16 The Navy Athletic Association terminated Billy Lush as coach of the Navy nine and basketball after years of service. Ensign Vic Blakeslee, captain of the Navy nine two seasons, will coach the team for the remainder of the season. The Army game is scheduled for May 29 here.

Annapolis Navy Athletic Association William L Bily) Lush Midshipmen Alao Ensign Vic” Blakeslee Navy Army Lush The Athletic Association

Western Edges Business In Slugfest At Central Stadium

Western and Business played a wild 13 to 12 slugfest at Central Stadium before 2,500 spectators. Western capitalized on errors and walks, with McAuliffe relieving for Business and Unverzagt shining for Western, while Dulin steered runs for Western and Jeffress stole bases for Business.

Business Eastern Western Technical Central Heatern Techmcal Central Va W. L. Pat W. L. Bet French McAuliffe Unverzagt Bust Moon India Sargeant Hair Lamar Reach Gichner Duhn Hannegan Jeffress Dulin Stevens

College Results Highlight Mixed Outcomes Across Matches

Maryland defeated West Virginia 4 to 2 while Mississippi State beat Mississippi A and N 40 to 2. Cornell won 7 to 4 against Amiterat in a set of college results noted in the sports brief.

Maryland West Virginia Mississippi Missssippi A. and Cornell Amiterat

Major League Standings and Scores From Yesterday

Major League statistics summarize yesterday results in the American and National Leagues. Washington beat Detroit and Cleveland edged New York, with Chicago close to Philadelphia. In the National League Chicago defeated New York while Boston won against Pittsburgh in extra innings, with rain interrupting Boston at St Louis. Today’s games include Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Boston, and Chicago at St Louis.

Washington Detroit New York Gt. Louis Boston Chicago Philadelphes W.L. Pet Bi Nor Wark Philadelphia Viewaland Pittsburgh

Cheeves' pitching helps Chicago even series with Giants

Great pitching by Virgil Cheeves and timely hitting by Chicago teammates enabled the White Sox to win 3 to 2 over the New York Giants in Chicago. Cheeves allowed four hits in one bad inning but recovered, earning the win as Chicago ties the series.

Chicago Virgil Cheeves New York Cheeves Giants N.Y. Dataret H.O.A Bancroft Statz Frisch Holderas Groh Ai Kel Kelly Shinners Bancroft Kelleher Grimes Young O'Farrell Bane Maisel Terry Mirai Toney Piteh Roney

Braves Capture Overtime Game

Pittsburgh May 16 Beaton defeated Pittsburgh today in a 12 inning game 7 to 5 Cruise started the winning rally in the twelfth with a double after one was out Boeckel was passed and Holke singled to left scoring Cruise The other runner advanced on the throw to the plate and Boecker scored on Ford's hit to Carey Shortstop Maranville was spiked by ONeill in the ninth and had to be carried off the field He was not seriously hurt

Pittsburgh Beaton Pittsburgh Today Cruise Boeckel Holke Boecker Ford Carey Maranville O'Neill Boston Pittsbu Sh AB H.O.A. Powellef Mravitless Kopt.no St Tierney Bighee If Boeckel.Sb Evs O Hammond Ford Th Traynor O’neill Oj Muelerrf Marquard Grimm Nicholson Mattox Watson Ol Moham Miller Gooch Morrison Tinus Southworth Loeckel Wolke Ene Fraynu Errors Meranville ron—Carey Banes Carew Bighee Bale Cooper Wilson

Syracuse Crew Drills For Navy Regatta

Syracuse University coach Teneyck sends the Orange crews to a final Onondaga Lake practice before facing the Annapolis middies on the Severn Saturday. The team will train at Annapolis Thursday and Friday with four oarsmen, two freshmen, and substitutes joining the trip.

Syracuse N. Y Teneyck Syracuse University Onondaga Lake Annapolis Severn

Maryland Beats West Virginia 4-2 On Sharp Pitches

Maryland pitcher Shrider dominated West Virginia as the Terrapins won 4 to 2 in Morgantown. Krieder fired a strong effort with ten strikeouts, Maryland scoring early for a lead they never surrendered.

Eastern High Nine Beats St. John's 7 to 1

St Johns was an easy target as Eastern won 7 to 1 on the Rosedale playgrounds. Rondaboush pitched the last four innings, fanning nine and allowing only one hit. Batter: R A HM for Eastern. St Johns batter lineup included O Callaghan and Trotter. Other leagues reports show Florida State, South Atlantic postponed by rain, Piedmont results Winston-Salem over Raleigh 1-0, Greensboro 4 High Point 2, Danville 3 Durham 1.

St. John's Rosedale Roudéboush Tech Eastern R.A. HM St. Johns Rondaboush Hook O'Callaghan Trotter Winston-Salem Raleigh Greenaboro High Point Danville Durham

Miss Hollins Plans Glen Head Women’s Golf Course

Miss Marion Hollins, national open women’s champion, now visiting New York, backs a proposed national women’s golf course at Glen Head Long Island. 165 American women have joined the Glen Road club, aiming for 300 members by July with a 400-member limit. The project envisions a course modeled on leading world layouts, scaled for women, while keeping a clubhouse accessible to women players and some men.

Marion Hollins Alexa. Stirling Deal N. J Wardman Park Miss Hollins White Sulphur Springs Glen Road Club Igs Glen Head Hollins iLeith Aene Geet

Norfolk to host sectional net title decide again

The Virginia State championship opens Monday in Norfolk with men’s and women’s singles and doubles and men’s consolation singles. Players will also contest the middle Atlantic sectional doubles title, with the winners earning a place in the national doubles in the fall. Defending holders are C. W. Charest, now with Dumbarton, and William J. Sweeney of Monumental City.

Racketers Virginia Norfolk C. WU. Charest Hattimore Dumbarton Club William J. Sweeney Monumental

May tournament at Columbia club yields many defaults

Golfers in the Columbia club May tournament saw many matches decided by default due to players in other events. First rounds list numerous pairings with winners by default and various scores, while Chevy Chase club prepares for its spring invitation with 178 entries and strict start-time enforcement. Virginia freshmen topple North Carolina 9 2 as Ferrebee fans 15.

Middle Atlantic Golf Association Maryland Virginia Delaware District of Columbia Wilmington Del Ang Clth Dahhioetac Whrdlucmfwypvbgkdjetac Columbia Club John A. Kratz W. W Smith WW. Bapley L.W .Herron M G. Clear Maj. S. M Walmsley O. R. Evans the McCready Hugh MacKenzie E. B McLean Scott F. Appleby W E Lingham W. J. Hughes Capt W. D. Yall OG. H. Wood C. B. Hatch J. B. Strayer Col Warfield Henry L .West B. Asher B. R. Hart J. H DeGargzes B. W. Camp Clark Grffith Claude §. Watts W. B. Guy J H. Hanna A. R. MacKenzie R. I. Christman FE. H Pitcher A. H. Dressel G. W. In Albert Shaffer JH. Converse T St Haynes Phillips G 'T Norwood B DeGraw Chevy Chase

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