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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1922

Page

6

Ruth and Meusel to Play Saturday at Polo Grounds

New York May 18 The World Series hopefuls Ruth and Meusel receive telegraphic clearance from Commissioner Landis to play in a post season game at Polo Grounds with a large crowd expected. Both sluggers have trained daily for two weeks and are favored to start together in the lineup.

New York Landis Polo Grounds Salo Juan Bayb Ruth Meusel Hugisa

Bagley Confident Tunney Will Win

New York May 1 Frank Bagley predicts a Tunney victory in the light-heavyweight championship as the likely outcome of the upcoming bout. Bagley, who guided Gene Tinney into contention, asserts Tunney will prevail, expressing strong confidence despite uncertain opposition.

Bagley Tunney New York Frank Bagley Gene Tinney

Smith's Miscue Ends Brooklyn Loss in Chicago Style

In St Louis May 18 Brooklyn won its second game of the Western swing after a late miscue by Smith allowed two runs. Wheat, Ainsmith, Heathcote and Ruether led with key hits as Brooklyn edged St Louis 7 to 5. Other league results include Lakeland beating Jacksonville 2 0 while Daytona topped Tampa 2 1 and Orlando down St Petersburg 3 1.

St. Louis Brooklyn T. Griffith Smith Tenis Johnaton McHenry Ainamithe Alo Vetala Vance Allan Ruether Shatter Barfoot Han Loporcer Bron Vane Nela Heathcote Ainamith Perg Fournier Perthea Wheat Ainsmith Olzon Myer Vance Alnamith Hornsby Olson Johnston Pises Brookly St. Louls Plest' Baxe Dalls Maemanx Pertiea Viner van Tin Bertita Mamays Tarfoot Wieher Vanne Pertha

Twilight Game Shape Delayed By Rain Totals

A rain delay affected the twilight game between the Nationals and Tigers. The tarp was in place after a solid soaking as play was postponed yesterday. President Griffith indicated plans for a same day start if conditions improve, with a 2145 p.m. target time.

Nationals Tigers Waa J Werk Om Grifith

Tall TACTICIAN NAMES THE GAME'S GREATEST TEAM

Concluding a forty year survey of the sport the veteran scout lists the nine he regards as the greatest. Graw, Connnie Mack, and Fletcher are cited among others with key praise for catching, pitching, and infield mastery. The lineup spans Joe Jackson to Sam Crawford, honoring era-defining stars and timeless positions.

Major League Statistics YUSTERDAT Results

Baseball standings and scores slice covers National League games with teams such as Brooklyn, St. Louis, Boston, and Cincinnati. It lists partial records and standings including win loss tallies and percentages, noting Brooklyn at 16 13 99 and Cincinnati 17 8 28 7 35 1 535 as context.

yespenSay Brooklyn St. Louis Aroun Berton Mitsbaret Boston Philodomagie Aelio Nis New Bipbee Pittsburgh Lip Tirrney Pittabuceh

Present-day Players on Mack's All-Star Club

A clearness challenged roster lists Mack's All-Star selections with players from Philadelphia Cleveland Detroit and St Louis. Notable names include PoWter Eddie Calling Benton Red Box and Speaker.

Mack’s Allstar ‘Club Pte Nwaddell Iteher Philadelphia Cares Bier Louis Powter Eddie Benton Frei ‘Diack Mert Pitta He Speaker Cleveland Gobb Detroit

Dempsey Heads Home After Paris Visit As Talks Begin

New York May 18 Jack Dempsey and manager Jack Kearns returned to the United States aboard the Aquitania after a trip to Paris London and Berlin. He signed a return match with Georges Carpentier for sometime within the year and may face Harry Wills in Montreal July 1. possible bouts with Luis Firpo in Buenos AiresFrank Flournoy and Tex Rickard promoters in talks for a chart of opponents and a Brennan rematch.

New York Jack Dempsey Jack Kearns United States Aquitania Paris London Berlin Georges Carpentier Carpentier Harry Wills Dempsey Montreal Tex’ Richara Frank Flournoy Madison Square Garden Whl Luis ‘Firpo Pride Buenos‘ Aires Bill Brennan BBC

Canoe Regatta Sunday At Georgetown Potomac

The Washington Canoe Club holds the first regatta of a series Sunday on the Potomac at Georgetown. Closed to members with a dozen competitors entered. Events include doubles, singles, junior singles, and training races leading to the season. First race starts at 2 30.

Washington

Altrock Engaged For Masonic Game

Altrock and Clark prepare for a Masonic game at the American League Baseball park on May 30 with Griffith overseeing arrangements. Andy Walker and Joe Leverton lead Shrine teams and expect victory as proceeds go to the Masonic and Eastern Star home endowment. Reserved seats available at Spalding's.

Nick Altrock Clark Griffith Andy Walker Shrine Joe Leverton Wnd Endowme Fund Masonic and Eastern Star Spalding Fourteenth Street

Central and Tech Nines Meet Today Clash in Stadium

Central and Technical will clash in the Central stadium this afternoon as scholastic baseball resumes the series. Players from Vicksburg Jackson Greenville Meridian and Claredale are listed with scores and lineups.

Central and Tech Central

Weather roils big golf scores in District tournament

Henry Litchefield West reports a District golf event with players such as Standifer Harban Lyon Woodward and MacKenzie in the lower bracket. Morning rounds show many scores around 85 with a late shift avoiding a seven-way playoff as pairings and times for the next rounds are listed.

Standifer Harban George S. Lyon Canada Donald Woodward Gedames Albert MacKenzie Baltimore Samuel Dalze Walter R Tuckerman W. Smith Columbie al ‘Tatcott Chevy ‘Chase Gariier DP. Orme Columbia Walter A Mev Salum Washington K. A. Hamford LaPorte Country Club Marshall Whitigirh Chevy Chase Morven ‘Thompson W.C. Prendirs, Jr Kirkside McMenamin Norfolk ’ Corn Club M. T. Stevinson Ashby Pullag W. C. Peenting Hirkettle Jirey Couthon Toponto Euce L Payfor Bannockburn Samael Palzelt Hole Loftin Chevy Chege É L. “Datpig Sondland T. Jimes Fu P Brooke Shania Bojimabia Tom * Moore Indign’ Springs Peau Thompson Torento Ookeeman Chery Shasa Ree Ee Wee

Tilden Not Expected To Land All Comers 1922

A fragmented 1922 report recalls tennis greats, including Richard Sears and J D Wrench, with Larned dominating as seven time national champion. It notes a shift in era and references Méboughlin’s 1911 title defense in fifty five minutes before retirement.

Tilden Awa Richard’ Sears J. D. Wrench Ollie Campbell Malcolm Whitman Larned Maurice J. Méboughlin

Atlanta Entry Round Leads to Final Tharrow Clash

In the third round of the annual tournament held in Atlanta, players including Geiser from Birmingham advanced toward the finale. The event featured a mix of uncertain phrases and fragmented names as officials prepare for the decisive round.

Johanny Sonship Gor Qwomen Tharrow Geiser Birmingham

Strasburg High Wins Track Meet at Woodstock

Strasburg High School triumphed at a Shenandoah County league track meet held in Woodstock. Jackson led with multiple firsts as Strasburg edged nearby teams for top honors, while Woodstock and BT Valley tied for second with 14 points each.

Strasburg Wasmiy Strasburg High School Woodstock Walt “der Shenandoah County Foy MU. Jackson Wosdatock Valley Rosiline Miz Jackson

Washington Newspaper Press Tourney Planned Next Monday

An executive committee meeting of the Washington Newspaper club outlined plans for a press tourney to be held next Monday. Details remain sparse as full agenda and location were not released.

Washington

Comiskey J Checks Hold Ol4 Twikles

New York May 18 Charles Comiskey and his cabinet publish a statement for Courtney United showing a combined plan. The Pirates fail to attend as Leonard is absent while the Cubs deliver an excellent show despite perceived shortsightedness.

New York Charles Cubs

Local sandlot teams vie for Sunday games in tight junior circuits

Local youths from the Knickerbockers, Triangle Juniors, and St. Rainer Emblems seek matches this weekend. Monroe and Clark spark Closely contested play, while Carlisle A C plans further challenges after strong 15 year old showings. Managers list contacts at Franklin Monroe Pa Ave NW and Pierce School for fast local nine games.

Triangle Curtin Franklin Monroe’ School Clark Monroe Briggs Bt. Rainer Emblems Warwicks Holy Name Nines Kenneth Gaither Harris Street Mt. Ratibty Hyattsville Carlisle A. C Ranies G. R. Anderson Pierce Fourteenth

Al Schacht to Play With Reading Club

Comedian Ralph Miller was sent to Crescent City completing a berth with the Reading team. He joins the Reading Club as a notable addition to their lineup.

al’ Schacht Reading Ralph Miller Wan Crescent City

Miss Elizabeth Ryan Reaches Brussels Finals in Doubles

Miss Elizabeth Ryan of California defeated Mrs Beamish of England 2-6 2-6 in the International Hard Courts Championship doubles. By winning today Ryan reached the semifinals and will meet Mme de Berman of Belgium, while Lenglen faces Miss McKane of England in the semifinals. Weather troubled play with a storm and drizzle as Ryan showcased effective chop strokes and drops.

Ryan Lenglenin Brussels Brussel May Associated, Press Elizabeth California Beamish England Fentis Miss Ryan Mme Weschlimand Switzerland Watson Count de Gomar Aeschlimann Manuel Alonso Iis Gomar

Pirate Gold Misses Preakness Run In Belmont Workout

New York May 18 Scott Harrs Inn reports Pirate Gold from Greentree Stable did not start in the Preakness. He notes the colt’s recent Belmont track workout with Sennings Park where Pirate Gold outperformed the older horse, raising questions about his Preakness participation.

New York Scott Har 'S Inn Greentree Stible Belanont

Navy oarsmen set for race at Severn

Annapolis competition features Syracuse crews meeting the Naval Academy eight and freshman, sophomore, and varsity eights on the Henley distance. Morning and afternoon workouts planned as water conditions allow. New golf club opens in Detroit after two years and nearly $100 606 invested for Aviation Country club at Green Lake.

Annapolis Stig CoReh James TenBuck Syracuse Midshipmen New Detroit Aviation Country Club Green Lake -Here

Pesek and Plestina Drawn in City Wrestling Match

Chicago on May 18 report says the city athletic commission will investigate charges that John Pesek and Marin Plestina did not do their best in Tuesday night’s match. The three hour fifteen minute forty seven second bout ended in a draw when called no contest with some commission members believing Pesek gave full effort while Plestina was the principal offender.

Chicago John Pesek Marin-Plestina Athletic Commission Pesek Plestina

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