Sedall and NATO teams working hard
Coach Don Peden and his baseball squad begin spring practice as O. C. Bird tests a dozen players for his university team with two upcoming games against the University of Cincinnati on May 2. Track and tennis schedules at Muskingum and campus see slow but growing interest amid unsettled spring conditions.
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Tw Muskie
Babe Ruth
Peden
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Redfern
Gravy Wise
Thiessen
Ohio university intramural finals set with eligible racers
The Ohio University intramural track finals are scheduled tonight with events from 25 yard high hurdles to mile run. Qualifiers include Freshwater Mondson Lam Chi Hudson Spa Psi Wilcox and others across multiple dashes hurdles and jumps.
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Maranville the Idol of Cubs Pilot Averts Looming Slump
Avalon California April 2 The Cubs’ outlook rests on Rabbit Maranville who may miss two months with injury Manager Bill Killefer says the team can endure until his return Grigsby’s injury worsened the blow but Chicago gains Wilbur Cooper and Charley Grimm in the trade Grigsby moves to right field while Hartnett O Farrell catch behind the plate pitching depth improves with Alexander Keen Kaufman Root Stueland and Jacobs Cubs face early season questions at shortstop and Hellyer’s potential return looms as a turning point
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Maranville
Pittsburg Pirates
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Chicago
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Pirates
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Barney Friberg
Hack Miller
Arnold Statz
Art Weiss
Bruins
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Hellocher
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Aaron Ward Yankees Second Baseman Career Summary
Aaron Ward from New York is a second baseman purchased by the Yankees in 1917 from the Charleston club of the South Atlantic League. Reported sale price was $1250. He batted .306 in 1921 and led second basemen with a .980 fielding average in 1923. Ward has appeared in three World Series.
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Aaron Ward
New York Yankees
Eee Ark
Yankees
Charleston
Goose earns place as 1924 World Series hero and batting leader
Born in Salem New Jersey on October 16 1901 the player joined Washington in 1921 from the Columbia club of the South Atlantic League Known as Goose around the circuit He starred in the 1924 world series led the league in runs with 129 and hit .344 that season
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Salem
N. J
Washington
Columbia Club
Walter J. Henline Phillies Catcher obituary note
Walter J. Henline born in Fort Wayne Indiana on December 20 pursued a major league career. He was sold to the Giants by an Indianapolis club in 1920 and traded to the Phillies with Curtis Walker for Emil Meuse and cash in 1921. He hit three home runs in a single game on September 15 1922 the first NL player to do so since 1897. He batted .324 in 192%.
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Indianapolis
Phillies
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Emil Meuse
Florida spring training keys unsettled climate value for majors
Tarpon Springs Fla April 2 Florida remains a premier spring training site for major league clubs but profit and gate receipts vary. Clubs rely on climate, facilities, and infields with grass for best results. Some teams seek warmer venues or costlier fields as attendance steadies and teams seek conditioning ahead of a 164 game season.
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Florida
Washington
New York
Palm Beach
Palm, Beach
West Palm Beach
Newark Bowler Bernard Fiehl Leads ABC Tourney All Events
Bernard Fiehl of National Turners Newark tops the all events in the ABC Tournament with 1906 across nine games. Erie pair Tish and Urban look strong in doubles with 1259 to place fourth. Harry Smyers misses last year’s singles title with 618 but fires a 276 on the final shift.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Smyers
West Coast Tennis Stars Shine From California Talent Pool
The region has produced a large group of tennis stars including Maurice McLoughlin, Little Bill Johnston, the Kinsey brothers, Howard and Robert, May Sutton, Mary Browne, Helen Wills, and Helen Jacobs. The area is famed as a premier training spot with strong golf courses and well kept lanes contributing to its sports culture.
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Far West
Maurice McLoughlin
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