Rio to Meet Denton Nine at Granville
Ohio University baseball team invades Granville to face Granville College and will spend the weekend at Miami Friday and Marietta Saturday. Johnny Redfern injured in the Miami game, with Alspaugh taking over in defense as Sweeney and Gamber pace pitching while Peden stresses tighter fielding to fuel a three straight win run.
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Ohio University
Ohio
Miami
Fuiay
Marietta
Johnny Redfern
Alspaugh
Sweeney
Gambr
Gamber
Joach Peden
Chambers Or Gamber
National League Player Statistics Snapshot
The data lists NL players across teams Dodgers Cardinals Phillies etc with games at bats and runs batted in. Notable figures include Wheat 24 RBIs in 11 games and Wournier 9 RBIs in 8 games, plus Hornsby 14 RBIs in 9 games.
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Pet. Wheat
Dodgers
Wournier
Dodz
Tottomley
Hornsby
Henline
Phila
First Match At Athens Country Club Open May Afternoon
The first match play tournament at Athens Country Club is set for a May afternoon. It features a two ball, 18 hole format in foursomes with prizes for winners and runners-up and aims to boost the average golfer’s skill and knowledge.
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Athens Country Club
Zbyszko Still Rules Mat Beyond Prime
Aging legend Stanislaus Zbyszko, veteran of over 1000 matches, defeats Wayne Munn in Philadelphia to reclaim wrestling glory. Despite being about 50 and 80 pounds lighter, the Polish star shows enduring skill, recalling days with Gotch and Hackenschmidt while pushing the title through a turbulent era.
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Art Carlson
Stanislaus Zazyszko
Poland
Zibby
Stanislaus
Zbyszko
Halcyon
Frank Gotch
Hackenschmidt
Wayne Munn
Philadelphia
Munn
Zbyssko
Ruth’s 1931 mark still stands against 1925 season odds
Statisticians doubt Ruth or others will threaten his top home run pace after a cautious start. The piece notes Ruth’s longstanding 59 circuit-club record set in 1931 and suggests the 1925 season will see limited home-run output in both major leagues.
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Ruth
Luque Defeats Cubs as Chicago Wins 5–2 Series Opener
Luque earned his first loss of the year as Chicago defeated Cincinnati 5 to 2 in a road game. Hartnett cracked a homer, while Friberg, Walker, Statz, and Adams contributed multiple hits. The piece also notes early 1925 home run leaders, including Hartnett and Flagstead, and mentions Babe Ruth remaining sidelined due to illness.
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Cincinnate Ner
Chicago
Luque
Aets
Heathcote
Adame
Hartnett
Eosoree
Friberg
Miller
Grimm
M’auley
Wen Caufmann
Cincinnati Ressen
Nelli
Zitman
Sescesrec
Bressler
Welrener
Myers
Cincinnati
Wingo
Fowler
McAuley
Walker
Statz
Adams
cAuley
Keen
Winnier Echer Uimann
Uque
Babe Ruth
Leo Hartnett
Chicago Cubs
Ira Flagstead
Red Sox
Lester Bell
Cardinals
Williams
Browns
Goslin
Judge
Washington
Clyde Crouse
White Sox
Glenn Wright
Pirates
Dundee to Meet Finnegan in Washington Debut Bout
In Washington D C April 28 the featherweight champion Johnny Dundee faces Honey Boy Finnegan of Boston in a ten round m one sided bout marking Washingtons first championship boxing card since the National Capital Sporting Club organized. The southpaw challenger is no setup and a genuine mill is expected.
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Washington
D. C
National Capital
Johnny Dundee
Honey Boy" Finnegan
Boston
Iia
National Capital Sporting Club
Tagging the Bases
Giants beat Phillies 5 to 3 as Jack Scott pitched fanned eight and hit a homer and single Leon Goslin tied it with a ninth inning homer for the Senators 2 to 1 over Red Sox Yankees lose 7 to 0 to Athletics as Shawkey Beal hold them Dodgers strike for 14 hits with Brave pitchers in the lineup
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Jack Scott
Giants
Phillies
Village
Leon Goslin
Peck
Senators
Red Sox
Yankees
Athletics
Sam Gray
Shawkey
Beal
Baseball Scoring Summary Across Leagues
Incomplete OCR lists home run totals for American League players including Scott, Goslin, Simmons, Severeid and National League totals with scattered numbers. The fragment mentions players and club associations but lacks complete data or clear outcomes.
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Num
Goslin
Sens
Simmons
Aths
Severeid
Browns
Nation Leagugianta
Sdis
Badencccees
As - 49
Dempsey to Return as New York Commission Hears Plan
Jack Dempsey may visit the New York State athletic commission for a social call as he considers a European trip with Estelle. The banishment for not accepting Harry Wills remains a factor, and promoters' offers will decide the next bout.
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Davis J. Walsh
New York
Jack Dempsey
New York State Athletic Commission
Harry Wills
Dempsey
Tex Rickard
Harry
Wills
Dempsey-Kearns
Gibbons
Willis
Jack Kearns
Broadway
Europe
Estelle
Rickard
White Sox erupt for nine runs in eighth beats Indians 12 to 4
In a high scoring game against Buckeye and Edwards, the White Sox tallied nine runs in the eighth inning to defeat the Indians 12 to 4. Browns rallied late at Holloway and Johnson in the ninth, beating the Tigers 10 to 8 as Severeid homered and Jacobson doubled. Sisler added a thirteenth hit in the ninth.
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White Sox
Buckeye
Edwards
Indians
Browns
Holloway
Johnson
Tigers
Severeid
Jacobson
Sisler
Indians maul Cleveland in 12 to 4 victory
Cleveland pitchers struggled as the Indians exploded for 12 runs in a lopsided game. Base running and timely hitting propelled the visitors to the win with standout performances noted by several players.
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Indians
Cage
Cleveland
High Track Teams Meet in Wellston
Athens high school track fans anticipate the Southeastern Ohio league meet in Wellston with optimism about a top four finish. Coach Harold Wise cites Pomeroy as a strong opener and notes his squad gained experience. Portsmouth and Gallipolis are viewed as main contenders while Nelsonville and others also show promise.
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Athens High School
Wellston
Pomeroy
Gallipolis
Point Pleasant
Wisemen
Harold Wise
Blue Tiger Cats
Portsmouth
Nelsonville
Si@lea
Jackson
Ironton
Logan
Athens
Roger T Peckinpaugh Career Highlights and Trades
Washington shortstop Roger T Peckinpaugh, born Feb 6 1891 in Wooster Ohio, played for Cleveland in 1910 then New Haven Delaware League, Portland Pacific Coast League, and was recalled that season. He joined the Yankees May 20 1918 and later moved to the Red Sox in 1921, before ending with Washington. Notable feats include a .417 batting in the 1924 World Series, five walks in a June 2 1919 doubleheader, and an American League record by starting 51 double plays in 1923.
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Wooster
Cleveland
New Haven
Portland
Yankees
Stumpf
Seavelt
Red Sox
Quinn
Collins
Piercy
Scott
Bush
Jones
Washington
Consecutive game hitting streak continues
A player extended his consecutive game hitting streak as part of a string of at bats where he has produced a hit each game. The team remains in pursuit of wins as the effort adds to their recent performances.
Cubs Hit Hard As Reds Tie Series 6 2
The Cubs were in a hitting mood and Luque lost his first game of the season as the Reds finished second, 6 to 2.
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Cubs
Luque
Reds
Pastramaghief Named Military Leader in Sofia Disturbance
A military figure identified as Pastramaghief led actions during the Sofia disturbance, clarifying a misperception that the name referred to a Pullman car. The report centers on leadership and the events surrounding the unrest.
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Pastramaghief
Sofia
Baseball scores from national league and games listed
Scores show Chicago 5 Clarimati 3 and New York 3 Philadelphia 3 in the National League. Brooklyn 13 Boston 3. Chicago 18 Cleveland 4 Philadelphia 4 New York 0 St Louis 10 Detroit 8 Washington 2. Roston 1. Other results include Kansas City 8 Columbus 2 and Toledo 4 Milwaukee 3.
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New York
Cincinnati
Chicago
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
J. Louis
Pittsburgh
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
St. Louis
Kansas City
Columbus
Toledo
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Clarimati
Pittsburgh-St. Louis
Detroit
Roston
Games Today in American Association Schedule
No games scheduled.Listings show Pittsburgh at St Louis and Cleveland at Chicago. Other matches include St Louis at Detroit New York at Philadelphia Philadelphia at New York and Boston at Rosters with Koston at Brooklyn.
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American Association
National League
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
A &T
Sets New Mark Introducing Misa Innes Evelyn Bramley
Misa Innes Evelyn Bramley, a 17 year old Toronto high school student, set a new world record in the high jump with four feet eleven inches. She defeated the previous mark by half an inch in her first appearance at an open athletic meet.
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Misa Innes
Evelyn Bramley
Innes
Toronto
Tigers Rally Tops Brewers In 9th Inning Thriller
In the opening game of the 1001 season Detroit staged a dramatic ninth inning comeback to beat Milwaukee 14 to 13 after trailing 18 to 4. Frank Dillon doubled twice as Detroit surged from the plate and secured the improbable victory.
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Detroit
Milwaukee
Brewers
Tyger
Hut
Frank Dillon
Detroiters
Marion lifter breaks amateur record at YMCA
Donald Coulter aged 23 of Marion shattered the American deadweight lifting record at the YMCA building by lifting 483 pounds, surpassing the 456 pound mark.
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Marion
Donald Coulter
Maryland Spring Racing Opens With 874 Entrants
The column notes 874 thoroughbreds entered for Maryland spring racing and jokes about readers who are destined as 874 losers, urging time to study the fields.
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Maryland
Columbia Gridders Begin Spring Practice Under Crowley
Columbia University starts spring gridiron drills with coach Crowley leading a large group of candidates. Practice will run about six weeks as the Blue and White prepare for the season.
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Columbia
Columbia University
Crowley
Browns close to AL errors record in opener
The St. Louis Browns nearly matched the American League single game errors mark in their season opener against Cleveland, totaling ten misplays. The current record is twelve errors by the White Sox in a May 8, 1993 game with Detroit.
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St. Louis Browns
Cleveland
White Sox
Detroit
Colgate Boxer Overcomes Odds on 129-Pound Team
George Denham of Colgate University earns a regular berth on the boxing team despite severe physical impairments. He is a 129-pound fighter who shows notable promise and determination.
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Colgate
Colgate University
George Denham
Cullop Canned by Yankees in Season Start
Nick Cullop, once a Babe Ruth prospect, is released by the New York Yankees to the Atlanta Crackers. His hitting declined as Brooklyn pitchers dominated early in the training season.
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Cullop
Nick Cullop
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Atlanta Crackers
Brooklyn
ExpertsPuzzled Over Coming American League Pennant Race
Experts puzzled by the approaching AL pennant race. Detroit Washington and New York receive similar praise while the White Sox also draw attention from analysts as the season nears.
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Detroit
Washington
New York
White Sox
Dartmouth Splits With Georgia. Hopes For Eastern Title
Dartmouth held the Georgia team to a balanced series in early spring play and fans gauge an eastern championship. The Green split even with the powerful Bulldogs and are optimistic about continued success this season.
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Dartmouth
University of Georgia
Connie's Aid Promises Fresh Strategy for Athletics
Ira Thomas, former Athletics catcher and veteran minor league manager, returns as Connie Mack's first strategist. Mack hopes Thomas will sharpen pitching staff and drive rapid improvement of the youthful squad.
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Ira Thomas
Athletics
Connie Mack
Thomas
Mack
Ateca
Babe Ruth’s Sickness Attributed to Batting Against Dog
The article recounts rumors that Babe Ruth looked ill, but attributes the sight to a dog rather than pitcher fatigue. It discusses other sports figures like Mancart, De Palma, Coolidge, Ringling and McGraw, noting comeback performances and global travel by paddock and Murchison.
Springtonic for Golfers: Key Putting Faults Explained
Instructional note by Bob Mat on golf putting faults. Many average players overshoot or come up short of the cup, while good players judge distance well. Emphasizes firm, decisive strokes and consistency to avoid missing putts.
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Gelfer
Columbus
America
Bob Mat
Ohio State Baseball Prospects Tarbert Emerges
Ohio State shows a strong baseball prospect in Tarbert a versatile fielder and capable pitcher who could boost the Buckeyes in their quest for Big Ten honors this season.
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Ohio State
Tarbert
Buckeyes
Veteran outfielder Sach Wheat set for 37th major season
The 17th Major Season notes veteran B outfielder Sach Wheat, among the oldest active players, poised to start his 37th year in the majors. Reports over the past two seasons show him near the top in hitting as spring training indicators emerge.
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Sach Wheat
Veteran golfer Ouimet weighs 36 holes as best format
The article notes Francis Ouimet favored 36 hole play as best for golf, while a veteran roundly states eighteen is nearly enough. It mentions a retirements and a veteran of the game stepping away, with unclear final decision on hung up clubs.
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Francis Ouimet
Ig Aaa
Colleges Best Owen Carrel Showcases Holy Cross Star Pitcher
College baseball captain Owen Carrel of Holy Cross is entering his final season amid strong trade buzz as major league clubs weigh large contract offers. Scouts noted Carrel drew interest during his sophomore year when Detroit Tigers reportedly offered $10 000, fueling speculation of a pro stint after college.
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Owen Carrel
Holy Cross
Carrel
Detroit Tygere
Michigan Prep Football Practice Opens Amid Large Candidate List
Coach Yost announces spring football practice at Michigan. About 900 candidates are expected out, one of the largest groups in the history of the Michigan Wolverines.
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Michigan
Yost
Villanova Humiliates Holy Cross With Breakthrough Streak End
Villanova ends Holy Cross’s 23 game string with a decisive stretch after a surprising nine point burst. The Crusaders had been riding a long hot run as the Liners previously boasted a 40-4 list.
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Villanova
Holy Cross
Kentucky III Presence at the Arena Revival
The Kentucky III crew are to be on hand for the arena revival event, signaling a scheduled appearance by the group amid the opening of the new venue.
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