Reds reach full pitching staff as Lucas agrees to terms
Red Lucas accepts a $2,500 salary reduction and will travel to Cincinnati to sign with the Reds, joining a 12-man pitching staff ready for the April 12 opener against the Chicago Cubs at Redland Field. Four infielders remain out, including Hendrick who plans to report later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lucas
Red
Howley
Nashvile
Chicago Cubs
Redland Field
Lucas
Cuccinello
Stripp
Hendrick
Morrissey
St. Paul
Saints
Weil
Peoria
Taylor Douthit
Crisler and Sharkey Dominate London-Hemisphere Headlines
The piece reports Herbert Crisler moving from Chicago to Princeton as football coach and athletic director. It notes his balanced offense and standout end talent. It reviews the Princeton coaching-selection process and hints at future wing play strength. It shifts to boxing, weighing Jack Sharkey against Max Schmeling and potential paths to a title, including a possible Dempsey showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crigier
Crisler
Chicare
Princeton
Stribling
Chicago
United States
Jack Sharkey
U. S
Schaaf
Sharkey
Johnny Buckley
Sharkeye
Primo Carnera
Carnera
Mickey Walker
Willie
Lee Seeks Control To Win A Cleveland Pitching Job
New Orleans March 4. Thornton K. Lee, a tall left hander, works to gain control as a path back to a Cleveland Indians berth. Peckinpaugh looks for a reliable lefty while Eddie Morgan and Dick Porter duel for right field. Joe Vosmik and Johnny Hodapp hit well in batting drills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New. Orleans
Thornton K. Lee
Lee
Cleveland Indians
Peckinpaugh
Grandstand
Robert Moses
Bruce Connatser
Lary Wins Yankees Shortstop Job Over Crosetti
Lyn Lary appears to have regained the regular shortstop position for the New York Yankees, beating out west coast rookie Frank Crosetti. Lary and Tony Lazzeri participated in their first workout of the season, with Lary showing a stronger performance than Crosetti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Fla
U.P
Lyn Lary
New York Yankees
Frank Crosetti
Lary
Tony Lazzeri
Crosetti
Brooklyn Robin Regulars Slump, Yannigans Prevail 9 2
In Clearwater the Brooklyn Robin Regulars lost six innings to the Yannigans 9 to 2 with Hack Wilson going hitless in two at bats. In Fort Myers the Athletics expect Rube Walberg to workout after signing while the regulars beat Yannigans 5 to 3 in a scrub game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearwater
Fla
U.P
Brooklyn Robin
Yannigans
Hack Wilson
Dodger
Fort Myers
Rube Walberg
Philadelphia Athletics
White Sox Change of Ownership Reported in San Antonio
San Antonio dispatch notes J Louis Comiskey becoming the new owner of the Chicago White Sox in a March report. The brief item highlights the ownership shift and notes Comiskey as the buyer, signaling a major club transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texas
U.R
J. Louis Comiskey
Chicago White Sox
Knife Wounds Kill Ed Morris at Farewell Party
Ed Morris veteran Boston Red Sox pitcher died after a knife attack at a fish fry in Florida. Joe White of Brewton Alabama was arrested for murder after witnesses said White stabbed Morris twice as the two argued at the party honoring Morris before his Red Sox training camp. Morris, from Flomaton Alabama, died in hospital after his condition worsened. He leaves a widow and two children and his mother lives in Fordsee Alabama.
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Ontury
Fla
Ed Morris
Boston Red Sox
Joe White
Brew
Flomaton
Ala
Fordsee
Ed Morris, Ex Red Sox Pitcher, Dies at Century, Fla
Ed Morris died yesterday in Century Florida. Once a top right handed pitcher for the Boston Red Sox he starved in 1928 with 19 wins but arm troubles limited him to 4 9 record in 1930 and 5 7 in 1931.
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New York
Ed Morris
Century
Fla
Boston Red Sox
Key to the City Presented to Sox by Mayor on Arrival
Mayor C M Chambers presented the key to the city to Comiskey and the Chicago White Sox upon their arrival for the team's first workout here. The presentation occurred yesterday as part of the welcome for the visiting club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comiskey
C.M. Chambers
Sox
Red Sox Seek Break as Weather Delays Workouts
In St. Petersburg on March 4 the Boston Red Sox hoped for a weather break to allow two workouts after yesterday's extended afternoon session.
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ST. Petersburg
Flin
U.P
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Hafey Declines Cardinals Terms, Orsatti to Start in Exhibition
In Miami on March 4 the St. Louis Cardinals will field Ernie Orsatti in left field for an exhibition game against the Athletics after Chick Hafey refused the terms offered. Manager Gabby Street notes the team won 14 of 18 games last spring without Hafey and expects limited weakening with Orsatti in the outfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
U.P
Chick Hafey
St. Louis Cardinals
Ernie Orsatti
Athletics
Hafey
Gabby Street
Orsatti
Indiana Favored In Big Ten Preview Meet
Five Big Ten teams will compete at Chicago University’s field house in a warming-up preview for next weekend’s indoor championships. Indiana leads with its strongest squad ever and Minnesota is a top contender, while Northwestern Purdue and Chicago also field strong athletes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.R
Chicago University
Indiana
Minnesota
Northwestern
Purdue
Third Track Title Sought By Cromwell
Dean Cromwell, in his 23rd year as Trojan coach, targets a third straight intercollegiate title for Southern California and a record number of athletes bound for the Olympics. His method hinges on shaping and maximizing naturally gifted athletes rather than creating speed, with a youthful spirit that keeps players eager to win for him.
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Crisier
Princeton
Bill Roper
al Wittmer
Dean Cromwell
Los Angeles
Southern California
York
Trojan
Cromwell
Uncle Sam
Bud Houser
Ken Grumbles
Leighton Dye
Trojans
Stanford University
Joe Kirkwood Beats Babe Ruth by a Stroke in Informal Match
Joe Kirkwood used a putter to defeat Babe Ruth by one stroke in an informal foursome with Billy Burke, Gene Sarazen, and Kirkwood. Ruth, disheartened by a poor first tee and a high score, muttered that he felt like a failure as Kirkwood claimed victory with precise putting.
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Joe Kirkwood
Babe
Ruth
Joe McCarthy
Yankees
Babe Ruth
Billy Burke
Gene Sarasen
Oiy Belleair
Minforme
Kirkwood
Pastals
Athletics
Grove
Mugg
Jake Ruppert
N' York
March
Bowling Green College defeats Toledo University 32 to 25
Bowling Green College took an early lead and beat Toledo University 32 to 25 in Toledo. Bowling Green led 17 to 6 at halftime as Straka scored nine points for Toledo and Under Raggether added 12 for Bowling Green.
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Toledo
U.P
Bowling Green College
Toledo University
Uoder
Bowling Raggether
Straka
Bowling Green
Toledo Mud Hens Poised for Cleveland backed rebirth
Spring training in New Orleans opens as the Toledo Mud Hens await the Cleveland organization’s pledge of a strong team. Manager Bib Falk and GM Billy Evans will pick the roster from the Cleveland squad with some players moving up from Class AA. The deal hinges on local fan support as Toledo eyes a possible park lease and franchise sale.
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Toledo
Cleveland Baseball Club
Toledo Mud Hens
New Orleans
Cleveland
Bib Falk
Hena
Billy Evans
Indians
Washington
Baltimore
Kiam Vangilder
Bill Raab
Roy Bachman
Bill Kissler
Johnny Tate
Kaddie Marieau
The
Hurling Corps
Butch Henline
Sweeney
Golf Helps Shot Putter Recover From Injury
Herman Srixa hobby is golf and he uses it to rebuild strength after a shoulder injury from a dry land dive. He returned to golf, scored 75 in a round, and now trains daily to strengthen leg muscles for Olympic shot put ambitions.
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Los Angeles
Herman Srix
Brix
Moving Picture
Cagle Rejects Football Rule Changes as Absurd
New York report quotes Chris Cagle, longtime All-America back and Wall Street bond figure, calling proposed football rule changes absolutely absurd. He argues they won t reduce injuries and that accidents in football are largely a matter of luck and game conditions. Cagle also promotes his basketball act Chris Cagle s All Stars in the New York area.
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New York
Christ Cagle
Army
Cagle
Wall Street
Chris Cagle
Ias
New York City
Indians add four young pitchers to bolster staff
The article notes potential reinforcements for the pitching staff with Thornton Lee from Shreveport Charley Reddoch from Decatur Denny Galehouse from Johnstown and Leon Rhodes from Burlington. These players join the Indians fold as they seek stronger on field performance and depth in the rotation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indians
Thornton Lee
Shreveport
Charley Reddoch
Decatur
Denny Galehouse
Johnstown
Leon Rhodes
Burlington
Dempsey Bouts Set for Columbus Auditorium Card
One opponent selected for Dempsey with two six round bouts and one ten round main. Eddie Anderson opens against Dempsey at Columbus Auditorium 8 30 tonight. Other pairings include McLeod versus Bloor Colline versus Petruzzo and more as plans aim to draw a large crowd.
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Jack Dempsey
Manassa
Dempsey
Columbus
Baltimore
Eddie Anderson
Tria
Jordan
Linay
Columbusa Auditorium
Dsb
Lou Bloor
Don McLeod
Detroit
Jimmy Colline
Toledo
Wony Petruzz
Sik Roaunda
Carl
Marty 2Lish
Elx Munda
Hoater
Aix
Ballerino
al Menderson
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CINDY
Saiteh
Igning
Herbert Orria Crisier
Princeton University
Nassau
Fritz Crisier
Univerity of
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Mos Alonzo Stagg
Dee Spears
University of Minnesota
Bernie Bierman
Tulane University
Wittmer
Schmeling
Schaat
Ohio
Sandusky Norwalk
Galion
Kenton Kenton
St. Marys
Lima Central
Wapakoneta
Akron
Akron East
Minerva
Akron Buchtel
Akron South
Orville
Kent Roosevelt
Wadsworth
Akron Kenmore
Akron Garfield
Medina
Bedford
Cleveland St. Ignatius
Euclid Shore
Parma
Defiance Malinta
Fayette
Haviland
Hicksville
Willard Holmes Liberty
Plymouth
Greenwich
Bellevue St. Marys
Kent
Canton St. Johns
Joe Vosmik
Boy Hero
Johnny Hodapp
Athens
Marietta
Paint & Color CO
W. State
By Claire Burcky
Vic Williams
Ernie Payne
Frank Wykoff
Bill Graber
Bob Hall
Dick Barber
Paddock
Borah
Grumbles
Houser
Dye
Barnea
Hill
Mortensen
Stewart
Wykoff
Carls
Barber
Payne
Hall
Williams
Graber
Eagle Hall
Chas. C
Millikan
Optometrist
Millikan’s Jewelry Store
Masonic Building
Willard
Tire and Battery Service
E. E. Story
Story & Gilkey
Agen
KASCO
West Union Street
Capitol Park
Union Station
Capitol
C. L. Hutchinson
Hote
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