Ohio University hosts indoor events with Wesleyan match
Ohio University schedules two indoor meets at the new gym. Tonight at 7:30 Ohio Wesleyan brings a strong Wesleyan team led by Pearce to challenge, while Saturday at 8:30 OSU faces Hiram in the final home basketball game. Coach Giauque relies on Graft Hudson Herbert for points.
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Training Camp Gossip and Schedule From Multiple Camps
Connie Mack enforces strict routine for Philadelphia Athletics in Fort Myers with a six day week schedule and exact meal and practice times. In St Petersburg the Braves and Yankees prep for exhibition game next Tuesday as Miller Huggins leads practice. Shreveport notes White Sox pitchers Thurston and Leverett arriving to showcase curve today.
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Krogers Beat Jackson Five Easily In Armory
Krogers defeated the Jackson Citizens Bankers 33 to 21 in the Armory last night. Watkins led with 12 points and Odaffer added seven baskets as the more experienced Krogers controlled the game from the start. Morrison starred for the Bankers, who trailed 23 to 6 at halftime.
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Dempsey Bout Hinted With Burke As Ring Target
Lew Diamond Burke's manager says a July heavyweight bout could pit Jack Dempsey against Martin Burke. Diamond plans talks in San Francisco to spark promoter interest for a Michigan Philadelphia or New Jersey venue.
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Cobb Praises Tigers Pitching as Superior to Earlier Staffs
Ty Cobb declared the current Detroit pitching staff, led by Rip Collins and Earl Whitehill, superior to the club's earlier corps and said he will play fewer than 100 games this season due to pace and age. He named pitchers and backups, praising team depth and noting Manush as a potential strong year.
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Wittenberg Co Eds Plan Outdoor Indoor Baseball Start
Springfield reports Wittenberg co-eds will play indoor baseball outdoors when weather allows per Miss Ruth Hessel director of athletics. Hornsby has signed a three year Cardinals contract. Distressingly New York scribes cannot sell him to the Giants every other Thursday as before.
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Cleveland Pitchers Under Intense Workout Plan
At Lakeland Florida on March 6 Cleveland pitchers face another hard workout directed by Manager Tris Speaker. Luther Roy and Garland Buckeye have shown promise during a brief previous season stint.
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Max Scoops Carey Key Pirates Outfielder Career Highlights
Max Scoops Carey, Pittsburg Pirates outfielder born Terre Haute Indiana January 11 1890, joined Pirates as a regular starter after being sold by Booth Bend club in 1910. He set a NL single season fielding chances record in 1923 with 478 and stole 61 bases in 1923 while being caught only twice.
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Lee Fohl to build Red Sox with new blood in 1935
Boston manager Lee Fohl vows to cut veterans and set a youth oriented 1935 lineup. He says every position is open to a capable young player and will evaluate new recruits after reviewing spring outfield and pitching prospects in New Orleans.
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Mount Union Faces Wooster In Decisive Conference Battle
Mount Union and Wooster meet in Severance Gymnasium as the undefeated Mount Union seeks to clinch the Ohio conference title with a win. The 1925 finale spotlights coach Boles and a peak advance-seat rush, aiming to atone for earlier season disappointments.
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Tolley Fails On 13th Hole In French Amateur Final
Cyril Tolley staged six consecutive birdies at La Boulie France in the French amateur championship but a disastrous mishap on the 13th hole after peeling off his sweaters doomed his bid. John Anderson of New York seized the opportunity and won the final 36 holes after Tolley’s muffed shot and creep to the green.
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