Reds Show Confidence and Spirit for 1923 Season
By Danierlando, Fla. March 19. The Reds, led by Pat Moran, display strong team spirit and loyalty as they prepare for the 1923 season. Manager Moran keeps players at the park for extended drills and stunts, aiming for harmony and a solid pennant chase. The squad, with Mike Sr. and Tigue central, projects as a competitive National League contender with no evident weaknesses.
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Billy Evans
Danierlando
Fla
Ct. N. S
Cincinnati Publin
Mas
Mike Sr
Reds
Pat Moran
Cincinnati
Pnayer
Mage
Siki
Ing McTigha
Joe Tinker
Famearo
Heppy Taratty
Arker
Cao
Fce
MeTigu
Moran Hopes Quartet of Rookies will Produce One Regular Hurler
Pat Moran manager of the Cincinnati Reds plans to lean on six young players in spring training. Four are pitchers Ikveck Roberts Harris and Abrams with Fowler the promising college infielder and Sandberg the catcher who excelled with Rochester. Moran hopes one of the pitchers emerges as a regular for the coming season.
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Moran
Orlando
Fifa
Pat Moran
Cinc¢innati Reds
Reds
Southland
Pat
Ikveck
Roberts
Harris
Abrams
Fowler
Sandberg
Rochester
Sam Crane
IT. N. S
San Antonio
Texas
John McGraw
Giants
Marlin
Dolan
Moundsmen
Guy Morrison
West Virginia Wesleyan
Clinton Blume
Colgate
George Walberg
Earl Webb
Portland
Cvengros
Jack Scott
Bill Ryan
McGraw
NEW RECRUITS CHAMPIONS NEW RECRUITS
Sam Crane notes John McGraw has assembled a strong rookie core for the Giants with potential for several seasons. Pitchers Morrison Blume Walberg Cvengros, plus catchers Snyder Gaston and infielders Jackson Maguire McPhee Kilbane Quinn, all show early form and promise.
Rickard plans bout between Irish champ Mctigue and American Gene Kelley
New York dispatch reports promoter Tex Rice intends to cable an offer to Mike McTigue the light heavyweight champion to meet Gene Tunney the American champion in a decision bout during the outdoor season. The note mocks Battling Siki losing a title and questions McTigue’s ability to exceed the light heavyweight limit.
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New York
Tex Ricerd
Mike McTigue
Meecet
Gene Mney
Siki
Vn Tw
McTigue
Billy Evans Sizes Up Rookie Season
Rookies Billy Evans is profiled as he assesses his first season with the team. The report notes adaptive play, early adjustments, and potential impact alongside veteran contributors on the roster.
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Billy Evans
Umpire scouts talent at big league spring camps
A veteran umpire and NEA Service sport analyst tours the south to assess veterans returning to form and to gauge the potential of promising young players at major league training camps. He highlights judging eye and readiness as camps open.
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Sport Abofiter
NEA Service
Essenger
School Grid Stars Dim in League Baseball
New York report notes college football stars rarely translate to major league baseball. Glenn Killinger, Hinkey Haines, and peers show limited aptitude in trials with the Yankees and other clubs, with few exceptions like Matty and Frisch. The piece surveys attempts and outcomes for notable football players in baseball careers.
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Davis J. Walsh
1. I. S. Sports Hositor
New York
Glenn Killinger
Atlanta Crackers
Hinkey Haines
Killy
Penn State
Yankees
Demmond
Jim Thorpe
James
Giants
Braves
Red
Johnny Mohardt
Notre Dame
Detroit Tigers
Monard Berry
Pennsylvania
McGraw
Vick
Michigan
St. Louis
McCurdy
Iillionois
Mobile
Matty
Becknell
Frank Frisch
Fordham
Frisch
Fank
Eddie Collings
Columbia
Eddie
Earl Lundgren
Brennan Improves, May Sit Up At Hospital
Bill Brennan of Chicago, the heavyweight boxer knocked out by Luis Firpo last Monday night, is improving and will be allowed to sit up for an hour at Jewish Memorial Hospital in New York.
Amateurs Open National Three Cushion Billiards Tourney
Robert M. Lord of Chicago and Harold I. Turk of New York meet tonight in the opening match of the national amateur three cushion billiards championship tourney in New York.
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New York
Robert M. Lord
Chicago
Harold I. Turk
Herron Wins All-Ohio Conference Player Honor
Charles S. Herron of Ohio University is named outstanding player of the year by Ohio conference coaches and chosen for the first team of the All-Ohio squads in the Columbus Dispatch. Teammate Ma Burkett also makes the first team as left guard. Ohaffer gets honorable mention.
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Charles S. Herron
Ohio University
Ohio
Columbus Dispatch
Herron
Hl. Jenkins
Akron
Jefferson
Denison
Miiders
Miami
Sigma Pi Fraternity
Ma” Burkett
Ohaffer
Quail imports fuel hunting season in Mexico to US
Thousands of bob white quail are imported annually from Mexico to provide targets for American hunters. This transit sustains hunting activity and game supply for sport and recreation.
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Mexico
Reds anxious over Roush holdout in spring camp
Eddie Roush, star Cincinnati outfielder, remains a holdout in Orlando as talks over a 1922 salary swirl. The Reds reportedly offer around 15 000, with Roush seeking near 25 000 plus last season losses, while managers insist he report or risk missing the pennant race.
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Orlando
Fila
Eddie Roush
Cincinnati
Reds
Eddie
Edie
Indiana
Frioush
Roush
New York Giants
McGraw
Siki Retains European Light Heavy Title Despite Defeat
London March 19 Evening News reports Mattling Siki did not lose his light heavyweight European title after a defeat to Mike McTigue. The papers say weight limits were not specified for the bout. McTigue is slated to fight Georges Carpentier or Todd in May in London.
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London
Evening News Today
Mattling Siki
Europe
Mike Mc Tigue
McTigue
Georges Carpentier
Todd
Evening
Andard
Herrmann Sets Good Example For Reds Preseason Policy
Orlando dispatch states Cincinnati Reds will skip interleague exhibition games before the season. National League clubs debated a rule to bar NL teams from playing each other in preseason. Cincinnati New York and Pittsburgh favored action while five others opposed. proposal was dropped.
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Herrmann
Orlando
Fla
Cincinnati Reds
Garry Hlerrmann
Cincinnati
New York
Pittsburg
Prize for Paper on Physical Education at Ohio University
A ten dollar prize will be awarded to the girl at Ohio University who submits the best manuscript on Physical Education Its History Purpose and Need. Rules require original research and personal observation no outside aid disqualifies the entry length 1500 to 2500 words typewritten on one side of paper only English punctuation observed and open to any female student at Ohio University.
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Ohio University
Butlerville High Players In Rivalry Bout Confusion
Butlerville high players Ray Reese six feet two thirty and Merlin Swarthout one hundred fifteen weigh in for a game against Hayden. During the clash Reese lifted Swarthout and Merlin dropped the ball in the basket as the referee said okay.
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Butlerville
Ind
Ray Reese
Merlin Swarthout
Hayden
Reese
Swarthout
Merlin
O. K
Nap Rucker Eyes Princeton Coaching Post
Nap Rucker, veteran pitcher from the National League, may take a coaching role at Princeton. The announcement notes his major league experience and potential impact on the Tigers pitching staff.
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Nap” Rucker
Princeton
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