Internationals Close Local Exhibition Season in Toronto
The Toronto Internationals and manager Buck Becker plan three 3 o’clock games this weekend with John Ganzel's Rochester squad to follow. Toronto stars include Bert Maxwell Drucke Tim Jordan Bill Bradley and Hub Northern while Shaw draws most attention after last spring's long homer off the right field bank. Buck Becker will start today Gil Price Friday and Buck Weaver Saturday as the team travels to Chattanooga to begin the Southern league season with the Lookouts.
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Joe Kelly
Toronto Internationals
John Ganzel
Slouchester
Chattanooga
Lookouts
Toronto
Rochester
Bert Maxwell
New Orleans
Drucke
Giant
Tim Jordan
Flint
Bill Bradley
Cleveland
Hub Northern
Lookout
Shaw
Ponce de Leon
Smith
Buck Becker
Gil Price
Buck Weaver
Amateur Federation Notes in Decatur Adverts
Amateur groups seek teams and players in Decatur as junior Sunday school and various leagues schedule meetings. Requests include two more teams for Junior Sunday School, aims to arrange games with amateur outfits, and offers donated equipment. Local readers may respond to Box 182, Decatur Ga, for berths and game opportunities.
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Oneluck
Fairbanks Wins Peak Match at North South Amateur
In Pinehurst N C Walter Fairbanks of Denver defeats Harold Weber of Toledo 1 up in a fast contest during the thirteenth annual United North and South Amateur golf championship. Earlier rounds show Travis, Kerr, Ekennok, Gardner, Topping, Hunter, Ridgeway and others advancing in the championship division. The article concludes with a stray editorial line about envy.
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Oakmont
Fairbanks
Denver
Weber
Toledo
Dr. C. H. Gardner
Agowan
J. M. Thompson
Springhaven
HG Topping
Grewich
Chisholm Beach
Fox Hills
Robert Hunter
Woolburn
R. L. James
Butler
B. L. Ridgeway
Montclair
ID. Foot
Philadelphia Americana Triumphs Over Nationals 2 to 1
In an closely played exhibition at Philadelphia April 2 the Americana defeated the Nationals 2 to 1. Bush pitched for Athletics with slight edge over his opponents. New Orleans later fell to Cleveland 5 to 1 as Matthews homered for New Orleans. Detroit defeated Chattanooga 4 to 0 behind Dubuc.
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Athletics
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Thomas
Mers
Marshall
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Connolly
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Pope -Hartford
Pope
College Games Report From Carolina to Wake Forest Standings
College scoreboard items show North Carolina defeat Amherst 9 to 8 at Washington Georgetown Johns Hopkins over Newton Catawba 3 to 2 Weaverville over Newton and Wake Forest over Eastern 11 to 4 at Wake Forest.
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Newton
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Catawba College
Weaverville College
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Eastern College
Une
Trinity
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Durham
Catholic University
Lafayette
Virginia Military Institute
Se Johns
Lexington
North Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical
Eastern
Raleigh
Aendolan Macon
Anon
Ashitlesissip
Marion
Oxford
Brunswick Players Report On April 10
Brunswick Ga April 2 Manager Bert Kite of the local club in the Empire State league along with all players were notified to report in Brunswick for practice on April 10. Several exhibition games are arranged for the following week. On April 14 and 15 the Savannah club of the South Atlantic league en route to Jacksonville for the season opener April 17 will stop by here for two games. About eighteen men can report here for practice.
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Bert Kite
Savannah
Jacksonville
Haughton Signs For Three Years Harvard Coach
Cambridge April 2 renewal of the contract with Percy K Haughton 98 as head coach of the Harvard football team for the next three years was announced today He coached the eleven for five years with two Yale games won two tied and one lost A Harvard Varsity Club official claimed he would coach three years while a football committee chairman said no decision had been made An authoritative source said he plans to sign though no formal contract has been signed yet
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Mass
Percy K. Haughton
Harvard
Mr. Haughton
Yale
Frederick W. Thayer
Boston
Percy J. Haughton
Emory Seniors fall to underclassmen in Emory College games
Emory College Oxford Ga reports a surprise in baseball as underclassmen win decisive games jarring seniors predicted to go undefeated. Freshman and Sophomore records shown with standings and scores from junior freshman and sophomore clashes. Summers Porter Cheshire Perryman Blake pitcher and catcher names listed with box scores.
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Cheshire
Perryman
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Merrite
Harris
L. G. I. Plays Soldiers in Locust Grove
Locust Grove Ga April special reports the L. G. I. baseball team practicing daily after a win over A. & M. They prepare for Thursday’s home game against the soldiers with Dosler expected to pitch his first real match game. He has speed and control and could perform well alongside Combs.
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Locust Grove
L. G
Dosler
Collins 400 Dunaway 268 in billiard title match
Collins of Chicago defeated Wilkaway of Portland by 400 to 268 in the national amateur 18.2 billiard championship with an afternoon game in Philadelphia on April 2.
Crackers Rout Foxes In Town Ball Game
Dick Jemison reports the Crackers defeated the Foxes 19 to 4 in a one sided town ball game. Wallie Smith starred with two home runs and four putouts eight assists, while every Crackers man scored 1 to 4 runs and multiple players had extra-base hits. Columbus players Wasem Moore Folmar McDuff Bowen and Fox contributed offensively as the Foxes struggled on defense.
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Atlanta
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C. Brady
Baley
Former Cracker At Ponce Today Beat Maxwell
Former Cracker now with the Toronto internationals will pitch against his former Crackers teammates in one of three games starting today at Ponce. The matchups pit old rivals as the series opens with high stakes and local interest.
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Ponce
Maxwell
the Crackers
Boys High and Marist Tie After Long 19 Inning Game
Marist College and Boys High played a 19 inning game on the Marist campus ending in a 3 to 3 tie. Reynolds had two hits, Armistead was rusty, Callahan struck out 12 for Marist, Fox walked nine and fanned nine for Boys High, Lowry doubled and scored for Marist, Spurlock stole two bases and scored, Ewing and Sama contributed hits, and time was 2 hours 15 minutes with Turner umpiring.
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Reynolds
Johnson
Wrigley
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Armistead
Allen
Callahan
Lowry
Inj Flea
High School
Harriso
Turner
Bill Smith Names Buck Weaver for Opening Day Pitch
Manager Smith announced Buck Weaver as the choice to pitch the season opener against Chattanooga in Chattanooga next Thursday. Weaver showed peak spring form and has stayed in condition since reporting to the club. Lew McAllister appears most likely to handle Weaver’s start, with Weaver to take a final workout Saturday against the Toronto Internationals.
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Chattanooga
Smith
Weaver
Atlanta
Legion
Lookouts
Toronto Internationals
Lew McAllister
Todays Games Show Broad Set Of Intercity Matchups
A slate of exhibition games features Toronto in Atlanta Detroit visiting Chattanooga Cubs at Indianapolis Pittsburg at Memphis Whites Sox playing Oklahoma City Toledo in Birmingham Doves at Richmond Giants in Norfolk and more intercity pairings across Virginia North Carolina and Tennessee with mixed college and professional teams.
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Atlanta
Detroit
Chattanooga
Cubs
Tadianspolis
Pittsburg
Memphis
Whites Sox
Oklahoma City
Toledo
Birmingham
Doves
Richmond
Giants
Norfolk
Billiard Tourney at Dad Elliot's Reaches Finals
The Dad Elliot's billiard tourney reaches finals as J C Cutter faces Fred Iley Friday night. Semi finals saw Fred Liey beat J C Curtly 115 to 138 and J C Cutter top D B Benton 160 to 59. Agler, Alperman, Smith in double play sequence. Eldridge and Harding pitched with multiple hits and errors. Folmar and McAlister credited with stolen bases.
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J. C. Cutter
Fred Iley
Fred Liey
J. C. Curtly
D. B. Benton
Agler
Alperman
Smith
Eldridge
Harding
Brady
Bonner
Folmar
McAlister
Keating
Wellhouse
Peer
Jacks
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