Groh Delivers as Giants Top Braves 4 to 1 in Opener
Heine Groh powered the Giants to a 4 to 1 win over the Braves in the season opener. Groh hit a triple and a home run off McNamara to drive in three New York runs, amid a chilly crowd of about 16,000.
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Opening Day Crowd Witnesses Pittsburg Win in Chicago
A record 33 000 to 34 000 fans filled Chicago National's ball park for opening day as Pittsburg beat Chicago 3 to 2. The game featured winter crowding and traditional ceremonies including marines presenting flowers and gifts to players. Ishimm doubled to right in the fourth inning for the decisive run.
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University Hi Continues Consecutive Victories
University High extended its streak with a 9 to 2 win over Commercial High at Grant Park. Brantley Boswell pitched seven innings, no hits until the sixth, and homered with a triple and a double. Commercial’s three safeties in the sixth ended Boswell’s perfect run. Also notes strong hitting by Ane les, Heanley and Peet, and a 14-hit team effort in seven innings.
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Bulldogs in Tech Relays Feature Largest Entry Yet
The Tech relays field an entry list expanding to four colleges and 350 athletes. Roberts of Oglethorpe, who quit school earlier, has returned to train on the Tech field. He aims for records in shot put and discus but will enter only javelin and relays since shot put and fields aren’t on the schedule. Over 100 officials have signed on, all AAU, to ensure records count. Welch or Locke of Auburn expected to set a pole vault mark, while Welcher, Keaton of Mississippi A and Buren of Minnesota loom for javelin. Tech student Nena, barred for fabricatory use, will run in AAU events attached to the role.
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Southern League Opener: Mobile Bears Blank New Orleans 6–0
Mobile Bears, Southern Association champions, opened 1923 with a 6–0 victory over New Orleans. Fuhr allowed only two hits in a complete game, while Walker faltered after four innings as Mobile built a big lead. Attendance was around 8,000.
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Atlanta Batters Held To Two Hits By Val Hurler
In bitter cold at the Sulphur Well device scene, J Hamilton’s Volunteers defeated the Crackers 2 to 1 behind a standout pitching performance by Val Hurler. Babe Herman and Kiki Cuyler produced Atlanta’s lone hits. Cuyler drove in the winning run with a squeeze bunt. The Nashville club capitalized on timely defense and miscues, with McQuillan’s mastery and Tuero briefly stalling the rally before the final out.
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Carbone Stribling Set For May 3 Bout In Atlanta
Frank Carbone dubbed Jersey Caveman makes his Gate City debut against Touny Stribling Georgia Peach in a scheduled ten round matchup on May 3. Carbone, a durable middleweight, has faced top names like Johnny Wilson Harry Greb Jeff Smith Mike O Dowd Happy Littleton Chuck Wiggins and others and built a strong southern reputation in New Orleans with notable battles and a $10 000 gate in 1921.
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Grand Ramis
International Will Open Today in 1923 League Opener
New York April 17 with the International League set to start the 1923 season amid expectations of a keen pennant race. Syracuse visits Baltimore Buffalo hosts Reading Toronto plays Jersey City and Rochester meets Newark opening festivities in the circuit. President John Conway Toole calls the outlook unusually bright despite Jack Bentley’s sale to the Giants and several veterans moving on. Baltimore Orioles, four time champions, are favored by critics to extend their streak, though titleholders face stiffer opposition.
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Canadian wrestler Wallace David injuries not serious
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Griffin Wins Sixth District Athletic Meet in Griffin
Griffin High School captured the sixth district athletic meeting cup at Thomaston on Friday after scoring 26 points to lead the fleet. Zebulon and another team tied for second, while the cup was awarded to Mouieely amid lingering confusion from the meet’s events and a disrupted baseball game between Griffin and Thomaston.
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