Practice Continues Amid Cold for Reds and Crackers
Spring training opens with Reds and Crackers players taking to the field after morning cold. Reds pitchers, Griffith, Huggins and Downer, show strong form as Atlanta contingent grows. Dick Rohn admires the field and eyeing first base. Majority of players arrive by Sunday, with fifty working out by Monday. Season runs from now to October with constant baseball nationwide. Hold-out illness rumors fade as contracts near completion.
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Huggins
Downer
Atlanta
Dick Rohn
Azema
Atlant
Retia
Sa Dec
United States
Fielder Jones
Robson Starts Work With Peacock Nine
Frank Dobson has started to work with baseball candidates at the Peacock action, and the youngsters are eager to learn the game. Dobson is popular with the boys and expected to get the best out of them as he imparts his knowledge across sports.
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Frank Dobson
Peacock Action
Dobwen
Dobson
Sean
Dahlonega Announces Baseball Schedule
Dahlonega Ga March 4 Special The Dahlonega baseball nine has practically completed the season schedule Manager Porter has arranged the following dates March 16 9 Dermareat at Dahlonega March 37 Tech ox Riveraite Jomeon at Clemeon T Purman at Greenville April 3 9 10 Blaryville at Danicnama weekprl BE 2B 16 Bewance at Bewenee pending 2 April 15 16 17 Teonemeen at Knoxville April 3 M Mercer at Macon pending
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Dahlonega Basebal Nine
Smanager
Porter
Dermareat
Tech Ox Riveraite
Jomeon
Clemeon
T—Purman
Greenville
Blaryville
Danicnama Eekprl
Bewance
Bewenee
Pend On
Teonemeen
Knoxville
Mercer
Macon
Panifing
Prizes Awarded To Yellow Jackets For 1920s Season Preparations
Prective work at Tech is still going on as the Yellow Jackets prepare for the first game. The field is being prepared with infield outfield and rolling. Grandstand and end stands are being repaired. Prizes will be given to the player with the most fans, best attitude, and highest batting average.
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Tech
Stitt
Yellow Jackets
Prieta
Wylie Leaves Grady After Bicycle Crash
Syracuse cyclist George Wylie was injured Tuesday at the Velodrome track. He left Grady hospital and rests at the Windsor hotel on Ivy Street. Wylie suffered a head cut and a left knee injury but remains in good condition and hopeful to race again soon.
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Syracuse
Velo
Rome
Hex
Grady Hospital
Windsor Hotel
Ivy Street
Wylie
Wylievee
Attaaix Ofcle
Omar
Dick Rohn Reports In Fine Condition at Arrival
The first baseman Dick Rohn arrived from Sedalia Missouri in the latest update. He stands 8 feet 11 inches and weighs 106 pounds, though he is slightly overweight by 10 pounds. Rohn, coming from Peoria TL last year, is seen as a strong candidate to replace Jemce Claudius Fox at first base. He batted .275 with Peoria and made 14 errors in 1,441 chances, but is said to be in great spirits and confident he will improve quickly.
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Nes
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Peoria
Hia
Sedatis
Rohn
Jemce Claudius Fox
Hohn
Cisvelman
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Match
Spectas
Elmer Plich
Claveland Naps
Latham Sparks Training Pranks At Marlin Camp
Marlin Texas March special reports manager McGraw introducing a new training stunt this afternoon. Players pair off for base race, Artie Latham and Wilbert Robinson race, both fall as crowd roars. A humorous moment preserves team spirit before a running race settles who is fastest, with Holmes finishing ahead and Cy Seymour trailing.
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Tex
McGraw
Artie Latham
Wilbert Robinson
Latham
Holmes
Cy Seymour
Ex Southern Leaguers Report to Griffith in Cincinnati
Two new players joined the Cincinnati practice forces at Ponce de Leon after their trips from the South. Tom Downey, last season with Birmingham, was drafted by Chicago Cuba and came to Cincinnati via a Reds deal that sent Utility Man Kene to the Cups. Ralph Savidge, with Memphis last year and finishing with the Reds, is praised by Griffith as a promising young pitcher.
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Ponce de Leon
Tom Downey
Ralph Savidge
Downey
Birmingham
Chicago Cuba
Kene
Reds
Savidge
Memphis
Griffith
Ocean Queen Dominates Lengthy Odds at Emeryville
In a crowded Emeryville card centered on the miles and sprint events Ocean Queen, at 1 to 4, surged to win the fourth race by a diminishing margin. Center Shot faded to third after an early challenge as Husky stayed close, while Gypsy King easily took the mile event. The program listed multiple races with favorites Gewand and others failing to win, and a brood of horses including Myaky and Center Gbot featured across events under the day’s weighty odds.
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Center
Yehegabe
Emeryville
Walker Mart
Bebo Tn
Geese Queen
Husky
Gypsy King
Otte James
Sailan
Butler
Donovan
Mentry
Harry Grothe
J. Lygon
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Otegy
Serville
Andy Ginter
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Beadman
Yomtent Woodlander
Toehinerd
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Loglatitia
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Scaviller
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Benvollo
Tetanus
Uptoni
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Mien
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Dew Enrane
Matchtulla
Lom Offers At Santa Anita Ends In Fume Of Entry Refusal
At Santa Anita Park the Lom Angebot horse, showing marked improvement, led officials to refuse its entry in the future. Jockey Kennedy rode three winners in the program, with chaos at the first race injuring Rapley’s rider and causing a near trampling incident. Results include Dreagee and Lady Irma among the winners, with mixed outcomes across seven races.
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Motor cycle rider Kreamer badly injured at track
Los Angeles dispatch reports George Kreamer a famed rider arriving from the east was thrown from a machine during a test at the new canher track. The machine exploded and overturned injuring his left leg knee and ligaments. Surgeons fear he may lose free use of the leg.
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Marca
George Kreamer
Canher
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Abe
Ube
Charles Street Signs Sliding Contract With Cantillon
Washington special reports Charles Street, the Alabama born Wellington catcher, signed what he calls a sliding contract with Manager Cantillon. He left Tuscumbia today to report to the training ground in Galveston, with a $100 upfront in the deal. Duffie challenges the Christensen Foy winner to a $100 bet in a note to Sporting Editor.
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The Marathon Kiss Follows After Drink At Brockten
A humorous note from a reader signed Tad describes a new Brockten fad called the Marathon Kiss. The writer jokes about taking the kiss after drinking as a witty chaser to one's wits.
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Tad
Brockten Agw
Root Challenges at Valadrome Track Challenge Rohby Walthour
The clever bicycle rider from Root Challenges posts a challenge at the Valadrome track to meet Rohby Walthour. The offer invites any other victors at the track to join. The distance in the challenge ranges from 1 to 6 million units.
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Radio Root
Valadrome
Rohby Walthour
Tampa Race Results and Law Revision Update
Race day results from Tampa feature multiple events with winners including Abeut, Catherine Cardwell, and First Race, plus details of seconds and thirds. The report also notes a joint commission in Washington preparing to revise town laws, listing senators Heyburn and others and representatives including Moon and Denby.
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Coren
Oklahoma
Moon
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Tennessean
New Shirtwaists Arrive In Wide Range Of Styles
The store promotes a large new line of shirtwaists with Dutch necks linen fabrics perpendicularly tacked pleats and rich embroidery. Exclusive agents for Royal and Herald Square Linen Waists plus John Forshe models and lingerie styles for spring with prices from 2.25 to 30. The pitch urges shoppers to view now during peak choosing season.
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Royal and Herald
John
Walthour and Collins Ride for Third Time Saturday
Velodrome patrons await a lively clash as local rider Walthour faces champion Elmer Collins in a best of three heats program. The heats cover 3 miles and two shorter races with sprint events and a motorcycle duel between Lawson and Purville.
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Elmer Collins
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Colline
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Ray
Lawson
Purvilte
McGinty Beats Williams Team in Low-Scoring Bowling Night
McGinty’s squad won two of three against Williams team at the Athlet Club. High score of 223 by Davis led the 200s parade including Smith 200 and Berrien 201, while Davis posted the top averages at 178 with McGinty at 177. The results do not change league standings as McGinty sits at bottom near Willems. Tonight Halli and Clarke Clash to close the fifth round in a hot division contest.
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Kingsberg
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Promiss
Fisher Has Not Signed Manager Denies Signing Report
The ivcatgem club reports that Fisher has not signed and that Tom hed maned his candid fe in error. Manager Dily Smith states authorities cannot confirm the report origin and that contracts for Pieher Winters Johns and Hees have not been received or finalized.
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Chesbro Praises Lawlor and Chesstra Ties in Macon
Chesbro, the famed spitball pitcher of the New York Highlanders, touts Macon manager Jack Lawlor and pitcher Jack Chesstra as old friends. He says their past games forged a strong bond and predicts he will help assemble a strong lineup if he can recruit the right men for the team.
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New York Highlanders
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Waddell Sues Wife For Divorce In St Louis
Baseball figure Rube Waddell files petition for divorce citing violent temper and alleged attack by dogs in Lean Massachusetts. He is identified as a member of the Dodgers in the American League and resides in New Hampshire per the court filing.
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Rube) Waddell
Waddell
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Ile
Lean
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Prescott
New Hampenite
Hollins Kills Himself at New York Hotel
Frank C. Holling, head of W. C. Holling and Co., invested in securities, died by suicide last night in a New York hotel. He had been in ill health with no financial complications cited. The era of early 20th century corporate leaders ends in tragedy.
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W. C. Holling and Co
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Itt Vestment Securities
Runaway Democrats Decide To Return To Tennessee Senate Quorum Break
Tennesse senators who fled from Kentucky to prevent a quorum plan to return to Nashville tomorrow morning after a conference with ex Governor John I Cox. They say the joint convention elections held Wednesday were legal and will be challenged in court.
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Nashville
Hopkinsville
John I. Cox Tontent
Tennenace
Excess Lumber Rate Refund Confirmed by Courts
Railroads will pay 176000 dollars into the registry of the federal court in the Southern District of Georgia after the United States circuit court of appeals ratified a settlement. The Bulte group of 102 lumber companies and 12 railroads agreed to end excess shipment charges on lumber in the south. The decree follows the compromise and refunds in the case heard in New Orleans. Tennis notices also report Memphis will host the annual Tennessee championships with additional intercollegiate events in Atlanta and other cities.
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