Snedecor Looks Odd to Pelican Scribes
New Orleans report notes Snedecor’s awkward day at first base while Pelicans beat Detroit. Walton Koaupp returns to second and Kibble at third as a strong Ruthelters corps forms. Gilhert’s status uncertain due to an injury while the national commission settles the case. Marty Matthews shows promise with solid early contact and coaching impact.
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New Orleans
George Rube
Young Snedecor
Walton Koaupp
Ats
Pepper
Ruthelters
Lownser
Mylxel Hendry
Kraft
Garry Gilherts
Marty Matthews
Detroit
Pelicans
Exhibition Games Highlight Early Baseball Action
March 21 reports from Tennessee and Alabama show the Cardinals edging Tennessee and a Cubs victory in Chattanooga. Read details on pitchers, hits, and upcoming matches including a Saturday game in Chattanooga and a three game series with Mobile’s Southern League team.
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Cardinals
Tennesser
Arneaville
Tenn
St Lona Cardinals
Tennessee
Read
Cubs
Lookout
Chattanooga
Chicago National Lenawue
Foto T Batteries
Pierce
Smith
Cotter
Heckinger
Stark
Mobile
Mobile Southern Lewsroe
Trinity
Penn State
Durham
N. C
Spalding Guide Out A 1974 Baseball Preview
The 1974 Spalding Guide for spring features a new section honoring southern baseball writers. It includes profiles of many National and American League writers and notes the awards series races are fully savored.
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Spalding Guide
Ranies
Amateur News Roundup From Local Leagues
The Constitution notes amateur circles with HAL Reynolds in charge. Reports cover Sunday school and morning commerce clubs, baraca meetings, and a grammar school league meeting naming East Point, Southern Shops, Bean & Mecall, and Georgia Railway as entrants. Next grounds meeting set and umpire need announced.
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Reynolds
Mirane
Ivy
East Point
Southern Shops
Bean & Mecall
Georgia Railway
Hitting Outfielder Joins Lookouts for Looking Ahead
Chattanooga reports the Lookouts sign a slugging outfielder from the International League. The outfield will include three 800 hitters, with Red Massey or Cruise competing for left field. Charley Street heals from a glove buckle cut and joins in right field drills. Manager Elberfeld focuses on Stark a promising young pitcher from Duluth who may win a rotation spot. Four pitchers Merchant Ware Stark and Graver likely to handle most exhibition game work.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Spevial Fiston
Jast An
Red Massex
Cruise
Charley Street
Iberfeld
Stark
Duluth
Otto Hess
Merchant
Ware
Graver
Elberfeld
Colored Teams Play in Opener at Morris Brown
Morris Brown College meets Atlanta Baptist College in the season opener at M B C athletic field. The game marks the first meeting of the two colored teams this season with local supporters expected.
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Morris Brown College
Atlanta Baptist College
Phi Chi Medical Frat Holds Annual Dinner at Elks Club
Over fifty Phi Chi Medical fraternity members and alumni gathered for the Upsilon chapter banquet at the Atlanta School of Medicine. G W Williams presided as speeches on medical ethics and professional topics highlighted the event, with faculty in attendance and a sense of fellowship bridging students and professors.
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Phi Chi Medical Fraternity
Elks' Club
Upsilon Chapter
Phi Chi
Atlanta School of Medicine
G. W. Williams
Genial Good Fellowship
I. A. B. Elkin
GC. Edwards
Pr. , Thrash
M. P. Pentecost
K. Boland
A. H. Bunce
OD. T. Boozer
RK. T. Dorsey
G. G. Junes
Bs K. Summers
W. A. Selman
J. H. Campbell
Tommy Lavelle Killed in Fight in Pittsburg
Tommy Lavelle a local lightweight boxer died at Mercy hospital after a blow in a boxing bout last night his skull fractured George Adamson Lavelles opponent and Professor A C Evans alleged arranger were arrested awaiting coroner action Lavelle known in Atlanta fought many semi windups at the Diale Athletic club and won 60 decisively last appeared in Atlanta against Frank Whitney in a main bout with Whitney stopping him in the eighth round.
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Pittsburg
Mareh
Tommy Lavelle
Mercy Hospital
George Adamson
Lavalle
A. C. Evans
Werk
Lavelle
Atlanta
Diale Athletic Club
Atizata
Frank Whitney
Virginia Defeats Princeton In Pitchers Battle In Virginia
Virginia beats Princeton 3 to 2 in a pitchers duel at Charlottesville with rain-affected play and miscues. Hanke muffed Landes’ fly, aiding Virginia’s two first-inning runs as Weond and Carter held Princeton to three hits. Batteries: Weond, Carter for Virginia. Grant, Green for Princeton. Umpire Roth.
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Virginia
Princeton
Charlottesvilla
Hanke
Weond
Carter
Grant
Green
Roth
Today North American college and club games listed across multiple cities
A slate of sports matches across cities includes Boston Nationals at Ponce de Leon Park against Atlanta at 2 pm, Cincinnati Nationals meeting Alabama in Tuscaloosa, Chicago Nationals versus Memphis in Memphis, Chicago Americans against Los Angeles in Los Angeles, Detroit Americans versus Mobile in Mobile, Cleveland Americans hosting New Orleans in New Orleans, New York Nationals facing Houston in Houston, with several college games in Georgia Florida Virginia North Carolina and other states. Notable pairings include Georgia versus Cobb's All-Stars in Athena Georgia and Mercer against Florida in Gainesville Florida.
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Boston Nationals
Atlanta
Ponce de Leon
Cincinnati Nationals
Alabama
Tuscalooga
Ala
Chicago Nationals
Memphis
Gainesville
Braves Beat Crackers 7 6 In Exhibition Clash At Ponce
Boston Nationals edged the Crackers 7 to 6 in a tense Friday exhibition at Ponce de Leon park. Buck Weaver dazzled for five innings before Buck Price and Calhoun faltered as Atlanta gained momentum. The locals rallied with Sweeney, Kirke, and Devlin delivering timely hits, then tied and fell short as the Doves pushed across two in the ninth to seal the win.
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Dick Jemison
Christopher Mathewson
Boston Nationals
Ponce de Leon Park
Buck Weaver
Pelican
Braves
Peta
Lake
Buck
Stallings
Gil Price
Squash Pyrrie
Poncey
Nashville
George Tyler
Giants
Maven Wat Bare
Atlanta
Tyler
Purflue
Hess
Hap Meyers
Spokane
Mayers
Bucs
Whitey
Alperman
Poline
Cap
Dave Callahan
McKechnie
Harry Bailey
Sweeney
Kirke
Deivin
Raridenoin
Paves
McAllister
Smith
Tocals
Alper- Man
Bailey
Wallia Smith
DeS8ard
Reynolds
Devlin
Calhoun
Rariden
Reynelda
Price
Long
Callahan
McAlister
Kirkey
Rarsden
Rarlden
Purdue
Weaver
McAllater
Maranville
Boston
Ab. H
Muranville
Myers
Q Tyler
Rf Callahan
Alle
Smith DoBard
Iy Renolds
Wyeaver
Enea Wee
Innin Boston
Yacht Club Officials Decline Comment On Lipton Challenge
New York March 21 Officials of the New York Yacht Club declined to comment on Sir Thomas Lipton's Belfast statement requesting a reconsideration of his challenge for the American Cup recently turned down. No details will be released until after a meeting likely next Thursday. The club rejected Lipton's 75 foot limit as contrary to the deed of gift spirit while Lipton argues a single sticker length between 65 and 90 feet could be specified with no time allowance, implying equal boat dimensions.
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New York
New York Yacht Club
Sir Thomas Lipton
Belfast
Thomas
Hopkinsville Eyes Kitty League Manager Change
George Kahlkoff, former Macon Sally League club manager, is discussed as the new manager for the Hopkinsville Kitty League team this season in Hopkinsville Kentucky.
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Hopkinsville
George Kahlkoff
Macon
Farrell Expels Blue Grass League From National Association
Chairman John Farrell announces the expulsion of the Blue Grass League from the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues for violating the national agreement. The league's membership is dissolved, players become free agents, and clubs receive refunds of fees after notice. The circuit covered Kentucky towns including Frankfort, Maysville, Richmond, Lexington, Paris, and Mt. Sterling with Covington eyed but deemed outside territorial rights.
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Auburn
John Farrell
National Board of Arbitration
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Nar Association
Farrell
Blue Grays League
National Association
Blue Grass
Frankfort
Maysville
Richmond
Lexington
Paris
Mt. Sterling
Covington
Incanati
Ferrell
Algenta
Western Swimmers Favorites in National Meet
New York March 24 Western swimmers enter the 500 yards national championship at the New York Athletic Club patatorium with favorites Perry McGillivray Harry Hebner James Reilly Nicholew Norich and Bud Goodwin among entrants. McGillivray recently broke the American record once held by C Daniels.
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New York
Amateur Athletic Union
New York Athletic Club
Perry McGillivray
Harry Hebner
Trinois Athletic Club
Chicago
James Reilly
Nicholew Norich
Kenny's Easter Souvenir at 82 Whitehall Street
The C. D. Kenny Co. promotes an Easter souvenir sale at Kenny's Tea Store offering the best teas coffees rice and baking powder. Readily accessible at 82 Whitehall Street in the downtown area.
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GET. C. D. Kenny CO
Kenny's
Whitehall Street
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Houston
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Americans
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Hal Reynolds
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Grammar School League
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Wise Company
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PHI Chi Medical Frat
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Virginia Military Institute
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Stewart
Charles Rigler
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Randolph Macon
Blackaburg
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Crackers
Yacht Club
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Blue Grass League
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