Georgia Tech Tigers Open Baseball Season Against Clemson
Georgia Tech opens its baseball season this afternoon at Tech Flats against Clemson with a second game scheduled tomorrow. Wet fields delayed play earlier before the diamond is in good shape. Montague brothers headline Tech lineup with Attridge catching and Felder pitching leading a veteran infield.
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Brunswick Mogul Sees Empire League as Ready
Savannah Georgia March 28 C C Vaughan of Brunswick president of the Empire State League is optimistic about the new association. He says the Empire League will start strong with bright prospects and first class play in every city except Valdosta which will likely perform well. Vaughan notes Waycross raised 3000 dollars for its club and named Pop Becker as captain. Fans across the Empire territory await evening games and expect a successful season after years without league play.
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Athletic night features at Atlanta Athletic Club
Tomorrow at the Atlanta Athletic Club promises a big athletic night with Joe Bean presenting new feats. Athletes will perform dumbbell drills wrestling jumping dancing and more with turkey trot tan goes for timing. Stunts on bars and rings by Francis and House add to the program as club members showcase routines.
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Newark Player Falls for Snipe Hunt in Savannah
In Savannah on March 28 Newark Base ball Club trainees staged a snipe hunt for Arthur Wendt. He served as the goat and was lured on a long chase to Cathedral Cemetery near Thunderbolt, left there with the bag as dawn neared, finally returning to the hotel.
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Near Blizzard Delays Lookouts and Reds in Chattanooga
A near blizzard hit Chattanooga on March 28 causing a day of idleness for the Lookouts and Cincinnati Reds. Players rested, while Tinker’s crew trained at MC A gym. Grounds were dry despite strong winds as Reds plan to stay another day before possibly moving to Macon for NL season opener preparations.
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Turtles and Tigers Ready for Game Today
Memphis Tennessee March 28 With only a few cases of stiffitis from the cold open the turtle squad is fit for the opening game with Detroit today Jack Love the new infielder is expected to arrive in time for the game Bill Abstein named field captain succeeding Crandall who was drafted by Indianapolis last fall
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Boxing News of the Ring sees chaotic title claims across divisions
The article surveys multiple champions and contenders in boxing history with bantamweight lead by Conlon and Ledoux challenging through past victories. It notes Welterweights and heavyweights in turmoil, Kilbane as a rare undisputed titleholder, rumors of Burns and Nelson clashes, and stars like Jeffries, Fitzsimmons, Gans, and McGovern facing changing fortunes amid lavish purses and public interest.
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Daily college games listed from Lexington to Washington
Yesterday's schedule notes results and venues including Randolph-Macon in Lexington, Wake Forest in Winston-Salem, Trinity Connecticut, North Carolina A&M Raleigh, Lafayette, Richmond versus Philadelphia National, Newberry versus Riverside Military Academy, Newberry College, and Washington versus Georgetown on wet grounds.
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Ritchie Critics Grow Warm Over Delayed Return Fight
San Francisco report says Willie Ritchie loses fan support due to vague talks of a comeback and a planned world tour. Critics argue he has failed to justify his title by avoiding a rematch with Wolgast or other worthy challengers, risking a lasting reputation as a champion who dodges key bouts.
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Prep League Notes Show Forfeited Games And Tech High Track Setup
Prep league action notes two forfeited games at Tech High as freshman groups failed to appear. Marist pitcher Callahan again dominates with eight strikeouts in four innings against G M A. Tech High track core players Bedell Meyers Weston lead shot practice while a big interclass field day and a 24 mile cross country run are planned for April. A big relay race is anticipated though no high school squads currently field one. Babb captains G M A at third base as Sifford Allen Bedell and Lockridge figure in a sprint duel near ten seconds.
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Joe Thomas and Saylor Expected Here Today
Joe Thomas of New Orleans lightweights and Young Saylor of Indianapolis are due in Atlanta tonight to train for their 133 pound bout at the Orpheum Theater Tuesday. Promoter Henry Norton says both managers expect them by tonight and will proceed with light work now.
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MAT STARS TO MEET IN CHICAGO WRESTLING BOUT
Jess Westergaard and Constant Le Marin have completed hard training for their World Championship bout at the Globe theater in Chicago. Both wrestlers have worked hard for the contest billed as the American championship of the world.
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Baseball Diamond News and Gossip
Baseball notes and gossip from early 20th century leagues. Mentions Lambert Fucich, Reds and Barons umpire mishaps, Bobby Bescher and Dilger, Rimshots about spring fever and rookies, and a speculative list of players and positions for a May 1 roster. Includes teams like the Reds, Barons, Blues Grass/Blue Grass, and Cincinnati.
Auburn Visits Georgia for Three-Game Baseball Series
Georgia opens key series as Auburn arrives in Athens for a three game set to test the Red and Black. Bowden and Peacock are sidelined with injuries. Cunningham’s and Wahoo’s teams enter practice with renewed intensity after past losses to Georgia.
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Clemson Track Stars Prepare For Big Meet
Clemson, S C March 28 With the 8S I A A track meet undecided Clemson aims for the championship anyway. The Tiger team fields many candidates for varsity events and continues vigorous practice. If the meet comes to Clemson the Tigers gain a home advantage after winning the Southern championship three times on distant fields.
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Jones Wins Cue Match In National Three-Cushion League
Fran Jones of Philadelphia defeated Lo Magnus of New York 50 to 37 in a national three-cushion billiards match. Jones had a high run of 6 while Magnus finished with a 3. Eighty innings were played.
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