Rookies Rally to Beat Whalings in Gowdy Camp Scrimmage
Macon Ga March 13 Hank Gowdy sparked a seven inning scrimmage, delivering a key homer and two runs as the Gowdys overcame a hard fought test from Bert Whaling’s squad. George Tyler started, Villazon relieved, Dugey drove in the decisive runs in the seventh inning.
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Macon
Hank Gowdy
Bert Whaling
Gowdys
Gene Cocreham
Whalings
George Tyler
Senor Villazon
George
Hankites
Oscar du- Zev
Oscar
Deal
Fanning
Rete
Dugey
Gonzales
Eeetes
Griffith
Bisicua Asea
Uo Hess
Martin
Puuta
Coen Crervas
Peeeas
Maranville
Evers
Connolly
Schmidt
Sane
Gilbert
Collins
Whaling
Tyler
Villazon
Gowdrs
Duges
Strand
Luque
Cocreham
Gowdy
Wild
Mitchell
Macon Fans See Braves Plan Evers and Sweeney Days
An upbeat atmosphere marked a large Macon crowd as the Braves reshaped their lineup with departures of Bill Sweeney and Joe Schultz. Schultz moved toward Anniston with John Ganzel, while Boston officials and a Troy, New York committee planned Evers day on May 5 against the Phillies and a Cubs visit on June 15 for Sweeney tribute.
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Bill Sweeney
Joe Schultz
Anniston
Ala
John Ganzel
Big John
Rochester
International League
Stallings
Schultz
Braves
Boston
Joe
Evers
Sweeney
Walpole Street Grounds
Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Troy
N. Y
Timothy Coolopy
Johns. Dooley
James J. White, Jr
James A. Gallivan
John J. Fitzgerald
Wrestling rivals among strong showdowns and hockey shifts
Ritchie and Wolgast draw speculation as a 20 round rematch could decisively favor the champion. Wrestling proposals pair Gerhardt and Burns in a finish with toe holds barred, and Sweden rejects Jack Johnson’s wrestling tour. See also Pittsburgh Cornell two mile relay canceled by fire, Burke returning to coach Lehigh, and glowing Salt Lake City bout Gallant O’Brien. Canadian style hockey praised while Irish American squad seeks more action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritchie
Wolgast
Gerhardt- Cyclone Burns
George Tuohey
Gerhardt
Burns
Salt Lake City
Gilbert Gallant-O’brien
Mormon City
Gallant
Chelsea
Battling Gallant
Alex McLean
West
Sherbrooke
Small
Skilton
Roche E H S Captain Named For English High Hockey
Michael Roche has been elected captain of the English High School hockey team for next year. He has played for two years on the Blue and Blue seven, and his election was unanimous.
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Michael Roche
Suit to Block Chicago Federal League Park Construction
Herman Croon, owner near the proposed site, seeks an injunction in Cook County Circuit Court to halt the Chicago Federal League plant. He argues the club directors Weeghman Walker and Gilmore did not obtain written consent from a majority of surrounding property owners. Two hundred workers have labored on foundations for over a week as plans to display baseball are challenged.
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Chicago
Chicago Federal League
Cook County
Herman Croon
Charles Weeghman
William N. Walker
James A. Gilnore
Sweeney Reports to Manager O Day
Infielder William Sweeney reported to Chicago Cubs manager O Day in Tampa on March 13. He was part of the deal sending Evers to the Boston Braves, and O Day may position him at second while returning Heinie Zimmerman to third due to Zimmerman's recent wrist injury.
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Jack Martin
Strand
Hank
Evers
Martin
Cocreham
Schmidt
Tampa
Fla
William Sweeney
O’day
Chicago Cubs
Sweeney
Boston Braves
O'Day
Heinie Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Phillies Beat Sheeters 11 to 10 in Training Game
The Philadelphia Nationals defeated the Jersey City Internationals 11 to 10 in Wilmington on March 13. A ninth inning rally by Jersey City tied the score, prompting Dooin to manage in the 10th. Gov Tener and Philadephia club president W F Baker were among the spectators.
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Wilmington
N. C
Philadelphia Nationals
Jersey City Internationals
Phillies
Jerseyites
Dooin
John K. Tener
National League
William F. Baker
Philadelphia Club
Governor Tener Joins Phillies In Fungo Practice
March 13 Wilmington NC Governor John Tener president of the National League arrived at the Phillies camp and joined in fungo batting and fielding drills. He helped in outfield work as NL president William Baker of the Phillies and Honus Lobert watched.
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Tener
National League
Phillies
Wilmington
N.C
John Ek. Tener
Teners
William H. Baker
Honus lLobert
Phillies Sign Oeschger After College Run
Oakland Cal March 13 Joe Oeschger pitcher for St Marys College signed a three year contract to play with the Philadelphia Nationals and will report to that club next week He is a right hander who has been successful in college baseball for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Cal
Joe Oeschger
St. Mary’s
Philadelphia Nationals
Tufts Cagers Hold Prolonged Outdoor Workout
Tufts College varsity baseball candidates face a long, strenuous cage drill as classes are dismissed. The 29-man squad will test form under good light from 2 to after 5, with infield work and comparison of Medical and Dental School players against Hill men. Coach Slattery warns no further cuts until outdoors, loafers risk blue slips due to limited cage space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tufts College
Medical and Dental School
Slattery
Yale Beaten in Fencing by Springfield YMCA College
In New Haven Yale lost to Springfield YMCA College 6 to 4. Dutch captain Lieutenant Von Blijenburg starred with three bouts for Springfield while Yale’s Miller won two matches. Bird and Nickerson supplied Yale’s other wins as Staley and Dr. Richter served as officials.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Springfield Y. M. C. A. College
von Blijenburg
Bird
Springfield
Miller
van Blijenburg
Holland
Dutch Military Academy
Nickerson
Downey
Iryer
Fryer
Professor Staley
Richter
Pilgrim Series Replaced by Pilgrim Irish American A A A
The Boston Arena board decided at a special meeting to cancel the planned B A A hockey series between the B A A seven and the Pilgrim A A. A new Pilgrim Irish American A A series will be played instead.
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B. A. A. Hockey Seven
Pilgrim A.A
Boston Arena
Boston
Pilgrim A. A
Sherbrooke
Herr and
Freulein Mueller Betreen
Cathedral Y M C A Cross Country Run Entry Blanks
Entry blanks for the 19 mile Cathedral YMCA cross country run are available at the club house 75 Union Park street or municipal gymnasiums. Entries close Wednesday evening April 8 and must be sent to manager Terence D. Gordon 70 East Newton Street Boston.
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Cathedral Y. M. CG
Union Park Street
Terence D. Gordon
East Newton Street
Boston
Red Sox rookies win close game in Hot Springs
In Hot Springs Arkansas on March 13 the Carrigan rookies defeated the regulars 4 to 1 in a six inning exhibition. A large visiting delegation attended as heat influenced play and the rookies showed notable spirit and effort.
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Red Sox
Braves
Hot Springs
Ark
Here
Carrigan Squad
Carrigan Refines Rookies In Warm Weather Drill
Manager Carrigan eased up after batting and fielding practice as Nanamaker Bedient and Radloff were excused and Mulrennan drew coaching attention. Leonard and Mutten pitched for the rookies while Collins and Johnson pitched for the first team. Johnson and the Woburn prodigy used straight balls with pace changes to limit contact. Mulrennan impressed as a left field and box prospect, striking the longest drive of the day and stealing second on a leisurely run. Heinie Wagner observed, and Fullerton’s presence stirred talk on the Federal League while Hooper Carrigan praised Hooper’s form and speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Collins
Dagey
Gonzales
Whalings
Maranville
J. Evers
Cocdreham
Bhat
Evers
Paul Strand
Gowdys
Carrigan
Nanamaker
Bedient
Radloff
Garlow
Dutch Leonard
Dominick Mutten
Ray Collins
Rankin Johnson
Leonard
Vermonter
Johnson
Woburn
Greater Boston
Mulrennan
Mulennan
Gilmore
Weeghman
Clarke
McAleese
Heinie Wagner
Heinie
Bill
Golf Links
Lannin
Adrian Scheisse
Hooper
Engle
Hack
Garden City
Hugh Fullerton
Fullerton
Harry Hooper
Mamoux
Pittsburg
Fred Clarke
Red Sox Yannigans
Pittsburg Pirates Arrive at Hot Springs for Reunion
At noon a Pittsburg squad of 82 plus reporters reached Hot Springs for a reunion with both clubs. The scene featured many new faces among the Pirates, while veterans Wagner and others drew attention. Rumors swirled thatFederal investigators were on their trail as soon as the delegation appeared.
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Pittsburg
Jack Miller
Mike Simon
Camnitz
Artie Hofman
Honus Wagner
Pittson
Amateur status and summer ball questions
The writer notes that an amateur loses amateur standing by competing as a professional again. Amherst and Brown favor summer ball with other Eastern colleges weighing the issue. Aberg defeated Mamnutoff in New York in two straight falls, with no public notice. A Municipal A. A. 10 mile race scheduled for March 17 has been called off.
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Amherst
Brown
Aberg
Mamnutoff
New York
Sloop Defiance to be launched May 11 at Bath
Bath Maine March 13 The racing sloop Defiance a Cup candidate will be launched May 11 as the first definite launch date for the trio of yachts entering elimination trials. George M Pynchon of New York managing director says the project progresses toward planking in a week. The Irolita owned by E Walter Clark will leave City Island April 28 with a picked crew and Zipalong as auxiliary.
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Bath
Defiance
George M. Pynchon
New York
Tri-City
Boston Yacht Club
George Owen
Syndicate
Pynchon
E. Walter Clark
Philadelphia
Irolita
Clark
Snow
City Island
Americans Win at Golf at Pinehurst International Foursome
The United States defeated Great Britain 4 to 2 in the international mixed golf foursome at Pinehurst North Carolina. Miss Gladys Ravenscroft of England and E A Johnstone paired but could not beat Parker W Whittemore of Brookline and Mrs William West of Camden New Jersey in a halved match. Only two British pairs won: Mrs R J Barlow with R F Robinson of St Catharines over Henry C Fownes of Oakmont and Mrs Raymond J Price of Oakmont, and Mrs J V Hurd with R H Fortune of St Catharine's over G T Curtis of Oak Hill and Miss Louise Elkins of Oakmont.
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Pinehurst
N. C
United States
Gladys Ravenscroft
England
Miss Ravenscroft
E. A. Johnstone
Parker W. Whittemore
Brookline
William West
Camden
N. J
Great Britain
J.barlow
R. F. Robinson
St. Catharine’s
Henry C. Fownes
Oakmont
Raymond J, Price
J. V. Hurd
R. H. Fortune
St. Catharine's
G. T. Curtis
Oak Hill
Louise Elkins
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ED M’grath
Wilson
Jack Johnson
Sweden
Cornell
Missouri A. C
Missouri A. C. E
Jack Moakley
Cornellians
Michigan
Tom Burke
South Bethlehem
Lehigh
Burke
Ted Crooks
Jimmy Fitzgerald
Billy Queal
P. Lorillard Co
FEDS
Sheeters
Oeschger
TUFTS
Pilgrims
Syracuse
Henricksen
Olaf
Yerkes
Rehg
Gardner
Joe Judge
Laller
Cartigan
Arrmis
Doc Green
Yannigans
A. E Judge
Grasss
Cooney
Henriksen
Coumbe
Scott
O Thomas
Mulvenan
Ween Awe
Tewis
O Yerkes
Siket
Janvrin
Cady
Muirenan
Mulrenan
Redg
Joe Burns
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