Moriarty Seeks Manager Role After Umpiring Career
In interview excerpts, George Moriarty discusses pursuing a major league managerial post after years as an American League umpire. He explains his philosophy on handling players, arbitration, and leadership, noting the transition from umpire to manager relies on trust and tactical skill. He mentions a winter appointment hint and asserts readiness to lead the West Club if given a chance.
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Qutetion
George Wertarty
Phyonic Tiger
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Dy Woo
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Orate
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Shnsen
George Mo
American League
George Morar
Fortene
Georg
Eorge Moriarty
Tig Access
Stagg Advises Thomas in HICAG Football Mentor Hope
Aged 18 year old John Mas will make his mark as All-America back in Haskell Indian team. Coach Alonzo mentored nat and leads three year plan.
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Alonzo
Alabama Golfers Invade East to Face Penn and Princeton
The undefeated University of Alabama golf team, led by captain Betty Baugh Jr and standout Glenn Crisman, heads north to duel Penn and Princeton on April 20 and 30. All eight players are native Alabamians, with veterans Frank Jackford and Johnny Thames among the lineup as they seek to extend a four year unbeaten Southern run.
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Sepreme
Pennsylvania
Princeton
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Baugh
Alabama
Betty Baugh
Bagh
Daxte
Glenn Crisman
Asheville
Frank Jackford
Johnny Thames
Ferther
Fred Lamprecht
Tulanelt
Obty Baugh, Jr
Lam
Alabama Tam
Crisman
Blackford
Thames
Tuscaloosa
Penn
South
Interest Slack In Rowing Crew
Wisconsin coach Dad Vail laments low student interest in rowing at Madison. He notes students favor baseball basketball and football, and college life draws them away from trying a newer sport, leaving only a small crew with 14 men out.
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Wisconsin
Yesterday's Results In Baseball Leagues
Yesterday's results show American League scores with Boston 2 over Detroit and Cleveland 13 over Philadelphia, plus Washington. National League action includes Boston 7 over and Brooklyn 2 over St Louis 2, Cincinnati 1, and Pittsburgh 8 over Chicago 3. Only three games scheduled.
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Detro
Cleveland
Philad
Washington
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Baseball Scores From Multiple Cities
In a crowded schedule the standings show Syracuse over Baltimore 7 to 3 with Buffalo winning 9 to 1. Jersey City 3 Rochester 4, second game ended early due to darkness with 7 innings completed. Newark defeated Toronto 7 to 2. American Association results include Columbus 8 Milwaukee 1. St Paul 6 beat Illinois 2, Minneapolis 14 over Toledo 6 and Kansas City 4.
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Baltimore
Buffalo
Jersey City
Rochester
Newark
Toronto
Americas Association
Columbus
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Toledo
Kansas City
Southeast League draws wrap with late inning limits
In a frayed scorecard the Southeastern League reports Pensacola 0 Montgomery 5 and Jacksonville 6 St Augustine 6 with the game halted after the 18th inning due to darkness and no further schedule notes.
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Pensacola
Montgomery
Jacksonville
St. Augustine
Fie
Southern League Scores Briefs
Baseball scores from the Southern League include Mobile 2 New Orleans 1, Nashville 5 Birmingham 2, Atlanta 2 Chattanooga 6, Little Rock 1 and Memphis 12 in the latest results.
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New Orleans
Nashville
Birmingham
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Memphis
Southern League
Hville
Little Bock
Today’s Major League Matchups Across Cities
The day features Chicago at St Louis Detroit at Cleveland Boston at New York Philadelphia at Washington St Louis at Cincinnati Pittsburgh at Chicago Brooklyn at Philadelphia New York at Boston plus American Association games Swaukee at Columbus Kansas City at Toledo Paul at Louisville Lis at Indianapolis International League Toronto at Newark Buffalo at Baltimore Rochester at Jersey City Syracuse at Reading.
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Philadelphia
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Rochester
Jersey City
Newark
Reading
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Minneapolis
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Kansas City
Milwaukee
Toledo
Columbus
Indianapolis
Louisville
New
Southeastern
Clabes
Montgomery
Jacksonville
Suvannnah
Albany
Pensacola
Se Augustine
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Ttsburgh
Brooklyn
Paul
International League
Toronto
Buffalo
Local Pairing Sports Card Highlights Rivalries
Jacksonville faces St. Augustine while Albany plays Savannah and Pensacola meets Montgomery. Selma travels to Columbus in a slate of regional showdowns.
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Southeastern League
Jacksonville
St. Augustine
Albany
Savannah
Pensacola
Montgomery
Selma
Columbus
Doak Debuts in Dodgers Box as Braves Beat Robins 7-2
Brooklyn fans watched Bill Doak return from retirement but Boston sparked ahead to a 7-2 victory over the Robins. Doak lasted seven innings allowing seven hits before being removed for a pinch hitter as Benton outpitched. The attendance neared 25 000 in the Apr 17 game.
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Two Women Will Oppose Farrell In Match at Rye
Johnny Farrell, leading pro, will play a best ball match against two top women golfers Miss Glenna Collett and Miss Marie Cromwell at a Rye, New York venue likely Westchester-Biltmore. Last summer Bobby Jones defeated Collett and Orcutt in best ball.
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Mariey
Bobby Jones
Collett
Maureen Orcutt
West Virginia Abandons Shift
West Virginia University in Morgantown reports a change in direction as plans for a westward shift are abandoned. Details indicate shifts in campus strategy and administrative approaches, with officials outlining the rationale for the reversal and its anticipated impact on enrollment and programs.
Critz Signs Cincinnati Contract After Holdout
Hughey Critz, second baseman for the Cincinnati Nationals, ended a holdout by signing a one year contract for 12000 dollars after a conference with club president August Herrmann.
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Hughey Critz
Cincinnati Nationals
Critz
August Herrmann
Chicago Racing Season Opens Thursday at Aurora
Illinois Turf Association license committee begins jockey and trainer preparations for a 35 day Chicago season opening Thursday at Aurora. Over 1,400 horses are quartered at the rebuilt mile oval as races move to Washington Park at Homewood if financial hurdles are cleared. Willis Sharpe Kilmer sends 12 horses, first in state.
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Illinois Turf Association
Aurora
Washington Park
Homewood
Willis Sharpe Kilmer
Mountaineers drop famed football shift for coming season
Athletic officials announced the famous football shift, in use since 1921, will not be employed this fall due to penalties last fall that offset benefits. It remains undecided which line formation will be used, coach Everett Rodgers has not definitively settled.
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Mountaineers
Everett Rodgers
Sand of Phill Leads Major Leaguers In Hitting Early
J Henry Sand, Phillies shortstop, tops both leagues with a 667 batting average, a surprising early lead given his four year major league career average of 256. The list shows top NL and AL batters with Ab R H and Pct, including Tyson, New York. Thempeen, Phila. and Simmons, Philo among others.
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New York
J. Henry Sand
Phillies
Sand
Simmons, Philo
Wiliams
St. Luc
Judge
Wash
Plan Gymnasium To Honor Plank At Gettysburg College
Gettysburg College plans a memorial gymnasium costing £125,000 to honor Eddie Plank a famed alumnus and former Athletic pitcher who died in February 1926. Noted baseball figures of the era aided in fundraising for the memorial.
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Eddie Plank
Gettysburg College
Gettysburg
T Day
Plank
White Sox and Pirates Deliver Spectacular Final Innings
Major league fans staying to watch the closing rounds as White Sox, Pirates and other teams stage dramatic late rallies. The Associated Press notes fans rarely leave early due to these tense endings that revive excitement in ballparks.
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Associated Press
Early baseball gear origins and classic rally results
Fred W. Thayer introduced the catcher's mask in 1876. The first ball weighed six and a quarter ounces and measured ten and a quarter inches around. Dick Pierce of the Atlantic club is credited with origin ating the bant. The original bat was two and a half inches thick at the grip. Read Herald Want Ads. In yesterday's games the White Sox, Pirates, Giants, Braves, Cardinals, Reds, and Athletics delivered late rally outcomes and close finishes.
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Howard College Club
Dick Pierce
Atlantic Club of
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Providence Grays
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Cardinals
Reds
Alexander
New York
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Athletics
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