Kelman to Face Bears in Exhibition at Newfield Park
The Bears face Eddie Reilly's Bridgeport High in an afternoon exhibition at Newfield Park. Kelman will start for Lyon Terrace with Davis on the mound for the Eastern Leaguers. Wilhelm plans to use rookies and at least three pitchers in the workout, amid charity funds supporting Hilltoppers athletics.
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Eddie Reilly
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Newfield Park
Davis
Lyon Terrace
Hilltopners
Brulgenort
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Pears
Hartford
New York Penn Leamw
Gene Afe Cann
George Tavis
New Haven
Hodge
Tulatt Fa
Blatter
Linaue
Eastern League players eyed for Major League duty in 1925
Three Eastern League pitchers from 1924 are seen as possible major leaguers in 1925. Andy Rush is certain to stay with Brooklyn, Ulrich looks good with Philadelphia, and Kent Greenfield earns praise from John McGraw. Gehrig faces a path to a New York major league role, while most others may stay in minors or be traded. The Braves hold many 1925 graduates including Cousineau Batchelder Phillips Graham Kamp Loftus and others, with Loftus set as utility man and Stauffer and Sisler among veterans changing teams.
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Endej
Kise
Red Farrell
Joe Rodriguez
Shor
Tea
Teo
Wilhelm
New York
Andy Rush
Brooklyn
Ulrich
Phillies
John McGraw
Kent Greenfield
Gehrig
Waly Papi
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Tew Blue
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Sisler
Hartford
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Pittsfield
Worcester
Fd Cousineau
Lefty Batchelder
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Wile Graham
Ike Kamp
Ottshield
Bancroft
Phillips
Batchelder
Hub
Robbie
Dick Loftus
Dick Cox
Griffith
Loftus
Eddie Stauffer
Olympic Committee Meeting Postponed To Next Saturday
New York April 14 The American Olympic Committee meeting was delayed due to many executive members being away from home. The session will now be held Saturday at 10 o clock at the same location to discuss future participation and the forthcoming Olympic events for the United States.
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New York
Owine
Omer
Siutards
Indians Defeat Browns In 21 Run Slugfest Opening Day
The Cleveland Indians beat the St. Louis Browns 21 to 14 in a wild season opener at St. Louis. The Browns piled up twelve runs in the eighth inning but miscues by Lister Manus and Bennette helped the Indians pull away. Joe Bush, newly acquired Brown pitcher, was knocked out in the third.
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St. Louis Browns
Lister
M Manus
Bennette
Joe Bush
Brown
Cleveland
Aba
Jameson
Spurgeon
Sewell
Myatte
Sewalle
Stephenson
Knode
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Fewster
S. Smith
Bawards
Buckeye
McNulty
Myatt
Uhle
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Williama If & A
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Byvans
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Wingard
Davis
Stauffer Dixon
Rice
Stauffer
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Williams
Severeld
Tebin
J. Sewah Spurgeonnett
Jamieson
William Speaker
J. Sewell
Speake Fewter
Sigler
J. Bewell
Fearster
St Louis
Smith
Speece
Shaute
Wingard Stauffer
Ian Wingard
Edwards
Peeca
Owens
Rowland
Mme
Fairfield Legion Five to play two games this week
Fairfield April 13 Special The Amerikan Lemon basketball tear has two games booked for this week. Thursday in New Canaan a playoff with New Canaan decides the 1925 power, each side having two wins. Saturday the Legion meets Bridgeport Kareys for the second time this season. With Freddie Walls back, the lineup includes Walls at right forward Ball at left forward Sekert center Bowden right guard Bedell left guard Shaw will sub as needed.
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High
Hartford
Hugh Rorty
Umate
Alexander
Washington RE
Carlin Field
Arseball
Hay
Winshie
Tim
Paddy O
Texander
Fairfield
Amerikan Lemon
New Canaan
New Camaan
Legwn
Bridgeport Kareys
Kaceys
Legion
Freddie Walls
Knights
Harry Carr
Grills
Walls
Sekert
Bowden
Bedell
Shaw
Fairfield Legion
Gainer
Lm Rnfield County
Caldwell bout called off due to illness in title holder
The scheduled 12 round boxing match in Cleveland between promoter plans and title holder Kaplan Meriden Conn was postponed because Kaplan contracted influenza. Al Corbett of Cleveland was the challenger and the event was postponed after the illness was confirmed.
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Cleveland
Bogash to Fight Buffalo Flash in April Showdown
Lou Bogash signed by promoter Bob McCurdy to meet Buffalo Flash Jimmy Siattery in a ten round bout in Boston on April 29. Bogash won’t face middleweight champ Marty Grob in Detroit April 30 as plans shift to a May Montreal bout with Romeo Rojas. Bridgeport promoters seek a fight with Bogash, offering $6,000 to $7,500 plus a big percentage cut, for an appearance here.
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Bob McCurdy
Boston
Jimmy Siattery
Buffalo Flash
Hub
Bogash
Marty Grob
Detroit
Joe Smith
Bogush
Romeo Rojas
Montreal
Bridgeport
Slattery
Jack Delaney
Inside Golf Strategies Used By Great Players
A compact guide to high level golf tactics drawn from leading players. Highlights mental focus, shot selection, and course management used to win important matches. Presents practical approaches through a period lens with emphasis on discipline, practice, and situational play.
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U. S
Canada
North American Newspaper Alliance
All Rights Reserve
Grain of Grass on the Green Wins Golf Match
Oliver Megrim recounts a South match where A won by exploiting the grain of the turf on the seventeenth green. A’s careful pacing and insider use of grass direction misled B into suboptimal putting, yielding a clever psychological victory and a lesson in strategic play.
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Oliver Megrim
Hole in One Prank and Pittsburgh's Fresh Baseball Prospects
Frank Craven of Great Neck and a friend pull a playful trick on a 185 yard hole, holed out unexpectedly, prompting a humorous exchange. The piece then highlights Pittsburgh’s rising teen stars Hazen Cuyler and Yue, noting their early success and the looming test years as veteran greats wane.
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Frank Craven
Great Neck
Weill
Mr. Craven
Pittsburgh
Hazen Cuyler
Aten
Ile
Cobh
Speaker
Fairfield High Names Jack Sullivan New Baseball Coach
Jack Sullivan, formerly with the Waterbury Eastern League, is appointed coach of Fairfield High School baseball. The team held its first outdoor workout at Rogers Sherman field under Sullivan’s direction and will open the season against Milford High, with several preopening games on the schedule. The town backs the squad with a loyal following and a planned cheering section, as the club prepares to compete in the Southern Fairfield County High Schools circuit.
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Kurpert Ubuper
Ike
Gehrig
Coumbia
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Specelal
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Waterbury
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Sullivan
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Milford
Fairfield County High Schools
Roger Tudlowe
Fairfield High
Harford Handicap Shines In Track Opening Card
Harford Agricultural Association opens its meeting with the Harford Handicap a six furlong, $5,000 purse event. Starters include Tester The Vintner Noah Single Foot Candy Wld Sunny Man Nicholas Joy Smoke Wilderness and other overnight nominees. Predictions point to a strong field and a fast track under sunny skies with a large Northeast crowd anticipated.
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O'Neil Sevier
Universal Service
Havre DE Grace
Sarazen
Shuffle Along
Harford Agricultural Association
Harford
Britain
Wilkinston
Edward Burke
Bowie
Middle Atlantic
Seaboard
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Noah
Singlefoot
Candy Wid
Sunny Man
Nicholas
Joy Smoke
Wilderness
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Havre, de Grace
Southern Maryland Agricultural Association
Blackstone Cigars Highlight 1925 Quality and Packaging
The ad promotes Blackstone cigars as 100 percent Havana filler inspected for mildness and even burn. It notes popular pocket packages of five or ten, with foil wrapping and factory freshness. It claims quality improved from $2 years ago to within its peak in 1925.
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Blackstone
Havana
Blackstones
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