Pennsylvanians Tip Strong Rowing Pace For Curtailed Season
New York April 29 Penn State teams and Yale join a crowded field ahead of the Schuylkill regatta as Pennsylvanias Penn crew works to rebuild after late starts and lineup changes. Doyle and Irmiger lead the heavy eight with a mix of veterans and freshmen in reserve crews. Yale favors the longer course while Penn leans toward the four mile test at Poughkeepsie, and the season’s early momentum hinges on trials and squad depth amid weather setbacks.
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Earl Combs Poised As One Of Best 1925 Yankees Outfielders
The Kentucky schoolmaster Earl Combs is expected to be a premier center fielder for the Yankees in 1925. After a broken ankle last season he recovered in spring training at St Petersburg and impressed Miller Huggins with his defensive reach and superb hitting to all fields. While his throwing arm is modest, his bat should drive plenty of singles and steady offense aiding the pennant chase alongside Bob Meusel.
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Yankees
Master Combs
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Pik
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Ainules
Profs Score Inning Tilt With Champions in Waterbury
New Haven beat Waterbury 5 to 4 in a one inning decision. Sam Kirshstein delivered the deciding hit, as New Haven loaded the bases in the ninth but failed to score. Three base hits by Yerdy and Thomas highlighted the game with runners left on, and Morrell earned the win while Touchstone took the loss.
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New Haven
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Waterbury Club
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Thomas
Martin
Hank
McKenty
Mayer
Morrell
Bach
Carrigan
Touchstone
Summers
Breslin
Tilme
Sande Wins Close Paumonock Handicap at Jamaica
Wart Sande, known as the prince of jockeys, won the Paumonock Handicap aboard Worthmore at Jamaica in a dramatic finish over Noah from the Whitney Stable. The six furlongs were run in 1 12 with Worthmore edging Noah by a hair as Serenader faded. Sande collapsed after the race and later was cleared by the track physician to ride again tomorrow.
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Prince of Jockeys
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Everglade
Worthmore
Sande
Noah
Whitney
Maud Muller
Serenader
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H. P. Whit
Pers Ghinare
Reds Chase Buffalo First Baseman Billy Kellard
Cincinnati clubs seek Billy Kellard from Buffalo after a strong season with 23 homers and 40 extra base hits. Three other clubs including the Braves show interest as Buffalo demands a high price, potentially the second largest IL payment after Groves. Kellard is a versatile first baseman and slugger who hit .243 with power last year.
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Billy Kellard
Buffalo
Braves
Kelley
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Bridgeport Cubs Challenge Local 13-Year-Old Teams
The Bridgeport Cubs issue a city wide challenge to any 13 year old teams. Manager Eric Ambler can be reached at 78 Central Avenue. Team roster includes Ed Sherwood, BE, Ambler, 93, R. Fray, M. Hisenberg, C. Catucel, R. Dewey, Dambler, W. Johnson and others.
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Bridgeport
Babe Ruth Won’t Join Yankees Western Tour
Babe Ruth rested at St. Vincent's Hospital with limited hope of regaining strength before the Yankees' Western tour starting in St. Louis on May 8. Mrs Ruth, hospitalized for a nervous breakdown tied to her husband's illness, is expected to leave in a few days.
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Babe Ruth
St.Vincent's Hospital
Yankees
St. Louis
Racing Meet Results Across Multiple Races
Race cards show 3-year-old fillies vying in Futurity events with times around 1 14 and top payouts for horses like Homing Bird Gloria Quayle and Minel K. Gonzales. Other races include maiden two-year-old fillies, 3-year-olds in mile routes, and stakes events with notable entries such as Sweeping Away Overall Millwick Cloudland Nicholas I and Greenwich purse winners Judge Fuller Widerness and Lieutenant II.
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Margate
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Neatness
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Pensive
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Jacques
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Liewellyn
Tinieieas
Havre de Grace Race Results with Four Years Olds Featured
Race card from Havre de Grace shows results across four events. First race for four year olds and one mile steeple event pays $1,500 with Peasant winning in 4.18s ahead of Henry Dattner and Treviscot. second race for eight year olds and opening $1,200 at six furlongs lists Kindred and Mabel K. among top finishers with times around 1 1/4 minutes. third race details Pathfinder nurse two year olds competing for $1,299 and prizes led by Mthevest and Silver Winn with notable placements. fourth race titled The Vash ian completes the card.
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Mergier
Henry Dattner
Veltchaap
Treviscot
Hunt
Fane Lady
Lady Zeus
Fure Kindred
Mangan
Mabel K
McAtea
Ead
Sige Branch
Jisab
Imarde Walker
Jamaica results fire mare inaugural race at Kingston track
The Jamaica race meet opened with a $1,000 purse for 3 year olds and up, with Sliver Fox and Cartoonist posting rapid times in 6 furlongs and 7 furlongs. Several contenders including Bright Steel, Enaluved, and Our Buddy followed. fields included 2 year olds and maidens with notable speeds and lingering competition.
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Sliver Fox
Fator
Bright Steel
Coltiletti
Enaluved
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Panic
Thundering
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Our Buddy
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Tan
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Cooper
Catherine Douglas
What Jake
Majorie C
Mag
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the Vintner
Maud Muller
Swan
Nellia Morse
Sun Pal
Factory League Opens With Four Saturday Games
The Factory League begins its season Saturday at Leashe Park with four games and opening ceremonies weather permitting. Matches include Hubbell vs Warners at Diamond No 6 1:30 pm and Remington Armsway Phonograph at 3:30 pm. Other pairings feature American Fabrics vs Burritts at 1:30 pm and Bullardava vs Basgicka at 3:30 pm.
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Empire
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Roynton
Danville Three-I League Names New Manager G W Knoll
Sixteen years ago a minor league manager was the seventeenth to turn the corner now G W Punch Knoll will direct the Danville Three-I League team this season.
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Punch) Knoll
Willis
Danville
Sweeping Away Wins Chesapeake Stakes On Muddy Track
Sweeping Away, trained by James Rowe for Harry Payne Whitney, dominates the Chesapeake Stakes at Havre de Grace. In a one mile and a sixteenth race for three-year-olds on a muddy surface, Sweeping Away defeats By Himself and Overall in 1 47 2 6, with 15,000 spectators watching the upset.
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Havre DE Grace
Edward F. Stoums
Sweep
Lady Eastman
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Harry Payne Whitney
Walter M. Jefford
Nicholas
Max Hirsch
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MiNwick
J. §. Capden
Maryland
Alway
Chesapeake
Columbia Beats Cornell 6-2 in Quadrangle Series
New York April 29 Columbia tied the series with Cornell by winning the second game 5 to 2. Columbia hitters Milligan Stirling Van Brocklin and Roy produced the scoring impact as the quadrangle contest proceeded.
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Columbia
Cornell
Milligan and Stirling
van Brocklin
Roy
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