Managers Issue Edicts As to Conduct of Players
Spring training for seven big league clubs in Florida grew tougher as managers laid down strict conduct rules. At Avon Park Bill McKechnie limited late hours and gambling, allowing drinking only near beer and ensuring players are ready by 7:30 each morning. Other camps followed similar strict guidelines as teams prepare for March 1 workouts and final rosters.
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Atlanta
Associated Press
Florida
Avon Park
Bill McKechnie
St Louis Cardinals
McKechnie
Braves
St Petersburg
Phillies
Winter Haven
Cards
Senators
Tampa
Red Sox
Bradenton
Braviss
West Palm Beach
Athletics
Fort Myers
Eddie Farrell
Manger Slattery
Firat
Eddie Brown
Rogers Hornsby
Farrell
Gautreau
Cardinals
Dan Howley
St Louis Browns
Perent
Sisler
Lu Blue
Helnie Manush
Ho Dents
Indiana
New Orleans
Hot Springs
Ark
Augusta
Tants Hampered in Training Work
George F Pitvin reports from Hot Springs Arkansas that a strong wind disrupted training for the Alligators adjacent to the air park. John J McGraw benched pitching drills as his players endured mud, cold and windy conditions while veteran Ted Lyons observations accompany the scene.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Rks
John J Mcrays
John J McGraw
John J
Cuba
Ted Yons
White Sox
Ottawa Senators Held Ottawa to Overtime Tie
Detroit Cougars and Ottawa Senators battled to a 0-0 overtime tie in Detroit as Ottawa pressed for a winner. Goalie Noble starred for Detroit while Ottawa’s defense and forwards, including Boucher and Hey, endured a tense game with limited scoring opportunities in the first period and through regulation.
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Detroit
Asovaten
Ottawa Senators
Troit Cougars
Ottawa
Boucher
Hey Noble Vndime
Detrin
Angers Shut Out Pirates 3-0 in NHL Showdown
New York Rangers halted their scoring drought by blanking the Pirates 3-0 in the National Hockey League. Frank Bourque scored the decisive goal late in the period after a tight game, with penalties issued to six players, and Cook and Alex Gray highlighted the Rangers’ stingy defense.
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Ovint Peesss
New York Rangers
Trevengeance
Wourgh Pirates
Frank “Bouchers
Untis Cook
Aix Gray
Iungern i Thiee Pratey
Leo Bourgeult
Rang Dcience
Parochial Title Fight Set for St Marys vs St Cyrils
St Marys and St Cyrils parochial school teams meet this afternoon at the Knights of Columbus hall for the Parochial League championship. Both clubs are at ten wins, and four contests will decide the title with Fred S Corbally, circuit president, among eleven officials.
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St Marys and
St Cyrils
Knights of Columbus
Fred S Corbally
Central High faces Harding with Sandy out of pivotal game
Central High trains for Saturday’s clash at the state armory as star forward Gus Sandy is declared ineligible, leaving Central short on varsity players. Coach Reilly drills the squad with a long scrimmage while Harding, led by Coach Meade, refines lineup shifts to counter Central’s absent ace.
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Eddie Reilly
Central
Jack Mead
Harding
State Armory
Gus Sandy
Storm
Stratford
Sandy
Hilltop School
West Siders
New Sandys
Centralites
Reilly
Sekowitz
Z Monkascy
Wasson
Roth
Paul Monkasey
Wittenberg Central
Reilly Men
Jack Meade
Harding Mento
Central High
Dizenzo
Mead
Klein
Graham
MecPadden
Made
Chial
Hardin
Rcutt to Meet Miss Van Wie for Title
Semi final at the Florida women’s tournament saw Oswald Rcutt advance past Katherine Bryant as Van Wie overcame early trouble. The Chicago finalist Bryant kept pace with steady greens while Oswell Crutt’s attack and Van Wie’s strong putting carried them toward a possible title clash.
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Miss van Wie
Prim Bhach
Virginty van Wie
Murleat
Qeeutt
Engeauod
Nofay
Florida
Chelles
M¢Hose
New York
Gil
Orcutt
Katherine Bryant
Chicago
Winulm
New Jersey
Boston Hall hosts week of ice to boards and back
Boston College Holy Cross hockey tonight, then a schoolboy trial meet and a Harvard Dartmouth Cornell triangle, as workers convert the arena from ice to a board track. By Saturday noon the brine pipes will be insulated and a 12 lap track with jumps and pits laid out. Ice resumes for weekend skating and a prize ring is planned for Monday night.
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Boston
Associated Press
Oeal
Boston College
Champion Continues To Win In Pitching Race
Reported standings show Davis leading with 21 wins while Nunatak closely trails at 20 wins and two defeats. Kenosha’s Harry Emerson and Lamont Iowa’s CJ Jackson also feature in the top group with strong records as the preliminary race progresses.
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Prrssi
Columbus
Xiniung
Nore
Oul
Cleveland
Touny
Winnie LT
Davis New
Oletosh Nunam Tikes
Harry Emerson
Kenosha
Uard
C J Jeckson
Iis
Frank
Lamont Jowa
Bert Duryee
Wichita Kauss
Jimmy Rick
Montpelier
Jadge
Welty Conten
Jackson
New Haven Defeats Meriden on Court
New Haven used long range shooting to overturn Meriden Endees in a state league game. Atlas rallied from behind to win 36 to 23 after Meriden led 18 to 12 at halftime, fading in the closing period.
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Meriden
Associated Press
New Haven
Meriden Endees
Atlas
Meiden
Monarchs Oaks and Auburns Win
Three fast games were witnessed by many boys at the Boys club last night. The Monarchs held the Cardinals to a low score, scoring 14. Scanlon led with 8 points. The Twin Oaks and the Auburns won their games, played at a rapid pace.
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Cardinals
Scanlon
Twin Oaks
Auburns
Geraghty Loses National Swimming Title in Buffalo
Agnes Geraghty of the W A of New York is dethroned as 10 yard breaststroke champion by Katherine Menils of the Boston Swimming Association and the Women's Swimming Association of New York loses its 400 yard freestyle relay title to the Ninows W A C. Ethel Lackie of Illinois and Martha Novellus of New York split a tight relay finish with judges consulting as time 4 29 4 5.
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Buffalo NY
Associated Press
Buffalo Athletic Club
Agnes Geraghty
W & A of
New York
Katherine Menils
Boston Swimming Association
Women's Swimming Association of
Ninos W. & C
Miss Geraghty
Metropolitan Swimming Organization
Miss Meart
Ethel Lackle
Illnois
Martha Novellus
Yankees and Robins Start For Training Camps Today
New York reports say both the Yankees and Robins will move to southern camps starting tomorrow with select players leaving from New York. Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig head the Yankee party bound for St Petersburg to begin workouts while Robins report to Clearwater. Several Brooklyn players remain unsigned with Denny Vance seeking 25000 for one year. Wale Hoyt continues workouts at Hot Springs awaiting a 22000 three year deal.
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New York
Yankees
Foundation
Robins
St Petersburg
Clearwater
Brooklyn
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Babe
Lou
Robine
Denny Vance
Wale Hoyt
Hot Springs
Earl Coomba
Tony Lazzeri
New Mountsmen Impress Pilot of Chicago Cubs
Universal Service staff correspondent reports Avalon training camp where Joe McCarthy praises pitchers Pat Malone Jack Welch and Art Nehl. McCarthy expects ten pitchers with nine named to compete including Ed Holly and Joe Kelly who limped in workouts.
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Warren Broun
Universal Service
Avalon
Catalina Island
Joe McCarthy
Nau
Pat Malone
American Association
Jack Welch
McCarthy
Art Nehl
Cubs
Blake Guy Bush Jones
Osborn Malone
Nehi Carlson
Welch
Ed Holly
Joe Kelly
Kelly
Cub
Red Heads edge Port Chester 24 to 23 in Stratford
The Stead Heads narrowly defeated Port Chester Big Five 24 to 23 in a tight overtime battle in Stratford. Both teams traded leads through a closely fought contest as players such as Skerritt and Tarutrsste contributed for the Red Heads.
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Chester
Stratford
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