Americans to Play Six Exhibition Games This Season
A fragmentary report outlines the American baseball team planning six exhibition games, opening with the Giants. Gene Movann is expected to speak on travels, with manager Connie Mack organizing signings and a roster cut. Eleven to nineteen players are listed for early reporting and practice timelines.
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Scribes
Genia Gene Movann
Gene
Clark Lane
McCany
New York Armedcans
Yanks
Cour
Frank O'Deul
Jim Jolley
Gormer Wilson
Rod Tesart
O'Doul
Wilson
Sioux City
Ivo
Rochester
Philadelphia
McCann
Connie Mack
Athletics
New Haven
Paddock Aims Higher Than Sprint Glory in Golf Field
A San Francisco report recalls Charley Paddock’s rise from a fast 100 meters sprinter to a potential golf champion. Marked by his Olympic fame and touring hopes in Europe, Paddock prioritizes golf over sprint records, preferring links to a cinder track. The piece notes his travel with teammates, past bouts with rivals like Jackson Scholz, and public fascination with his dual athletic promise.
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San Francisco
Charley Paddock
Charley Daga
Rex Caughey
Bartlett
Switzerland
Tialy Monte Carlo
Paris
America
France
Jackson Scholz
Paddek
Bhig Mées
Warlock
Shaw
Paddock
Scholz
Née
Halr
Tigers Line Up Like 1921 Pitching and Fielding Plan
Augusta Ga March 25 The Detroit Tigers will assemble a squad similar to 1921 with Rigney at short Jones at third and either Young Cotshaw or second in the order. Cobb Heilman and Bob Vaiatch to handle outfield duties Johnny Bassler star catcher with Larry Woodall in reserve and Clyde Manion at show position. If Cutshaw plays second base he will bat second with Tierney seventh.
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la Blue
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Jones
Young Or Cotshaw
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Vaach
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Larry Woodhall
Clyde Manion
Cobb
Cutshaw
Tierney
Phillies
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Captain Kidd
Loegar
Donohue
Cunningham
Alice Goslin
Pete Ponohue
Lew Lun
Pat Shea
Bib Falk
Charley Glaaner
San Bonne
Rapp
Sheviey
Gaston
Fonseca
Hargraves
Ryan
Morrison
Bassler
Brown
Wing Happ
Walker
Beeville
Philadelphia
Baseball's spring crop reveals dire needs for major league teams
The Sunny Southland report outlines flaws across clubs as spring training begins. Yankees need outfield help for Ruth's absence. Pirates and Browns face infield and pitching gaps. Indians, Cardinals, White Sox, Phillies, Athletics, Cubs, and Robins all show position and pitching concerns.
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Southland
Ives
Dee Dope
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Gianta—Fitchers
George Burns
Yankees
Cutflela
Ruth
Mepsel
Pirates
Walter Schmidt
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Gardiner
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Speker
Cardinals
Browns
Braves
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Robins
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Sox
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Wyers
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White Sox
Dick Kerr
Griffith and Milan Confident Senators Finish First Division
Tampa Fla March 5 Owner Griffith and Manager Milan of the Washington club express confidence of finishing in the first division this season. Peckinpaugh adds one of the best shortstops in baseball, boosting infield strength and morale while Johnson’s health delays start.
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MILAN
Senators
Tampa
Fla
Alilan
Washington
Welther
Reges
Peckinpaush
Strangth
Peckinpaugh
Fordham to open season with Penn on Saturday
Fordham's baseball team, which has practised five weeks, is in fine shape for the season opener against the University of Pennsylvania on Saturday. Twenty-two men remain, including six pitchers, three catchers, eight infielders, and four outfielders, with several regulars from last year returning.
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McCain
Eddie Mooere
O'Neil
Brackett
Dick Loftus
Gene
Thuke Riely
Bobby Emmerich
Joe Rodriguez
Martin Bresia
Wes Kingdon
Hunt
Jimmy Irving
Hank Leasurs
Luck Howe
Bo Stauffer
Eddie LePard
Bill Yate
Slim Bornhoeft
Shanty House
Joe Smith
Bernard Starr
Endie Mocers Sville
Tf House
Strinsfield College
New York
Fordham
Maroon
McNamara
White
Waters
Sonsineau
Leo O'Brien
H Vanderbach
Wilson
Howe
Vanderbach
Vanderbachs
Cliffside High School
New Jersey
Bill McLaughiey
Hayes Schermerhorn
Mike Hayes
Mayes
Schermerhorn
Dunn
Wis
Coffey
Hoe
Williams
Landes
Tommy Meyers
Harvard Tracksters To Start Work Today
Cambridge March 28 Harvard track coach Bill Bingham will open the outdoor season with a 3 pm meeting in the Soldiers Field locker building where speeches are planned. At 4 45 the Freshmen will have their first workout of the season as three weeks of practice precede a Southern trip featuring meets with the University of Virginia and the Naval Academy at Annapolis.
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Bill Bingham
Harvard
Eipdurepath
el Bingham
Bill Barron
Wiske Brown
Derrie Parmenter
University of Virginia
Annnapolis
Crimson Varnstorming
Damon Runyon on Feats of Old Time Fighters
Damon Runyon surveys legendary boxers and contrasts ring skill with rough-and-tumble brawling. He lauds Kid start names like Flynn and Wat ks, notes Attell and Ketchel as greats, and weighs Dempsey’s rugged adaptability in a vivid, opinionated portrait of early boxing legends.
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New York
Carly Welt
General Jam
Jom Flynn
Pueblo
Jim
Flynn
Freddie Watks
Butte
Montana
Abe
Los Angeles
Abe Attell
A& Your
Alteanver
Heinie Scheer Bat Potential Focal Point For Athletics
Connie Mack weighs if Heinie Scheer can bat well to keep major league hopes alive. Amid speculation, Scheer shows flashes but must bolster hitting to secure a regular infield role, with questions about where he fits behind veterans and infield strength.
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Mack
Meinnis Baker
Scheer
Bron Hina Muck
Harry Dayix
Seheer
Naugh
Jacke Barry
Keeler
Evers
Hong Tune
Thare
Connile Himamede
Riker Elected Captain of Yale 150 Ib Crew
NENY HAVEN March 28. Riker of Fairfield Conn, was elected captain of Yale’s 150 pound crew today by an unanimous vote He rows No 5 in the 60 pound crew Riker is a junior at Yale and 67 of a Bridgeport manufacturer family He is a great favorite among his classmates and his election was predicted on campus days ago.
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Riker
Fairfield
Connectaut
Yale
Rikey
Fall River Plans Reception for Jack Delaney Tonight
Fall River hosts a reception for Jack Delaney after a ten round bout at the Casino. New York challenger Jack Stone is expected to provide tough opposition while Delaney’s Bay State friends prepare a big postfight celebration. Delaney aims to win before facing Hugh Ross on April 20, with Rose beginning training tomorrow. Local interest centers on a 22 inch silver loving cup to be presented and a reception featuring the local boxing scene amid rival predictions and pre-fight events.
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Dack Delaney Tealight
Fall River
Wattlee
Jack Stone
New York
Bione
Ign
Delaney
Hugh Ross
Billy Evans Clears Up Baseball Puzzle Confusion
A historical puzzle explains counting runs in a chaotic inning. Multiple plays with fair and foul balls, outs for interference, and batters out of order lead to four runs erased, while several hits over the fence occur with no score. The umpire clarifies proper scoring and outs.
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Secon
Asrosa
Thig
Alli
Tn Ha Cre
Heving
Halls
Reds Hopeful but Facing Remodeling Season
Cincinnati Reds manager Patrick Moran works to rebuild a nearly new lineup in spring training. The team fields strong outfield and catching but questions remain at infield and pitching as they aim for a sixth place finish.
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Bas ¢Astr Sarg
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George Burns
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Neale
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Wingo
Hargrave
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Sam Bohrie
Cavaneyre
Pinelli
Cavaney
Len F
Oakland
Heinie Grob
Taird
Redland
Tos
Anaeta
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Heinzie
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Fowler
Texas
Jappa Rixey
Southpaw
Harlers
Adolfo Luque
Cuba
John’ Scott
Braves
Marquard
Kopf
Orvere
Pete Dononue
Pup
Chic Markle
New York Americana
Johnny Couch
San Francisco
Moran
Ron Patrick Moran
Ike Manager
Robinson
Brooklyan
Vic Johnson
Allan Clarke
Bill
Hall
Johnny Gillespie
Earl Schnel
Bressler
Reds
Major Daly Urges International Sporting Contests
Major Charles Daly, West Point football coach, urged expansion of college and international athletic competition to promote youth health and world peace. He spoke at a Syracuse University athletes dinner, praising international contests as powerful for national unity and friendship. Eighty five athletes received block letters, including Allan Woodring, noted for Olympic and intercollegiate marks.
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de Wola
Charles Daly
United Stakes Military Academy
West Point
Daly
Apmual
Syracuse University
Roner
Oraigze
Elton
Vegue
Oratay
Allan Woodring
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