Cincinnati Reds Barnstorming Tour Brings Rookie Hope
OERLABORA CITY Okla March 300 The Reds under manager Patrick Sforan are on a barnstorming tour after disputes over star players. Rookie Sam Bohne Fonseca and others gain starts as Moran reshapes the roster. Groh Roush and Kopf are absent, while Marquard Luque and Brenton anchor the pitching staff with Wings and Hargrave handling catching duties.
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Powers-That-Be
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Sennie Grob
Larry Kopf
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Benton
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Fred Columbe
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Cleveland Indians
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Tid
Reuther
Nash
Morris Rath
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Lea
Cash
Luque
Brenton
Wings
Voshell Wins in Varied Doubles Run at New York Tourney
Voshell and Vincent Richards advanced to the third round in the National Indoor Championship doubles after Voshell, injured in an auto crash, defaulted yesterday in singles. The veteran team beat Welter Geis and David Wedekin 6-3 in round one, then defeated George Shater and Arthur Cragin in the next match. The event paused schedules with many singles yet to be completed.
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Ara Voshell
Weexmeas
Vincent Richards
Woshell
Richards
Wooshell
Welter Geis
David Wedekin
George (. Shater
Arthur
Exhibition baseball results from multiple cities
Across several games, teams from the American and National leagues played exhibitions in Jacksonville Memphis New Orleans Shreveport Little Rock and San Francisco. Notable scores include Washington over Philadelphia 9-2 in Jacksonville and Brooklyn over New Orleans 9-4 in New Orleans. Other results feature Boston 1 Memphis Southern 2 and Indianapolis 4 Brooklyn 3 in different venues.
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Ark
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Southern
Sla
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Ne- Movil Southern
Man O War Trainer Granted License in New York
March 9 report: Louis Feustel, trainer of Man O War, finally granted a trainer license by the Jockey Club stewards after recent tabling. The club rejected several other trainer license applications and placed former jockey W. Ward in good standing. Approval was given for the United Hunts Racing Association race meeting from May 2 to September 1.
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National Regatta Date Talks Between U S and Canada
In New York on March 3, the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen and the Canadian association discuss adjusting dates for their two national regattas. Secretary Nolan invites Canada to align with the July 29–31 US schedule, hoping an easy adjustment avoids conflict between the races and allows both events to proceed.
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Cangman
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Valeen
Maine Adopts Boxing Law With Round Limit and Decisions
AUGUETA March 39. A state boxing commission will be formed under a new act passed by both legislative branches. It will include three members for each city and town. Matches may be scheduled for twelve rounds, each not exceeding three minutes, and decisions are permitted.
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Botts
Transfer of Franchise From Akron to Newark
Official announcement to the board of arbitration of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues reveals the transfer of the Akron International League club to Newark New Jersey. Three players reinstated were Frank Schultze of Syracuse Ruth of Wichita Falls and Lambie of Kalamazoo. Twenty nine reinstatement applications were denied.
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National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Frank Schultze
Syracuse
Ruth
Wichita Falls
Lambie
Kalamazoo
Blessed Sacrament Five to Play B H 5 Tonight
Blessed Sacrament five of Black Rock Country Club will face Bridgeport High School in the city junior championship at Colonial Hall tonight. Dancing will follow the game. Lineup includes Hammer Fayette Ball Wires and ex high school star O Donnell.
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Bridgeport
Colonial Hall
Blessed Sacrament
Hammer
American Polo Team to Be Treated Royally in Europe
A fragmentary sports note mentions the American Polo team to be hosted royally in Europe with King George allocating a stable for them. It also references Babe Ruth setting home run figures against various teams and a variety of scattered sports and tech asides from the era.
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Mheroin
Rightsiders
Babe Ruth
Portsiders
Rocky Kansas Faces Ten Year Rule Title Challenge
Rocky Kansas, famed lightweight from Buffalo, defeats Richie Mitchell in a one round win and seeks a title clash with Leonard. Known as the "gentleman fighter," he mentors a home for his wife and child while planning a bout that could crown a new champion. A potential rematch with Mitchell and a title bout with Leonard are under discussion as Tex Richard's outdoor arena construction progresses.
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College Baseball Scouting Feeds Future Big League Talent
Looking into the future, managers watch college baseball activity as rookies graduate to the pro game. Many top stars began at college, with colleges hiring real baseball men as coaches. Scouts seek down the roster as more youths join college teams, boosting future big league material.
American Association Umpires Cant Lay Fines
In a surprising move the American Association Umpires restrict fines and face internal disputes. The case involves Minna Poles and others as lawyers seek action, with league authorities retaining player privileges while investigations continue.
Five Man Bowling Event in Buffalo Goes to Canadians
In the 1821 American Bowling Congress tournament Saunders of Toronto led with a total of 9006 pins. Arnold and brothers from A cage claimed second with 3047 pins while Pleasuw from Cleveland stood third with 2061. Prizes included 1000 for winners 350 for second and 30 for third. Final two man and individual games will be held tomorrow afternoon.
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Interchurch Baseball League to Meet Tonight for Plans
The Bridgeport Inters share Basketball league board convenes at Unik Church to finalize the league banquet and organize a new baseball circuit. Several churches already field teams. delegates of others are urged to attend. If weather cooperates, Fairies games may be played and the basketball rivalry from winter continues.
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Oelock
Edsel Ford Plans 24 Cylinder Power Boat Strategy
Edsel Ford designs a 24 cylinder power boat to enter the Gold Cup Burmsaworth trophy race. The project expands displacement from 2 149 to 3 400 to boost speed and performance ahead of notable upcoming competitions.
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Motile Names in New York Finals Featured
In Asia and Southern regions, Motile dominates finals with strong showings from rival squads. Key names include Obens and Pond marking standout performances.
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Pond
Dewey Wins Eight Games From Kausler in Duckpin Tourney
Tait Dewey won eight of eleven games against Jack Kausier at Arcade Alleys in the state duckpin tournament. Dewey opened strong with five straight wins, posted highs of 146, 121, and 102 while Kausler struggled early. Dewey leads the series 18 games to nine as Fausler captures the last two.
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Mauster
Cast Your Bait Deep for Battling Bass
Angler Morris Ackerman extols black bass as the people’s game fish and urges year round fishing except when seasons limit it. He advises using weighted minnows worms or crabs at dawn to lure wary bass and promises fishing will ease worries and sleepless nights.
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College baseball scoreless tie and scattered misc notes
A garbled report notes a 3 to 3 baseball tie between Washington Georgetown and Vermont, with stray lines mentioning Holy Cross and Princeton Bowdoin as well as unclear city challenge from Beach Street Juniors inviting 18 to 14 year olds to a game at Mill Green on Sunday.
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