Babe Ruth Strikes Out Twice In Pinch At Practice Game
Yankees regulars again defeated as Yanigans shut them out 6 to 0 in Jacksonville. Mogridge and Ennis Shore held the visitors with sharp curves. Ruth struck out twice, while Meusel moved to third and Collins started at right in a shuffled Yankee lineup.
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Mogridge
Jacksonville
Fila
Hug
Hut Gins
Red Crogs
Shawkey
Thormahlen
Gletch
Glcich
Ruth
Ennin Shore
Hugsins
Yanisans
Ward
Rice
Meusel
Fred Hoffman
Warren Collins
Benny Gelser
Shipyards
Collins
Texas
Ribbons Battle Germantown Tonight In Final League Clash
Germantown comes to Germantown Pa to face the Ribbons in a single game scheduling change. Jake Fuller will join the Ribbons at guard and Wright Wassmer Harvey Bach line up for the home team. A dance is planned before and after the game.
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Jake Fuller
Jake
Germantown
Powell
Franckie
Powers
Genter
Braggy
Holman
Wassmer
Wright
Harvey
Bach
Fuller
Leary
Camden
Spider Roach to Box Sheldon in Pembroke Show Tonight
The Pembroke A A will stage five first class bouts at the Armory on Mainstreet for fans. Spider Roach of California meets Jack Sheldon of New York in the star four round bout. Other matches include Young O Leary versus Young Victor and Jim Boney versus Young Clancy with more preliminaries and entertainment.
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Pembroke A. A
Armory A. A
State Armory
Terry Lee
Bridgeport
Spiter Roach
California
Red Alton
Jack Sheldon
Ne York
Young O'Leary
Acorn A. A
Victor
Jim Boney
Clancy
Johnson
Young Penahue
Young Mulligan
Frankie Ryany
Andy Parker
Tilly Johan
BF. Cconnor
Hartford Signs Kane to Guard Third Station
Hartford Manager Dan Howley lands Leo Brick Kane, star third baseman of the Pink Red Tops, for the Senators joining from Springfield after talks with Kane and Toronto’s Hugh Duffy. Kane, 20, Dean Academy graduate, hit near .360 last season and is praised as a promising infield talent ready to bolster Hartford’s attack.
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Hartford
Springfield
Dan Howley
Leo “Brick” Kane
Red Tops
Senators
Hartford Pilot
Kane
Fished Tops
Howley
Mowley
Howley Dan
Mird
Dean Academy
Webb Crowther
Crowther
New England
Dean
Cape Cod
Massachusetts
Cape Coders
Brick
Rockland
Mass
How's Home
Weymouth
Freddi Smith
Freddie
Dan B
International
Doyle boosts Giants in spring exhibition loss for Tortillas
Larry Doyle started for the Giants as the Enchillados were routed by the Tortillas 3 to 5 in San Antonio. Lee King and Arthur White homered for the recruits who outscored and outfielded their older rivals, with King adding a three-base hits and Doyle contributing a run and single.
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San Antonio
Tex
Larry Doyle
Giants
Lee King
Arthur White
John McGraw
Huehuados
Doyle
Larry
Tkii
King
Statz
A Burns
Holy Cross
Hubbell
Russ Garten
Tulsa
Bill Ryan
Sid Ross
Jack Johnson Seeks Fight Abroad Amid U S Flight
Reports say former heavyweight champion Jack Johnson plans to spar abroad in Tijuana with a leading heavyweight, possibly Fred Fulton, avoiding surrender to U S authorities. Promoters hope strong interest from Californians could yield a profitable bout.
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Jack Johnson
Chicago
Ameteh
Tia Juana
Johnson
Fred Fulton
Far West
Rikst Nether
Beccaprigenes Coach Seeks New Stars For Team
Coach Hunt of Beccaprigenes School calls all hopefuls to try out for the baseball squad. With many seniors gone, rookies rise to fill spots as Manager Maher posts a lengthy schedule of games through spring.
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Hunt
Beccaprigenes School
Jack Maher
Taft
Watertown
Chicopes
Bridgeport
Six Day Race Collisions Hurt Riders in Fast Sprint Night
New York March 11 Belgian duo Buysee and Speissens led early but a wild jam formed after Goullet and Mazin started the pack. Egg fell at Dead Man's curve and Kopsky and Egg escaped serious injury as Coburn and Kopsky tried to steal a lap. Brocco skidded after a wheel contact with a wobbling rider, while Goulet and Magin maintained the lead with a strong night showing.
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New York
Buysee
Speissens
Goullet
Mazin
Egg
Dead Man's
Kopsky
Willie Coburn
Gouliet
Brocco
Deruyter
Magin
Ege
Madden
Buysse and
Spiessens
Dupuy and Hanley
Kaiser and Hill
Coburn and Kopsky
Spencer and Drobach
Lang and Chapman
Godivier
Vannek
Packard Retirement Forces Braves to Seek Left Hander
Columbus Geo March 11. Braves manager Stallings faced a setback as owner Grant learns Gene Packard will retire and not join the 1920 Boston Braves. Cecil Causey, the holdout pitcher, was sold to Philadelphia via waiver as Grant aims for harmony and a stronger squad.
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Columbus
Geo
Stallings
Braves
Grant
Gene Packard
Boston Braves
Packard
Philadelphia Nationals
Cecil Causey
Phillies
Nationals
Causey
New York Giants
Nehf
Fort Meade
Fla
Garner Grant
Quakers
Philadelphia
Hilltops Set Sunday Meeting for Captain and Manager Election
All members of last year's Hilltops are asked to gather at the club rooms next Sunday at 2 20 p m for the election of a captain and manager. Anyone wishing a tryout is invited to report. The note ends with a caution about a person who courts and runs away may be hauled to court someday.
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Hilltops
Penn Five Too Fast for Yale in Final Game
The University of Pennsylvania Cricketball team defeated Yale 44 to 16 before the season’s largest New Haven crowd. Sweeney scored seven baskets and six goals from fouls to reach 132 points, shattering the intercollegiate record. Captain Van Slyck of Yale was guarded closely and made six baskets from the floor. The note about children feeding birds appears as an odd aside with no clear link to the game.
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New Haven
University of Pennsylvania
Yale
Elis
Penn
Sweeney
Kinney
Capt. van Slyck
Fale
Fly
Ping Bodie Seeks Regular Job Not Bench Role With Yankees
Jacksonville March 11 Ping Bodie voices frustration with utility duties and bench warming as the Yankees pennant race approaches. He says he will only play daily and believes he can still perform at major league level, hoping to be traded to another club if needed.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Ping Bodie
Ping
Yankee
Pye
Lke
Bodie
Tmmr
New York
Brooklawn to host Connecticut state golf championship
James T Soutter, president of the Connecticut State Golf Association, announced the twenty first annual championship will be played at Brooklawn Country Club in Bridgeport from June 23 to 26. A junior Connecticut championship event will be held at the Waterbury club on the same dates, open to members of clubs in the region.
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New York
James T. Soutter
Connecticut State Golf Association
Bridgeport
Gredwich
Brooklawn
Connecticut
Waterbury
Ganior
Seri of Mhem
Bogash Won’t Fight Britton Due To Injuries In City
Sam Driver says Louie Bogash is badly banged up and cannot meet Jack Britton next Monday night in this city. The Columbus Boss club planned Red Allen vs Britton, but Al Jon’s manager rejected the matchup as poor.
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Sam Driver
Louie Bogash
Jack Britton
Columbus Boss’ Club
Red Allen
Britton
al Jon
Harvard to Face Valparaiso on October 9 in Harvard Football Schedule
Harvard announced Valparaiso University will be invited to fill the October 9 date on the football schedule. The Western school, like Marietta, Washington and Jefferson, Haskell Institute and Detroit University, sought the slot. Valparaiso defeated Notre Dame 7 to 0 last fall in seven games.
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Cambridge
Mass
Valparaiso University
Harvard
F. W. Moore
Harvard Athletic Association
Metuy
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U.S
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