Red pitching staff shows fourth day improvement in spring camp
Orlando report notes all players on deck with no major injuries on day three of workouts. Morris dazzles with fast stuff while Donohue and Mays vie to start the opener. Critz arrives in uniform as teammates play basketball and infield drills, with plans for a March 12 game against the Washingtons.
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Conditioning games begin at Sox camp in St Louis
At Chicago camps on March 4 the first conditioning ememe began at St Louis with Eddie Collins leading a 1 run four inning scrimmage against a team led by Happy Gus and Shreveport. Pitchers Ray Dearing Leo Mangum and others worked while Mangum doubled and scored.
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Walnut Billiard and Pocket Parlor Ad
Walnut Billiard and Pocket Parlor at 611 Walnut St second floor promotes 16 Monarch Cushion tables with up to date parlor status in the city.
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Redlegs Daily Workout Decided After Conference
Manager Hendricks and Coach Bill Clymer announced a one session practice for the Redlegs tomorrow from 10 30 to 2 to give players a holiday after three days of training. The squad is not crippled but weary and welcomed the rest.
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Indians Begin Florida Training With Optimistic Report
Hot Springs Arkansas reports say Cleveland aims to return to its Florida camp in better shape. Coach Jack McCallister denies any arm trouble in the squad, praising baths, hikes, golf, and early on-diamond practice. Buckeye the semi pro is watched as a future major leaguer. Tris Speaker and managers head to Florida Friday night. Detailing Earl Whitehill’s Augusta wait fuels Tiger camp chatter as Ty Cobb stays silent on the deal.
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St Xavier Prepares for Akron Visit in College Basketball
St Xavier College basketball players left for Columbus to rest then travel to Akron to face the University of Akron cagers this evening. Eight players and student manager Phil J Kennedy accompany the team. The Saints will meet the Alumni five at Memorial Hall on Saturday to close the Avon dale college season with Yobby Cushing coaching.
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Spring Weather Boosts Churchill Downs and Douglas Park Action
Spring weather returned to Louisville boosting activity at Churchill Downs and Douglas Park. Horses trained with long gallops after a shed rest, with plans to move 25 Audley Farm Stable horses between Miami Berryville and Kentucky facilities this month. Jockeys Mack Harry Garner and Red Stutts travel plans noted along with trainer movements and stall requests.
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Red) Stutts
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J. E. May
Miami Entries First Race Claiming At Naples Track
The card lists seven races with purses ranging from 1 000 to 1 500 for three year olds and up. Entries include St Quentin Tricks Sie Approvals In the Badé Lloyd George Princess Ahmed and Marie Augusta among others, with several horses as also eligible. Weather notes show a clear day and fast track with apprentice allowance claimed.
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Lloyd George
Princess Ahmed
Marie Augusta
Mediator Jr
Rapid Traveler
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Wilton Fianna
Mala
Zack Terrell
Eomoue Co
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Farrell
MIO Soo
Nettie May
Pabemoon Bo
FM Iiinsicss
Brian Kent
Miss Vaal
Briar Cliff
Billy Gardner
Sam Smith
Jamorof
Lord Meise
Woolworth
Ovens
Kickapoo
Audley Farm
Frances Johnson
Grove Park
Briggs Buchanan
Crnee
South Breeze
Orpheus
Provident
Winnipeg
War Garden
Cicressidesvaccce
Csocimsdarchascorees
Accc
Pe Cabo vi
Ciminimiancess
OUAUE
Citchinecetsha Cocsanice
TF Awonois Co
Duelma
Tijuana Race Day Results Highlight Mixed Card
Horse racing at Tijuana features multiple purses from $600 to $900 across claiming and feature events for three-year-olds and up. Notable finishes include Eleven Sixty placing in a first race with George O’Neil and Mary Contrary in key spots, and Full Point earning top money in a six furlong claiming event. Weather clear and track fast with several scratched entrants and a busy program.
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Geo. O'Neil
Kelsay
Lou Shank
Ellis
Mary Contrary
Fisher
Cadmus
Hoagland
Phasia
O’donnell
Mantonian
Ali Baba
Span- George James
Troma
Jay Roberts
Katinka
Taplin
Bantam
Mortenson
Reydo
Sunbow
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Au Revoir
Poacher
Miss Paige
Lone Pine
Captain Tom
Kiel Diamond
Chippewaie
Fayette Girl
Orse
Bill
Isher
Decoration Lass
Serena
Young
Our Boy
Rabivari
Good Hope
Steve E
Little Shasta
Angela
Dr. Hays
Miss Caltha
Duc de Guise
Convent
Cérrie Moore
Furienes
Zerse
Stra
Pernstalk
Fassin
Boomerang
Home Run
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Golden Red
Miss Omond
Miss Nantura
Ethel Brown
My Friend
Lapanish Lay
Dr. Clark
Raunall
Etoile Duquesnay
Franc Tireur
Eye Bright
Bacchus
Lothair
Pat
Norain
Coche
T. Colonel
Madam Vennie
Schaef
Fan
Elston
Schaefer
Albeo Rekzonas
Scare Crow
Romulus
Zing
Lady Inez
Miami Results First Race Summary
Miami track news lists results from the afternoon card with six races. Notable outcomes include Sweep Stakes winner Watch Charm, Sea Welf runner up, Lagoon and Summer Sigh among also rans, and a new track record set in the Miami Herald Handicap by Sun Artes. Scratches and weather conditions noted.
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Ox Horse
H. Stutts
Zacchini
Sea Welf
F. Stevens
Lagoon
Summer Sigh
Jaunebar
Melvina
Black Ruler
Joe Joe
Silk Sex
Wee Dear
Mr. Beck
Moorfield
Julia M
High Priestess
Betty Lane
Ambrose
Donarita
Buttercup
Dickey Lee
Gnome Day
Spondulix
Barstola
Atalante
Noel
Callahan
Huonec
Cyv’k Stocking
Miss Washington
Draghese
McTague
Missé Mazie
Channel
Cozensa
Water Girl
Betey
May Girl
Darkwood
Sun Artes
Braedalbane
Noe
Pegasus
HF. Stutts
Broomster
Finn Lay
Ball Gee
Sandy Hatch
Island Farm
Bay Shore
Blue Ridge
Dangerille
Hayward
Scotch Broom
Sarko
Baddie Brown
Betty Maloney
Kellerman
Maximanek
Colin
Harold Osborn set to headline YMCA indoor carnival
Harold M. Osborn of the Champaign Illinois Athletic Club, world’s best athlete, will compete in five events at the Central Parkway YMCA’s 26th annual indoor meet on March 14 at the Free man avenue armory. He will enter the 60-yard high hurdles, 16-lb shot put, pole vault, standing high jump, and running high jump, aiming to defend records and add titles after recent AAU and Olympic successes. Tickets are available at downtown sporting goods stores and the Central Parkway YMCA.
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Louisville
Sportin Goods
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Havana Race Day Results Show Close Finishes and Scratches
Track notes detail six claiming races with winners Bees Alice Tig, Liborie, Carlos Enrique, Leona Dare, Lyle, and Katherine Rankin. Scratches included Mitzi McGee, Rose Girl, Little Hope, Seba, St Ange Lina, and more. times range from 1:01 to 1:54 for various sprints and one mile events.
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Callahen
Crimp Ear
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Alson—Rockarden
D. C. Hutchinson
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Ee Haran
Jim Sands
Josephine C
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A Joseph
Great Waters
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H. Guasie P
Carlos Enrique
Captain Clever
News Day
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Liege
Dictator
Gees
Leona Dare
Neal
Charles
Dantz
Ee Ibake
Cat Jellison
Sword
Yakima
George Kuffan
Faiming
Katherine Rankin
New Orleans Results First Race at Claiming Purse
Summary lists multiple races including the first claiming event for two-year-olds at four furlongs with Northern Miss leading the field, Nervous Abie second, and Dolly Seth third with early times noted. Also covers second and fourth races with weights, jockeys, and results, plus entries in later legs and scratches.
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Huskee Gold
Phil Mayers
Lady Belle
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Ontario
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Burger
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Ar Idol
Joos
Little Ammie
Harry M. Stevens
Former Giants Captain John Ward Dies in Augusta
John M. Ward former captain of the New York Giants died in a Augusta hospital at 4 45 PM after a pneumonia attack on a hunting trip. He celebrated his sixty fifth birthday the day before and will be buried in Babylon Long Island. Ward was a star infielder on 1888 and 1889 championship teams and later a prominent amateur golfer.
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Hank) O'Day
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Jim O’rourke
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Fox Hills Club
Austin A C Clinches Inter City Hit Over Newport
The Austin Athletic Club defeated Newport Catholic Gym Goodwills 38 to 24 on Newport’s court to virtually clinch the Inter City championship. Austin led 15 to 14 at halftime and relied on Averbeck Meinerding and Murray on offense with Brewer and Burke anchoring the defense. Newport fought hard but was limited by Austin’s defense and late-period rallies. Austin improves to 14 wins and 3 losses with one league game left. Fenwick trails with 12 wins and 3 losses and three league games to play.
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Parochial School Tournament Pairings Draw Tonight
Father Francis G Culley will oversee the first round pairing at Purcell Athletic Club as sixteen teams are drawn. First-round play begins Saturday at 9 30 with team representatives invited to attend the 8 o'clock drawing.
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College Basketball Scores from Boston Area Games
Minneapolis Minnesota beat Chicago 37 to 17. Cambridge Mass Harvard 34 Conne ticut Aggies 28. Princeton New Jersey Princeton 36 Dickinson 24. Williamstown Mass Amherst 39 Williams 31.
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Rickard Leases Yankee Stadium Plans Ambitious Boxing Program
Tex Rickard completed a one year Yankee Stadium lease and outlined a 1925 outdoor boxing season designed to expand the sport’s prominence. He lined Delaney vs Berlenbach for May 22 and proposed Wills vs Gibbons for a June milk fund show, with title bouts sought and stadium warfare to outpace New Jersey no decision rules.
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Jersey City
New Jersey
Handball Tourney Fields 47 Players From 13 Cities
Forty seven handball experts from thirteen cities are entered in the National A. A. U. handball tournament opening in Cleveland on March 16. Among entrants are Maynard Laswell, national champion, and Art Schinner, 1922 title holder, with other district champions and runners-up in the lineup.
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Ilwaukee
Mandell Enters New York Lightweight Title Race
Sammy Mandell of Rockford Illinois joins the New York State Athletic Commission lightweight tournament to contend for the 135 pound crown left vacant after Leonard retired. Mandell, who recently beat Sid Terris, received byes in the first round and will face a yet unnamed opponent next.
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Commission asks no contest ruling in O Connell Dundee bout
Maryland Boxing Commission asks New York State Athletic Commission to declare the lightweight elimination bout a no contest and reinstate Joe Dundee in the tournament alleging the referee and judges’ decision to award Charlie O Connell the win was unfair. Latrobe Cogswell, chairman, cites eye witnesses and sports writers in support.
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Dundee
New York
Ryan and Welsh Set for Ten Round Fight at People’s Theater
Veteran boxers Billy Ryan and Frankie Welsh meet in a ten round battle at People’s Theater Monday night with both men known for power. Promoters and fans expect a decisive finish, as Ryan trains to counter Welsh’s left-handed KO capability.
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Burke's Fight With Kid Norfolk Postponed to March Twenty Sixth
Heavyweight Martin Burke suffers a right hand injury and his scheduled New York bout with Kid Norfolk is rescheduled for March 26.
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Kid Norfolk
New York
How They May Run In Today's Races
Frackman selections list horses in nine races with riders and contenders. Notable entries include Sunny Maid Lady Allen and Friend Joe in Race One, Olympian King Quinam Ruby in Race Three, Elizabeth K Flitter Belle Not Enough in Race Five, and Arctic King Bedazzle Matinee Idol in Race Nine. Best Chance Deland highlighted.
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Swift Lady
Maimonides
Oeneteee
Caramba
Fuanya Pereeetreeee
Lady Alleneeeewreetene
Moses Porteee Oree Renee
Friend Joe Seen Eeneenne
Allen
Vanessa Wells
Miss Spears
Alice Harvey
Essie H
Lady Small
Isuicameeh
Lucille Eee
Russell
Bessie Oun
Shasta Rapids
Uby Fee
Renee Reneaeee Reno
King Worth
Peter Potter
Evalyn Har’gan
Ci Ae
Dr Corbett
el Cid
Deland
Deland Petteeweeteneene Fernandes Teeeeeeres
Bellewood
Lithuania
Delhi
Ietale
Ward
Grayson
T. J. Pendergast
Edna Eet
Eweneees Barrisbane
Emma Gottree
Duc de Guise
Usy
Bob Jack Frost
Tazos Cop
Seth
Auea Nan McKinney
Clarkson
Frackman
Tijuana
Sunny Maid
Lady Allen
Friend Joe
Olympian King
Quinam
Ruby
Frelend
Dr. Corbett
Letter F
Elizabeth K
Flitter Belle
Melachrino
Batsman
Excuse Me
Eve
Jack Frost
Barrisbane
Arctic King
Bedazzle
Horse Race Card Summary
Rapid Traveler Mala leads first race with See It Through. Huonee Jackson Roller second. Andley Farm entry at Hialeah with Gay Thorn. Cup o Tea Toppa thite Great Moments third. Sun Spot Provident South Breeze fifth. Flinx Chief Sponsor Pat Casey sixth. Belman Red Ar row Duelma Best Chance Cup O Tea seventh.
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Mala
Huonee
Jackson
Roller
Andley Farm
Hialeah
Gay Thorn
Toppathite
Great Moments
Sun Spot
Provident
South Breeze
Flinx
Pat Casey
Belman
Red Arrow
Duelma
Best Chance
Trackman's Selections from New Orleans Races
In New Orleans picks Trackman lists horses by race. First race features Patrick Sarsfield Red Squirrel New Hope. Second race lists Dreamer Monastery Rapid Day. Third Race Peter DeCoy Dan E Stewart Valentino. Fourth race Little Visitor Jedburgh Abbey Buttin In. Fifth race Snow Maiden Boo Boo Battle Shot. Sixth race The Leopard Marcelline Six Pence. Seventh race Deadlock Jimson Goldfield. Best Chance Little Visitor.
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Parnell Lad
Phyllis Gentry Eeteee
Agnes
Kate
Little Alfred
Eine Ashburton
Loggarth
Dorothy Oe
Rachel Potter
Bush Buck
Royal Dick
Foo
Odor Roo
Despard Coro
Medina OF Oop
Dova
Dan E. Stewart
Buz Fuz
Valentino Guy Clayton
Peter de Coy
J One Abbey
Roalline Dounevilin
Leopard Conten
Brump Jr
Jimson
Virginius
St Martins Eeerenee
New Orleans
Patrick Sarsfield
Red Squirrel
New Hope
Dreamer
Monastery
Rapid Day
Peter DeCoy
Valentino
Little Visitor
Jedburgh Abbey
Buttin In
Snow Maiden
Boo Boo
Battle Shot
Leopard
Marcelline
Trackman's Selections From Havana Card
First race John Hosher Huen Puzzle. Second race Promising Laura Ruby Marsh Starmatia. Third race Redwood The Pirate Vineyard. Fourth race Cream Puff Tesu que Rocky. Fifth race Lady Longridge Blue Streak Clansman. Sixth race Feigned Zeal Ponderosa Yermak. Seventh race Evelyn White High Gear Montillo Best Chance Cream Puff.
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Battle Bent
John Hosher
Walton
Crte
Belle Fay
Starmatia Céquina
Galway
Solomon's Favor
Redwood
Confederacy
Sugki
Plenty Coos
Abbott
Rocky
Clansman
Lady Longridge
Little Smile
Blue Streak
Great Northern
Colossus
Ponderosa
Miss Holland
Laura Cochran
Royal Crown
Montillo
British Lineeeree
Bies Blackwell
Evelyn White
Peter Pierson
Havana
Huen
Puzzle
Laura
Ruby Marsh
Starmatia
The
Pirate
Vineyard
High Gear
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