Vets Pound Sheehan From Mound in Third
The Reds beat the Colts seven to four in a March opening game at Orlando. Seven pitchers split workload with notable action and errors were limited by sun and wind. Pitchers Rixey Eberwein Donahue for Reds and Sheehan Morris Clarke for Colts.
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Sheehan
Mound
Reds
Colts
Rixey
Eberwein
Donahue
Morris
Clarke
Big Rixey
Pete
Pinelli
Dressen
Fowler
Tom
Topel
Charles
Bressler
Hargrave
Brady
Zitzmann
Wingo
Collins
Linneman
Ib. Walker
Sa Brady
Unter
C. Rixey
Renee Eberwein
Argrave
Beehne
Tepel
Hunter
Hargraves
Ases
Denehue
Punter
Walking Record May Be Shattered In Y Meet
Dick Remner's two mile walk record from 1921 Armory carnival looms as entry lists suggest a challenge at the Y meet next Saturday night. New York walkers Joe Pearman of NYAC and Charles Foster of Detroit YMC A bring fast trials and Olympic pedigree, while local Earl Garrison, Cincinnati Gym, eyes Remner's mark of 14 34 25.
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Dick Remner
Armory
Remner
American Walkers’ Association of
New York City
New York
Joe “Pearman
New York Athletic Club
Remer
Pearman
Charles Foster
Detroit Y. M. C. A
Foster
United States
Earl Garrison
Cincinnati
Garrison
Miami Ends Cincinnati Thriller 30 29 in OT
Miami University nips Cincinnati 30 to 29 in overtime to claim its second Ohio Conference win. Taylor hit the decisive basket from the free throw line as the clock expired. first half stood 16 8 Miami. The crowd topped 6,000 as both teams relied on defense amid numerous fouls. Next Saturday Miami visits Cincinnati.
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Commercial Tribune
Oxford
Miami University
Ohio
University of Cincinnati
Taylor
Miami
Cincinnati
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Kearns and Dougherty differ on Godfrey role in boxing
The exchange centers on George Godfrey and his connections. Jack Kearns confirms Godfrey is under ten year contract as sparring partner for Dempsey while Dougherty portrays Godfrey as a rival claimant for fights. Both men describe strategic moves around Wills and Dempsey.
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Jimmy Dougherty
Leiperville
Jack Kearns
George Godfrey
Mr. Wills
Kearns
Dempsey George Godfrey
Dougherty
Godfrey
Dempsey
Wills
Hercules
Sam Langford
Sam
Jack Johnson
Johnson
Doc Kearns
Doc
New York
Jack Dempsey
Jack
Tom Gibbons
Tom
Gibbons
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the Bell Syndicate, Inc
Bunt and Bingles Golf Match at Orlando Club
No baseball practice tomorrow as Sabbath rest. Fishing trips planned. golf dominates with a Rixey versus ohne pairing against club champion Tom Sheehan and the writer in a key match.
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Orlando
Fin
Rixey and Ohne
Tom Sheehan
Rat Moran remembered in St Patrick's Church mass
About fifteen Red players and many of the Cincinnati tar stopping here attended the high mass sung at St Patrick's Church this morning in memory of Rat Moran who died just one year ago today.
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Red Players
Cincinnati Tar
St. Patrick’s Church
Rat Moran
Red stockholder visits camps as Reds stay
John Orr, a Red stockholder and citizen of Newfoundland, visited all camps and announced he would remain until the Reds depart.
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John Orr
New Foundland
Bohne Quits Bed For Lively Game News
Sam Bohne woke with a bad cold but heard of the game and turned the report into a lively account, despite being ill.
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Sam Bohne
Gala Day Sold Out as Washingtons Clash Draws Fans
Box seats and half the grand stand are sold for the March 12 game with the world’s champion Washingtons. The date promises a gala day, in line with Bancroft’s saying that such occasions delight the crowd.
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Washingtons
Bancroft
Orlando catcher Hunter shines with three hits and a walk
Hunter, the regular backstop for the Orlando team in the Florida League, showed power at the plate with three hits and a walk in fur tries.
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Hunter
Orlando
Dressen Critz and Topel Spark Fast Ball Hitters
Dressen and Critz played fast ball while Topel hit the ball fiercely, illustrating strong batting and fielding in the game.
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Dressen
Critz
Topel
Uproar at Park as Referee Escapes Attack
Harry Weisbaum refereed a game and narrowly avoided injury after angry players chased him during a tense moment at Shreveport where his brother Eddie had faced danger in a previous incident. The mob surrounded the umpire amid the fray on the diamond.
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Harry Weisbaum
Eddie
Shreveort
Reds golfers favor old Country Club over new Cub Dread Club
The Reds golfers report the old Country Club course suits their game better than the newer Cub Dread Club. The older organization is described as being in peak condition. Rain has affected play recently.
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Reds
Cub
Doc Hoskins Feels Pressure Waiting For Athletes
Doc Hoskins, noted trainer, was seen in the lobby around 11 p m worried and waiting for three athletes who had asked for an alcohol rub after supper. The athletes had left for a movie rather than return for the favor they requested.
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Doc Hoskins
Hendricks
Doc
Boob Fowler Charms With Kaleidoscopic Handkerchief Parade
In Texas Boob Fowler displays a collection of kaleidoscopic handkerchiefs with deeply scalloped edges and colorful piping. The tiny sized kerchiefs, about the size of a two cent stamp, are shown as showpieces rather than functional items, prompting playful questions about their use.
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Boob Fowler
Texas
Boob
Fowler
Boob Eyes Return to Club After Winter Training
Boob has been punching cows this winter and shares bold photos of wildly gesticulating branches with him perched on the hurri cane deck. He says the work has made him strong as nails and plans to pursue a real utility job with the club this year.
Real Estate Boom Drives Town to Bus-Packed Tours
The town floods with real estate chatter as nine of ten stores run by men with subdivisions. Talks center on deals and titles while six or more large buses depart each morning for favored spots, with companies bearing the travel costs for eager buyers.
Real estate deal links Lakeland project to Indians training
A Lakeland development tied to the Cleveland Indians training camp seeks Hendricks approval to host the Red team and lunch at the clubhouse before the first game. The firm rejoices over Stanley Harris of the Washingtons buying a lot, as Lakeland wins over the Tampa sharks after seven years, aided by Tris Speaker purchasing a large lot for a winter home.
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Lakeland
Cleveland Indians
Hendricks
Indians
Stanley Harris
Washingtons
Tley
Tampa Sharks
Tris Speaker
Bill Clymer Returns to Cheerful Old Self with Pal
Bill Clymer once lost his wife last winter and faced a hard blow but is recovering with the company of his old pal Joee Tinker. The club magician keeps a box of tricks that would rival Taurston as he regains his cheerful demeanor.
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Bill Clymer
Bill
Joee Tinker
Taurston
Clymer Demands Respect as He Performs Tricks
Clymer takes his tricks seriously and refuses to reveal methods to inquiring players. He warns young newcomers against mocking Bill's magic, insisting any request to perform be met with respectful attention.
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Clymer
Bill
Infant’s crying spell ends with odd doctor visit
Rube Bressler’s infant cried while the mother searched for better milk. The doctor arrived, examined the child, and produced a recalcitrant safety pin from undergarments, asking five dollars. The tale hints the visit may affect Rube’s batting this season.
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Rube Bressler
Buckeyes Capture Big Ten Title In Tight Buckeye Victory
Ohio State defeated Indiana 28 to 26 to clinch the Western Conference crown. Miner and Cunningham led the Buckeyes as the lead changed six times, with Indiana led at halftime 14 to 12. Logan paced Indiana with 5 points before leaving with an injury.
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Ohio State
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Illinois
Purdue
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Wisconsin
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Miner
Cunningham
Spensler
Replogle
Shaw
Winston
Logan
Newport High Wins Northern Kentucky Court Championship
Newport High School, coached by James Cobb, defeated Covington High 32 to 26 to clinch the Northern Kentucky basketball district title at the Newport Turners' gym. Sloan, Gilb and McLane led Newport with all points. Crescent Springs won the girls final 24 to 6, and Newport advances to the state championship in Lexington next week.
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Newport High School
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Covington High Quintet
Newport Turners
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Crescent Springs High School
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Springs Combination
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Covington
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Thompson
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Trauter
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Powers
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Barlow
Reddington
Dunning
Ewport
T. TP Sloan
Gilb
McLane
Wallace
Nurmi Breaks World's Mile Indoor Run Mark
Paavo Nurmi of Finland broke Lloyd Hahn's world mile indoor record at the 174th Infantry Armory in Buffalo finishing in 4:12 flat. He edged ahead with a strong second half as Connolly struggled to keep up. Buffalo rivals Robert Schifferle and George Bertsch set the pace early with Bertsch finishing third. Willie Ritola failed to beat his 13 56 5 record in a separate three mile challenge. In New York, Ugo Frigerio and Willie Plant prepared for a 10,000 meter showdown at a Morningside meet, Frigerio eager to race Plant in the distance event.
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Paavo Nurmi
Finland
Lloyd Hahn
174Th Infantry Armory
Nurmi
Madison Square Garden
Connolly
Robert Schifferle
George Bertsch
Bertsch
Schifferle
Willie Ritola
New York
Ugo Frigerio
Willie Plant
Frigerio
Italy
Plant
Morningside A. C
Hurd wins Belleair Heights title in final
Dorothy Campbell Hurd national women’s golf champion defeats Bernice Wall of Oshkosh Wisconsin 5 up and 3 to go in the Belleair Heights final. Glenna Collett won the beaten eight by 6 and 4 over Ruth Anne Perry. The Belleair Heights men’s final starts March 16. Philip S P Randolph Jr of Point Judith Rhode Island wins spring tournament at Pinehurst over Hoxie of Boston 2 and 1 in a field of 186 golfers.
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Dorothy Campbell Hurd
Bernice Wall
Oshkosh
Wis
Glenna Collett
Providence
R. I
Ruth Anne Perry
Pdelphia
Pinehurst
N. J
Philip S. P. Randolph, Jr
Point Judith
R. L
Hoxie
Boston
Carlton joins hole in one club at Braeburn link
Pinehurst reporters note W. 8 Carlton of Braeburn Country Club Boston scored a hole in one from the second tee on the No. 4 course 167 yards away. The event occurred today as part of a circular golf outing in North Carolina.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Carlton
Braeburn Country Club
Boston
First Presbyterian tops Y Church League for pennant
The Y M C A church basketball league closed with three games. First Presbyterian triumphed 12 wins and three losses to secure the pennant, with Madisonville finishing second and St Johns third. Hyde Park M P finished last.
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First Presbyterian Boys
Presbyterians
Madisonville
St. Johns
Little Covenant
Hyde Park M. P. Boys
Covenants
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Hyde Park
Cam
Robinson
Blackburn
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Meyers
Creford
Baum
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Drisco
First Presbyterian
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Aurora Dominates Sectional Final in Versailles
In Versailles Indiana on Friday and Saturday Aurora swept sectional play winning the final 34 to 17 over Dillsboro. Earlier results include Holton 22 Batesville 19, Aurora 63 Guilford 9, Rising Sun 29 Sunman 24, Dillsboro 38 Milan 16, Bright 19 New Alsace 12, Lawrenceburg 75 New Marion 3, Versailles 17 Mooreshill 12, Holton 28 Napoleon 11, and Aurora 48 Rising Sun 8.
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Holton
Batesville
Guilford
Rising Sun
Sunman
Dillsboro
Milan
Bright
New Alsace
Lawrenceburg
New Marion
Mooreshill
Napoleon
Local teams advance in Southwestern Regional hoops
In Dayton Ohio Stivers High Springfield High St Xavier Cincinnati and Norwood High won two rounds to reach the regional semifinals. Semis go next Friday with finals set for next Saturday. Stivers is not favored among the survivors.
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Dayton
Crescent Athletics Beat Cincinnati Gym Blues 33 to 27
The Crescent Athletic Club of Brooklyn defeated the Cincinnati Gym Blues 33 to 27 in a fast game on route to the national AAU tournament. Keating and Benedict led the Gym attack while Dine and Goetz starred for the losers as Brooklyn built a 16 to 10 halftime edge and widened in the second period.
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Cincinnati Gym Blues
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Blues
Crescents
Gym Blues
Dine
Goelz
Keating
Benedict
Goetz
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Mone
Jones
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College basketball scores from multiple games
Bloomington Ohio State 28 Indiana 26. St Johns 84 Pennsylvania Military 30. Michigan 47 Chicago 14. Western Reserve 46 Case 31. Mt Union 81 Wooster 17. Penn State 46 Bucknell 24. Harvard 34 Yale 25. Oberlin 25 Michigan Aggies 16.
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Case School
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President Hickey Signs Holmes as American League Umpire
Chicago reports President Hickey of the American Association completed his 1925 umpire staff by signing Howard Ducky Holmes who spent the previous two seasons officiating in the American League.
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Hickey
Esamerican Association
Howard ‘Ducky’ Holmes
Inter-State Bowling Match at Mergards
Interstate Traveling League bowling resumes at Mergard Recreation Alleys Honing Hotel this afternoon. Cincinnati teams led by Joe Lambers Bermy Heusman face Dayton Recreation with J Herby and F Seibert in five doubles and three singles. Frankie Votel and Albert Zapf duel for the Greater Cincinnati boys title, Votel leading by thirty one pins. match starts at 2 PM as a preliminary.
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Honing Hotel
Joe Lambers
Bermy Heusman
Cincinnati
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J. Herby
F. Seibert
Frankie Votel
Albert Zapf
Greater Cincinnati
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Zapf
Hoosiers set four tank records in Cincinnati meet
Indiana Hoosiers defeated the University of Cincinnati 40 28 as four team records fell. Stillwater won the plunge in 1 7 85 seconds, the 60 foot dash went 19 9 seconds, the varsity relay clocked 1 20 15, and Cincinnati swimmers Dolweber and Fennekohl starred alongside Merriam who swept three strokes.
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Indianapolis Athletic Club
Cincy
Hoosier
Stillwater
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Oon
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Bis
Dolweber
Fennekohl
Omers
McLaren
Kentucky Rivals Set for Tri-State Intermediate Clash at Harrison
Two Kentucky rivals the Sigma Chi Midgets and Covington Y M C A Senators meet in the fourth round at L B Harrison gymnasium for the Tri State intermediate championship. Newport Catholic Gym Cats face Purcell Orioles while Fenwick Pioneers meet Westwood Eagles with Little ford Schagl advancing to the semi-finals.
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Covington ‘Y’ Senators
Newport C. G
Purcell
Orioles
Kentucky
Sigma Chi
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L. B. Harrison
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Purcell Orioles
Fenwick Pioneers
Westwood Eagles
Littleford Schagl
Covington Senators
Newport Catholic
Newport Cats
C A C and Friars Meet In Intercity clash at Newport Turner
The Catholic A C of Covington plays the Friar team in an Intercity League game at Newport Turner gym. C A C comes off a winning streak over Fenwick and Covington Y M C A teams. Guard Jimmy Gates is ready after a minor injury. Cadets meet Friar Pilgrims in the 2 30 preliminary.
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Newport Gym Goodwills
Kentucky Eagers
Fenwick
Corcoran
Ethical
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Terman
Newport C. G
P.G. FT
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Seibert
C. Braun
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Covington
Newport Turner Gym
Covington Y. M. CG. A
Jimmy Gates
Friar Pilgrims
Reserve Downs Case in Cleveland Routs
The Reserve basketball team defeated Case 46 to 31 in Cleveland. The Reserves led most of the game and built a 46 to 31 margin, with Case closing the gap briefly before the final stretch widened the lead.
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