Redlegs Routed by Columbus in Fla Exhibition
Cincinnati Redlegs lost 5 to 4 to the Columbus Americans in Winter Haven. Eddie Roush failed with bases loaded as Donohue and the Senators pitched better, while critical miscues and timely hits sparked Columbus’s late rally.
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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
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Walker
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Rixcy
Coenen
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G. Ketchum
Nicolai
Russell
Oncinnati
Donahue
C. Ketchum
Palmero
Rixey
Donohue
Atlanta Club Beats Reds Second Team 8 to 5
The Atlanta Club defeated Cincinnati Red second team 8 to 5 in Winter Park Florida. Four Cincinnati pitchers yielded thirteen hits as Collins Brady Linneman and J May pitched for Cincinnati while Hunter caught. A fourth inning rally gave Cincinnati a lead the Reds could not hold as Atlanta answered with a burst of runs and preserved the win.
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Tommy Sheehan
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Chateau Thiery
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Roush
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Reds
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Fowler
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Atlanta
Commercial Tribune
Winter Park
Fla
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Linneman
J. May
Queen City
Hunter
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Slappey
Kinnere
Gomes
Cashions
BUNTS AND BINGLES OFF DAY FOR REDS IN FLORIDA
In Winter Haven Florida March 14 the Reds plan an idle day with focus on golf tournaments. The piece hints manager Hendricks may end the Scottish themed activities as he has halted the Scottish national beverage.
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Winter Haven
Fia
Hendricks
Elmer Smith to Right Field in Orland Game vs Baltimore
Elmer Smith will move to right field for the game against Baltimore in Orlando on Monday and it is likely Jim Caveney will appear at short stop.
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Elmer Smith
Baltimore
Orlando
Jim Caveney
Two Ketchums No Relation Pitched for Senators
The two Ketchums who pitched for the Senators are not related but resemble each other in action. The coincidence is noted as a Senatorial feature alongside the appearance of air cooled Franklin Six in the lineup.
Eddie Roush Plans Short Visit to St Peters burg Friends
Eddie Roush will travel to St Peters burg for a brief visit to friends, staying briefly and returning home afterward.
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Eddie Roush
St. Petersburg
Walnut Billiard Parlor Opens On Walnut Street
The Walnut Billiard Parlor is now open with 16 high grade Monarch cushion tables and fully new billiard room equipment. Located on 511 Walnut St second floor, the venue invites players to enjoy a modern setup.
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Walnut ST
Th Street
Columbus Outfit Shines with Strong Pitching Yet Again
The Columbus squad shows superior form compared to last year’s Reds winter camp in Orlando, delivering solid defense and notably sharp pitching during multiple days of practice.
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Columbus
Reds
Orlando
Michigan Trackmen Win Western Conference Indoor Meet
Chicago March 14 The University of Michigan won the Western Conference indoor track and field championship after a tight contest with Wisconsin. The relay race, final on the program, decided the honors as Michigan scored 22 points to Wisconsin 20 and Chicago 18 for third.
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Chicago
University of Michigan
Wisconsin
Wolverines
Big Ten Council Rejects Nebraska and Michigan Aggies Entry
Western Conference members opposed enlarging the loop to twelve by admitting Nebraska and the Michigan Aggies. A five game conference schedule was proposed to ensure each football team plays at least five internal games before facing non members. The Faculty Committee also approved more on road trips and reduced eligible academic hours for coaching students.
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Chicago
Big View
University of Nebraska
Michigan Aggies
Nebraska
James Paige
University of Minnesota
Minnesota
Iowa
Indiana
Miami Big Reds Defeat Bearcats 23 to 18 at Varsity Gym
The Miami Big Reds beat the University of Cincinnati Bearcats 23 to 18 in a close game at the Varsity gym. Eddie Wohlwender, a former Withrow High School star, led the Miami attack and key late baskets sealed the victory after Cincinnati led 11 to 9 at halftime.
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University of Cincinnati
Wohlwender
Miami
Big Reds
University of Cincinnati Bearcats
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Eddie Wohlwender
Withrow High
Cincinnati
Cincinnatians
Darling
Taylor
Three World Records Set at Central Y M C A Armory
Visiting track stars set three world records and tied another while breaking seven local marks at the twenty sixth annual indoor carnival of the Central Y M C A at Freeman Avenue Armory. Key performances came from Joseph E. Pearman of New York A C C in 4000 meters 17 51 1 5, Harold Osborn Illinois A C in high jump 5 ft 5 3 4 in, and Ray Watson Illinois A C in one mile and other events.
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Illinois Athletic Club
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Ray Dodge
Illinois
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H. Phillips
Butler University
Chicago
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Cincinnati
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Galaxy of Stars
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Return of Kick-Off Rule Approved by Football Experts
Intercollegiate Football Rules Committee approved returning the kickoff to the forty yard line and altered the blocked kick rule. A new vertical scrimmage line clarified players on the line, and a policy requiring doctors and trainers to report to the referee was set. The toss rule was changed and clipping penalties increased to twenty five yards. Walter Camp died today.
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New York
Walter Camp
Yale
Football Coaches’ Association
West Point
S. Langford
Trinity
Camp
Billiards Will Attempt Comeback At Humboldt Park
Tommy Billiards targets a comeback with a match against Kid Champ at Humboldt Park indoor arena on Wednesday night. He explains his 2023 rise was halted by overwork after 16 fights in 8 months. The undercard features Barney Gilpin vs Doc Harlan and other four round bouts. Lou Bauman officiates.
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Kid Champ
Humboldt Park Indoor Arena
Tommy
Billiards
Billiard
Dayton
Barney Gilpin
Doc Harlan
Joe Guest
Amy Sanzone
McCarthy
Eddie Dorn
Red Bruegel
Cowboy Harris
Lou Bauman
Pin Team Leads As Cincinnati Competes In Bowling Tourney
Special Dispatch from Buffalo reports Cincinnati players dominate the American Bowling Congress event. G A C posted 2 889 to win first place, beating P L Webh Chicago by 0 pins. Carrell anchored with 191 213 248 as two 900s paced the effort.
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Commercial Tribune
Buffalo
WN. Y
Cincinnati
American Bowling Congress
P. L. Webh
Chicago
Carrell
Australian heavyweight to invade United States
George Cook, Australian heavyweight, plans to travel to the United States for several bouts after months in Berlin. Manager Charlie Lucas says Cook has fought in Europe for four years and will return to Australia after his U S tour. first match details remain to be announced.
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London
George Cook
Berlin
United States
Charlie Lucas
Cook
America
Australia
Lucas
Sage
Miss Collett Wins Florida East Coast Golf Title
Miss Glenna Collett of Providence R I won the Florida East Coast championship in St Augustine defeating Miss Francis Hadfield of Milwaukee 3 and 2. Collett set a new women course record of 79, overcoming a tough front nine and pulling away after the thirteenth hole. Mrs Turnbull of Philadelphia beat Michigan's Mrs Hanley 2 and 1 in the same final bracket.
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Frances Hadfield
ST. Augustine
Fla
Glenna Collet
Providence
R. I
Francis Hadfield
Milwaukee
Miss Collett
Puritans Capture Northern Kentucky Crown in Victory
Covington Y M C A Puritans rout Catholic Athletic Club 82 to 18 to clinch the Northern Kentucky basketball title. Overand, Leslie and Cushing starred for Covington. Gates and J Sutter led C A C. Senators defeated C A C Cadets 27 to 18 in the prelim. Referees Krueck and Albert.
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Catholic Athletic Club
Covington “‘Y
Overand
Leslie and
Cushing
C. A
Ritter
Cc. A. C
Schaeffer Defeats Hoppe in 800-Point Billiard Exhibition
Jake Schaeffer world balk-line billiard champion defeated Willie Hoppe in Springfield Massachusetts. Hoppe won the afternoon 400 to 300, but Schaeffer dominated the night session 400 to 131 with a 192-point run.
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Hoppe
Springfield
Mass
Jake Schaeffer
Willie Hoppe
Chicago
Boston Braves Prep for Title Run in Spring Training
In St Petersburg Florida on March 14 1924 Boston Braves manager David Bancroft voiced optimism about climbing into the National League race this year. The team relies on pitching strength and added batting and fielding with veterans Rube Marquard and Jesse Barnes leading a young squad. Key decisions include Burrus at first base Red Lucas moving to second, Bancroft at shortstop and young outfielders Jim Welsh Bill Cunningham and Bernie Neis.
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Legge
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
David Bancroft
Boston Braves
Bancroft
Rube Marquard
Jesse Barnes
Joe Genewich
Cooney
Tim McNarmara
Chicago Cubs
Mickey O'Neil
Frank Gibson
Burrus
Athletics
Southern Association
McInnis
Red’ Lucas
Dave Himself
Bobby Smith
Padgett
Jim Welsh
Seattle Wonder
Bill Cunningham
Bernie Neis
Cotton Tierney
Nurmi Cancelled Engagement For Fever In Hartford
Paavo Nurmi failed to appear at a Hartford benefit track meet as his manager Hugo Quist announced Nurmi had a sudden fever. Willie Ritola won the 1500 meters over State College runners in 4 minutes 22 and 25 seconds.
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Hartford
Conn
Paavo Nurmi
Hugo Quist
Nurmi
Willie Ritola
Walter Camp Dies at 66 Founder of All American Teams
Walter Camp, founder of modern intercollegiate football and long time Yale figure, died in his hotel room in New York at age 66. He collapsed from a heart attack after attending a Rules Committee session and was later returned to New Haven for burial as tributes poured in from coaches and players nationwide.
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Belmont
Yale
Pennsylvania
William J. Roper
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Langford
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Mr. Camp
New Haven
Conn
University
Walter Camp, Jr
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Dartmouth
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Willam Bull
South
Ray Tompkins
Harry Beecher
Robert N. Corwin
William
Pa) H. Corbin
Frank S. Buttersworth
Frank Hinkey
Thomas Shevlin
Edward Glass
George Goss
Perry Hale
Sherman L. Coy
Akpena Ao
Aia
Red Sox Rebuild Under Lee Fohl With Youth Movement
Boston manager Lee Fohl outlines a rebuild using eighteen pitchers and a mix of veterans and rookies. Howard Ehmke leading the staff with Todt Prothro Lee infield changes, Boone Flagstead Williams to pace outfield, Picinich Heving catching, while Chicago White Sox and Phillies loom next.
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Lee Fohl
Boston Red Sox
New Orleans
Wohl
Howard Ehmke
Alex. Ferguson
Curtis Fullerton
Jack Quinn
Oscar Fuhr
Rudolph Kallio
Chester Ross
Joe Kiefer
Fred Wingfield
Phil Todt
Joe Harris
Joseph
Jim Prothro
Senators
Dudley Lee
Sox
Bill Wambsganss
Fohl
Ike Boone
Ira Flagstead
Dan Williams
John Collins
Bobby Veach
Harris
Val Picinich
John Heving
Red Sox
Foh
Phillies
Chicago White Sox
Tigers Fall to Penn in Tight 29 28 Intercollegiate Loss
Princeton, the 1925 champions, suffered their first league defeat as Pennsylvania edged them 29 to 28. The Tigers saw a late field goal disallowed by Referee Tom Thorp, ruling the basket no good.
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Tigers
Philadelphia
Princeton University
University of Pennsylvania
Tom Thorp
Columbia
College Scores Roundup In Two States
Columbus Ohio beat Wisconsin 87 to 23 in college basketball. Pennsylvania’s Penn 29 edged Princeton 28. Case Western Reserve 41 defeated Baldwin Wallace 35 in another morning game.
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University of Pennsylvania
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Cleveland
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