Rixey Wins In Florida Golf and Reds News
Eppa Rixey won a Florida golf match at Orlando Country Club with a 79 as the Reds, aging but improving, prepare for a return game against the Orioles at Tinker Field. Pinelli and Dressen's arm trouble worries Hendricks while Linnemann is released and players seek new jobs.
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Young Blood May Do Wonders To Phillies
The Monitor examines whether American and National League teams in the South training camp have strengthened enough to prevent Washington Senators and New York Giants from repeating 1924 wins. This is the second piece in the season outlook series reviewing four clubs weekly with a full summary and predictions slated for April 12.
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Phillies Target Youthful Infield Aimed at Better 1926
The 1926 Phillies plan a youth emphasis in the infield led by 24 year old Heinie Sand at short and a versatile mix for second base and third. Nelson Vernon Coast Leaguers Kimmick and Hawks vie for spots. Bill Huber may move to third with Wrightstone in the outfield. Pitching needs fresh blood as veterans struggle, while Henline and Wilson compete behind the plate.
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George Burns
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Branch Rickey
Williams
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Butch” Henline
Jack Wilson
Lew Wendell
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Wilson
Jimmy Ring
Betts
Subdivision Craze in Florida Promoters Ready Ahead
In Orlando Florida the emergence of ornate gateways whitewashed pine tree trunks and faux street signs like Dixie Boulevard and Avenue Des Palms signals the start of a subdivision marketing push. Local Red players note the quick setup and promotional tactics behind the scheme.
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Dixie Boulevard
Charlie Dressen Switches from Diamond Pins to Bow Ties
The text reports Charlie Dressen receiving advice from a fashion expert High Spade Harry Weisbaum that diamond pins are out for neckwear. Dressen mourns losing a fan-gifted pin but adopts bow ties and hides the diamond on his shirt bosom, maintaining style while avoiding the accessory.
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Charlie Dressen
Harry Weisbaum
Dressen
St. Paul
Charlie
Red club may not change field after Redland lease ends
The rumor notes little chance of altering the field when the Redland lease expires. Opening day could attract around 50 000 seats and 40 000 on a few Sundays, but overall attendance remains low. Doubling the present grandstand is considered practical if more seating is needed.
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Redland
Mays Predicts Elmer Smith Will Shine for Reds
Carl Mays voices strong belief in Elmer Smith as a major asset for Cincinnati. He cites Smith as a powerful hitter who broke up games in Cleveland and questions the treatment he received in New York. Mays notes a belief in a gentleman’s agreement and asserts Smith’s potential to win twenty games for the Reds.
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Elmer Smith
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Cleveland
Gotham Sport
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Al Schacht Endorses Bill Zitzmann In Strong Backing
Al Schacht and Nick Altrock, partners in the Washington comedy act, publicly back Bill Zitzmann. Schacht hails Zitzmann as a great ball player and hard worker who never quits, noting his clutch ninth inning hustle and strong throwing arm.
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Nick Altrock
Washingtons
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Kearns Says Dempsey Ready To Fight All Comers In Talks
Jack Kearns, Dempsey’s promoter, declares the champion willing to face Wills Gibbons Renault or other rivals. He notes prior agreements and promises to push for a fair match, sending a letter to the Boxing Commission as he confirms Dempsey’s readiness to fight any challenger.
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California
Cincinnati Knights Reach Money In National Bowling Tourney
Cincinnati bowlers earned cash in both singles and doubles at the American Bowling Congress event in Buffalo. Malloy led singles with 623, Romer top Cincinnati with 698, while Zeller Harper and Walker Langenhahn posted close doubles totals. Hay Lumber and Federal Alleys teams also cashed, but late matinee results yielded no more Cincinnati prize winners.
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Rabbit Maranville Injures Leg in California Game
Chicago Cubs field captain and shortstop Rabbit Maranville broke his right leg above the ankle during a game in Los Angeles. Doctors predict a minimum three months out of the lineup.
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Shevlin Club Organizes Strong Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Team
The Shevlin Club, a top new Class A amateur squad, unites former Christ Church and Fenwick Club stars with Woodward and St. Xavier alumni. Led by Gordon Bachmann and Mike Cassini, the group plans practice next Sunday and aims for early top form in the Greater Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Association season.
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Red) Corcoran
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New Leaders Heralded in Doubles of Bowling Congress
Buffalo N Y March 15 New leaders were heralded in the two man event of the American Bowling Congress silver jubilee tournament when Joe Fulton and Fred Mounts of Indianapolis scored 1245 pins to top the 1244 set by the Fischer brothers of Chicago. Fulton and Mounts also set a high team single for the two man event with 493 in their first game. Fulton led the set with 653 and Mounts had 592 for his three games. Six pairs topped 1200 in doubles today and twenty nine bowlers exceeded 600 in singles with three among the ten leaders. Larry Gazzolo of Toledo won the day in the individual event with 686, sixteen behind the mark by Dominic DeVito of Chicago. Gazzolo had 247 high after scores of 227 and 212. Fred Hubert of Detroit was fifth with 664 and L Honberger of Toledo tied for eighth with 647.
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Fred Mounts
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Toledo
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Chicago
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Amateur League to Meet at Newport Residence
The Campbell and Kenton Counties Class B Amateur Baseball League will hold a special meeting Thursday night at 8 o clock at Paul Smith 931 York Street Newport. All team representatives interested are welcome to attend.
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Weather Stops Champions Practice at Christ Church Grounds
The Chicago Mill and Lumber Company champion team postponed outdoor practice until next Sunday. Manager Jack Searles advised against a workout at Christ Church grounds yesterday. They plan to drill next Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the church grounds.
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Hedgefence Wins Tijuana Derby At San Diego Track
Hedgefence, a Greentree Stable colt, captured the mile and an eighth Derby at Tijuana in 1 53 3 5, four lengths ahead of Martha Martin. Repulse finished third with Mark Master fourth. Purses totaled 17 500 for Hedgefence, with 2000 to Martha Martin and 1250 to Repulse. Hedgefence is trained by Vincent Powers and owned by Mrs. Payne Whitney.
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Lutheran Athletic League Final Entry Meeting
The Lutheran Athletic League holds its regular monthly meeting at Emmaus Church on John Street and Bauer Avenue Thursday at 8 o clock. It is billed as the year's most important meeting to decide all pending business. City members urged to attend. Reading Aurora and Hamilton will send delegates.
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Collins eyes a winning White Sox with new leadership
Edward Trowbridge Collins, appointed manager, believes Chicago can win the American League pennant. He cites need for a solid shortstop and two reliable pitchers, with a full evaluation of infield and outfield candidates and the aim of immediate cohesion as spring training opens. Next up: exhibition with St. Louis Cardinals and Browns.
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Roy Elsh
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Ray Schalk
Clyde Crouse
Jack Grabowski
Hollis Thurston
Red Faber
Gorham Leverette
Ted Blankenship
Charlie Robertson
Ted Lyons
Mike Cvengros
George Connally
Lefty Davenport
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Milton Steengrafe
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Ohio Colleges End Cage Seasons in Close Finish
Ohio Conference final standings crown Mt Union with eleven wins no losses while Ohio Wesleyan finishes twelve and one. In the rebounding western results Ohio State clinches the Big Ten title with eleven wins in twelve starts after a 37 to 23 win over Wisconsin. Pennsylvania Princeton and Columbia lead the Eastern Intercollegiate standings with Princeton taking the title at nine wins one defeat. Yale ends with no wins.
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Goodnough Gathers Star Amateurs To Carry Leonine Club Standard
Manager Frank Goodnough leads the Leonine Club in a team gathering at St. Leo lab, with key signings from William Doerger and Frank Weifering and new moundsmen Harry Kortekamp and Henry Klein. The squad aims for a strong Class A finish in the Greater Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Association with workouts planned and home games at Faessel's Field in Fairmount.
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Anderson and Jones in Important Match at Walnut Club
Boxing card at People’s Theater features Joe Anderson versus Jimmy Jones in a ten round main event. Six round bouts include Young Hopwood vs Frankie Jones and Rapid Waters vs Young Webb, with Phil Kerkert facing Nick Thompson in a four round bout.
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Tilden and Voshell Lose Doubles in Florida Meet
In St Augustine on March 15 William Tilden II and Howard Voshell were defeated again in doubles. They fell to Vincent Richards and T Haradam, with Richards noted as US second ranking and Haradam a Japanese Davis Cup star, after Tilden had captured the Florida singles title at Palm Beach the day before.
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Amateur Association To Form Class A Division
Officers and team managers of the Greater Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Association meet at Christ Church Parish House to organize the Class A division for the coming season. Forfeits, contract submissions, and general business are on the agenda. the meeting starts at 8 30 p m.
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