Reds Trounce Yankees 4 to 1 In Florida Tilt
Cincinnati Reds defeat the New York Yankees 4 to 1 in St. Petersburg showing strong pitching by Rixey and Jakie May. Babe Ruth went hitless as the Reds pulled away with a four run fifth and sixth inning surge.
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Cincinnati Commercial ‘Tribune
Rixey Andy
May Way
REDS
NEW York Yankees
Yankees
Jake
New York
May
Rixey
Ruth
Babe Ruth
Swat
Shocker
Bohne
Sam
Roush
Bressler
Walker
Smith
Yanks
Cavaney
Scott
O'Neill
Cincinnati
Ab.r
Critz
Peete
Renee Neee Roush
Fonseeca
Ab.r.bh.po
Paschal
C. F
Dugan
Meusel
Pipp
Gehrig
Ward
Scotts
Schang
Senet
Hoylt
P Peer
Hoyt
Fonseca
Wingo
1Ocker
McGowan and Lohr
Trainers Ease Up Work Of Horses at Louisville
Wintry weather returns to Louisville. Churchill Downs trainers ease work on Derby hopefuls while Quatrain leaves New Orleans for Lexington and Our General plans Derby prep. Jockey Harry Stutts to ride Kentucky Cardinal. Braedalbane shows improvement and Surf Rider remains critically ill.
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Louisville
C. J. Savage
The
Commercial Tribune
Churchill Downs
Quatrain
New Orleans
Frederick Johnson
Lexington
William Zeigler, Jr
William J. Speirs
Pinehurst
N. C
Our General
Star Lore
Zeigler
Latonia
Harry Stutts
Audley Farm Stable
Kentucky Cardinal
Desha Breckemeridge
Stutts
Braedalbane
Miami
Henry Harthill
Kay Spence
Mose Goldblatt
Ivan Parke
Parke Marshall
Declo
Idaho
Ivan
Ben Walters
Marshall
Gga
Goldblatt
Braedalbane and
Corinth
L. T. Cooper
Island Farm
Kentucky
Kurtsinger
Fuo
Cooper
Charles Kurtsinger
John S. Ward
Mac O’roy
Alluring
Henry Harris
New@rleans
Douglas Park
Lon Jones
Bourbon Bay
Arthur Board
Pete Coyne
Downs
Pat Galliger
Galliger
Reds Rest Ahead of Florida Trip to Cleveland Indians
Special dispatch from St. Petersburg Florida reports the Cincinnati Reds resting at their hotel before an early morning drive to Lakeland to play the Cleveland Indians, then returning to Orlando by tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Newhall
The
Commercial Tribune
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Tampa
Cincinnati Reds
Yankees
Ban Johnson
Griffmen
Reds
Lakeland
Clevelandade Indians
Tere
Orlando
Judge Landis Sees Game With Red Director In Tampa Visit
Judge Landis from Bellaire traveled with C. J. McDiarmid to a game with the Red director. He attended a party hosted by Clarke Griffith in Tampa tonight and may attend the Red Indian game at Lakeland tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Landis
Bellaire
C. J. McDiarmid
Clarke Griffith
Tampa
Lakeland
Alligator Gift Delights Babe Ruth in Ballpark Prank
A large ribbon tied box given to Babe Ruth during the game contained a live three foot alligator when opened. The incident reflects the humorous prank atmosphere surrounding the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babe Ruth
Braves Given Off Day By Bancroft At Boston Field
The game occurred at the Boston Braves field where the Yankees did not enclose the diamond. Dave Bancroft granted the Braves an off day as they show signs of staleness.
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Bostom Braves
Yankees
Braves
Dave Bancroft
Christy Mathewson Appears Healthy With Braves
President Christy Mathewson of the Braves travels with the team and seems in strong health despite a touch of rheumatism. His robust lungs are described as remaining solid as spring training begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christy Mathewson
The
Braves
Roush shines in remarkable fielding at circus catch
Roush flashed captivating defense roaming the yard with rangy plays. Meusel rivaled him by snapping a line drive in the seventh and robbing Bressler of a triple with a one hand stab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roush
Meusel
Bressler
Rube
Errett Scott Could Extend 1291 Game Streak Record
The report notes Errett Scott may add to his 1291 consecutive games record and then attempt to shoot for another milestone, reflecting ongoing durability and scoring workload.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erett Scott
Huggins Acquires Young Star Wanninger
Huggins has picked up a young star named Wanninger from the ranks, signaling a strategic addition to the roster. The move positions Wanninger to bolster the team’s depth and potential impact this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huggins
Wanninger
The
Reds Hit By Injuries Hinder Spring Lineup Prospects
South Atlantic League notes a sweet prospect and manager Hendricks face lineup turmoil. Charlie Dressen's sore arm and Pedro Dibut's absence complicate infield plans, with Pinelli at third and Bohne or Caveney contesting short. Dibut, once successful, cannot yet secure a regular berth due to legal troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendricks
Charlie Dressen
Pedro Dibut
Dressen
Charlie
Reds
Pinelli
Sam Bohne
Jim Caveney
Dibut
Pedro
Infant Bet Bonded Mays Girl Crafts Imaginary Doll Dresses
Betty Mays, a small camper in the Mays room, acted on a whim after a hotel lobby incident. Three hours later her parents found her with scissors cutting Mrs. Mays's handkerchiefs to fashion dresses for an entirely imaginary doll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Mays
Carl
Mays
Mrs. Mays
Lew Fonseca Mocking Doc Hoskins A 1917 Jibe
Lew Fonseca jokes that a Red Cross button on Doc Hoskins coat marks the only time he loosened up. He quips the remark recalls a passenger who claimed a Scotch boat lacked sea gulls following it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Fonseca
Red Cross
Doc Hoskins
Lew
Lewis Disqualified For Holding in Bout With Milligan
Ted Kid Lewis of England was disqualified in the fifth round of a twenty round match at Albert Hall for persistent holding against Tommy Milligan of Scotland. The London result notes Milligan won the bout.
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Lewis
Tom Milligan
London
Ted
Kid) Lewis
England
Tommy Milligan
Albert Hall
Gibbons and Anderson Reach Belleair Heights Final
Gordon Gibbons of Tampa will face Donald Anderson of St Louis in the Belleair Heights amateur golf championship final after both winners advance from semi finals. Gibbons defeated S Chapman 6 and 5 and Anderson beat Harold Ingersoll 3 and 2 in today’s play.
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Belleair Heights
Fila
Gordon Gibbons
Tampa
Donald Anderson
St. Louis
sIiples
Gibbons
S. Chapman
San Francisco
Anderson
Harold Ingersoll
Colorado Springs
Ohio State Hoop Team Sets Home Attendance Record
Ohio State, 1925 Big Ten champions, drew 92,000 spectators for the season, with 70,490 official attendance at home games and 53,098 across six conference games. The Columbus event featured crowds over 10,000 for each final three games, while Purdue’s 1924 mark remains the individual game record at 10,641. University plans seek to enlarge the State Fair Grounds venue after repeated Coliseum inadequacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
State
Buckeyes
Ohio State
Purdue
Chicago
Big Ten
State Fair Grounds
English Nobleman to Compete at Penn Relay Carnival
Lord Burghley of Cambridge University will race in the Penn Relay Carnival at Franklin Field on April 24 and 25. He battles Moore of Penn State and Wolf of Pennsylvania among top college hurdlers. The event draws 400 colleges with strong Oxford Cambridge, Pacific Coast, and Middle West entries.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Franklin Field
Lord Burghley
Cambridge University
British Isles
Moore
Penn State
Wolf
Pennsylvania
America
Lawson Robertson
Eric Liddell
Middle West
Pacific Coast
Noted Stallion Cyllene Dies in South America
The famed 36 year old English thoroughbred Cyllene died at the Ojo Del Agua stud in Buenos Aires. Purchased in 1908 for an estimated 100000 to 125000 dollars, Cyllene sired four English Derby winners and three grandsons who won the Derby as well as multiple Argentine Derby victors across his prolific offspring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Cyllene
Ojo del Agua
Chevallier
Cyrlene
Gar Wood Wins Miami Speedboat Race Heats
Gar Wood of Detroit steered Baby Gar IV to victory in three straight fifty mile heats at the Miami Beach midwinter regatta securing the second leg of the Fisher-Allison Gold Speedboat trophy on the first day of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Gar Wood
Detroit
Gar IV
Fisher-Allison
Miami Beach
Baseball Scores and Battery Listings From Various U.S. Cities
The report lists batters and pitchers across multiple games including Sacramento Stockton San Francisco and Springs Florida with names such as Haines Sherdel Vick Hughes Brow Moehler Delaney Walker Gilespie Moody Yelle and several others. It records lineups and positions along with team affiliations American and National League references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Cal
Ee St
Giants to face West Point in final exhibition game
West Point welcomes the New York Giants for a last exhibition clash this season. The meeting is set for April 14 with the Giants then heading to Boston to open the National League season against the Braves the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
New York Giants
Army
Giants
Boston
Braves
All Ohio Handball Players Out of Meet
The last Ohio handball experts in the National AAU tournament were eliminated. Ed Kemper of Cleveland and Fred Seiverd exited in the fifth round of singles, with two doubles teams knocked out in the second round. Maynard Aswell of Los Angeles and William Sackman of New York lead the semi finals, as Sackman faces Ed Kemper’s fate in later rounds.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Ed Kemper
Fred Seiverd
Maynard Aswell
Los Angeles
William Sackman
New York
Lane McMillan
San Francisco
al Schaufelberger
Detroit
Kempfer
Sackman
Seiverd
Schaufelberger
Art Lennon
S. Bauxbaum
E. Gallowin
Brooklyn
N. Dworman
W. A. Kammann
Jack Donovan
Joe Murray
Pro golfer who taught presidents found unclaimed
The body of James Swan golf professional who taught Grover Cleveland and Woodrow Wilson lay unclaimed at the City Morgue in New York and faced burial in potter's field unless another site is found. Swan, 60, collapsed on a Park Row bench and died after hospital care, with death by exposure as the verdict. George Sargent of the PGA urged members to claim the body and arrange burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James Swan
Grover Cleveland
Woodrow Wilson
City
Potter’s Field
Swan
Park Row
Bellevue Hospital
Columbo DS
George Sargent
Professional Golfers’ Association
Sargent
Cleveland
Wright Elected Captain of Ohio Basketball Team
Charles Wright of Mt. Vernon an all-American scholastic forward and two year all-Ohio player was chosen captain of the 1926 Ohio University basketball team. Eight players earned letters: Bonner Lancaster King McConnellsville Beckwith Parkersburg Leslie Zanesville Muir Athens Longley Nelsonville Blisenbrey Albany. Captain Bonner is the only graduating loss.
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Thens. O
Charles Wright
Mt. Vernon
University of Ohio
Ben
Bonner
Lancaster
King
McConnellsville
Beckwith
Parkersburg
Leslie
Zanesville
Muir
Athens
Longley
Nelsonville
Bliisenbrey
Albany
Upsets Mark National Women's Indoor Tennis Tourney Doubles Action
In Brookline Massachusetts on the Longwood courts seeds fell as Boston pair Mrs Endicott and Mrs Corbiere beat Mrs Hester and Mrs Sackett 9-7 6-1 to reach the doubles final. Bayard and Gardner advanced in the other semi while Fenno and Griswold were eliminated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
Mass
Longwood Cricket Club
Chestnut Hill
Lillian Karman Hester
Roy P. Sackett
New York
Boston
William Endicott
J. Dallas Corbiere
Martha Bayard
Short Hills
N. J
Katherine Gardner
Marian S. Fenno
Roger Griswold
Endicott
Corbiere
H. Stuart Green
Ards
N. Y
Hester
Annah Fuller
Cambridge
Green
Mayme MacDonald
Durham
N. H
William W. Ingraham
E. B. Benedict
Shorthills
Irving C. Wright
Henry Kaltenbach
Yonkers
Isabella L. Mumford
James Davies
Los Angeles
Henry L. Johnson, Jr
Moras J. B. Jessup
Wilmington
Del
Karl §S. Pfaffman
Quincy
Katherine Porter
Philadelphia
Leslie Coleman
Austin
Tex
Final City Polo Title Filed In Avondale Ring
The Cincinnati Polo Club faces Headquarters Troop Fifty fourth Cavalry Brigade in a city polo final at the Riding Club on Reading road and Asmann avenue Avondale. The lineup includes Tim Goodman Oliver DeGray Vanderbilt Jr Fred J Flach for the polo club and Captain Philip E Lawwill Lieutenant Charles F Ragsdale Elmore J Beiersdorfer for the Fifty fourth. Julian A Pollak referee Colonel W Q Lathrop scorer and Albert Krippendorf timekeeper. The match is four chukkers of seven and a half minutes each with an 8 pm children's exhibition preceding. Cincinnati Polo Club will travel to Cleveland to face Troop A tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Polo Club
Fifty-fourth Cavalry Brigade
Riding Club
Reading Road
Asmann Avenue
Avondale
Tim Goodman
Oliver DeGray Vanderbilt, Jr
Fred J. Flach
Philip E Lawwill
Charles F. Ragsdale
Elmore J. Beiersdorfer
Julian A. Pollak
W. QO. Lathrop
Albert Krippendorf
Cleveland
Havana Race Results and Stakes Today
Multiple claiming races at Havana with purses from 600 to 800 dollars. Notable finishes include Pinch o Snuff and Star Lane in race one and Rich Murray and Pinehurst in race two, with times around 1 15. Weather clear and track slow.
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British Isles
Neal
Pinch O’ Snuff
Power
Star Lane
Allen
St. Ie
St. Ph Impossible
Kehrt
Richard Murray
Gev’g
Pinehurst
H. Callahap
San Diego
Locarno
Astrolite
Louise Wagner
Sweet and Pretty
Whippet
Little Smile
Zavier
Conceal
Lammie W
Ed Garrison
Glenn
Vineyard
Springvale
the Sapling
Bashful
Theoden
Laura Cochran
Memphis
Nana Ronan
Sister Cecilia
Feodor
Joe Campbell
Nebish
Walker
Cacambo
Haran
Full Moon
Private Peat
Horinga
May Rose
St. Angelina
Merry Mars
Cinna
Buzz Saw
Plenty Cops
Lord Kames
McCabe
Patsy B
Cedar
Suzuki
Charles
Dr. Hanley
Phoebe
Irene W. Jon
Grey Girl
Picker and Stealer
Tirate
Solomons Favor
Bootstraps
Scratch Andrman
Gilda Grey
Blossom
Miss Beulah
Laura
Rock of Ages
Receiver
Clear View
Holecko
Colossus
Lady Longridge
Wild Cat
Jocose
Shafe
Miss Fortune
Peter J
Captain Clover
Wise Cracker
Dickie Dix
Greenwood
Evelyn White
Geving
Erlanger
Baker
Ponderosa
Vera
Okeechobee
Tijuana race day results showcase multiple claims and payouts
The first race for two-year-olds at four and a half furlongs featured Russell Gardner aboard Ha with a 12.40 win payout and Shasta King placing. Subsequent races include Ruddy and Tikeh top finishes, Rosemint and Jay Roberts in podium spots, Sunshot and Smacker, Easter Bells and Ren Ceffield among notable runners, with numerous scratches noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Gardner
Barnes
Shasta King
Elston
Raw—Alborak
Sunny Maid
Sally’s Hour
Big Sweep
Lord Julian
Samaron
Ray Reese
Jimmie Trinz
Ruddy
Metcalf
Joe Underwood
Griffin
Tikeh
McHugh
Halbert
Midnight Belle
Lone Pine
Nacomee
Monopoly
Lady Barrett
Chippendale
al Porter
Miss Spears
Pink Tory OE
Isisiin Saieccks
Ntheeue F
Brimstone
Orse
Bema Cuno Ciscocrcs Socticasesecss
Rosemint
Mortenson
Jay Roberts
Schaefer
Zunas
Lady Leonid
Donatello
Miss Jane
Fiesta
Dumbfounder
Sunshot
Hooper
Smacker
Roberts
Handsweep
Royal Queen
Mannikin Jr
Krek- Mart Bunch
Bessie Young
Easter Bells
Ellis
Ren Ceffield
Raw—Fireplace
Marie Maxim
Scamper
Super Lady
Duc de Guise
Shasta Express
Cuba
Miss Omond
Oil Lady
Lampo
Subtle
Edwards
Shasta Limited
Malvern
Baker
Alamour
Amackassin
Louis
Piedra
Messines
Pat
Steve E
MacArthur
Taplin
Gunsig
Miss Fryer
Nan McKinney
Brandéis
Bedazzle
Golden Red
Redskin
Clarkson
Green Spring
Molter
Frank S
Emma G
Lady Gorham
How They May Run In Today's Races
Trackman selects Havana British Isles Lenora P Seths Dream in Race One Ukase Pony Express Gaffney Lass in Race Two Banbury Cross Chambelona Jimmie Walker in Race Three Brass Band Havana Electric Seclusion in Race Four Protectress Raising Sand Carlos Enrique in Race Five Altobloom Broadway Rose Lady Huon in Race Six Balfour Chicken Dick Nell Best Chance British Isles in Race Seven
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Ady Abbott
Sameee
Madison
Ethel Brown
Lady
King
Yorkshire
Joe Underwood
Brimstone
Solomon’s Favor
L. Gentry
Memphis
Feodor
Seth Ream
Miss Omond
Iss Lane
British Isles
Solimente
Tereenews
Deweyfield
Oettenee
Chula Vista
Berrilidon
Dunsmuir
Pinaguana
Patton
Gaffney Lass
Kemini
Hazel Dale
Stacy Adams
O'Connell
Bardal
T. J. Pendergast
Morro Castle
Plow Steel
Diseies
Jimmie Walker
Florianka Ee
Delhi
Mildred Ruth
Crystal Beer
Amber Fly
Ethel
Hullo
Lena Wood
Havana
Perro
Bellewood
Baby
Aes Cordon Rouge
Lue
Yah Enriqué
Burke
Brampton
Eg Goldman
Ain Ellie
Shady
Broadway Rose
Cae Rowena
Billy Star
Fern Newee Rene
Inez Ee
Wrakinen
Poe
Rarad
Balfour Ornee
Lady Lillian
cMar Rose Seebeserrses
Peeres
Oeeneke
Wing Prince
Lenora P
Seth’s Dream
Ukase
Pony Express
Banbury Cross
Chambelona
Protectress
Carlos Enrique
Altobloom
Lady Huon
Balfour
Chicken
Dick Nell
Trackman's Selections From Tijuana Race Card
The list presents nine races with horses such as Evelyn Harrigan Olympian King Apricot in race one and King Worth She Will Brimstone in race two. Other entries include Home Run Chula Vista Miss Ormond and Guinea Girl Enette Full O Pep. Best chance listed as Edmon.
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Tijuana
Evelyn, Harrigan
Olympian King
King Worth
She Will
Brimstone
Chula Vista
Miss Ormond
Guinea Girl
Enette
Full O’ Pep
Ten Can
Plow Steel
Johnny O’connell
Malzavena
Accelleration
Peg O
Poppina
Cordon Rouge
Edmon
Contusion
Wrack Horn
Haleakala
Lady Lillian
Butler May Buy Bowie Racetrack
James Butler owner of Empire City race track near Yonkers contemplates adding Bowie Maryland and Jaurez properties to his holdings. In Miami rumors say he sought a controlling interest in Bowie. James F. O’Hara, Bowie manager, was in New York but no sale was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. T. Ryan
New York World News Service
New York
James Butler
Empire City
Yonkers
Laurel Track
Jaurez
Miami
Butler
Prince George Park
Southern Maryland Agricultural Association
Bowie
Gad Bryan
James F. O'Hara
Maryland
O’hara
Goldstein Outpoints Milton in 12 Rounds
Abe Goldstein of New York former bantamweight champion won a twelve round decision over Omy Milton of New York in ok lyn tonight. Goldstein floored Milton in the seventh and fell himself in the eleventh but recovered. Goldstein weighed 417 and 116%TM pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Abe Goldstein
Omy Milton
Oklyn
Goldstein
Atlantic City Defends Northwest Inter Meet Title
Chicago March 19 Atlantic City will defend its title at the thirteenth Northwest Inter University swimming and track meet beginning in Evanston tomorrow. More than 500 track men and swimmers from across the country are expected to compete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WILIK
Chicago
Atlantic City
Northwestanly University Interare
Wil
Evanston
Senators Release Two Players to Memphis Team
Memphis reports Phillip Tenner and George Rhinehardt, outfielders, have been released by the Washington Senators to the Memphis Southern Association club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senators
Memphis, Tenn
Phillip Tenner
George Rhinehardt
Washington Senators
Memphis Southern Association
Nurmi Ritola Rematch Hinted At New York Outdoor Meet
Quist says a possible Nurmi versus Ritola race could occur in an outdoor event in New York. He plans to stage the meet at Yankee Stadium around mid April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nurmi
Willie Ritola
New York
Quist
Yankee Stadium
Local Truss That Cures Rupture At Home Trial Offer
An ad claims a new truss cures rupture and promises the most comfortable wear. The firm, with 30 years in business, offers fitting and a free trial with no cost if unsatisfied, urging customers not to send to distant depots for Stee service.
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Kansas
Devo
Marshall
Mich
Adam
N. Y
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