Cincinnati Noses Out Brewers 4 3 In Exhibition Clash
In Sanford Florida on March 21 the Cincinnati Reds defeated the Milwaukee Brewers 4 to 3 in a tightly played exhibition. The winning run came in the ninth without a hit as Campbell wild pitched in the decisive frame. The Reds used pitchers May Brady and Donohue with Neal Brady closing after a rough start by Tswe Erd.
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Reds Hit Off Day After Wide Travel Schedule
Sanford Florida March 21 Tomorrow will be an off day for the Reds after a grueling stretch of travel. Monday the team heads to Deland to play Toledo then returns to Orlando after the game. Sherry McGee, famed former outfielder, hosts and serves as base umpire, with a noted versatility shown by pinch hitting and catching games last season.
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Opening matches begin in women's doubles and mixed doubles kickoff
The women's national doubles started today while the national mixed doubles event is set to start Wednesday. The article notes the schedule kickoff for both events in the national tournament.
Sanford Field Among Nation's Largest Stadiums
The field at Sanford ranks as one of the largest in the country larger than Plant City where the Indianapolis team trains. Left field sits 600 feet from home plate with the other walls equally distant, a rare showcase of generous plate real estate.
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Caveney Banged Up as Fowler Sees Action at Short
Pinelli prepares to enter as Dressen reports Charlie’s arm is noticeably yielding to treatment. The injury status suggests lineup changes and ongoing medical updates for the team.
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Smith's diving catch seals ninth inning play
Smith snagged Richbourg's short fly in the ninth, Elmer diving to reach it and landing on his face. He recovered the ball, his mouth filled with sand and his ears full of sod as the play ended.
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Bell Escapes Trouble in Sixth with Walk and Key Outs
Bell reached on a walk in the sixth to escape a jam. Bressler and Walker followed with none out. He struck out Smith and grounded out Fowler as a walk to Wingo loaded the bases, but May forced Ivy to end the threat.
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Players Return Home After Wet Suit Road Trip
Players dressed at Orlando and returned from Sanford within an hour after the game. They howled at riding twenty five miles in their wet suits, but the hardy young men survived.
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Runnin' Fool Bill Zitzmann Shines on Left Field
The ex Newark gardener nicknamed the Runnin Foul stuns in Tampa with a scratch double that speeds from first to home. His chasing zeal contrasts with Pat Dun’s lethargy and the Reds and Washingtons admire his sprinting, winning spirit, and danger to left field.
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Goodsell Wins World Pro Sculling Title in Australia
Sydney March 21 Major Goodsell won the world's professional sculling title in a Clarence River match race. He led W McDevitt by fourteen lengths at the finish. The title was previously awarded to McDevitt by James Paddon on his retirement last December, contingent on a race to decide supremacy.
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Harry Gilmore Challenges Grandfathers to Fight
Chicago boxing pioneer Harry Gilmore at 71, now a Los Angeles trainer, declares he will fight any great grandfather under London or bare knuckle rules for three rounds to a finish. He recalls old bouts, notes his storied career, and notes his boxing lineage including Packey McFarland and Mike Gibbons while still training in Chicago and Los Angeles.
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Cannonball’s Desperate Run Ends as Rosenberg Takes Bantam Crown
Charley Phil Rosenberg defeats Cannonball Martin in a close title fight at Madison Square Garden to become the bantamweight champion. Rosenberg lures a tactical, cagey defense while Martin, aging and worn, fights with his signature rushes and risk taking, ending his reign.
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Gibbons Demands $200000 Guarantee for Wills Fight
Eddie Kane Tom Gibbons manager demanded a $200000 guarantee for a bout with Harry Wills in New York for the Italian hospital fund set for June 19. Kane cited terms sent via telegram from Herbert J. Fugacy of New York as the basis of the offer.
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Tunney Receives Offer to Meet Dempsey on Coast
Gene Tunney manager Billy Gibson announced an offer for Tunney to box Jack Dempsey in a ten round no decision bout in Los Angeles in June with negotiations ongoing for a fifteen round decision bout with Tom Gibbons in New York. Gibson said Gibbons was offered 75000 dollars and Tunney would meet Gibbons at catchweights or light heavyweight limit. Tunney later plans to travel to St Paul to face Harry Greb in a ten round contest next Friday.
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Gans to Arrive for Monday Cincinnati Show
Boxer Joe Gans arrives today to fight Dick Evans, the Youngstown Jewish school boy, in a Cincinnati bout Monday at People's Theater under Zubelda Athletic Club. Semi finals feature Speedy Sparks vs Eddie Staten, Morris Kid Gillman vs Rapid Weters, and Chickey Rose vs Sparks in prelims.
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Frank Lane Names All Ohio High School Quintets
Cincinnati official Frank Lane selected an All State basketball team from the Ohio High School finals at Ohio State University. His first team includes Keyser Springfield Bliss Lakewood as forwards Carter Springfield at center Klipstein Waite Toledo Bass Columbus North guards. Second team lists Evans Columbus North Pencheff Waite Toledo center Schwartz Lakewood guards Gose Portsmouth Maxon Springfield.
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Wildcats Win Ohio YMCA Title for Cincinnati
In Columbus the Cincinnati YMCA Wildcats clinched their third straight Ohio YMCA basketball title by defeating Youngstown YMCA 45 to 30. Earlier they beat Columbus YY 38 to 23 to reach the final, while Youngstown beat Tiffin to earn the right to face Cincinnati. Coach George Richardson said the team will defend the national crown in Detroit March 26 to 28.
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Mrs. Jessup Retains National Indoor Tennis Title
Mrs. John B. Jessup of Wilmington defeats Miss Anna Fuller of Cambridge 6 3 7 5 to defend the women's national indoor singles title at Longwood Chestnut Hill. Jessup also wins the mixed doubles with Karl Pfaffman 4 6 7 5 7 5, while Longwood team takes the women's indoor doubles 8 6 6 4.
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Osborne Sets Indoor High Jump World Record
Harold Osborn of Illinois A. C. set a world indoor high jump record at 6 feet 6% inches during the Central A. A. U. indoor track and field championships in Chicago.
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Court Games and Dinner Carded at Austin Today
The Austin Club hosts a busy day with the crack Austin quintet facing Alumni in a featured game. Players Tony Kroegel Junker brothers Joe Motz William Daugherty and George Ohmer are named in the Alumni lineup. A banquet honors Coach Medeweller and his teams with sweaters awarded by Carl Edilman. The Austin Emeralds play a preliminary contest.
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Penn State Wins Eastern Intercollegiate Wrestling Title
Penn State captured the Eastern Intercollegiate wrestling championship with 24 points in New York on March 21. Yale finished second with 14, Lehigh third with 13, followed by Penn 8, Columbia 5, Princeton 6, Cornell 2 and Syracuse 2.
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Summer racing planned for Oriental Park Havana
A Cuban Jockey Club is being formed by prominent Cubans to stage summer racing at Oriental Park in Havana. Members include Mario G. Mendoza A Broderman A Incian A Carrillo and Colonel Silva. Carlos Miguel de Cespedes owner of Oriental Park would lease the plant if the Cuban American Jockey Club cannot operate after its winter meeting.
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Laswell Retains Handball Laurels
Maynard Laswell of Los Angeles repeats as national handball singles champion in Cleveland. Herman Dworman and William Kammann of Detroit claim doubles titles by defeating Art Lennon and William Sackman of New York.
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Four Teams Reach Catholic High Basketball Semi Finals
Four teams advanced to the National Catholic tournament semi finals at Loyola Academy Chicago. Aquinas Rochester and Marquette Academy Milwaukee will face St Mel Chicago and Catholic High Decatur Ind in two 3 PM and 4 PM games. Decatur beat St Viators Bourbonais 18 to 12 for the last spot.
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Walnut Billiard Parlor Opens on Walnut Street
The Walnut Billiard Parlor is now open at 511 Walnut T., Fifth Street, second floor, boasting 16 high grade Monarch cushion tables and an entirely new billiard room.
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