Louisville Tracks Fire Up As Derby Hopefuls Breezed
Springlike weather drew hundreds to Churchill Downs and Douglas Park for morning workouts though top Kentucky Derby contenders mostly jogged long canters. Notable notes include Master Charlie showing easy work in New Orleans, Reputation and Brave Bob posting fast breezes, Surfer’s death after pneumonia, and Audley Farm’s 125 brood mares plus multiple stallions as trainers plan Western campaigns.
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Churchill Downs
Douglas Park
Lee O. Conner
Master Charlie
New Orleans
C. J. Savage
The
Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Lee
Conner
R. W. Collins
William Bartholomew
Buttermilk Bill
Charlie
William Daniel
Fair Grounds
Bartholomew
Crescent City
Daniel
Montfort Jones
B. B
Audley Farm
Downs
Lexington
Kay Spence
Blue Grass City
Gary T. Grayson
Arthur B. Hancock
Claiborne Stud
Paris
Jones
Audley
Berryville
Sir Barton
St. Henry
Ormondale
Strock
Jones Brothers
Eliminator
Rouleau
L. A
Spence
Pimlico
Rockminster
Altawood
Joseph E. Widener
Collier
Huon
Valley of the Moon
Mose Goldblatt
Braedalbane
Goldblatt
Miami
George B. Cox
Cincinnati
Parkview
Fred Good
Roscoe Goose
Banter
W. S. Heaton
Lon Johnson
Latonia
James Lally
Henry Fox
Vennie Melus
Squire Park
Vennie Zinthon
Susan Rebecca
Colonel Vennie
Lillian Shaw
W. Z. Whitehouse
Cincinnati Sportsman
Jefferson Livingston
Whitehouse
Elsass
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Frederick Johnson
J. A. Mooney
John Ahearn
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Windy City
L. H. (Stump) Sewell
N. A. Michaelson
Jake Lowenstein
George Stand
Raymore
M. G. Cundiff
Charles F. Price
Kentucky Jockey Club
Naples-on-the-Gulf
Fila
W. H. Hall
Bluestone
Reds Rest Day Before Toledo Clash
The Cincinnati Reds, after a productive week in Florida, took a day off in Orlando with fishing golf and bridge. Rube Benton fished Lake Apopka while Eppa Rixey and others golfed at Orlando Country Club. Tomorrow they travel to Deland to face the Toledo Mud Hens as a holiday is declared there. Herrmann and Petri depart Cincinnati the next day with Mulvihill and Widing remaining behind.
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Bob Newhall
Com- Orlando
Reds
Cincinnati
Florida
Rube Benton
Lake Apopka
Ppa Rixey
Orlando Country Club
Eppa
Esculapus
John Drew
Bull Montana
Walter Hagen
Deland
Stetson University
Toledo Mud
Rixey
Om Sheehan
Carl Mays
Carl
Babe Pinelli
Dressen
St. Paul
Charles
Herrmann
Bill Petri
Lou Widing
Joe Mulvihill
Joe Tinker
Bob Hargrave
San Juan
Red Squad
Cannonball Martin Denied Title In Tight Fight
New York writer Hype Igoe argues Cannon ball Martin deserved a fairer fate after losing a closely contested title bout to Rosenberg last Friday. He notes Martin's bold strategy and refuses to fault judges, while praising Martin's willingness to risk the crown under the voting system. He mentions Martin had previously taken Abe Goldstein to win the title and implies both men may have grounds to challenge the new champion.
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New York
Cannonball Martin
Martin
Rosenberg
Cannonball
Abe Goldstein
Abe
Bowl Entries to Close for Koehler Tournament
Two men teams must enter tonight by midnight to take part. Entries may be submitted by phone or mail.
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Koehler
Records Likely To Fall At Y M C A Swimming Meet
The Y M C A championships at the Central Y tank on April 3 and 4 are expected to produce world and international records as top Y M C A swimmers compete. Coaches predict fast times with several current marks under threat and note strong entrants from cities including Erie Detroit Richmond Ft Wayne Minneapolis Cleveland and St Louis.
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Stanley Brauninger
Brauninger
H. Louis
Brooklyn Y. M. C. A
Brooklyn
Ira Benjamin
Detroit
Erie
Richmond
Ind
Ft. Wayne
Minneapolis
Cleveland
St. Louis
Tijuana Race Results End with Fast Weather
Horse racing results list multiple races with purses from 606 to 806 dollars. Names include Atossa Grayson Acceleration and Our Boy with jockeys McHugh Mortensen Young Hooper. Also ran lists, scratches, times and conditions.
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Shaw
Meena
McHuagh
Querulous
Elston
Harrigan’s Heir
Molter
Rubivari
Duc de Guise
Twin Pex
Chilliwack
Kunchief
Wild Thoughts
Sir John Re White Lights
Dan Arvi
Good Hope
Cornflower
Dr. Corbett
Raven Wikeki
Scamper
McHugh
H. Warren
Lethair
Fayette
Oil Lady
Pawnbroker
Bullet Preef
Babtie
Norfield
Praiseworthy
Nan McKinney
Woodie Montgome
Mosnaneind
Bellewood
Lang
Kingman
Schaefer
Fieshey Stone
Walle
Jell Bonita
Mortensen
Igh Olympus
York Lassie
Jackson
Brimstone
Young
Wallis
Girl
Dynamic
Chippendale Oye
Casbeebi
Eye Bright
Nasta
Our Boy
Hooper
Mesiaaadindi
Mortenson
Piad
Emma Williams
Miss Caltha
Teveters
Caared
Shasta Express
Miss Nantzura
Lady Barrett
Ellis
Edmon
Catherine Marrone
Marcella Boy
Batsman
Odd Seth
Sunspere Ieee
Datpaoae
Little. Chief
Taplin
General Agg Chilhewee
Atherstone
Spic and
Span
Fabian
Cannon Shot
Dr. Clark
Lucky Play
Langhorne
Lanny Land
Wiong
Ominique
Barnes
Buster Keaton Eputy
Snooksie Bradley
Margie K
Eclipse
Sportsman
Cae
Bosh
Senator Donlan
Taga
Black Thong
Coer de Lion
Mock
Glanmere
Art Eae
L. le Band
Mortensén
Lester
L. Valen
Aetna
Ran Bil McCloy
Jee
Lady Ale
Lady Rose
Grid and Baseball Work at St. Xavier
Spring athletic work at St. Xavier College runs grid and baseball practices together for two to three weeks. Coach Joé Méyer plans an attractive baseball schedule while the football squad maintains a strong spring session. If opening dates slip, the curtain-raiser is set for April 11 against L. B. Harrison. Jim Boyle, junior catcher, is captain. key players include George Reynolds Harry Albers Hal Welge Syl Schmid and Tom Mussio.
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St. Xavier College
Joé Méyer
Meyer
Saints
L. B. Harrison
Jim Boyle
Boyle
George Reynolds
Harry Albers
Hal Welge
Syl Schmid
Tom Mussio
Athletics and Bruins Loom As Strong Teams This Year
The article previews the 1925 pennant race noting strengthening camps in the South and West. It discusses potential upsets like last year’s Washington Senators and the Robins’ late surge, in a series on team chances based on observations and camp reports.
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Athletics
Bruins
South
Washington Senators
Brooklyn Robins
Pacific
Cubs Market Youth and Pitching Depth for Next Season
The Cubs under Bill Killefer aim to mature a young lineup by adding Wilbur Cooper Rabbit Maranville and Charley Grimm from Pittsburgh. Maranville's ankle injury strains the infield while Grimm and Adams bolster first and second bases. Pitching staff shows depth with Alexander Cooper Kaufmann Bush Stueland and others. Hartnett and O Farrell anchor behind the plate. outfield remains unsettled with Heathcote Grigsby Miller Statz and Freiberg in competition.
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Chicago Cubs
Bill Killefer
Wilbur Cooper
Rabbit
Maranville
Charley Grimm
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cubs
Killefer
Adams
Barney Freiberg
Freiberg
Pittenger
Cliff Heathcote
Denver Grigsby
Hack Miller
Arnold Statz
Miller
Paavo Nurmi
Statz
Heathcote
Grigsby
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Cooper
Tony Kaufmann
Abe Bush
Georgie Stueland
Bush
Wichita Falls
Micillefer
Gabby Hartnett
Bob O’farrell
Bruins
Charley Holiocher
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh
Connie Mack Eyes A's Pennant Bid on Strong Pitching
ST PETERSBURG Fla March 22 Connie Mack veteran of all baseball managers says the Athletics will have no upset this year predicting top speed and pennant contention If the pitching holds up the A s boast four left handers Stan Baumgartner Bob Groves Fred Heimach Roy Meeker plus right handers Ed Rommel Sam Gray and Bryan Harris The infield and catchers are solid with Cy Pervis and Gordon Cochran behind the plate and a deep outfield led by Bill Lamar Alf Simmons Bing Miller and Frank Welch
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Connie Mack
Fort Myers
A’s
Mack
John McGraw
Giants
Ferdie Schupp
Slim Salleé
Rube Benton
Stan Baumgartner
Phillies
Bob Groves
Baltimore
Fred Heimach
Roy Meeker
George Walberg
Charles Willis
Milwaukee
Willis
Ed Rommel
Sam Gray
Bryan Harris
Rommel
Athletics
Thomas Glass
Reitz
Andrews
Arthur Stokes
Bishop of
Galloway
Hale
Bill Lamar
Alf Simmons
Bing Miller
Frank Welch
Bill Bagwell
Braves
Bill French
Mackian
Cy Pervis
Gordon Cochrane
Portland Club
A.’s
Cochrane
Canadian Club of Chicago Wins Western Soccer Title
The Canadian Club of Chicago defeated the Cleveland Thistles 2 to 1 to claim the Western soccer championship, marking Chicago’s first Western title in the sport.
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Chicago
Cleveland Thistles
Renault Faces Romero Rojas In Newark Heavyweight Bout
Jack Renault is an 8 to 6 favorite over Quentin Romero Rojas at the First Regiment Armory in Newark N J tomorrow night. The bout acts as a preview for Jack Dempsey's Coast opponent with Rojas seeking to avenge a December Boston decision. Also on the card Willie Harmon faces Jack Green in a welterweight clash after challenging Mickey Walker's East debut.
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Jack Renault
Quentin Romero Rojas
First Regiment Armory
Newark
N. J
Jack Dempsey
Boston
Rojas
Renault
Willie Harmon
Mickey Walker
Jack Green
Providence
Green
Paul Doyle
Steve Latzo
Lon Bogash
St Mel High School Captures National Catholic Tourney
St Mel High School of Chicago defeated Marquette University High School Milwaukee 15 to 7 to win the national Catholic interscholastic basketball championship. St Mel led 5 to 1 at halftime and received the Cardinal Mundelien Cup. Thomas Mason of Aquinas Institute Rochester earned MVP honors. St Patrick’s Pueblo took two trophies for high score and farthest travel among 32 teams in the tournament.
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Chicago
St.Mel High School
Marquette University High School
Milwaukee
St. Mel
Decatur
Ind
Thomas Mason
Aquinas Institute
Rochester
N. Y
St. Patrick’s High School
Pueblo
Becker Veterans Edge Colts In Close 5 4 Victory
Becker Veterans won a tight six inning game against the Becker Colts by 5 to 4 at Elder Field. Star performer Schraer, catching for the Veterans, collected three hits including a triple in four plate appearances. Doherty pitched to Siegel in a solid effort with Krebs and Black finishing the game. The Veterans seek a fast opponent for next Sunday.
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Becker Clothes
Becker Colts
Elder Field
Doherty
Fisher
Siegel
Krebs
Black
Schraer
Becker
Colta
H.O
Weitzel
McArthur
Hock
G. Ludwig
Vogt
Ateeenee
Wright
Wahl
Collins
Sanders
H.ludwig
Finicky
Murphy
Schmidt
Wah
Finchy
G Ludwig
Regan
Stribling Arrives for Loughran Bout in San Francisco
Young Stribling of Georgia reached San Francisco for a ten-round match with Tommy Loughran of Philadelphia. The bout will headline an outdoor ballpark card next Saturday afternoon. Loughran had arrived earlier.
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San Francisco
South Central Ohio Baseball League Organized
Washington C H March 22 The South Central Ohio Base ball League was organized today with forfeits posted by Washington O H Wilmington London and Circleville A split season to begin May 3 was agreed to with nine Sunday games for each club in each series Dean Richmond elected President and R H Howard Secretary Treasurer
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Washington C. H
South Central Ohio Baseball League
Washington O. H
Wilmington
London
Circleville
Dean Richmond
R. H. Howard
Gans and Evans in Main Contest at People's Theater
Boxing promoter Robert Puthoff presents a ten round main bout with Gans of St. Paul facing Dick Evans of Youngstown in a high profile matchup. Eddie Gerhardt says two headline bouts and Speedy Sparks vs Eddie Staten open eight rounds. Other fights include Kid Gillman vs Rapid Waters and Speedy Miller vs Chickey Rose with Lou Bauman refereeing.
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People’s Theater
Robert Puthoff
Zubelda Athletic Cl
Joey Gans
St. Paul
Eddie Staten
Louisville
Gans-Evans
Gans
Morrie Schlaifer
Evans
Kid Gillman
Rapid Waters
Speedy Miller
Chickey
Rose
Lou Bauman
Havana Results at Ben Bolt Mile Race Card
Horse entries and results across eight races at Havana with weights, jockeys, and outcomes. Notable finishes include Dextrose and Time-1 clocks for rapid sprints, plus multiple claiming events and upsets among three year olds and up.
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Ben Bolt
Geving
Wms
Neal
Coral Reef
Endman
Nano Renan
Theoden
Solomon’s Favor
Conceal
Callahan
Amber Fly
American
Neptune
Marionette
Wise Cracker
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Sh. Coquina
Charles
Ney
Belle Foy
Della Robbia
Ethel
St. Y Ae Ponderosa
Hallan
Laura Cochran
Leprechaun
Hutton
Lenora P
Sister Cecilia
le Gray Girl
Pinch O
Full Moon
Needy
Monsoon
Captain Kinnarney
Midnight Stories
St. Anelina
Dahinda
Springvale
Hopeful
OARTH
Carlos Enrique
Clover
Gr’aw'd
Sue
N M
Snowden
My Boy
Liborio
Bonnie Lizzie
Adios Lle Ron
Dustman
Dr. Mayer
McDonald
Black Top
Recoup
Jocose
Verdi Loen
Twinkling Star
Montillo
Queen’s Own
Okeechobee
Amelia S
Eternity
Vain Ellie
Caribe
Allen
Walker
el Ran Wacsanmennss
Finnish javelin ace Myrra throws 202 feet for win
Jonni Myrra of Finland, world record holder, won the javelin event at the California Olympic Club meet in Berkeley with a leap of 202 feet 8 inches. He has made San Francisco his residence and performs for the Olympic Club.
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Berkeley
Cal
Jonni Myrra
Finland
California Olympic Club
Myrra
San Francisco
Olympic Club
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