Reds Pound Mud Hens on Sloped Florida Field
The Cincinnati Reds collected twenty hits off four Toledo hurlers in a 13 to 9 victory on a wildly uneven Stetson University field in Deland Florida. Key moments included Rixey starting, Bressler and Zitzmann driving in runs, and Bressler's homer in the fourth as Reds pulled away and held on. Roush added a ninth inning homer to cap the scoring.
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Reds Leave for Orlando After Game as Spring Tour Starts
In Land Florida on March 23 the Reds head to Orlando after the game aiming to cover forty five miles in two hours. Milwaukee will host the Reds at Tinker Field tomorrow afternoon with Sheehan and Luque as likely pitchers.
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Railroad officers rush to cover Cincinnati office duties
President Herrmann and Bill Petrie escaped on the 1:30 train today as Garry hesitated to depart. With Karl Finke sidelined at home and Treasurer Lou Widing present in the city, a replacement was needed in the Cincinnati office immediately.
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Bill Petrie
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Karl Finke
Lou Widing
Cincinnati
Jimmy Caveney's Four Sharp Hits Spark Strong Season Start
Jimmy Caveney delivered four smashing singles, each ball hit on the nose, signaling a deadly earnest start to a big season and highlighting his fine form and early form.
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Jim
Roush Powers Through With Three Singles and Homer
Roush collected three singles and a homer showcasing strong hitting. Edd's blast cleared the right field line over the chicken wire and slammed into the roof slate across the street.
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Roush
Edd
Nicholson Still Hits For Boston Braves With Two Homers
Former Braves star Nicholson demonstrates enduring power as his double and two home runs lead a strong offensive display.
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Boston Braves
Dresen Works Out After Arm Injury
Dresen said his arm feels better than it has since he pulled the ligament and lifted weights before the session.
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Efforts were made to call off the name of Wednesday with Indianapolis at Plant City. President Smith said nothing doing. It is going to be a tough ride of eighty a each way and another horrific ball yard.
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Plant City
Smith
Greb in Fine Condition for Bout with Tunney
Harry Greb world middleweight champion leaves Chicago for St Paul to meet Gene Tunney in a ten round bout Friday night. He weighed about 167 pounds after three weeks in Hot Springs and expects similar weight for the bout. Tunney seeks a match with Tom Gibbons and Billy Gibson aims to beat Greb first.
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Harry Greb
St. Paul
Gene Tunney
Greb
Hot Springs
Aveigh
Tunney
Tom Gibbons
Billy Gibson
Grebb
Gibbons
How They May Ran In Today's Races
Trackman selections list nine races at Tijuana with horse guesses. Best chance is Excuse Me as the top pick across the card, followed by strong contenders such as Shasta Springs and Green Spring in designated races.
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Highland’ Chief
Smacker
Ida Brown
Shasta Springs
Peter Potter
Cadmus
Johnnie O’connell
Olds
Brimstone
Malvern
Au Revoir
Green Spring
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Matt Bunch
Clarkson
Grayson
Pogonip
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Irwin
Fair Rowena
Elias Co
Idle Thoughts
Silent King
Boxing Promoter Davenport Dies in McKeesport
John W. Davenport a local boxing promoter died in McKeesport Pa of pneumonia after a nine day illness. He was 52 and born in Brooklyn. Davenport is credited by boxing fans with starting Frank Klaus of Brad dock on the road to the middleweight championship and Klaus’ first money bout being promoted by Davenport.
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John W. Davenport
Davenport
Brooklyn
Frank Klaus
Braddock
Klaus
Commission May Seek Showdown At Meeting Today
Boxing writer Hype Igoe reports New York boxing officials may demand a Dempsey vs Wills showdown at an upcoming commission meeting. Jack Kearns for Dempsey argues the commission must guarantee financing and promotion, while Dempsey asserts he wants the fight and could beat Wills, dismissing fears of losing his title.
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New York
Jim Farley
Dempsey
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Boyle
Thirty Acres
Teddy Hayes
Pro Hockey Debut Highlights Norwood Tonight
The first professional ice hockey game in Cincinnati scheduled at 7 45 tonight at the Norwood Ice Rink features the Browns versus the Whites. Teams include Princeton Yale Yale Yates Harvard Michigan and Kenyon players with Vanderbilts ref.
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Vanderbilt
Cleveland High Enters National Cage Tourney
Cleveland March 23 Coach Jerry Ross of Lakewood High accepted an invitation to the national tournament at the University of Chicago from March 31 to April 4. Lakewood is the first Greater Cleveland school invited after finishing runner up to Springfield High in the state tournament and holding a 20 win 24 game record.
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Lakewood High
University of Chicago
Greater Cleveland
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Columbus
Springfield
Cleveland golfer hits first hole in one of the year
Randy G. Miller Jr of the Country Club scored a hole in one on the 15th hole at the County Club course. The 250 yard par three hole produced the ace yesterday, ahead of the outdoor season.
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Randy G. Miller, Jr
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Baseball League Meeting Set at Presbyterian Church
The Protestant Athletic Association will hold a baseball meeting at the Presbyterian Church of the Covenant at Eighth and Elm tonight at 7 30. The rules and schedule committee will present its final report and other league matters. Teams must post forfeit fees at this meeting as the schedule will be adopted and no teams will be admitted after tonight.
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Eighth and
Elm Streets
Baseball Roster Moves Previewed After Spring Tests
New York reports several players released or reassigned as major league camps wind down. Huggins trims Yanks with Malone, Autrey heading to Jersey City and other stars sent to Greenville Macon and North. Giants name a second team as Dodgers discuss Dazgryvance vs Johnson in Florida. Boston grants players a vacation amid tame exhibitions while Cleveland notes batting gains and new pitchers in Florida.
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Yankes
Lew Malone
Jersey City
Martin Autrey
Benny Ford
Greenville
Harold Anderson
Macon
Aston Blodgett
Osborn Gardner
Tom McIintyre
al Raymond
Tom Mullen
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Dazgryvance
Walter Johnson
Browns Hope To Bridge Gap Before Spring Training
St. Louis March 28 three weeks remain before major league clubs start action. The St. Louis Browns aim to narrow the gap with two holdouts as they prepare for upcoming drills and negotiations.
Tigers Exposition Trip Promises Job Battles
Detroit March 23 Ty Cobb says the Tigers first exhibition trip starts tomorrow night in Augusta Georgia Only pitchers fighting for jobs will be taken Those sure to stay will continue training in Augusta at the Cobb camp and in Florida venues remain tentative
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Five Bowling Teams Score Big In AB C S Tourney
Five squads in the American Bowling Congress tourney share highs but only two scores crack the leaders list. B Cole and P McKee of Wilmington total 1243 in doubles for seventh. Herbert Flandersmeyer of Cleveland posts 665 in singles to tie for ninth.
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Edgren Surveys Middleweight Contenders and Golf Trends
Robert Edgren analyzes Jack Delaney and Harry Greb's paths to the middleweight crown, compares Flowers and Slattery results, and notes risks from past bouts. The piece then shifts to wrestling and amateur ideals, criticizing paid professionalism, before surveying 1925 American sports, golf opens, and track seasons in Florida and California.
Renault Beats Rojas in Newark Ring Rematch
Jack Renault defeated Quentin Rojas in Newark at the Armory, reversing a December loss in Boston. Renault built a big lead and won by decision after twelve rounds, though Rojas rallied with late blows. Rojas cut above the eye in round ten and Willie Harmon stopped Willie Green in the semi-final.
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Hart Beats Jeakle In Narrow Lightweight Decision
In Baltimore, Alex Hart of Philadelphia edged Clyde Jeakle of Toledo in a twelve round lightweight bout. Jeakle fought well in close exchanges, while Hart held a slight edge and neither fighter faced a knockout danger. A semi final saw Phil Raymond of Baltimore defeat Joe Piscatelli of Washington in six rounds. In Milwaukee, Pete Sardiento of New York won a technical knockout over Connie Curry of Sioux City after Curry broke his right hand. Eddie Anderson of Moline defeated Irish Johnny Curtin of Jersey City by technical knockout in the sixth round.
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New York
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Zivic Beats Brown In Ten Round Catchweight Bout
Pittsburgh welterweight Jack Zivic won a judges decision over Chubby Brown from Rochester New York after ten rounds in a catchweight bout held in Pittsburgh.
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Chubby Brown
Rochester
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Garcia Wins Judges Decision Over Petrolle in Ten Round Fight
Philadelphia report Garcia of Camp Holabird Maryland wins the judges decision over Billy Petrolle of Fargo North Dakota after ten rounds. Garcia sent Petrolle to the floor for a nine count in the sixth round. Garcia weighed 126 pounds and Petrolle 125 pounds.
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Red Chapman Beats Dundee In Ten Round Boston Bout
Red Chapman of Chelsea won a ten round decision over Johnny Dundee of New York in Boston. Chapman weighed 127 pounds to Dundees 131 and held the edge in eight rounds with sharp left jabs and right crosses to the jaw.
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Austin and Fenwick Resume Series Tonight
The second game of the intercity basketball league championship will be played tonight at the Austin A C gym. Austin leads the series after a victory in the opener and a win tonight would clinch the title for West End. The match starts at 9 pm with general admission tickets on sale from 8 30.
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Japanese Net Star Victor Over Chapin
Japanese Davis Cup player T Harada defeated A H Chapin Jr of Springfield Mass 6 0 6 3 in Augusta Ga marking day one of the South Atlantic tennis tournament. Harada and Chapin then beat Lott and Rosenbaum 6 4 4 6 6 4 in doubles.
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Chicago
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New York
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Bretney Smith
University of North Carolina
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Dr. W. M. Rosenbaum
Shade outpoints Osk Till in ten round welter bout
Dave Shade of Racine Coast outpointed Osk Till of Rochester in a ten round welterweight bout here. Shade used experience and ring generalship to dominate the local fighter in Rochester, Ohio.
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Coolidge Greets National Inter Scholastic Swim Team
The Atlantic High School swimming team, winner of the national inter scholastic meet, was welcomed by President Coolidge on its return from Evanston Illinois where it captured the title. The team was honored as guests of Representative Bachrach of New Jersey.
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Fisher's Derby Hopeful Works Impressive Mile
Swope posted the best Derby mile effort at Douglas Park in 1:47 2-5 and looks fit for the Pimlico pretournament. Lee O Conner breezed a half and Gliding Fox headed toward longer work with Derby ambitions. Among South entrants, Mark Master joins H G Shimp’s Internationa stable, and Cup Bearer trains steadily at the Downs as Goldblatt plans a big Kentucky circuit campaign with twenty two horses.
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Heimach Aims to Pitch Again in a Month for Phillies
Philadelphias star left hander Fred Heimach says an injured shoulder may not keep him off the mound this season. After a Florida practice mishap in Fort Myers he was examined by a Philadelphia physician and announced he expects to be pitching again in about a month.
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Sande Returns to Ride After Injury at Jamaica Track
Eat Sande, leading jockey, rode Frank Browns Laplander at Jamaica racecourse marking his first mount since a broken leg Sept August spill at Saratoga. He delivered a sharp move on the three year old and will begin galloping Rancocas Stable horses prepared by Sam Hildreth at Rancocas Farm next week.
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Syracuse seeks Illinois football and basketball series
Syracuse University desires to play Illinois football and basketball next season. The offer was made to Coach Robert Zuppke after he spoke to the Big Ten Club in Buffalo and the Syracuse athletes’ banquet. Illinois authorities have not acted on the request.
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