Derby Hope Lee O Conner Shows Fast Blinkers At Downs
At Churchill Downs trainer Lon Jones fitted Lee O Conner with blinkers and sent him three quarters in 1 19, a season best, as he led the R. W. Collins Derby hopefuls. Annihilator Abstract and other Derby candidates trained likewise at the Downs with strong times and steady work during a busy morning.
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Honest Abe Reels In Big Upset at St Petersburg Kennel Club
In St Petersburg Florida on March 24 Honest Abe a 132 to 1 long shot won the feature event at the St Petersburg Kennel Club races marking the biggest upset of the hound racing season.
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Derby contenders arrive as local stables begin spring entries
John Markey, relative of the Keenes and superintendent of Keene land farm, arrives with J. O. Keene. Emil Herz, back from Europe, scouts the Derby field from Short Grass stud and threads into the entry scene with a future book. Earl Bellew joins late from New Orleans with no horses.
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Europe
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New Orleans
Baseball Practice At St Xavier College Stands Show Large Squad
At St Xavier College Avondale the baseball field saw a flood of candidates both veterans and newcomers on the first day of practice. Coach Joé Meyer reviewed prospects with Captain Jim Boyle and players George Reynolds Harry Albers Sgt Schmid Tom Mussie Hal Welge among the veterans and Dick Bray Otto Wenzel Joe Kelly Bill Bien John Morrissey Jack Phelan Bob King among the sophomores. A larger turnout was anticipated for today.
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Joé Meyer
Jim Boyle
George Reynolds
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Sgt. Schmid
Tom Mussie
Hal Welge
Dick Bray
Otto Wenzel
Joe Kelly
Bill Bien
John Morrissey
Jack Phelan
Bob King
Favorites Win In Net Tourney At South Atlantic Meet
The favored players advanced on day two in Augusta Georgia led by T Harada S Howard Voshell Ralph Faggs and A H Chapin Jr as Baggs beat Rutledge 6 1 6 2 Harada progressed by default and Lott beat Stadel in an exhibition 6 4 7 5 Doubles saw Hunter and Harada win 6 0 6 0 while Baggs Stockton and Lott Hardy combined for straight wins over listed opponents.
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Asheville
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George M. Lott, Jr
Chicago
George Stadel
Stamford
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Beckley
W. Va
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G. Harper
Baggs
Stockton
Henry Cabaniss
Sidney Ferguson
Hardy
Rutledge
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Ashe
Seventy Three Fillies Nominated For Latonia Oaks
Nineteen twenty five Latonia Oaks entries include 73 nominated fillies from leading stables across the country. The Kentucky Jockey Club announced the list for the 1 1/16 mile event with details on color size dam and owner.
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Kentucky Jockey Club
Christ Church Nine plans season with 1925 squad
The Baseball Committee of the Christ Church Men's Club completed season plans at a meeting. Joe Albert Edward Beers and Francis Taney lead a group that includes 1924 players and nine hopefuls. Albert predicts a strong 1925 team to contend for the Greater Cincinnati Amateur Baseball A championship. Practice is set for Sunday at Christ Church grounds with Chicago Mill and Lumber’s Jack Searles squad.
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Greater Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Association
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Tijuana First Race Nine Sixty Lord Julian Russell Gardner
In the first race at Tijuana Lord Julian with Russell Gardner aboard challenged for the win. Second race saw Big Indian with Lady Tiptoe and Halbert in the saddle.
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Pogue Cagers Regain Lead in Court League
At St. Petersburg Florida the Pogue cagers regain the lead in court league action. Readings list include players Ehrhardt Rush Schwartz Taylor Hargraves Beall Johnson Bradley Schang Bengough and Woolfolk with subris and others. The game was halted after five innings due to rain.
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Babe Ruth Hits First Home Run of Year Against Dodgers
Babe Ruth, famed home run champion, belted a circuit drive for the New York Yankees in their final exhibition game in St. Petersburg against the Brooklyn Dodgers. Ruth drove a fast ball over center field, while Combs Taylor and Fournier also homered as the Dodgers won 10 to 5.
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Canadian Medalist Leads Qualifying Round in Florida Golf
Stanley Thompson, Canadian amateur, won the Florida winter championship qualifier in St. Augustine with a 71, ahead of his brother Frank. He played the first nine in 32, par on every hole, and matched the course record by Willie Hunter. Other qualifiers and scores listed include Morse 77 and Byddek 78.
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Mt Union Offered Dates by Wesleyan
Delaware Ohio March 24 Coach George Gauthier offered Mt Union basketball dates for 1925 26. A January 23 game at Mt Union and a February 27 game at Alliance were proposed. Gauthier said Wesleyan seeks to meet strong conference teams and avoid easy schedules.
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Austin Quintet Beats Fenwick For Cage Title
The Austin Athletic Club captured the Inter-City Catholic League basketball championship by defeating Fenwick 25 to 18 at the Austin Court. The series began tied for first after a 38 to 21 win by Austin in Fenwick, with Austin never trailing in the title game. Meinerding, Murray and Kurtz starred for Austin while Corcoran led Fenwick. Brewer left early with a foot injury.
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Former Ballplayer T. F. Evers Dies at 72 in Washington
Washington reports the death of T. F. Evers aged 72 a pioneer second baseman of the early 1880s Washington Club of the Union Association. He was an uncle of Johnny Evers and moved from Troy New York to Washington in 1908 as a Pension Bureau employee retiring after 41 years in public service.
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Tijuana Race Day Results Maiden to Nine Furlongs
Multiple races at Tijuana feature maidens and claimers with purses from 600 to 1000 dollars. Winners include Smacker Alley Oop and Silentes, with notes on scratches and track condition.
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William A. Warmer, Detroit Sculler, Dies at 75
William A. Pop Warner, renowned Detroit sculler and coach at the Detroit Boat Club, died at age 75. In a fifty six year career he logged more than 75 000 miles, was once the oldest active amateur oarsman in the United States, began rowing in 1868 at the University of Michigan, won his first senior championship in 1876, and coached rowing for the past decade.
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Pop) Warner
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Jeakle to box Shannon in Ohio bout
Irish Johnny Shannon a local welter weight will box K O Jeakle of Toledo at Bowling Green on April 7. The match was announced in Youngstown Ohio after the March 24 listing.
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Box Shannon
Youngstown
Johnny Shannon
K. O
Toledo
Bowling Green
Rain Stalls Reds Milwaukee Tilt In Orlando
Cincinnati Reds hit rain delay as a storm stops the game with Milwaukee in Orlando Florida. Manager Hendricks reshapes plans with batting practice and a daytime drive to Lakeland while Ruth is loaned to the Athletics for an exhibition.
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Americans Sweep Cavendish Club Squash Matches
London March 24 American squash players finished a perfect slate by winning all four matches against Cavendish Club stars in a recent tour.
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Cavendish Club
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