Amateurs Charge Discrimination In Diamond Permits
The Greater Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Association accuses John Dugan executive vice president of the Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Commission Inc of bias in issuing municipal diamond permits. Park Board calls a special meeting to appoint committees from both sides to seek a plan governing permit allocation.
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George F. Eyrich
L. B. Harrison
Christ Church
Pleasant Ridge
Brighton
Price Hill Tigers
Becker Clothes
Lambda Chi Alpha Wins Intramural Boxing at U C
The Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity took first place in the University of Cincinnati intramural boxing tournament by nine points over Delta Tau Deltas. Final bouts included Roman Herman defeating Carl Lippert in a close heavyweight match, Don Nimmo beating Bill Bradford, Johnny Poage winning the 125 pound title over Otis Schorr, and Ted Meredith beating J W Quark in a slugfest. No knockouts occurred and two fighters were floored once each.
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University of Cincinnati
Delta Tau Deltas
Roman Herman
Carl Lippert
Herman
Bill Bradford
Don Nimmo
Nimmo
Bradford
Johnny Poage
Otis Schorr
Schorr
Ted Meredith
J. W. Quark
Meredith
Clark
Séhorr
Poage
La Rose Defeats Daly For Ft. Thomas Title
Tony La Rose outpointed Pat Daly in the final bout of an elimination tourney to crown the Greater Cincinnati lightweight champion at Ft. Thomas last night. The event featured ten bouts with several knockouts and multiple notable decisions including Kid Ritchie over Fighting Ferraris in the semi finals.
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Tony la Rose
Pat Daly
Greater Cincinnati
Ft. Thomas
la Rose
Kid Ritchie
Ferraris
Kid Furry
Vanhoose
Willie Siemon
Young Owens
Jack Woods
Red Bruegel
Buck Staly
Johnny Bass
Mickey Murphy
Joe Adams
Texas City Lightweight Stops Cuban Champion in Third
In Mexico City on March 26 Tom White from Texas City knocked out Lalo Dominguez who was billed as the Cuban champion in the third round of a scheduled twelve round bout.
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Tommy White
Texas City
Lalo Dominguez
Cuba
Trio of changes in bowling lists
Buffalo new story notes shifts in the American Bowling Congress silver jubilee tournament standings. Detailed results show Miles R Miller Florists Erie Pa second with 2934 pins and C Niederinghaus T Kirk St Louis leading doubles with 1225 pins. Individual high scores include Henry Krug Utica NZ 678 and H Minkebege Kaukauna Wis 1850 total across events.
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Yellowjackets win playoff opener in hockey series
The Pittsburgh Yellowjackets, Western amateur hockey champions, defeated the Eveleth Arrowheads 4 to 0 in the first game of a playoff to decide who meets the Ft. Pitt Hornets for the U S championship.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Yellowjackets
Eveleth Arrowheads
Ft. Pitt Hornets
United States
Tunney Greb Fight Sparks St Paul Interest
Boxers finish training in St Paul as Gene Tunney and Harry Greb prepare for a ten round no decision bout. Spectators include Tommy Gibbons who may face Tunney or Greb. negotiations swirl with Jimmy DeForrest and Eddie Kane amid bid for a Gibbons Tunney clash.
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Minn
Gene Tunney
Harry Greb
Tunney
Greb
Tommy Gibbons
Gibbons
Chicago
Jimmy DeForrest
New York
Eddie Kane
Tommy
Kane
de Forrest
Billy Gibson
Gibson
Twin Cities
W. R. Farnsworth
New York City
Milk Fund
Milk
Farnsworth
Moose Baseball Team Sets Sunday Workout at Deer Creek Grounds
The Moose baseball team will workout Sunday afternoon at Deer Creek grounds between diamonds No 3 and 4. Amateur players seeking a tryout may report to Manager William Klare at 1 oclock at the grounds.
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William Klare
Unusual Hurling Talent At UC This Year
The University of Cincinnati Bearcat baseball program rebeds a new field on Carson Field with a sand loam mix for drainage. Coach Chambers trains a large pitching squad including 14 contenders with four veterans from last year and new hopefuls. The Siebler Tailors start the season April 4 with a game scheduled at the south end of the field.
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Carson Field
Chambers
Matty Schwab
Reds
Redland Field
Schwab
Bearcat
Miami
Siebler Tailors
University
George Merkle
George Naberhaus
Jimmy Straud
George Fehers
Lott Stuns Chapin in South Atlantic Tennis Semifinal
George Lott, Chicago schoolboy star and Canadian doubles champion, defeated A. H. Chapin Jr of Springfield in five sets 6-1 2-6 6-4 4-6 7-5 to reach the final in Augusta. Harada beat Hunter 6-1 6-4 in the upper bracket while Cassel and Harada moved into the semis in mixed doubles. Hardy and Lott advanced in men's doubles with a 6-0 6-0 8-6 win.
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Augusta
George Lott
A. H. Chapin, Jr
Springfield
Mass
T. Harada
Francis T. Hunter
Berkeley
W. Va
Hunter
Harada
Claire Cassel
New York
May Ballin
George Stadel
Sam Hardy
R. L. Baggs
J. P. Stockton
Quatrain to start in Preakness in May
Quatrain the three year old son of Omar Khayyam Bonnie Mary will start in the Preakness at Pimlico in May barring accidents. The colt is a six to one Derby favorite now at Lexington from owner Fréderick Jonasor and has earned nearly fifty thousand dollars this season at New Orleans.
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Biemiller May Become Red as Free Agent Pitcher
Harry Biemiller, Buffalo pitcher in the International League last season, is a free agent. He has been asked to report to the Cincinnati Reds in Orlando to sign a contract and will report there soon. Biemiller, a right hander, lives in Orlando and secured his own release from the Buffalo Club.
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Commercial Tribune
Orlando
Fla
Harry Biemiller
Buffalo
Reds
Biemiller
Nurmi Downs Ritola in 5 000 Meter Match Race
Paavo Nurmi defeated Finnish rival Willie Ritola in the 5,000 meter feature at the 106th Field Artillery Armory, clocking 14:38 while Ritola finished 120 yards behind after leading until lap five. Ritola suffered cramps late. Ugo Frigerio lost to Philip Granville in a 6,000 meter walk race with Granville posting 26:34 for the distance.
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N. Y
Paavo Nurmi
Willie Ritola
106Th Field Artillery Armory
Ritola
Nurmi
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Y M C A Athletic Club Names West President
A Central Parkway Branch meeting elected Ben West president and track captain, Eugene Noel as vice president, and John G. Schaffner as Secretary Treasurer. The Old Gold and Blue Club, organized in 1894, plans an ambitious track season with remarks from Dr Carl A Wilzbach and Ed Schulz.
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Ben West
Eugene Noel
John G. Schaffner
Fred Stormer
Carl A. Wilzbach
Ed Schulz
Chilhowee Receives Top Weight in Coffroth Handicap
In San Diego on March 26 top weight for the $50,000 Coffroth Handicap at the Tijuana track goes to Chilhowee Latonia Derby winner recently sold to S. M. Newman. Chilhowee carries 128 pounds after dominating a mile and an eighth race in 1 52 2 5 and a mile and a quarter in 2 06. Officials expect a field of fifteen to twenty runners.
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Cal
Tijuana
Chilhowee
M. Newman
Little Chief
Lee
Becker Team Schedules Game With Ft. Thomas
John Doherty manager of the Becker Clothes team announced a Sunday game with the Ft. Thomas Soldiers. Becker expects a stiff contest though it is more than an exhibition.
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Becker
Ft. Thomas Soldiers
Xavier to Pick Diamond Mentor Within Days
St. Xavier College vows to appoint a new baseball coach within the next several days. Athletic director Joe Meyer oversees auditions, with six lettermen and many sophomores vying for spots. Captain Jim Boyle appears secure at catcher as Meyer plans an April 11 exhibition at Corcoran Field and sets up games with Miami Wilmington College and Mt. Washington’s St Gregory Seminary.
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Avondale
Joe Meyer
Meyer
Saints
Jim Boyle
Boyle
George Reynolds
Buck
Wenzel
Bill Bien
Joe Kelly
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Y Wildcats Triumph In First Meet At Detroit Club Gym
In Detroit tonight the International Y M C A basketball tournament opened with upsets. Cincinnati beat Little Rock 30 to 21 while Detroit defeated New London 32 to 28. Saginaw edged Oak Park 28 to 26 and Racine beat Binghamton 22 to 16. Toronto Niagara Falls and Warren set to begin play tomorrow.
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