Redlegs Surpass Brewers 13 9 in Fourth Inning Drubbing
Cincinnati Reds bat around in the fourth, pitching woes for Milwaukee as Denny Guerin is hammered for ten runs. Sheehan dominates early then weakens. Eppa Rixey struggles in late innings as Reds win 13 to 9 in Sanford Florida.
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Redlegs
Guerin
Brewer
Hendricks
Sheehan
Rixey
Bob Newhall
The
Commercial Tribune
Sanford
Fla
Reds
Milwaukee Brewers
Denny Guerin
Brewers
Schneider
Bryan
BUNTS AND BINGLES SANFORD FL March 28
The team returned immediately after the game and will rest tomorrow. Manager Hendricks abandoned his earlier plan to break the sabbath with a workout.
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Sanford, Fla
Hendricks
Bubbles Hargrave Receives News of Mother’s Illness
Soon after the athletes left for Sanford a telegram arrived announcing Bubbles Hargrave’s mother was dying in Fort Wayne Indiana. He read the message and rushed to Orlando to catch the 3 05 train north. He sent a wire to his wife who was visiting Ivy Wingo's.
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Athles
Sanford
Bubbles Hargrave
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Bubbles
Orlando
North
Ivy Wingo
Hargrave Family Delays Return From Atlanta Trip
The Hargrave family plans to meet in Atlanta with Mrs. Hargrave likely already en route to Fort Wayne to visit relatives and drive the Hargrave car to Cincinnati. The elder Mrs. Hargrave is 75 and the sister states there is no hope. Douglas will divide catching duties with Wingo in the interim.
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Norcross
Atlanta
Hargrave
Bub, Jr
Ft. Wayne
Cincinnati
Bub
Douglas
Wingo
Pedro Dibut Declares Readiness to Pitch
Pedro Dibut appeared this morning and said he is ready to pitch at any time. He answered questions about his Cuba troubles with a simple Fine and added he would not return there.
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Pedro Dibut
Cuba
Pedro
Zitzmann's Bharley Horse and Smith's Left Field Hits
Zitzmann delivered a slight bharley horse while Elmer Smith cavorted in left and collected three solid hits in the game.
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Zitzmann
Elmer Smith
Man and Billy Gilbert Move To The Gate
Joseph Garrettson of the Tinges Star relocates to the gate with Billy Gilbert in a brief migration note.
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Joseph Garrettson
Ditof
The
Tinges Star
Billy Gilbert
Cold Weather Delays Final Bat In Heavy Sweater
Temperatures dropped sharply as Curt Walker took the final innings in a heavy sweater due to the bitter cold. The brisk conditions defined the day as players endured the wintry air.
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Curt Walker
Team to Conclude Tour With Reading Keystones Game
The squad finishes its away stretch in Orlando with the penultimate road game of the stay. Rest days follow tomorrow and Monday before Tuesday's match against Spencer Abbott's Reading Keystones. They depart that night on the first leg of the North tour.
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Orlando
Spencer Abbott
Reading Keystones
Pitcher Burns Arm with Electric Mat Downtime
Carl Mays reports daily four hour treatment on his arm with an electric mat and says it is improving. The same therapy is aiding Dressen's ailing shoulder while Charlie Won't is not yet ready to throw at full capacity for several weeks.
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Carl Mays
Dressen
Charlie
Giants Manager McGraw Visits Orlando Red Club Tonight
John McGraw, Giants manager, checked into a Orlando hostelry late tonight and met treasurer Lou Widing for an hour or more. Both called the visit strictly social while rumors swirled of talks on trades before McGraw resumes to Jacksonville.
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John McGraw
Giants
Orlando
Kreds
Lou Widing
Red Club
McGraw
Widing
Reds
Griffiths party stays at Reds' hotel on Tampa to Jacksonville trip
Manager Clark Griffith of the world champions and his wife and sister-in-law spent the night at the Reds' hotel. They are traveling from Tampa toward Jacksonville where Griff will ship his car north.
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Clark Griffith
Reds
Hey
Tampa
Jacksonville
Griff
Lou Widrig Talks Next Year Rates With San Juan Hotel
Lou Widrig discussed terms for next year with San Juan Hotel management today but no contract was signed. The hotel seeks higher rates than this year and Widrig will not commit to a closing date for at least a time.
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Lou Widrig
San Juan
Widrig
Pittsburgh Yellow Jackets win Western Division playoff
The Pittsburgh Yellow Jackets defeated Eveleth Minnesota 3 to 1 in a United States Amateur Hockey Association Western Division playoff to claim the division title. The next game is set for Eveleth Monday night.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Yellow Jackets
Eveleth, Minn
United States Amateur Hockey Association
Eveleth
Connecticut withdraws protest against Nurmi
The Connecticut Association of the National Amateur Athletic Union withdrew its protest filed against Paavo Nurmi after he did not appear at a Hartford meet on March 14. The Registration Board announced Nurmi was exonerated, with the Metropolitan Committee citing a physician’s certificate of illness.
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New York
Connecticut Association
National Amateur Athletic Union
Paavo Nurmi
Hartford Onarch
Nurmi
Metropolitan
Jake Schaefer’s Rise From Boyhood Dream To Billiard Champion
Robert Edgren profiles Jake Schaefer the 18.2 balkline billiards champion, noting he is the unique case of a son becoming champion in the same division as his father The original Jake Schaefer known as The Wizard dominated until Willie Hoppe emerged, marking a lineage of billiards excellence.
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Champion
Jake Schaefer
the Wizard
Willie Hoppe
Hoppe
Jake
Chicago
Charles Schaefer
West
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Hotel Astor
Cue
Schaefer
Ten Eyck
Edward H. Ten Eyck
Henley
America
James Ten Eyck
Syracuse
Arene
New Bantam Champion Charley Rosenberg Aids Widow Mother
Charley Rosenberg the newly crowned bantam king grew up in New York at 113th Street and supported his widowed mother after his father died. He started boxing in local clubs, trained under Harry Segal, and built a string of wins including a knockout of Nat Pincus. He is described as well mannered and focused on a long, respected career in boxing.
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New York
Charley
Phil) Rossenberg
West One Hundred and Thirteenth Street
Commonwealth Sporting Club
Charley Benyon
Bob Martin
Harry Segal
Segal
Danny Lee
Rosenberg
Carl Duane
Danny Edwards
Sonny Smith
Johnny Curtin
Harry Gordon
Rick Josephs
Nat Pincus
Martin
K. O. Phil Kaplan
Charley Rosenberg
Reds to finish third as Newhall weighs lineup and form
Special Correspondent Bob Newhall predicts the Cincinnati Reds will start the season with an identified infield and limited outfield depth. He names Bressler at first, Critz at second, Pinelli at third, and Jamesy Caveney at short, with Roush in center and Walker/Zitzmann in the corners. He projects Donahue, Rixey, Sheehan, Luque, and Mays as starters or relievers and suggests Dibut as a potential three inning option, concluding the Reds likely finish third behind New York and Chicago with Brooklyn fourth.
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Bob Newhall
The
Commercial Tribune
Orlando
Fla
Reds
South
Hendricks
Redland Field
Dressen
Caveney
Little Charlie
Jamesy
Bressler
Topel
Fonseca
Critz
Pinelli
Elmer Smith
Bill Zitzmann
Curt Walker
Roush
Walker
Zitzmann
Smith
Pete Donahue
Pete
Ed Morris
Stormy Collins
Neal Brady
Benton
Sheehan
Luque
Rixey
Mays
Carl
Jakie May
Donahue
May
Pedro Dibut
Charlie
St. Paul
Dibut
Red
Bohne
Fowler
Earl Neale
Bill Clymer
Grover Land
New York
Cubs
Brooklyn
Pirates
Dodgers
Vance
Cards
Boston
Phillies
Teams from Oregon Washington and Florida arrive for national interscholastic tourney
Teams from Oregon, Washington and Florida arrived in Chicago for the national basketball interscholastic tournament at the University of Chicago. Coach A A Stagg will conduct the draw Monday afternoon and entries close at 8 30 a m.
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Chicago
Oregon
Washington
Florida
University of Chicago
A. A. Stagg
Penn Relay Team Sails for England to meet Oxford and Cambridge
The University of Pennsylvania relay squad sailed on the Carmania for England to face Oxford and Cambridge at the Queen's Club in London on April 11. After the games they return with Lord Burgley who will compete in the Pennsylvania relay carnival in Philadelphia on April 24 and 25. The travelers include Keith Schnebley, Ray Wolf, Everett Lommasson, Charles Rogers, and J O McDonal, led by Louis A. Madeira III, chairman of the Pennsylvania Track Committee.
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New York
University of Pennsylvania
England
Oxford
Cambridge
Queen's Club
London
Lord Burgley
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Keith Schnebley
Kansas City
Ray Wolf
East Orange
N. J
Everett Lommasson
Cleveland
Charles Rogers
Merchantville
J. O. McDonal
Paterson
Louis A. Madeira III
Pennsylvania Track Committee
Bennett Hill Enters 500 Mile Auto Race
Bennett Hill of Los Angeles entered the 500 mile Indianapolis race to be run at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway on May 30. Hill has raced locally, finishing fifth last year, and set a 250 mile world record of 126 miles an hour at Culver City on Thanksgiving Day. He will drive an eight cylinder car manufactured in San state.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Bennett Hill
Los Angeles
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Hill
Culver City
Cal
San State
Tijuana Race Results Highlight Multiple Thoroughbreds
Race card from Tijuana notes purses 600 to 700, four races, and results for horses including Sanford Roberts Jimmie Trinz Brevet Nine Sixty Lady Abbott Fullantis Fernandes Arctic King Zorro Hats Up Atossa Olds Eight Jack Frost Sway Melville Matinee Idol Melville Emma G Repulse Roxana and more with scratches and times. weather fair and track slow.
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Roberts
Griffin
Jimmie Trinz
Barnes
Smith
Raw—Runall
Happy
Private Seth
Alborak
Adele W
Shasta Sol
Light Carbine
Sir Maurice
Miss Eugene
Irish Bee
Minnie Bomba
Lady Abbott
Dan Arvi
Corbett
Honey’s Jewel
Miss Dunbar
Chet G
Love Song
Quinam
Blianche Meyers
Lucky Hays
Lassie
Fullantis
O’donnell
Fernandes
Hooper
Little Buck
Reene Fry
Little Pointer
Smiling
Last Chip
Jean Scratched
Ravenwing
Turtongs
Praneers
McHugh
Schaefer
Lady Berrilldon
Dian
Convent
Miss Fryer
Query
Arctic King
Zorro
Miss Omond
Matt Bunch
Good Hope
Cleg
Oil Lady
Brazos
Emma Williams
Bolivar Bond
Atossa
Edwards
Buddie Kean
Black Wand
Cella
Aerild c. Cnktrideuuh
Melchair
Bardalid
Poor Puss
Herald
Neon Glide
Bobby Alien
Jack Frost
Sway
Access Ccs
Cosiees
Fast Boy
Clanmore
Mary Conkane
Plow Steel
Marie Maxim
T. J. Pendergast
Doughregan
Dewbank
McParlin
Emma G
O’don’ll
Cruit
Repulse
Lang
Runolathe
Sweet Grasé
Sasper
Walls
Wrackhorn
Worthman
Sixteenth Coffroth Handicap at Tijuana on Friday Rounds
Tomorrow features the Coffroth Handicap for $50 000 added money at Tijuana with 16 entries. Track conditions are slow due to recent rain but sun and wind improve prospects. weights list includes Triots Cherry Pie Atherstone Gen Thatcher and more with odds varying from 2 to 20 to 1. Sanford Carman tops Kentucky Derby hopes by winning the Silver State Handicap as Elector and Repulse follow. Jockey Walls may ride Cherry Tree or Spic and Span with Petzoldt set to ride Lucky Play if it starts.
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Tijuana
Mexico
San Diego
Adobe
Walls
Cherry Tree
O’donnell
McAtee
Atherstone
Wakeoff
Thatcher
Ieee
McHugh
G. Johnson
Martinez
Paula Shay
Mortenson
Elston Little Chief
Taplin
McGill
Sanford
R. F. Carman
Leslie Stable
Jockey Walls
Span
Petzoldt
Lucky Play
Seneneeneeenee
Intermediate Quintets Face Decisive Intermediate League Final
The L. B. Harrison Gym hosts an 8:30 p.m. showdown between the American Legion Rovers of Lockland and the Y. M. C. A. goal tossers to decide the league champion. Both clubs tied for first with identical records, with strong local support expected from Valley fans and Clinton Street backers. Referee Frank Lane, also league president, will oversee the match to resolve any disputes.
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L. B. Harrison
American Legion Rovers
Lockland
Valley
West End
Clinton Street
Frank Lane
Michelson repeats Laurel to Baltimore marathon win
Albert Whitey Michelson of Cygnet A. C. East Port Chester New York won the Laurel to Baltimore marathon in 2 hours 43 minutes 57.6 seconds. Frank Zuna Newark finished second in 2:48:44.5, with Bill Kennedy and Frank Wendling also among the top finishers as Cygnet A. C. captured the team trophy.
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Baltimore
Albert
Whitey
Michelson
Cygnet
A. C
East Port Chester
N. Y
Frank Zuna
Newark
N. J
Bill Kennedy
Frank Wedling
Buffalo
Star
Wendling
Zuna
Kennedy
Albert Petruska
University of Maryland
Elmer Moran
Detroit
Mike Lynch
Washington
W. E. Froelich
John Rosi
Cygnet A. C
Rosi
Prize Fighter Arrested In Scranton Bout Incident
Augie Ratner, a New York middleweight, refused to fight in Scranton last night and was arrested today on a charge of false pretenses. He posted bail and departed for New York.
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Scranton
Augie Ratner
New York
Walnut Billiard Parlor Opens at Walnut Street
The Walnut Billiard Parlor is now open at 511 Walnut St on the second floor above Fifth Street. It offers 16 high grade Monarch cushion billiard tables and is fully staffed for patrons.
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Walnut ST
Fifth Street
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