Derby Candidates Work Fast at Louisville Tracks
Speed tests for Kentucky Derby hopefuls at Douglas Park and the Downs feature Williams Bros Reputation and Bud Fisher's Swope with fast half mile times. Other workouts include Annihilator Abstract Kit Kat and Altawood as Widener, Cudahy, and Applegate assess form ahead of Belmont and Derby events.
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Louisville
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Commercial Tribune
Williams Bros
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Swope
Douglas Park
Lee O. Conner
Williams
Churchill Downs
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Altawood
Brave Bob
Roy Williams
New Orleans
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Gerald C. Cudahy
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Arthur Beard
Mere
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Harned Bros. & Jones
Widener
Joseph E. Widener
the Downs
Ham” Keene
E. C. Cowdin
Philadelphia
Belmont Park
New York
Lexington
Belmont
Boyd Payne
J. O. and
G. H. Keene
Downs
Latabona
Applegate
Busy Day Ahead For Association Amateur Outfits
Amateur baseball clubs in the Greater Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Association prep for the season with plans for fair diamond allotments. Exhibition games and practice across Christ Church Field Elder Stadium Faessel's grounds Hyde Park Lumber grounds and Crowe's Park feature teams such as Christ Church C M L Kloss Wet Colt and Purcell A C as managers push to field strong rosters before opening day.
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Hinkle
Park Board
City Diamonds
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Amateur Commission
Business Men’s Club
Christ Church
Christ Church Field
Becker
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Soldiers
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Crowe's Park
Price Hill
Shorty
Normile
Purcell Club
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Triple A
Meyerle Meats
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Railway Mails
Madisonville
Ferris Lumbers
Cambridge Wins Tumbling Thames Boat Race as Oxford Sinks
Cambridge captured the annual University boat race on a wind swept Thames despite Oxford sinking after the first mile. Cambridge led from early, finishing in 21 minutes 50 seconds as Oxford battled rough water and illness to fade from view.
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Cambridge
Thames
Associated Press
Putney
Otter
Hammersmith Bridge
Oxonians
Light Blues
Avithin
Cincinnati Reds Strong In Hurling Department
Cincinnati Reds are highlighted for their pitching strength as spring training ends and teams head for opening day. The article previews how the Reds compare with rivals in a season preview series, weighing pitching depth and overall form across leagues.
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Cincinnati Reds
Gibbons Rules Tunney Would Deliver Hard Fight
Tommy Gibbons of St Paul, likely to meet Gene Tunney in a fifteen round bout, said Tunney would provide a tough test after watching Tunney edge Harry Greb in ten rounds. He praised Tunney as a big strong fighter who boxes well and hits hard and accurately.
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ST. Paul
Tommy Gibbons
Gene Tunney
Tunney
Gibbons
Harry Greb
Wildcats Hold Y Court Title in Detroit Final
Cincinnati Y defeats Detroit Y 35 to 25 to win its third consecutive international YMCA basketball championship. Youshatown Ohio finishes third by beating Warren Arkansas 24 to 20 in the consolation series.
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Detroit “Y
Youshatown
Warren
Ark
Stribling Beats Loughran in San Francisco Bout
Georgia light heavyweight William Stribling defeats Philadelphia’s Tommy Loughran in ten rounds at the San Francisco ballpark. The crowd tops $40,000, a local boxing record. No knockdowns. Stribling dominates with power flurries though Loughran shows brief resistance in early rounds. Frankie Campbell and other preliminaries feature UC’s You Franklin and Dave Au over Eddie Kelly due to a first round hemorrhage. Sammy Campagno defeats Patsy Flanigan. Pat Lester tops Kid Williams in the six round semi.
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William L
Young) Stribling
Georgia
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
Stribling
Loughran
Patsy Flanigan
St. Louis
Pat Lester
Arizona
Kid” Williams
New York Bowlers Take Second in A B C Doubles
Harry Cohn and Harry Levy of New York City totaled 1 275 pins to finish second in the A B C Doubles. Cohn 638 Levy 635 led the pair with strong 200 plus games. Frank Farnan of Fort Wayne rose to fifth with 1 871 pins in nine events aided by a 664 singles burst. James Mitchell of St Paul posted 657 and Reday Wayne wler E E Heels led individual totals with 669. Farnan and Uricher were among the few others to break 1 200 in the doubles.
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N. Y
Harry Cohn
Harry Levy
New York City
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Levy
Frank Farnan
Ft. Wayne
Farnan
E. E. Heels
Wayne Wler
Reday
James Mitchell
St. Paul
F. Z. Uricher
Frigerio Sets Multiple World Records in 10,000m Victory
Italian walker Ugo Frigerio defeated Willie Plant at the Morningside A. C. games in New York to win the 10,000 meters in 44:38, breaking four indoor world marks and setting five more while also surpassing the outdoor record. Plant quit after 38 laps as Frigerio pulled away, with Frigerio signaling plans to stay in America for the summer season.
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New York
Ugo Frigerio
Milan
Italy
Willie Plant
America
Armory Hall
G. Rasmussen
Denmark
Ficials
Paave Nurmi
Europe
Local man loses six horses in Orlando stable fire
In Orlando Florida March 28 a fire destroyed one of the White stables razing ten stalls. Six famous horses in winter training died in the blaze three were saved. Loss estimated around 100000 dollars. F L Parrin of Cincinnati lost two colts named Aetna and Somebody valued at seven thousand dollars each.
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Cincinnati
Aetna
Somebody
Wynne Set to Fight McVeigh in Cincinnati Boxing Meet
Intercity Bout features Charles Wynne lightweight from Cincinnati Gym and Ath lific Club against Al McVeigh amateur champion of Cleveland Athletic Club in a dual meet at Cincinnati Gym Shillito Place tomorrow night. Six other bouts on the program.
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Charles Wynne
al McVeigh
Cleveland Athletic Club
Cincinnati
Shillito Place
Wynne
McVeigh
Cleveland
Kopf to Coach St. Xavier Nine
Larry Kopf former major leaguer and Reds member is named part time baseball coach at St. Xavier College with Joe Meyer explaining the change. Kopf will devote available time to tutoring the Saints whose squad is strong with six veteran lettermen and solid sophomores.
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St. Xavier College
Joe Meyer
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St. Xavier
Meyer
Wilmington College
Corcoran Field
Wilmington
Miami
Oxford
St. Gregory Seminary
Mt. Washington
Central Y youngsters defeat Portsmouth in intercity meet
Central Y M C A boys led by Lobitz and Holz swept Portsmouth in track and basketball events. In sprints 25 yard dash time 4.0 seconds. 100 yard dash 0 1325 with Central Y taking top two spots. Central Y scored 42 points to Portsmouth 3 in track. basketball results showed Central Y dominant in all weight classes.
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Creagh
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Lott Triumphs In South Atlantic Tennis Meet
George Lott of Chicago and the Canadian doubles team won the South Atlantic men's singles title by defeating T Harada of Japan in four sets. Mrs T Sohst of New York took the ladies' singles title over Claire Cassell. In men's doubles S Howard Voshell and A H Chapin Jr beat Sam Hardy and Lott. Cassell and Harada won the mixed doubles.
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New York
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Voshell
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Springfield
Mass
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Mrs. T. Sohst
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Jimmy Wilcox Dead A Western League Star
Jimmy Wilcox aged 29 a noted third baseman for the Omaha Western League team died in Mercy Hospital of pneumonia after a two month illness. Born in Oakdale Pennsylvania he began his baseball career there and later joined Omaha. last year he led the league in fielding and is survived by his widow and one child.
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Omaha
Mercy Hospital
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Oakdale
Estern
Cubs Acquire Shortstop in Trade With Angels
Los Angeles March 28 Jim McCauley longtime Los Angeles Club shortstop traded to the Chicago Cubs for Clark Pittenger and Charley Root. Cubs seek an experienced shortstop to replace Rabbit Maranville who was injured two weeks ago, Oscar Reichow announced.
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Los Angeles Club
Chicago Cubs
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Salt Lake
Charley Root
Angel
Oscar Reichow
Cubs
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Reichow
Nurmi wins Pittsburgh mile and Ritola cruises three miles
Paavo Nurmi, the flying Finn, easily wins the indoor one mile at the 107th Field Artillery Armory in Pittsburgh with a 4:35.2. James Connolly places second and Verne Booth third as Willie Ritola takes the three mile event in 14:48.2, Clyde Lies and J. Riley finish behind.
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107Th Field Artillery Armory
James Connolly
Washington, D. C
Verne Booth
Millrose A. A
New York
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Clyde Lies
University of Pittsburgh
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Westinghouse Club
Maranville to Return to Game in Five Weeks
Chicago March 28 Rabbit Maranville Cubs star shortstop broke a small bone in his right ankle sliding into third base in an exhibition on the coast against the Los Angeles Pacific Coast League club. President William Veeck said he will be back in the line up in five weeks and likely will fill a role on the coach line during recuperation.
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