No Game for Reds Today as Mays Skies Arm in Florida
In Orlando on March 29 1925 Carl Mays reports progress amid Reds spring workouts. Donohue Sheehan and Truque show best form while outfield woes and arm soreness cast doubt on top lineup. Manager Hendricks plans batting practice and more curveball work as concerns over field conditions and travel trips prompt possible changes for next season.
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Carl Mays
Carl
Grover Land
Mays
Hendricks
Roush
Zitzmann
Yanks
Donohue
Sheehan
Truque
Jakie
Bob Hargrave
Ivy Wingo
Douglas
Hargrave
Bohne
Fonseca
Joe Tinker
Lou Widing
Park
Reds
Orlando
Cleveland
Lakeland
Washington
Tampa-St. Petersburg
Tampa
St. Petersburg
Bank
Toledo
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Reading
Baltimore
Jouymmey
Florida
Boxing and baseball outlook at full spring tempo
Boxing policy clash arises as Dempsey faces state rules while Kearns pushes for title defenses. The piece argues the State Athletic Commission action is futile, aiding Dempsey’s film career, and notes rival matchups with Wills or Gibbons. It also surveys optimism for Giants Yankees and Tigers as opening days approach.
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Dempsey
Harry Wills
Firpo
State Athletic Commission
United States
New York
New Jersey
Albany
Tex Rickard
South
Giants
Yankees
Brooklyn Robins
John J. McGraw
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
McGraw
Detroit Tigers
Washington Senators
Walter Johnson
Joe Bush
Urban Shocker
Yankee Senators and Tigers Vie For American League Pennant
Miller Huggins of the Yankees predicts a three way race among New York, Washington and Detroit for the American League pennant. He notes pitching strength will decide the outcome and cites the Athletics and other rivals as lacking in pitching depth.
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New York World News Service
Jacksonville
Fla
Yankees
Senators
Detroit Tigers
Miller Huggins
Yanks
Athletics
Browns
White Sox
Cleveland
Red Sox
Washington
Tigers
Pepper Martin Returns to Ring After Injury in Ballerino Bout
Pepper Martin, famed as a feisty New York light, plans a Tuesday night comeback at Pioneer Sporting Club facing Joe Delmars as part of a campaign toward a 130 pound title rematch with Steve Sullivan. The report notes his prior injury from a bout with Mike Ballerino and outlines other boxing headlines and promoter stances in New York.
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New York World News Service
New York
Pepper Martin
Pioneer Sporting Club
Joe Delmars
Martin
Mike Ballerino
Severa
Steve Sullivan
Eddie Frank
Eddie Cannonball Martin
Charles Rosenberg
Frank
Abe Goldstein
Manhattan Casino
Kearns
Cincinnati Club Boxing Bill Promises State Title Tests
Nine bouts highlight the fifth gym program as Cincinnati and Cleveland clubs clash tonight. Notable matches include bantam Joe Shevlin versus Harry Marcus for the Ohio State Amateur Championship and six other weight classes with Olympic contenders on Cleveland’s side. Action starts at 8:30 with 10 bouts on the card.
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Cincinnati Gymnasium and Athletic Club
Cleveland Athletic Club
Joe Shevlin
Harry Marcus
Cleveland
Shevlin
Johnny la Rose
George Liddy
Johnny Wynne
Harold Boehl
Eddy
Jimmy Klump
Cincinnati
A. LuVaida
Amateurs Hold Meeting Today In Cincinnati Baseball Association
Officers Judge Robert S. Marx and Judge Edward M. Hurley will meet with Park Board Amateur Baseball Commission Inc and Board of Education and Community Chest at the Business Men's Club to draft a permit plan for municipal fields. Edgar Friedlander and Commissioners Marx Hurley Frank C. Lane Kenneth Hill will finalize season plans at Christ Church Parish House. Lane Bechtold and club managers will set opening pairings before the 7 15 drawing and season schedule.
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Greater Cincinnati
Association
Robert S. Marx
Edward M. Hurley
Park Board
Amateur Baseball Commission, Inc
Board of Education and Community Chest
Business Men’s Club
Christ Church
Edgar Friedlander
Judge Marx
Hurley
Frank C. Lane
Kenneth Hill
Mr. Lane
Albert Bechtold
Glancy Named Top U S Aquatic Star in 1925 Meet
San Francisco March 29 Harry Glancy of the Cincinnati YMCA is entered in the National AAA swimming championships to be held in San Francisco April 23 26 He is regarded by Pacific Coast experts as one of the foremost 220 yard swimmers in the United States and was a member of America's victorious 800 meter relay team at Paris last July He will race against Weissmuller O Connor Howell and other entrants including Lester Smith Reg Harrison Bob Halloran and Harry Lewis
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San Francisco
Harry Glancy
Cincinnati Y. M. C. A
Glancy
United States
America
Paris
Johnny Weissmuller
Wallace O’conner
Dick Howell
Lester Smith
Olympic Club
Reg Harrison
Venice
Cal
Bob Halloran
Cleveland Athletic Club
Harry Lewis
New York Boys’ Club
Hikers Seven Four Members Walk Nine Miles Through Local Parks
The American Walkers Association logger notes 74 participants 36 women 38 men on a nine mile Sunday stroll starting at Erie and Delta avenues and returning to Madisonville. Earl Garrison, famed amateur walking champion of Ohio and Kentucky, led as road captain guiding the route through Ault Park Mariemont Plainville and local roads.
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American Walkers’ Association
Erie and
Delta Avenues
Observatory Road
Ault Park
Mariemont
Plainville
Madisonville
Muchmore
Drake
Indian Hill
Earl Garrison
Ohio
Kentucky
Walkers’ all-day hike reaches Walton Kentucky
Twenty four all day hike of the American Walkers Association yesterday brought thirteen ladies and nine men from Florence to Walton via the Dixie Highway with a chicken feed at the Atlas Hotel. They returned along the same route totaling twenty miles led by Joe Toner.
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American Walkers’ Association
Walton
Florence
Dixie Highway
Atlas Hotel
Joe Toner
Cinci Bowlers Shine as McCreight Leads Singles
Cincinnati bowlers dominated the American Bowling Congress events in Buffalo led by Eddie McCreight with 675 in singles and a nine-game all-events total of 1805. Al Darker added 670 and Knosp 652 as Cincinnati posted strong doubles and singles showings. Jimmy Smith failed to reach 600 in doubles or singles, missing a third all-events title, while the Thomas brothers faltered in their title defense.
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Cincy
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al Darker
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Thomas Brothers
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Renee
Garber McCreight
Popular Twin Oaks Golf Club Opens 1925 Season April 4
Twin Oaks Golf Club in Northern Kentucky announces the 1925 season opener set for April 4 weather permitting. The 18 hole course boasts modern hazards greens and a new clubhouse soon to replace the current six room structure. Harvey Myers serves as president with H P Colville Hamilton James and Herbert Jackson in key roles on the board and staff led by professional Telford Gibraski.
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Kentucky
Twin Oaks
Telford Gibraski
Harvey Myers
H. P. Colville
Hamilton James
Herbert Jackson
W. T. Stevenson
John W. Menzies
William S. Groom
John I. Shuff
Joseph Lackner
E. N. High
C. I. Carrico
Stribling Promised Fight With Tunney
In San Francisco, young Stribling after a ten round decision over Tommy Loughran earned a promised April 18 bout with Gene Tunney for the light heavy title. Promoters expect the outdoor park card to host the Stribling Tunney match before about 20 000 fans who paid around 40000 dollars. Loughran was treated for a broken rib at the Emergency Hospital.
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San Francisco
Young Stribling
Gene Tunney
Stribling
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
Tunney
Loughran
Ball Park
Weissmuller to Enter National Championships on Coast
Stanford coach Ernest Bradston announced positive assurance from Johnny Weissmuller that the Illinois A C swimming star will compete at the national championships in San Francisco starting April 23. He plans to enter the 50 and 1200-yard dashes and two relays, the 200 and 400.
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Palo Auto
Cal
Ernest Bradston
Stanford University
A. A. VA
Johnny Weissmuller
Illinois A. C
San Francisco
Weissmuller
Bradston
Detroit and Pittsburgh Dangerous This Season Review
Detroit Tigers and Pittsburgh Pirates headline a March 29 training camp review. Both clubs field strong rosters after solid prior seasons and remain long time contenders. The piece is the sixth in a series forecasting pennant hopes with four more teams to be covered and a finale set for April 12.
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Monitor
Jacksonville
Fla
Detroit Tigers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates Hire Hopeful Youthful Core For 1925 Season
Bill McKechnie praises a fast developing Pirates squad loaded with five first year players and several young pitchers. The 1925 Pirates blend youthful speed with veteran steadiness, aiming to challenge the Giants and capitalize on improved batting while monitoring fielding tradeoffs.
Huntington High Team Heads to National Scholastic Tourney
Huntington West Virginia March 29 The Huntington High School basketball team champions of West Virginia depart for Chicago to compete in the national inter scholastic tournament. Eight players led by Captain Lewis Meisel travel with Coach Slutz for the national event.
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Huntington
W. Va
Huntington High School
West Virginia
Chicago
Lewis Meisel
Slutz
Detroit Tigers poised for pennant run under Cobb
The Detroit Tigers under Ty Cobb show strong momentum with a balanced lineup led by Cobb Blue Heilmann Manush Bassler Rigney and Haney plus a robust pitching staff. Second base remains unsettled with Frank O’Rourke competing while southpaws Whitehill Wells Leonard and others anchor the rotation for a season expected to challenge the Yankees Senators and Athletics.
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Detroit
Tyrus Raymond Cobb
Navin Field
Yankees
Senators
Athletics
National League
Cobb
Keystone
Tigers
Frank O’rourke
Aaron Ward
Stanley Harris
Eddie Collins
Blue
Heilmann
Manush
Bassler
Rigney
Haney
Fothergill
Wingo
O'Rourke
Jones
Woodall
Browns
Earl Whitehill
Eddie Wells
Leonard
Dependa&ble
Bert’ Cole
Rip” Collins
Boston Red Sox
George Davis
Kenneth Holloway
Sylvester Johnson
Herman Pillette
Lil Stoner
Next Week Matchups Featuring Giants Yankees Robins and Senators
The schedule lists games next week involving the New York Giants and New York Yankees, the Brooklyn Robins, and the Washington Senators. Details on dates and venues are not specified in the excerpt.
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New York Giants
New York Yankees
Brooklyn Robins
Washington Senators
New York and Brooklyn Batteries Feature In Montgomery Scores
In Montgomery Alabama the New York Americans defeat Brooklyn Braves with notable battery clashes. Pennock Jones Schang O Neill Hoffman Ehrhardt Greene Schwartz Williams Deberry contribute in a game marked by strong pitching and fielding performances.
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Montgomery
Ala
New York
American
Brooklyn
National
Battery names listed for New Orleans ship crew
A fragment mentions the SS Boston sailing from New Orleans with a list of crew or related personnel including Ehmke Lucy Heving Stokes Vance Whitaker Dowie Lapan. The text also references 283 batteries and a few surnames like Gor and F.
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Boston
American
Southern
Ehmke
Lucy
Heving
Stokes
Vance
Whitaker and Dowie, Lapan
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