Amateur Association Prepares Double Header at Redland Field
The Greater Cincinnati Amateur Association schedules a Sunday double bill at Reds park with Price Hill Tigers, L. B. Harrisons, Ferris Lumber and C. M. and L. leading a slate of eight games at Redland Field Hyde Park and Newport venues. Frank Lane notes Umpire Harry Gant will work behind the plate.
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Lumber Company
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Purcells
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East End
Meyerle Meats
Newport City Diamond
Brighton Vs
Simon Pures
Greater
Ferris Lumber
Ferris
Frank Lane
Ohio
Harry Gagt
Gant
Brooks Np
Lane
Hyde Park Lumber Company
Tiger
Price Hill
Walnut Hills
Tigers
How They May Run in Today's Races
Savage selections list Terineton and Petal for the first race with Tippity Witchet and Beautiful Addie. Second race features Lady Newtown Help Red Seth while third includes Valence Earl Combs Serious. Zeigler entry with Colonel Schooler Saar leads fourth race. Rosa Greener Defectable Jolly Boy appear in fifth. Trapnet Duanne Elm in sixth and Tender Rachel Potter Taylor Hay in seventh. Best chance Zeigler entry Seth
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Lexington
Cloughjordan
Beautiful Addie
Tippety Witchet
Red Seth
Cobham
Deceitful
Valence
de Grado
Earl Combs
Gloria Quayle
Saar
Sarah Day
Rhrosa Greener
Freeholder
Jolly Boy
Trapnet
Helen Carter
George Groom
Tender Seth
Taylor Hay
Kirklevington
Trackman Selections From Lexington Card
The list shows jockey picks for seven races at Lexington with horse pairings and bids. Notable best bets include Valence in several entries and Thundering as a strong alternative across multiple races.
Cardinal Triumph Over St. A. A. C. 11 to 1 in Five Innings
The Cardinal nine defeated St. A. C. by 11 to 1 in five innings. Specht starred at third base for the winners with solid hitting as Cardials upped their record at Westwood. Errors by St. A. A. C. aided the visitors while Renner pitched for the Cardinals.
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Cardinal
St. A. C
Specht
St. A.A. AB. i
Burkhard
Phinses
Schulze
Dierak
Manille
Ol Britt
Freeman
Kregse
Hartman
Renner
Arling’s
Sieve
Foley
Burger
al Reems
Byner
Ume
Lantenschlager
Westwood 2
Historic Garden To Shelter Last Contest Tonight
New York boxing legend Johnny Dundee faces Sid Terris in the Garden’s final show tonight. The piece notes Dundee’s long career, Terris rising to challenge, and Madison Square Garden’s historic end as an era closes.
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Johnny Dundee
Sid Terris
Madison Square Arena
Hype Igoe
New York World News Service
New York
Madison Square Garden
Dundee
Bucko
Fistiana
Terris
John
Willie Jackson
Johnny
Jackson
Amateur Association Sets Thursday Meeting on Rules
The Greater Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Association will hold a meeting of all commissioners and managers at the Gibson on Thursday night at 8 o'clock. Final rules and regulations for this year will be developed during the session.
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Greater Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Association
Gibson
Greb Bout Postponed by Rain in Columbus
Rain and cold weather forced the postponement of the world middleweight title bout between Harry Greb and Billy Britton in Columbus Ohio. The match was moved to Wednesday.
Griffo Not Dead Says Widely Known Featherweight
New York reports misstate the death of boxer Young Griffo. Griffo, 54, declares I’m not dead as morgue rumor spreads. He recalls learning of his death early morning then enjoys the astonished reaction from friends and sports figures.
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Griffo
James J. Johnson
National Sports Alliance
Forty-third Street
Ninth
Tenth Avenues
Sam Harris
Jones Outpoints Welsh In Ten Round People’s Theater Headliner
Jimmy Jones of Youngstown W B welter defeats Frankie Welsh of Chicago on a crowded boxing card at People’s Theater. Jones applies aggressive pressure and lands the harder blows to win seven rounds to three. Welsh uses defense to avoid a knockout as the show features four preliminaries with three knockouts.
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Youngstown
People’s
Frankie Welsh
Chicago
People’s Theater
Welsh
Jones
Empire Athletic Club
Windy City
Johnny Bass
Frankie McCann
Medas
McCann
Bass
Baumann
Lee Haney
Cincinnati
Tommy Stevenson
Pittsburgh
Haney
Stevenson
Haney Falls to Stevenson as Kline Meader Stuns Ring
In a one round show at 135 pounds Patsy Kline floored Carl Meader with a vicious right, forcing a KO count. Haney was dropped by a sharp blow and, despite wanting to continue, his corner stopped the contest. A four round tilt between Young Marco and Barney Gilpin ended in a draw.
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Haney
Stevenson
Patsy Kline
Carl Meader
Meader
Kline
Marco
Barney Gilpin
Houghton Delivers Warnings to Europe at British Dinner
At a Pilgrims dinner in London leaders including the Archbishop of Canterbury Colonial Secretary Amery and Lord Desborough heard Ambassador Houghton urge Europe to restore good faith for lasting peace. He warned American aid hinges on Europe’s move toward constructive reconstruction and a peaceful, self help path.
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Auckland Geddes
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Lord Desborough
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Robert Cecil
Viscount Cave
William Joynson-Hicks
Douglas Hogg
Ronald McNeill
H. L. Washington
George
Great Britain
Houghton
United States of America
Ambassador Houghton
America
Europe
St Marys High Team Faces Ohio Mechanics Institute Friday
St Marys High School baseball meets Ohio Mechanics Institute Friday at Hyde Park Lumber grounds. Coaches Reddington and Max Stein have prepared their squads for the contest with Frank Lane umpiring.
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St. Mary’s
Ohio Mechanics’ Institute
Hyde Park
Harrisons to Practice at Hyde Park Grounds
The L. B. Harrison baseball team of the Greater Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Association will hold a practice session this afternoon at the Hyde Park Lumber Company grounds. Manager Marty Reddington requests all players to report at the Hyde Park diamond no later than 30 o'clock.
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Walnut Hills
Becker
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Faessils Field
Leonines
East End
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Taft Field
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Meyerle Meats
Pleasant Ridge
Kentucky
Christ Church Field
Christ Church
Pat Corcoran
Century
Fuzzy Albert
Family of Ebbets Given Stock in Baseball Club
Charles H. Ebbets former president of the Brooklyn club leaves his stake in the National League franchise to his widow and three children share equally. Mrs. Ebbets gains 3000 dollar annual income and use of the Clearwater Florida home for three years. The first wife receives 7500 dollars yearly. Son Charles H. Ebbets Jr. gets 2000 dollars annually and a stickpin from his father. Will not yet filed for probate.
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New York
Charles H. Ebbets
Brooklyn National League Baseball Club
Charles, Jr
Slattery Wins Heavyweight Bout In Buffalo
Jimmy Slattery of Buffalo knocked out Jack McDonald of Butte in the third round of a six round contest. Slattery scored three knockdowns before the stoppage, with weights 164 and 177 pounds respectively.
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Buffaila
N. Y
Jimmy Slattery
Buffalo
Jack McDonald
Butte
Mont
Slattery
McDonald
Kramer Knocks Out Travers in Eighth Round
Philadelphia featherweight Danny Kramer knocked out Mickey Travers of New Haven in the eighth round of a ten round scheduled bout. Kramer weighed 125 pounds and Travers 128 pounds.
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Danny Kramer
Mickey Travers
New Haven
Conn
Kramer
Travers
International League Game Report
Rain affected a New York area doubleheader with Toronto and Rochester games delayed. Key players Freitag Grabowski McKee and McNamara contributed for their teams as Newarka and Buffalo faced wet grounds and altered lineups.
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Keifer
Freitag
Grabowski
McKée
Toronto
R. H. E. Rou Gisahetes
McNamara
Smith
Thomas Newarka
Buffalo
Rochester
Anglo French accord on German disarmament action
Britain and France have reportedly reached an agreement on an allied note to Germany over disarmament failures. The note, to be issued after the Paris ambassadors conference on May 13, would press Germany to fulfill disarmament terms and could trigger evacuation of the Cologne area and transfer of armament control to the League of Nations.
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Newsork World News Service
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World News Service
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Great Britain
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Cologne
League of Nations
Ptee World News Service
Eae
Y. World Press Pub. Co
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