Cardinals Proud of Time as World Champs
Avon Park Florida March 18 AP The St Louis Cardinals claim world champion status and confidence for another season with new manager Bob O Farrell and fresh pitching and hitting talent. The roster changes include a promoted catcher manager and new outfielders while noting Ring Alexander Sherdel Reinhart Haines Keon Bell and Dyer among pitchers with Snyder and two Syracuse farm system catchers in camp.
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Flint Rhem
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Philadelphia
New York
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Willie Sherdel
Arthur Reinhart
Jesse Haines
Vic Keon
Herman Bell
Ed Dyer
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Frank Snyder
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St. Louis Baseball Farm
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Frank Chambers
Uni
Danny Lark
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Bill McKechnie
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Players Predict Repetition Regardless of Outsiders
Players express confidence in repeating their performance and dismiss concerns about public opinion. They emphasize teamwork and focus on maintaining current form for upcoming challenges.
Scarcity of Pitchers Alarms Phillies Ahead of Exhibition
Philadelphia Nationals face a pitcher shortage with only a few healthy arms in Bradenton Florida. Four are on the injured list and others are too far from game readiness, prompting Columbus to consider canceling Monday’s Plant City exhibition. The A's were edged 13 to 5 by Boston in St Petersburg as Umpire Frank Wilson's forfeit decision looms from a 1921 dispute involving Ty Cobb and Kid Gleason.
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Ban Johnson
Morarity Likely 10 Win Pennant for the Tigers
Detroit reports manager George Moriarty in 1920 poised to lift the Tigers from a pennant drought, aiming to emulate Hugh Jennings who turned Detroit into a three straight league champion run after 1907. The club has star performers yet a recent team slump persists.
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George Moriarty
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Speedboats Ready for 14th Biscayne Bay Regatta
Miami Beach March 18 AP Speedboats from Miss America V and IV to small outboard craft prepare along Biscayne Bay for the 14th annual regatta. About 100 contestants enter including world record holders in five classes as Wood and others vie to set a new salt water speed record with Miss America V aiming for 72.7 mph.
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Miami Beach
Mar
Biscayne Bay
Pennock May Be Last Yankee Arriving for Camp
The report says Herb Pennock may be the final Yankee to report to Florida camp as he contemplates joining the holdouts. Earl Combs arrived with his luggage at the Yankees hotel in Petersburg. The Giants hosted the Cardinals at Sarasota with St Louis winning 9 to 3 in the final frame, and Brooklyn defeated Columbus 8 to 2 at Clearwater.
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Clearwater
Reds Lose Five Straight As Spring Training Stays Mixed
Cincinnati Reds shift to St Petersburg Florida after a 6 to 3 defeat to the Washington Senators in Tampa. They have lost five of six games against American League clubs and plan a return game with the St Louis Browns in Tarpon Springs.
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Thevenow Returns as Cardinals Blank Giants
The Cardinals welcomed back Tommy Thevenow, a key holdout, boosting spirits as Flint Rhem remained recalcitrant. Bob O'Farrell's club shut out the New York Giants 3 to 0 yesterday, underscoring a strong start to the season.
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ST. Louis
Mar
Cardinals
Tommy Thevenow
Bob O’farrell
Giants
Flint Rhem
Athletic Night Observed Honoring Davidson Champions
Davidson March 18 Athletic Night honored the letter men from football basketball and wrestling and celebrated the state football champions. E F Bohannon received a Norris Candies loving cup as best all around athlete. Captain Wells accepted a silver football from Schmidt Jewelry and Dr W J Martin accepted the trophy. Certificates were awarded to 22 football players 8 basketball players and 6 wrestlers. Davidson college orchestra performed and the crowd sang College Ties and O Davidson.
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Mar
James
Charlotte
Jos. B. Johnston
Barnum Springs
E. F. Bohannon
Norris Candies, Inc
Atlanta
J. M. Douglas
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Schiffman Jewelry Company
Greensboro
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J. H. Mc Connell
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Red Sox Win Three Straight Exhibition Games
Boston wins third straight exhibition beating the Pelicans 7 to 2 at New Orleans yesterday. Jacobson had two doubles and a single while Regan hit a right field triple.
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Mar
Red Sox
Pelicans
New Orleans
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Regan
Pessimistic Navy Official Predicts Football Decline
Navy Bill Ingram warned that future rule changes may end football as we know it. He said the committee’s work could lead to a game resembling baseball in pink tights within ten to fifteen years.
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Philadelphia
Mar
Navy
Bill Ingram
Archbishops and bishops hold seats in Lords
The British House of Lords includes two archbishops and twenty one bishops as members.
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