Baseball May Start As Georgia Faces Buckeyes
The article notes college baseball action this week with Georgia and Auburn leading inter conference schedules. Ohio State visits Georgia Tech in a two game set after losses to Georgia and Oglethorpe, while Oglethorpe dominates Ohio State in a big 11-1 win. The piece also mentions a boxing bout involving Stribling and Slattery and promoter plans for a future match.
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Ia Tech
Maryland
Auburn
Ord
Florida
Oglethorpe
University of Richmond
Guilford College
Bull Dogs
Tigers
Dixie
Ohio State University
Georgia Tech
Buckeyes
Petrels
Steeplechase on in the Isles at Aintree
Jack Horner owned by C Schwartz won the grand national steeplechase at Aintree, four and a half miles with 16 fences, as crowds packed the course and Americans hoped for Mount Etna or Bright Boy victory. An Aintree hospital was announced with staff on duty.
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Aintree
Lancashire
Jack Horner
Melton’s Guide
C. Schwartz
Liverpool
Mar
Stephen Sanford
Bright Boy
Brooks
Stribling Wins a Ten Round Boxing Decision
Young Stribling of Georgia defeated rival Jim Slattery of Buffalo in a ten round heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden. The win keeps Stribling on track for heavyweight honors after a prior Miami bout with Gene Tunney was cancelled for lack of financial guarantee.
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New York
Young Stribling
Georgia
Jimmy Slattery
Buffalo
Stribling
Miami
Gene Tunney
Madison Square Garden
Early spring training cuts shape rosters across major leagues
Major league camps report roster trimming as Boston's Braves cut to 26 and Chicago White Sox pare their group for openings at Comiskey Park. Cubs and Pirates play in California with minor leaguers assigned. Giants and Senators schedule Florida exhibitions while Ty Cobb faces multiple assignments and travels through North Carolina and Florida.
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Mexico City
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Jack Quinn
Ed. Baecht
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Fla
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Bottomley
San Antonio
North Carolina
Toronto Outfit
Ty Cobb
Gibson
Holloway
Detroit Tigers
Cobb
Asheville
Hughie Jennings
Detroit Pilot
Tigers
Charlotte
Sponge rubber puncture proof inner tube invention
Inventor unveils a new automobile inner tube made entirely of pure sponge rubber. The design promises resistance to punctures, potentially reducing flat tires and maintenance for drivers.
Fights Last Night in New York and Nearby
Young Stribling of Georgia defeated Jimmy Slattery of Buffalo. Sally Seeman of New York won by technical knockout over K O Leonard of New Orleans. Bud Gorman of Kenosha defeated Carl Carter of Cuba. Joe Caramere of New York beat Artie Marvin of New York. Mike Esposito of Stamford and Tony Canzoneri of New York fought to a draw.
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New York
Young Stribling
Georgia
Jimmy Slattery
Buffalo
Sally Seeman
K. O. Leonard
New Orleans
Bud Gorman
Kenosha
Wis
Carl Carter
Cuba
Joe Caramere
Artie Marvin
Mike Esposito
Stamford
Conn
Tony Canzoneri
Beaux-Arts Ball Set At University of Virginia
Art and architecture students transform Fayerweather Hall into a Paris street for a Beaux-Arts ball starting at midnight Friday. Naylor's Seven Aces will play. Alpha Rho Chi oversees planning. attendance requires Parisian costumes and a sobriety pledge. Invitations limited to other departments. dinner and initiation at Dolly Madison Inn precede the event.
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University of Virginia
Fayerweather Hall
Paris
Naylor
Seven Aces
Alpha Rho Chi
Alpha Rho Sigma
Dolly Madison Inn
German Diplomat Forrenbach Dies at 74 in Freiburg
Konstantin Fehrenbach, fifth chancellor of the German republic, died in Freiburg at 74 after a pneumonia illness. Born in Wellendighagen in the Black Forest on January 11, 1952, he studied theology then law and pursued politics with the Centre Party. He served in the Baden provincial assembly, Reichstag, and led the Reichstag as president. He chaired the postwar assembly at Weimar in 1919 and became chancellor in 1920, resigning in 1921 amid reparations tensions. He remained a central Reichstag figure afterward.
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Konstantin Fehrenbach
Freiburg
Baden
Herr Fehrenbach
Wellendihiagen
Black Forest
Centre Party
Reichstag
Weimar
Spa
London
Germany
Dr. Wirth
Marx
Bohannon Elected President of Davidson College Athletic Association
Ernest F. Bohannon of Davidson won the Davidson College Athletic Association presidency, defeating T. F. Anderson of Bristol Virginia Tennessee. The election was announced March 26.
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Davidson
Ernest F. Bohannon
Davidson College Athletic Association
T. F. Anderson
Bristol
Tenn
Sarmenito Defeats Smith in Chicago Bout
Omaha contender Pete Sarmenito from the Philippines defeats Harold Smith of Chicago in a listed bout, score noted as ten. The match appears in a brief sports snippet.
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Omaha
Pete Sarmenito
Philippines
Harold Smith
Chicago
Collette Opens North and South With 77 Qualifying Mark
Glenna Collette, national woman’s champion, began first round play at Pinehurst paired with Jane Brooks of New York. Collette posted a 77 to set a new qualifying record for the 18 holes.
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Pinehurst
Mar
Glenna Collette
Jane Brooks
New York
Body found at Fort Leavenworth ends deserter search
The body of Private Thomas J. Culp, listed as a deserter since his disappearance at Fort Leavenworth in early March, was discovered in Smiths Lake at the army post near Leavenworth.
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Leavenworth, Kas
Thomas J. Culp
Fort Leavenworth
Smith’s Lake
Culp
Rock Hill
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Lou Guglimini
Beaux-Arts
University OF VA
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