Brookhaven Cotton States League Club Names Toland Manager
Brookhaven Mississippi announces Toland as manager for 1925 with seven players returning Sam Vick Joe Untz Foss McDowell Lisembee Joe Edwards and Brady also on the nucleus Toland brings previous experience in Greenwood Clarksdale and the Western Association, and spring training is set to begin. Financial backing from a recent fundraising drive secures the club for the season and fans expect strong support from nearby towns.
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Brookhaven
Miss
Tom To
Toland
Greenwood
Clarksdale
Sam Vick
Joe Untz
Foss
McDowell
Lisembee
Joe Edwards
End Brady
St. Joe Pitchers Train At Forsythe Park In Monroe
St. Joseph pitchers and catchers begin daily workouts at Forsythe Park in Monroe as training camp opens. More players expected soon, with exhibition games and a public schedule announced, including matchups against White Sox Shreveport Jackson Vicksburg Monroe and Little Rock.
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St. Joseph
Monroe
Forsythe Park
W. C. Giles
St. Joe
Ralph Minetree
Jan Harmon Minetree
Aldh
Hermon
Syracuse
Se International
Claude Davenport
Paul Gassoway
Epitba
Joe
Giles
James
Chicago White Sox
Shreveport
Jackson
Vicksburg
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Western A
Springfield
Senators fall to Giants in Palm Beach exhibition
Harris praised two rookie pitchers Jim McNamara and Harry Kelley as the Giants beat the Senators 2 to 1 in West Palm Beach. Evans hit a bases loaded homer for St. Louis to edge Brooklyn 7 to 3 in Tarpon Springs. White Sox and others face unsettled rosters as camps forecast eight man staffs. Reds set to open interleague play in Orlando against Washington.
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Washington
Harris
Senators
Giants
West Palm Beach
Jim McNamara
Wichita
Harry Kelley
ST. Louis
Joe Evans
St. Louis Browns
Tarpon Sprigs
Fla
Brooklyn Dodgers
Brownies
New York
Brooklyn
Tarpon Springs
Browns
Big Lick Cox
Dodgers
New York Yankees
Boston Braves
St. Petersburg
Miller Huggins
Indians optimism rises at Lakeland as pitchers show promise
Donahue and Sheehan are named in order for three innings each on the mound. Cleveland observers at Lakeland express growing optimism about the Indians pitchers this early in spring, noting veterans who spent three weeks in spring training.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Lakeland
Meets Gator in chase for triple
Sports notes recap a wild chase for a triple as a camp recruit for the Yankees near St. Petersburg encounters a six foot alligate. Charley Crowley announces outdoor work at Columbia starts April 14. Mike McTigue backs Battling Siki to beat Paul Berlenbach in Madison Square Garden. Old Getling Borrow dies at Brookdale farm after a strong early career in England.
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A. P
Nick Cullop
New York Yankees
St. Petersburg
Nick
Charley Crowley
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Columbia
Mike McTigue
New York
Battling Siki
Dublin
Paul Berlenbach
Madison Square Garden
McTinee
Ski
Borrow
Harry Payne Whitney
Brookdale Farm
New Jersey
England
Recruits Train in Peak Form at Hot Springs Camp
Preliminary training at Hot Springs shows several recruits in great shape as they prepare for upcoming duties. The effort highlights fitness and readiness among new personnel.
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Hot Springs
Pirates Lineup Stays Intact in Paso Robles Scrimmage
Pittsburgh Pirates veterans lined up against rookies in Paso Robles California and the regulars won 10 to 8 after the first full training session of the season.
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Pittsburgh
Pirates
Paso Robles
Cal
Historic horse sets early record at age nine
A gelding known as a dead head with Sunstar ran a mile and a furlong in 1 49 2 5 for an American record. At ten he led the Ovenne handicap field as part of ongoing horse racing notes.
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Sunstar
Brooklyn
McCarthy Defeats Farren in Ten Round Lightweight Bout
Dominick Mc Carthy of Boston won a ten round decision over Frankie Farren in San Francisco. The bout showcased Mc Carthy controlling the pace and scoring on clean shots throughout the full distance.
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Oakland
Calif
Louis Kaplan
Meriden Conn
Johnny Farr
Stewart McLean
St. Paul
Minn
John Hackley
San Pedro
San Francisco
Dominick McCarthy
Boston
Frankie Farren
Navy Varsity Eight Seeks Regatta Victory in Poughkeepsie
The United States Naval Academy varsity eight filed its entry for the Poughkeepsie Regatta on June 22. The Midshipmen aim to reclaim the honors won in 1921 and 1922, restoring their early season success in a key race.
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Navy
New York
United States Naval Academy
Ford Runs 43.8 Miles On Gas of Gas
Public test overseen by city and automobile club officials shows a Ford Sedan with Blanche Ther mostatic Carburetor Control achieving 438 miles per gallon. The auto device starts instantly in cold weather, reduces carbon buildup, and lowers repair costs. Cadillac plans to adopt the system under Blancke license. Inventors A C Blancke Co invite agents and offer samples at their risk.
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Automobile Club
Ford
Cadillac
Blancke
A. C. Blancke & Co
W. Lake St
Chicago
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