Baseball Camp News Highlights From Florida Exhibitions
Washington 5 Indianapolis 2 as Senators showcase major league scalps in Tampa exhibition. Kelly and McNamara shine on mound. Johnson sprains ankle sidelining several days. Brooklyn tops St. Louis 6 5 at Tarpon Springs with Eddie Brown and Dick Cox homering. Browns praise Joe Bush after 6 5 loss to Dodgers at Tarpon Springs. Cardinals roll Oakland in Stockton 6 0 on six safeties and 15 hits. White Sox suffer injuries at Shreveport as Sheely elbow and Thurston sprain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senators
Tampa
Kelly
McNamara
Harris
Walter Johnson
Ricks
New York
Babe Ruth
Brooklyn
St. Louis Browns
Tarpon Springs
Eddie Brown
Dick Cox
ST. Louis
Fla
Brooklyn Dodgers
Browns
Joe Bush
Yanks
Urban Shocker
Bush
Cardinals
Oakland
Stockton
Calif
Drillers Start Spring Training With Arrivals
Harvey Albrecht and his brother Pat lead Monroe drillers into Forsythe Park as the club begins workouts. Munn and Brown from South Mississippi arrive, Feazer plans more joins today, and Sunday games are set at twelve. Feazer may interview Bob Tarleton for a playing manager as funds drive continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forsythe Park
Monroe
Harvey Albrecht
Pat
Munn
Brown
Mississippi
Feazer
Jackson
Drillers
Alexandria
Vicksburg
Shreveport
Bob Tarreton
Feazel
Monroe Club
Ritola Might Have Won Dropping 5000m Race Glory
Sport briefs discuss Willie Ritola close to glory in the 5000 meter race with Paavo Nurmi stricken ill. Ritola debated finishing fast amid Nurmi’s condition and possibly denying Nurmi a finish, while other notes cover Lew Paluso versus Sid Terris, and Willie Plant training for a walking race with Ugo Frijo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mast
A. P
eTi
Willie Ritola
Paavo
Nurmorthne
Ritola
N Urmi
Nurmi
Willie Agily
Oreover
Willie Plant
Ugo Frijo
Italy
Bradenton Baseball League Change Stated in St Petersburg
A.F. Lang announced in St Petersburg that Bradenton may see a league change as officials seek a new leadership role and consider taking over operations. The statement signals a potential reorganization affecting Bradenton and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradentown
Florida State
A. F. Lang
St. Petersburg
John Martin Elected President of Tri-State Ball League
PHIL Tenn March 20 John Martin was unanimously elected president of the new Tri-State Ball League at a Tennessee meeting. He accepted the presidency and was notified last night of the unanimous vote. The organization plans to start operations soon in the southern region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil
Tenn
Johnrtin
The
Southern Nation
Tri-State Base League
Tennessee
Hawkins Sets National Record in 220 Yard Swim
Viceton John Hawkins of New York established a national clocking of 2 287 10 in the 220 yard swim. The performance marks a notable national record for the event and highlights Hawkins as a leading swimmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viceton
John Hawkins
New York
Lewis Loses to Milligan on Disqualification in Five-Round Bout
Ted Lewis of England was disqualified in the fifth round of a five round bout with Tom Milligan of Scotland for persistent holding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Indon
Ted Lewis
England
Tom Milligan
York defeats Ites in Brooklyn pounds bantamweight bid
New York fighter Abe Guoldstein wins a twelve round decision over Tommy Ites in Brooklyn advancing his bantamweight bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Abe Guoldstein
New York
Tommy Ites
Brooklyn
Ried Chicken Dinner at Leon's Sunday
Regional ad notes a fried or baked chicken dinner offered by Leon's on Sunday with a price of 75 cents. The brief listing appears in a small meal advertisement section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon
Better Pitching Needed by Yanks in Spring Report
Davis J. Walsh reports that the New York Yankees may struggle if pitching does not rebound. Sam Jones and Bob Shawkey show wear, Waite Hoyt wavers, Urban Shocker aging, and Herb Pennock hampered by health. Huggins weighs Cullop and Beall as potential factors as spring training opens in St. Petersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis J. Walsh
ST. Petersburg
Fla
New York Yankees
Huggins
Yankee
Sam Jones
Bob Shawkey
Shawkey
Waite Hoyt
Hoyt
Shocker
Joe Bush
Urban Shocker
Herb Pennock
Pennock
Herb
Nick Cullop
Omaha
Walter Beall
Rochester
Miller
Reds Defeat Yankees 4 1 as Rixey May Arm Pitching
Anxiety over Cincinnati pitching fades as Rixey and May limit New York to four hits in a 4 1 win. Reds stay overnight in St. Petersburg then head to Lakeland to face the Cleveland Indians with Sheehan and Benton set to pitch against the AL club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Red Hurlers
Rixey
May
New York Yanks
Reds
St. Petersburg
Lakeland
Cleveland Indians
Sheehan
Benton
Boston
Boston Red Sox
Destrahan
New Orleans
Ira Flagstead
Braves
New York Yankees
Cincinnati Reds
Tigers Fall to Second Team in Augusta Card
Intra club exhibition ends 3 to 2 as Detroit Tigers defeat the regulars with two runs late. The club prepares for a five game series against the Toronto club of the International League in Augusta Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Detroit Tigers
Augusta
Toronto
Doyle
Stoner
Phillies hammer Giants in spring battering ram
Philadelphia Americans routed the New York Giants 15 to 3 at Fort Myers Florida in a spring training game. The Athletics collected 11 hits for 33 bases as they prepare to meet Columbus tomorrow. Joe Oeschger was slated for mound duty as Fletcher's Phillies faced the Indianapolis team of the American Association at Bradenton after a 17 to 11 win over the Yannigans in seven innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Americans
Ft. Myers
Fla
New York Giants
Athletics
Columbus
Fort Myers
Joe Oeschger
Fletcher
Phillies
Indianapolis
Bradentown
Yannigans
Pirates train camp wrap and west coast games
Walter Schmidt the Pirates coach says the Pirate Rockies beat the varsity 13 to 2 at Paso Robles training camp. The Corsair crew sails to San Francisco for a series of one game matches with Bert Ellison's Seals. Hooligans tallied 9 runs in the sixth to turn a tight game. Don Songer and Lou Koupal started on the mound before Berney Culleton and Jimmie Richardson relieved. Chicago Cubs conclude Catalina Island camp and head to Los Angeles for a ten day stay before Oakland trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Buccaneer
Walter Schmidt
Pirate Rockies
Paso Robles
Calif
Corsair
San Francisco
Bert Ellison
Seals
Don Songer
Yans
Lou Koupal
Vets
Berney Culleton
Jimmie Richardson
Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Catalina Island
Los Angeles
Oakland
Doan's Pills Help Monroe Resident for Kidney Pain
A Monroe reader Mrs. L Henderson of 313 North 4th Street reports relief from bladder trouble and kidney pain after using Doan's Pills. She states headaches and dizziness diminished and urges others to try the same remedy priced at 60 cents at dealers nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Dean
Doan
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Reputedly Saves Woman's Health
A Phoenix advertisement claims a lodge brother used Mayr's Wonderful Remedy after years of stomach trouble left him near death. The copy says the preparation clears catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and relieves stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. One dose proves it or money back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge
Mayr
Phoenix
Braves Coach Bancroft Sees Faster, Stronger 1925 Team
Boston Braves skipper Dave Bancroft asserts the 1925 lineup is faster and stronger than 1924 with a revamped infield outfield and pitching staff 30 percent better. He cites rookies Welsh Harris Marriot Barrus Lucas and newcomer Neil among key additions and anticipates improved defense speed and hitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Fla
A. P
Dave Bancroft
Boston Braves
Braves
Bancroft
Rockies
Welsh
Harris
Marriot
Barrus
Lucas
Dave Harris
Greensboro
N. C
Pacific Coast
Felix
Neil
Brooklyn
Casey
Patterson Missing in New York After Ocean Liner Jump
George W. Patterson Jr., praised at Yale in 1914 as most likely to succeed, son of the University of Michigan engineering dean’s assistant, disappeared from his New York City home and is believed to have leapt from an ocean liner. His father-in-law said Patterson may have suffered an inferiority complex leading to a sense of life failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
George W. Patterson, Jr
College of Engineering
University of Michigan
French Foreign Legion
New York City
Patterson
Stengel Hints New Pitchers Aide Yankees Rotation
Manager Stengel and Wilson discuss farm system callups with Kyle Graham returning from Worcester and Ike Kamp prepared for a regular major league turn. Ogrodowsky, a 19 year old semi pro from Elmira New York, is also noted as a prospect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stengel
Wilson
Kyle Graham
Worcester
Ike Kamp
Ogrodowsky
Elmira
New York
Pitching Stars Forecast for Upcoming Season
Manager forecasts a strong year with Marquard's return boosting the staff. Rube looks ready for a top performance, Cooney set to start, Genewich to regain form, and O Neil yet to report. Catching staff solid, Gibson progressing, three promising second stringers. Club aims to climb a notch or two and contend for first division if breaks go their way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquard
Rube
Cooney
Joe Genewich
O’neil
Gibson
AL E CO Liver and Stomach Relief Guarantee
If you suffer from indigestion gas on stomach sick headache biliousness constipation or other troubles of the liver stomach and bowels one bottle AL E CO is guaranteed to give you relief Buy a bottle from your druggist and if not benefited return bottle and get your money Price 1.00.
Also Mentioned on This Page
BY Tad
Zasdanam
Srom
Kansas City
Blues
American Association
White Sox
Earl Sheely
Ted Blankenship
Hollis Thurston
Brother
Driller Camp
Lew Paluso
Salt Lake City
Sid Terris
Paluso
Jose Lombardo
Panama
Tri-State Ball League
Cleveland
Columbus American Association
Lake Land
Watson Clark
Luther Roy
Walter Miller
Speaker
Indians
Florida
Hugh Jennings
Jim Tierney
Philadelphia Athletics
Eppa Rixey
Jake May
Hend
R. E. Flowerree
Boyd Attention
Corres PENNER _ GEANE
North
Grand Hon Neue
Death
Sloan’s
Sloan
Eddie Collins
Willie Kamm
Maurice Archdeacon
Paul Gasaway
Happy Gus Foreman
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!