Third Basemen Show Record Fielding Chances In 1925
The 1925 season already presents an unusual surge of fielding chances for third basemen. Fifteen MLB players have eight or more chances in nine-inning games, with Marriott and Kamm among leaders and Willis Littles possibly near nine. Analysts note more bunting and shifted bat styles may fuel the trend while the middle infielders face a changing defensive load.
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Ark
Jenna
Detroit
Protho
Boston
Hauer
Traynor
Pittsburch
Robertson
St. Louis
Stock
Brooklyn
Spurmeon
Cleveland
Marriott
Boson Nationals
Kamm
Chicago White Sox
Littles Willie
Sox
Jimmy Colling
Bostons
Basman
Nck
Baseball Roundup From Major Leagues With Scores
In a tight AL race Chicago beat the White Sox 7 to 2 as Ted Blankenship held Cleveland in check. Ty Cobb homered twice and added a single to help Detroit 14 to 2 over St Louis. The Yankees ended a four game skid by topping the Athletics 4 to 0 as Boston routed Washington 9 to 4. John Scott took a loss for Philadelphia in a 13 to 1 defeat while Kauight shut down the Phillies after the third.
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Cleveland
Owl
White Sox
Ted Blankenship
Ty Cobb
St. Louis
Tigers
Ril
Yankees
Athletics
Highland School Wins 13-6 At Boyles Field
Wishland school defeated Bo team 33 to 6 at Boyles Field Tuesday afternoon. Go base running and Limaly hitting carried the Highland aggregation while Pollock and Patterson pitched the complete game. Patterson homered. Chambers and Beal fielded well. Also notes include Jack Dillon arriving in America and Dod gers beating Braves 6 to 1 with Grimes in good form.
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Beal
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Braves
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Ez Miller
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Hoose
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Jenkins
Stevenson
Rogers
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Francis
Spencer
Merriman Goodwin
Tellis
Rudolph
Wilson
I. Highland
Hemerin
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Southern Grid Teams Practice Across Dixie in Spring Football
Lawrence Perry reports spring football practice in the South at Alabama, Vanderbilt, Georgia, Georgia Tech, Washington and Lee, and North Carolina. Coaches note improved conditions, easier multi-sport scheduling, and plans for bigger stadiums as prep moves into September.
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New York
South
Alabama
Vanderbilt
University of Georgia
Georgia Tech
Washington and Lee
University of North
Dhara
Tech
Georgia
Dixie
Dave Morey
Dartmouth
Middlebury
New England
Will Bea
Auburn
Jimmy DeHart
Pittsburgh
Thelic
Lukes Univesity
North Carolina
Georgia Tach
Grant
Notre Dame
Baseball Results From Yesterday Across Leagues
Summary of yesterday's National League scores with Philadelphia and New York results and upcoming games. American League results show New York Boston Washington Chicago Cleveland Detroit St Louis outcomes, plus today’s matchups. Minor leagues list Indianapo le Minneapolis St Paul Louisville Columbus Kansas City Milwaukee Toledo and Toledo at Milwaukee. A devoted fan made a round trip from Hayli to Washington to catch the Senators Yankees game.
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St Louis
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Columbus
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Toledo
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Indianapolis
Hayli
Senators
Yankees
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Louisville Ia
Kansay City
New Castle High Team Prep For Carnegie Tech Meet
New Castle High School track candidates train for the ninth annual inter scholastic meet to be held Saturday at Skibo bowl Pittsburgh under Carnegie Tech. Bradenbaugh and Wahn coach the squad as hammer throw practices debut, with Han sen Sumner Robinson and Hippo Twaddle leading the event. Weather hindered performances, high jump saw Bratehle and Kemmerer fail at five feet, Strothers of Beaver tops at 5 2 1/2. Harrisburg Tech returns with a 16 man squad expected to contend. six hundred athletes from 56 schools compete for honors.
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Skibo Bowl
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Bridenbaugh and
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Brendan Hansen
Walter Sumner
Harry Robin
Ben Franklin
Bratehle
Kemmerer
Strothers of Beaver
New Castle Lady
Harrisburg
Tech
Harrisburg Tech
New Castle High
Crackers Rally Beats Chattanooga for 4th Straight Win
The Atlanta Crackers won the opening four games in a row against Chattanooga, signaling strong form early in the American League season. Manush and Barrett contributed, with Jacobson and Cobb also featuring in the matchup.
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Chattanooga
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