Cardinals and Bronchos Prep Games at League Park
Sidney Keener, St. Louis Times sports editor, reports on St. Louis Cardinals veterans and reserve players throwing fast in drills at League Park under Miller Huggins. Huggins may split squads for a seven inning scrimmage as Card and Bronch teams sharpen for weekend exhibitions.
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Alamo City
Caldwell Beats Meredith In 600 Yard Race For World Record
Newark New Jersey March 9 Dave Caldwell of the Boston A A defeated Ted Meredith of the University of Pennsylvania by one foot in one minute 131 5 seconds to break the world 600 yard mark for the second time in two weeks. The time beats Tom Halpin's 1908 record by 2 5 seconds though Meredith had clocked 1 122 8 in Buffalo two weeks earlier.
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N. J
Tom Halpin
Dave Caldwell
Boston A. A
Ted Meredith
University of Pennsylvania
Halpin
Buffalo
Meredith
Applebys Split Wins In New York Billiard Tourney
Edgar T Appleby defeated Charles Heddon 400 to 259 to tie for fourth place with two wins and three losses. Morris D Brown moved to second after beating Francis S Appleby. Edward W Gardner leads with four straight victories. Brown 400 average 840 45 high 52. Appleby 247 average 527 44 high 31.
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Edgar T. Appleby
Charles Heddon
Dowagiac
Mich
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Heddon
Francis S. Appleby
Morris D. Brown
Hamilton Club
Brooklyn
Brown
Edward W. Gardner
Appleby
Frank Brothers Quintet Upsets Sams Five in City League
The Frank Brothers bowling quintet defeated City League leaders Sams Company in two of three games, 917 825 and 901 837, with Nixon scoring a high 857 series and 207 213 games. nat Frazier posted a 228 high single, while Pat Thomas led the Sams with 562 as Elmendorf and Reeder contributed 508 and 506. Umpire Joe Schwartz and scorer Mrs. Heil tabulated the close match, marking a week end in a tight pennant race.
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Sams Company
Nixon
Pat Thomas
Nat Frazier
Hefner
Lane
Elmendorf
Reeder
Sams
Ticeoop
Reet
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Elmendorff
BE Ace Saad
Joe Schwartz
Heil
Kuntz Albaugh Five Beats Methodists On Dignowity Hill
The Kuntz Albaugh five defeated South Alamo Methodists 47 to 10 on the Dignowity Hill court Wednesday night. Superior teamwork propelled the winners to a dominant victory.
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Clark
Englebert
Bencini
Bartlett
Kuntz-Albaugh
South Alamo
Ban Staite Nee Hs Se Se Eee
Amateur boxer Leo Schnei der rings in as Hartman in Tri City meet
St Louis veteran Leo Schnei der, using the alias Leonard Hartman, joined the Missouri Athletic Association boxing team for the Tri City amateur championships in Kansas City last week. Verne Lacy said only two of the St Louis delegation were certified by the A A U registration committee. Some say Schnei der was a substitute after two original team members could not travel, with hints that Kansas City and Denver used additional ringers.
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Leo Schneider
Kansas City
Missouri Athletic Association
Tri- City
Leonard Hartman
Verne Lacy
Schneider
Tommy Brammel
Denver
City Baseball League Assured
City Baseball League appears set with a Monday meeting to report on grounds and a prize plan modeled on last fall’s post season championship. Eight teams are expected to enter with forfeit posts, and representatives include Harlandale Knights of Columbus Potchernick Sporting Goods Ahrens & Ott Lone Star Brewery Ancient Order of Hibernians Fort Sam Houston Engineer- Signal Corpse Steves Sash & Door Cadena Pharmacy and others.
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Ahrens & Ott
J. R. Sprague Jewelry Company
Harlandale
S. Wolf
Knights of Columbus
Stanley Keller
Potchernick Sporting Goods Company
F. Gaubatz
Ahrens & Ott Plumbing Company
Gascos Triumph By Forfeit In Commercial League Play
The Gas and Electric bowling team claimed a hollow win over Mavérick Clarke as the book binders forfeited after captain Song could not assemble his squad. Scores counted for averages, with Wagenfehr topping at 981, Savage 538, Armbrust 517, and Rambo nearly reaching 500. Wagenfehr rolled a 245 single game. Upcoming Thursday pits Postoffice Prides and Households against Gas and Electric.
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Song
Gascos
Wagenfehr
Savage
Armbrust
Rambo
Dorhues Son Ass
Ralph Beats Weston in Pocket-Billiard Championship
Ed Ralph of Trenton N J defeated Charles Weston of Chicago 100 to 37 in a 21 inning pocket-billiard match at Chicago on March 9 Ralph ran 25. Frank Taberski Schnectady beat J L Chapman 100 to 80 in 46 innings with many scratches. Ralph Greenleaf at 16 from Monmouth N J beat Morris Fink Philadelphia 100 to 90 in the first game of the evening.
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N. J
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Frank Taberski
Schnectady
J. L. Chapman
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Chapman
Ralph Greenleaf
Monmouth
Morris Fink
Philadelphia
Dodgers shuttle key pitchers to Daytona camp
Brooklyn Nationals pitchers Coombs and Marquard and catcher Meyers left Hot Springs for Daytona Florida after three weeks of training. Coombs praised Marquard for his improved effort and determination to return with one of his best seasons. In Aiken South Carolina cold weather halted a polo match with Fort Myers to face Camden in the Aiken cup finals setup for Thursday.
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Marquard
Meyers
Hot Springs
Ark
Brooklyn Nationals
Daytona
Fla
Brooklyn
Aiken
8. C
Fort Myer
Camden
Bennie Leonard Defeats Johnny Dundee in Ten Rounds
In New York on a Wednesday Bennie Leonard fought Johnny Dundee to win a ten round decision and earn a possible title clash with Freddie Welsh. Dundee led early rounds one and three but Leonard dominated from the eighth, scoring a knockdown with a right hook. Leonard weighed 131 1/2 pounds to Dundee’s 129.
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Bennie Leonard
Johnny Dundee
Freddie Welsh
Dundee
Leonard
Mahan to Coach California Football Team
Eddie Mahan former Harvard captain and fullback has accepted the role of assistant coach for the California Golden Bears and will report for duty next August in Berkeley California.
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