Cardinals Beat Indians In Exhibition Game 5 To 1
The Cardinals defeated the Cleveland Indians 5 to 1 in an exhibition at League Park on Saturday afternoon. Niehaus Meadows and strong pitching by the Cardinals fueled the win as Morton struggled with control in the 11th inning. The Cards produced a decisive fourth and seventh inning to secure the lead, with Long and Cruise driving in runs and Chapman making key defensive plays. The game showcased early-season form from both sides, setting up a rematch scheduled for today at 3:30 PM.
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Field 10 Rage Here On April 13 Clash at Fair Grounds
The race pits Barney Clifield, premier auto driver, against DeLloyd Thompson, famed crick aviator, at the Fair Grounds under Automobile Club auspices. Set for April 14, the duel promises speed honors as tensions rise between the two road rivals who share a friendly ontrack rivalry.
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Rattan
Hal Varney
Wack Rederd
Clénirem
Country Club Caddies Triumph In Regional Golf Match
Country Club Caddies defeated Hussache Boys 7 to 3 on the Mud course in a 18 hole match play event. Jack Tarrant beat Henry Blackman, Ellery Chase edged William Pearson, Burnbaugh won over Frants Watters, Robert Pearson triumphed over Stanley Ludafeh, Paul Blackman defeated Tommy White, Frank Lewin Jr beat Dwight Barnes, James Thomas toppled Ben Awanson, Alfred Dalle lost to Robert Wyle, Harry Karena downed Newel Wattera, Mack Tarrant posted the best medal score 46 and 42. Teddy Sumbaugh shot 98 as the next club event features a women’s tournament with a 19 o clock qualifying round.
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Ina Grepirs
Addies
Lountey ¢Uls
Cuddles
Blubsauhe Cub
Inds
Dack Win- Taunt Aon
H.C
Jack Tarrant
Henry Blackman
Ellery Chasensteatea
Willlem Pearson
Tody"Burnbaugh
Rants Wat Fers
Murphy
Montes
Robert Pearson
Stanley Lud
Afeh
Gene Blackman
Tommy White
Paul Blackman
Frank M. Lewin Jr
Dwight Barnes
James
Thomas Wan
Ben Awanson
Alfrad Dalle
Robert Wyle
Harry Karena
Newel Wattera
Mack Tarrant
Teddy Sumbaugh
Teddy
Cluh
J. &. Lockwood
St Josephs Ninepin League opens series on Tuesday
The St Joseph Ninepin League begins its new bowling series on Tuesday night March 16. Captains, President Me yer and Secretary Munster approved two series, with a first and second round culminating in a championship. Twenty games per team are planned across three weekly nights Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. Teams will draft captains and schedules next week ahead of the opening matches.
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Sersen
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Joeducckie
George Wietzer
Tee Sievers
A. ‘Kissling, Jr
Ra Jaeckle
Buco
San Antonio opens Har Wells Golf Links for members
Har Wells Golf Links across the San Antonio River from the hotel bath house will open to members next Saturday March 27. The nine hole course, built after flood damage, can be lengthened to eighteen holes as membership grows. Family viewing areas, picnicking shade, and non playing amusements accompany the course with a 435 yard total length and hole by hole distances listed. Charter members named before April 1 will form the board of governors.
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Will H. Symons
Nas
Har Wella Golf Links
Oeteland Bath House
Symona
Nang
Queensberry Rules Discussed and Boxing Logic Clear
A reader cites the Marquis of Queensberry rules and argues the clinch, wrestling, and hugging should be outlawed to promote fair play. The writer notes New York and other cities demand clean breaks and credit Siler of Chicago for supporting direct boxing actions over lingering holds.
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Marquis of Queensberry
New York
George ‘Siler
Chicago
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Siler
New ‘York
Crimea
Harlandale High Seeks City Basketball Challengers
Harlandale High School plans a citywide basketball challenge next week. The Travia 785 team lineup is strong and ready to play daily against any willing opponent. No teams are barred, and organizers aim to arrange games with multiple clubs.
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St Mary Minims Outscores Comanche In Narrow Win
The St Marys Minims defeated Comanche 44 to an unknown score Saturday afternoon. Musa led the winners with 15 points while Engelmann Taaffe and Kaufman added points. For Comanche Michels Hagewood and Herrera posted the scoring with Michels and Hagewood each making five, Herrera adding two.
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Joe Jackson Joins Cleveland Camp In Interleague War
Joe Jackson arrives at the Cleveland American League camp at Monger hotel and prepares to face the Cardinals in an afternoon game at League Park. Cards ace Wille Mitchell pitches five innings with Bil Steen finishing. Manager Hug gins may join the action as teams pursue a sharp early-season test. The contest starts at 3 30 o clock.
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Light Cup Winners Down Calvary Quint
Government Hill Methodists defeat Calvary Baptists 34 to 10 in a crowded Saturday night game. Hopkins, Wilcox, and Crabbes led scorers for the winners as Hopkins and Wilcox hit five field baskets each. Calvary’s Amos Alley and Bedell, Myers contributed for the losers. Playoff for the championship starts Tuesday night.
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Williiam Myers
Albert Bedell
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Bedell
Government Hill Meets West and Methodists in NL Series
Government Hill and Methodists prepare for a best of five National League playoff with each club carrying one defeat. The two teams clash in a city showdown touted as perhaps the most interesting series yet, titled by local observers as a griping contest with notable players listed in the lineup.
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Government Hill Methodists
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Wilcox
Hopking
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