Fair Weather All Over League For Southern Opening Today
Opening ceremonies mark the Southern Association start in four cities with parades and ball tosses. Mayors Crump and Pillans pitch first balls as officials and civic groups join a day of celebrations ahead of today’s games Chattanooga at Nashville Birmingham at New Orleans Atlanta at Mobile Little Rock at Memphis with clear skies and 3:30 p.m. starts.
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Manta
Southern Association
New Orleans
Memphis
E.H. Crump
Washville
Rye
Hillary
Coesens
Chamber of Commerce
Harry Pillans
Chattanooga
Nashville
Little Rock
Birmingham
Atlanta
Mobile
Kerrin
Rudderham
Chestnut
O'Toole
Pfeninger
Breitenstein
Naeens - Andreen
Marshall
Day
East
Moran
Luhrsen
Harper
Lively
Roth
Fincher
Farrell
Maimes
Marcan
Hpice
Gribbens
Lord
Elwert
Jantzen
Shaw
Munsey, Jr
Daly
Gibson
Hayes
Atlanta. Pitchers— Dent
Browning
Allen
Pearson
Heitt
Williams
Kibel
Potts
Tullos
Bisland
Bowden
Manning
Rumler
Jenkins
Neider
Statz
Smith
Bernhard
Harding
Melter
Ross
Hill
Currie
Cunningham
Elders
Harris
Starr
Caveny
Graff
Johnson
Roberts
Hickman
ccCormick, Jr
Kitchens
Belts
Hardgrove
Black
Grimes
Carroll
Coombs
Ellam
Hemingway
McBride
Sloan
Magee
Wallace
Hale
C. Molesworth
Morgan
Weaver
Bagby
Beck
Frost
Kisinger
Hovick
Coyle
Bluhm
Flick
Deilly
Thomas
Sylvester
Hendryx
Edmondson, Jr
Higgins
Kanupp
de Berry
Murphy
Dobbs
Results Monday Federal League and regional scores
In Baltimore Dapina earned the win as the sseceesee team beat Baltimore 8 to 5 with 14 hits. Kansas City 3, burgh 3 in a low scoring clash after a rain delay. St Louis 6, Chicago 3 postponed game. Albany defeated Columbus 5, Columbia beat Augusta 18, Jacksonville won 10 to 5 over Macon, Savannah 4 over Charleston 7 in 14 innings. Texas League results show San Antonio 3 Houston 0 Beaumont 4 Galveston 0 Waco 8 Dallas 5 Shreveport 5 Fort Worth 4.
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Federal League
Baltimore
R. H. E. Sseceesee
Dapina
Huhn
Smith
Suggs
Wilhelm
Owens
Kansas City
R. H.E. Burgh
City
Dickson
Berry
Beeee
Emke
Bedient
Woodman
Blair
Lafitte
Upham
Land
St. Louis-Chicago
South Atlantic
Albany
Columbus
Columbia
Augusta
Jacksonville
Macon
Savannah
Charleston
San Antonio
Houston
Beaumont
Galveston
Waco
Dallas
Shreveport
Fort Worth
Steber's Giants Trim Cunningham's Cubs
Steber's Giants beat Cunningham's Cubs 5 to 2 in a fast YMCA court game. Key plays came from Charles Baumhauer Woddie Y Dave Steber and Jack with Baumhauer Hagan superb on the mound and sharp fielding by both sides. The Giants scored first with a single run in the first inning and led the rest of the way.
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Steber
Giants
Cunning
Cubs
T'S
Charles Baumhear
Woddiey
Dave Steber
Jack
Baumhauer Hagan
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Baumhauer
Posey
Hagan
Batson
Ed Higgins
Braves
Willard Defeats Johnson By Height And Reach Theory
The article argues Willard's extra height of six six and a half feet gave him a decisive edge over Jack Johnson in their April 5 heavyweight title fight. It notes Johnson's crouch reduces his reach, while Willard's upright stance and longer reach allowed continuous, powerful blows to Johnson's jaw and solar plexus. Johnson, though brilliant, faced an unfamiliar mismatch in size and range.
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New York
Jess Willard
Jack Johnson
Willard
Johnson
Tommy Burns
Frank Moran
Jim Flynn
Jeffries
Lara
The
Golfers Magazine
Penn relay events draw college stars for April meets
Intercollegiate champions now in college are entered in the University of Pennsylvania relay races and special sports to be held April 23 and 24. Notables include Meredith in the quarter mile, Spelden and Hoffmiere from Cornell in the mile and two miles, with Penn hosting.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Meredith
Pennsylvania
Spelden
Cornell
Hoffmiere
Openings Mark 1915 Major Leagues With Eight Cities On Deck
New York dispatch notes the 1915 season begins tomorrow across eight cities with key matchups. Boston and Philadelphia tangle in the American League opener while the National League features Philadelphia at Boston and the Dodgers hosting the Giants in New York. High expectations place Boston as the likely pennant winner with Washington and the Giants as top challengers.
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Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Giants
Dodger
Cincinnati
Athletics
Boston Red Sox
Eddie Collins
Chicago White Sox
Browns
Bill Donovan
Yankees
Walter Johnson
Ty Cobb
Phillies
Boston Braves
Roger Bresnahan
Cubs
Cardinals
Dodgers
Kenetchy
Feds
Ivy Wingo
Charley Dooin
Tommy Leech
Ivan Olson
Red Sox
Braves
Chicago
Umpire Rules Tightening Highlighted by Tener Meeting
John K Tener, president of the National League, met umpires in New York to review ambiguous points and set a strict code for enforcement this season. Opening assignments list umpires in New York Boston Cincinnati and Chicago. A separate note reports Lajoie near .300 and predicts continued hitting in 1915 with better team support. The New York Americans released Ring and Aragon to Richmond, with recall possible. The National Baseball Commission ordered $131.50 paid to F M Hemingway via Nashville for the player’s salary claim.
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New York
John K. Tener
National League
Rigler and
Hart
Boston
Byron
Orth
Cincinnati
Klein and Emslie
Chicago
Quigley
Eason
Ohio
National Baseball Commission
National Board
F. M. Hemingway
St. Louis Americans
Nashville
Southern Association
College Baseball Scores Across The South And Mid Atlantic
Mercer defeats Mississippi A M by one in Macon as Georgia tops Alabama in Athens and North Carolina beats Virginia in Durham. Princeton loses to New York Americans 11 to 2 while Williams defeats Pennsylvania 3 to 1 in Philadelphia. Boston Nationals topple Harvard 7 3. Richmond College out slugged Furman 12 to 5 at Greenville. NC A and M rally to a 4 4 tie with Trinity in Raleigh at 10 innings before trains.
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Providence
R. I Philadelphia
Adams
Scott, Schultz and Kocher
Washington
New York
Pines
Gallia
Shaw
Ainsmith
Schupp
Schauer
Meyers
Emith
Indianapolis
Ind
Pittsburgh
Vance
Murphy
Schardt
Tipple
Blackburn
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Durham
N. C
University of North Carolina
University of Virginia
Princeton
N. J
New York Americans
Williams
Pennsylvania
Boston
Boston Nationals
Harvard
Greenville
S. C
Richmond College
Furman University
Raleigh
North Carolina A
Trinity
Polo Club Defeats Boise in Exposition Tourney Second Round
The Philadelphia Country Club polo team defeated Boise Idaho 17 to 10 1 2 goals in the second round for the polo association cups at the Exposition tournament.
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San Francisco
Philadelphia Country Club
Boise
Idaho
Southern League Club Roster For 1915 Championship Flag
The 1915 rosters show every club trimming stars for youth. Atlanta relies on four holdovers. Nashville and Memphis lead with fourteen and eleven returning. Clubs list pitchers, infielders, outfields, catchers, and managers across Mobile to New Orleans as the season nears.
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Baugh
Orleans
Memphis
Southern League
Smith
Atlanta
Nashville
Pelicans
Mobile
Hogg
Gudger
Townsend
Harkins
Covington
Cunningham
Calhoun
Perry
Cobard
Baumgardner
Miller
Northern
Powell
Schmidt
Burke
Kroh
McLeod
Berger
Renfer
Hancock
Sperger
Marshall
Nolan
Rogers
Clarke
Leverett
Bushelman
Snyder
Patflette
Baker
Stark
Dodge
Kinge
McCabe
Palmer
Street
Diamond
Schwartz
Robertson
Keeley
Goulait
H. Merritt
Shirley
Morrisson
Mahoney
Kimball
E. White
H. White
Dunckel
Cruthers
McDermott
Lindsey
Baldwin
Leonard
Lyons
Taylor
Lord
Allison
Coyle
Honey Boys prepare for City League clash next Saturday
The Honey Boys travel to City League Park to face Barton or Y. M. C. A. in a tight contest as they seek wins from any city opponent. lineup includes Greer Bowen Tacon Leonard King Lewellyn Green D. Greer. Blue Socks beat Red Socks 7 to 4 with strong all round hitting.
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Honey Boysour
Barton
Old City
Honey Boy
Greer
Bowen
Tacon
Leonard
King
Lewellyn
Green
D. Greer
1915 International League schedule adopted in New York
The 1915 schedule features 140 games. Toronto opens at Richmond on April 27 and the season closes September 18. The full list of playing dates will be released next Friday. Alvin M. Smith of Richmond elected to the new board of directors.
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New York
Toronto
Richmond
Alvin M. Smith
Castle Thieves Doubleheader On Brick Yard Diamond
The Castle Thieves played a slow but intriguing two game set on the brickyard diamond. They face a city challenge for players aged 14 to 17. Game scores were 5 to 4 and ? with Schauer Meyers and Smith noted for the second game.
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Schauer
Meyers
Smith
Sulpherb Tablets Offer Old Time Blood Purifier Modernized
A vintage curing tonic using sulphur and cream of tartar is updated into Sulpherb Tablets. The product promises to cleanse the blood and aid conditions like pimples boils and sluggishness. It is sold in sealed tubes for 50 cents with a money back guarantee and a free trial offer.
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Prescription Products Company
Dayton
Ohio
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