Ohl Released to Macon Club by McAleer and Johnson
Pitcher Joe Ohl, who joined the club last spring, packed his gear yesterday and left for Macon to secure a pitching engagement this season. He has struggled in the minor leagues but earned several trials with major teams. Nationals and other clubs pursued him, yet he failed to impress, with noted speed and control concerns. The team held two hours of practice as plans to open the season solidify and McAleer praised his pitching squad, including Oberlin Groom Walker and Walter Johnson, who show top form and readiness for the opener.
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Johnsons Fight Will Be Tough and Prolonged Says He
In Oakland Cal April 4 reports say promoter quotes James Jeffries hopeful for a long battle with John Johnson. Johnson predicts a grueling match lasting up to twenty rounds. He vows to press the attack from the start and insists he can tire Jeffries, while Jeffries plans to neutralize his foe with early pressure. Johnson also faces a speeding trial in municipal court with a verdict due tomorrow.
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Boxer vows knockout in twenty rounds
The piece quotes a boxer promising a 20 round win over Jim. He dismisses prior feuds and insists he will prevail, stating he is certain and the sun shines on his path to victory.
Fitzpatrick backs Jeffries in Emeryville bout
Sam Fitzpatrick former Johnson manager and longtime associate asserts Jeffries would beat Johnson in the July 4 Emeryville fight. He argues Johnson lacks the punch to knock Jeffries out and predicts Jeffries wins if their punch power is tested, while acknowledging Johnson's speed and overall ring ability.
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Johnson flatly Refutes Fitzpatrick Jeffries Win Call
Johnson dismisses Fitzpatrick prediction that Jeffries will win and argues he is the better man. He vows hard training and road work for a long battle, adding Kid Cotton to his staff along with Tommy Ryan Joy Walcott Monte Cutler and others guiding his camp.
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Baldwin First Chance at Champion Wolgast in Milwaukee Date
Milwaukee April 4 Matty Baldwin will not get the first crack at Ad Wolgast the new lightweight champion Wolgast indicates in a letter that he has signed for a 45 round bout with Matty Baldwin on June 27 Baldwin would receive a promised share plus a $5000 guarantee and training expenses as stated by Wolgast.
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Giants Blank Norfolk in 4 0 Exhibition Victory
The Giants defeated the Norfolk State Leaguers 4 to 0. Lloyd faced late pressure but Giants capitalized on errors as McGraws’ club held on for the win. Stolen bases by Dryle and Gaver highlighted the offense. pitchers included Loyd and Drucke with Crandall contributing one hit.
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Baseball results from Nashville to Richmond and beyond
Baseball results from various cities report scores and matchups. Nashville’s regulars defeated Detroit Americans 3 to 2 while Greenville Caroling Association beat Rochester astern 9 to 0. Other games include Virginia’s Charlottesville Lafayette 4 0 and New York Americans 3 Augusta 0 in the Atlantic region.
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Miskey Defeats Lorillard In National Court Tennis Opener
In New York on April 4 Dr J A Miskey of the Philadelphia Racquet Club defeated Pierre Lorillard Jr of New York and Tuxedo in the National Court Tennis championship opening match at the New York Racquet and Tennis Club. Miskey won 3 sets to 2 and 18 games to 8. There were six entrants, with the winner to challenge title holder Jay Gould on Saturday.
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Pitchers need timely help and Johnson Jeffries clash notes
Sporting commentary discusses morale and guidance for pitchers, including Schaefer's influence on Detroit staff, and analyzes Jeffries vs Johnson for a long fight plan. It also weighs Johnny Kling's Cubs return and potential impact on the pennant race with Cubs veterans optimistic Kling boosts catching and bat.
Virginia Wins Narrow Game as Culbertson Shines
Virginia defeats Lafayette 4 to 2 in Charlottesville. Culbertson pitched superbly, allowing only two hits and fielding behind him with flawless support. Fitcher, Lila, Douglas, and Hitch contributed strong defense and timely hits, including a two-base hit by Douglas and a key liner by Fitchett. Clarence Pickford and Norris provided offense earlier, while Pickford stole a base. Virginia begins season well with solid all-around play and sharp fielding.
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Kling to Send Check for $700 Fine in Reinstatement
John G Kling expects full reinstatement into organized baseball by Friday after receiving official notice of a $700 fine by the national baseball commission. He plans to mail the check to headquarters Wednesday and awaits word from Chicago National League officials.
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Lynch Renews Umpire Rules In Five Hour NL Meeting
New York April 4 President Lynch of the National League conducted a five hour conference with eight regular umpires and subarbitrator De Witt Van Cleef outlining enforcement of the playing code. He stressed umpires’ authority on the field, noted protests from last season, and warned photographers to stay away once the game begins. Umpires present included Hank O Day James E Johnstone William J Kiem Charles Riggs Steve Kane Williams Brennan Augie Morat Robert D Emaile and Van Cleef. The Chicago club freed Pitcher Schwenck to Memphis and Cather Orendorft to Los Angeles.
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Gallaudet Edges Business In Muddy Practice Game
Gallaudet defeated Business High School 4 to 2 in a slow, muddy practice game played on improvised grounds. Birck pitched well for Kendal Green, fanning batters, while Burley kept the ball tough to hit. The winning run came in the nth inning with two on and two out, Howersen delivering the decisive hit.
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Carolina Wins Handily Over Bingham in Asheville
In Chapel Hill NC on April 4 Carolina defeated Bingham of Asheville 5 to 2. Strong fielding by Hackney and Armstrong and solid pitching by Willett for Bingham highlighted the game. Umpire Moore, scorers listed, and the final box shows Carolina with two earned runs to Bingham's two. Also mentions Vanderbilt horses at Saint-Cloud and a rain delay in Philadelphia baseball.
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Central High Athletes To Train Outdoors At Georgetown
Weather permitting, Central High field and track squad will begin outdoor training on Georgetown University’s track this afternoon under Coach Foley. The plan includes participation in major scholastic meets, with bouts against Tome Institute, Georgetown Prep, and a dual meet with Alexandria’s Spacopal High School. Several runners currently ineligible for academics reasons are expected to regain eligibility by term’s end.
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Rock Hill College meets Catholic University in hard fought game
The Catholic University nine faces Rock Hill College on University Field. Coaches prime pitchers for the fray as Clancy and Green are set to pitch if needed. Hackman, the university’s new draft pick, is also expected to see action.
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Rock Hill Reserves announce schedule with Johns Hopkins
Special to The Wellington rope Ethcott City Md April Manager D rheband has announced Rock Hill Reserves schedule. Open season Wednesday with Melson AC of Baltimore. Team includes EH Hinchman RL Thebaud H Thebaud Capt Crowley Wallace Flood Hook Collins Hamilton Hopkin Gately. First major game against Johns Hopkins University.
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Pitcher Rube Waddell Married Again in St Louis
St Louis reports pitcher George Edward Waddell of the St Louis Americana and Milas Madge Maguire of Battleburg Mississippi were wed tonight in St Louis. Waddell had recently obtained a divorce from his first wife, a Boston woman.
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