McBride Implements One-Workout Regime At C U Meet
Tampa training notes from March report George McBride ordering one daily workout for both rookies and veterans as camp tightens. Newcomers Tucker and Marhefka show promise while Foss and others push to prove berths. veterans sharpen form under McBride with several hurlers nearing readiness for the season.
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Tampa
Fla
George Mc Bride
Bis Squad
McBride
Nick Altrock
al Schacht
Harris
Judge
Rico Ia
Eddie Goebel
Albert Eschmann
Tommy McHugh
Foss
Johnson Preparing For Extra Good Year In Baseball
Walter Johnson and Clyde Milan train at Hot Springs Country Club before reporting to camp. Johnson says the workouts and baths will give him a head start for the season. They will not wear uniforms until McBride's camp begins. An inter-class track meet at Catholic University gym featured Jack Geraghty as standout scorer.
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Hor Springs
Ark
Walter Johnson
Hot Springs Country Club
Hot Springs
Clyde Milan
Griffmen
McBride
Central High Downs Tome School Tossers In 27 19 Victory
Central High defeated Tome School 27 to 19 at Mount Pleasant yesterday afternoon. Montgomery and Skies led Port Deposit with flashes of passing but Central's defense held firm. Lemon and Dey scored for Central. Tome’s Bent Montgomery starred for Tome. Referee Mr. Bryan. Time four 10 minute quarters. Also Manhattan regulars face Quincy A C in Immaculate preliminary game. Manhattan reserves meet Diamond A C at 8 o'clock.
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Central High Basketera
Tome School
Mount Pleasant
Port Deposit
Montgomery
Central
Sterling
Bentgomery
Tome
Central Mitioa
Thomas
Lemon
Childewas
Birthwright
Dey
Manhattan
Quincy A. C
Manhattan Heserves
Diamond A. C
Popularity Lacking in Yankee Camp for Ledbetter
New York reports Ledbetter, a left handed pitcher, impressed in batting drills despite questions about his status with Miller Huggins. The Yankee camp began amid uncertain reception as Ledbetter faced scrutiny over his past role and suspension, with lingering doubts about his value to the major league squad.
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Ledbetter
New York
Hunt
Rendesvens
Yankees
Miller Huggins
Husgetes
Arina
Baseball on Hilltop shows strong prospects for season
Georgetown's baseball squad draws about 50 men to practice under Coach John O'Riley. He predicts a stronger battery and outfield than last year, with 20 vying for battery roles. Key returnees include Kenyon, Hyman, Reynolds, and Flavin. New talent features Bissonette at pitcher and Cunningham as catcher, plus promising players Houston Formosa McCarthy Middleton Ryan. Outfield strengthened by Rooney and Murphy, infield unsettled with Flavin at third base the only sure starter. Sheehy Whalen, Merman, Walsh competing for keystone and shortstop jobs. Keller Wagner?
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Georgetown
John O'Riley
Kenyon
Wack
Hyman
Reynolds
Bissonette
Cunningham
Othems
Houston
Formosa
McCarthy
Middleton
Ryan
Hap Ward
Sneil
Bignan
King
McGowan
Rooney
Murphy
Jack Flavin
Sheehy
Whalen
Merman
Jimmy Walsh
Keystone
Welsh
Flavin
Sheridan
Cochrang
Yankee Five Defeat Navy Yard Tossers in Navy Yard
The Congress Heights Yankees extended their record to 21 wins in 35 starts by defeating the Navy Yard Tossers 59 to 33 on the naval reserve floor. Sauber returned to play after a dislocated shoulder, replacing Ingley who was hospitalized with an infected leg.
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Congress Heights
Yankees
Navy Yard
Naval Reserve
Sauber
Ingley
Catholics University Indoor Track Ready For Second Annual Meet
After the junior freshman inter class meet at Catholic University last night, final plans were made for the second annual indoor track and field meet. Mulligan, former Catholic University coach, will act as starter. A belated entry from Delaware College to stage a special smile relay was received. Kendall Green boys are favored after their John Hopkins meet win. The 50 yard Invitation includes seven entrants: Gorman LeGendre and rivals from George Washington, Aronson, Stardashman John Hopkins, Seward, De La Vergne, and De Nault. Tickets on sale now. meet begins at 3 PM.
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Mulligan
Delaware College
Gallaudent
Kendall Green Boys
Johna Hopkins
Gorman
LeGendre
Georgetown
Comson
Stack
Warry i Tunider
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Plac Sea Co Erickson
Nice
Rabin
Smith
Laimin
Jds
Strita Rana
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Petrograd
Erickson
Ohn Vergne
Collings
Ez T
Chick Darkley
Rodriguez
Thunderbird
Murphy
Oriental Dress
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iWtckson
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Galch
Holloway
Laiming
Apt
Burns
Collins
tRoisterer
Heupel
Kingling
Richeek
Are
Bricksan
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Shetepets
Cataniar
Spearlene
Richcreek
Iapel
Iligan
Me Dermat
jTarrish
Unekreach
Aleggo
Capt
Knockout Brown Seeks Snow Shoveling Work in New York
A battered boxing figure, Knock Out Brown, applying for a snow shovel job after a storm, reflects on a once celebrated career on New York’s East Side. Once the talk of rings and big purses, his fortunes faded, leaving him with only cauliflower ears as relics of past fame.
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Knockout Brown
New York
Crowm
Humbie Clrcumatgecen
Ane BC
Landis impeachment split over baseball arbitrator role
Federal Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis faced sharp charges and defense in House judiciary reports on impeachment. The majority view alleged conflict with duties as a judge due to accepting a baseball arbitration position, while Volstead’s minority report argued the findings were unsupported and urged timely action or exoneration, warning postponement could weaken justice.
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Chicago
House
Judiciary
B. F P. Welty
Ohio
Volstead
Landis
Congress
Hudson Bay Dog Derby Winners Clock 32 Hours
The 260 mile Nfidsen Gay dog derby from Hudson Bay to Flin Flon and back was won by CLM. Morgan’s team, guided by July Winterton, in 32 hours 30 minutes. The race began at 11 o'clock yesterday morning.
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Manitoba
Here
Flin Mlona
Clm. Morgan
July Winterton
Central High baseball squad fields new lineup and schedule
Sixty youngsters answered Coach Gould Menefee’s call for infield and outfield candidates at Central High. Last year’s regulars return except Newby. Rauber to second base. Expected fielding includes Roberts Cummings Cooke in the outfield and Lemon Rauber Davis Dey in the infield. Krupp and Brinkman vie for outfield duty while Krupp may see time in the outfield due to hitting. Central High plans a long winning string with a heavy schedule through early May featuring Maryland State Frosh, Georgetown, Virginia Frosh, and several area schools plus Princeton Penn swim meet results noted.
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Gould Menefee
Central High
Excepton
Newby
Rauber
Roberts
Cummings
Cooke
Lemon
Davis
Dey
Buckley
Love
Mangan
Brinkman
Krupp
Walker
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Open
Georgetown Preps
Maryland State Frosh
Colles Park
Briarey Hall
Poolesville
University of Virginia Frosh
Charlottesville
Fishburne Miliary Academy
Waynesboro
Staunton MW. A
Staunton
Angorta
Port Deposit
Staunton Mal
Bom
Shenandoah Valley
Winchester
Eastern
Baltimore City College
John Hopkins University
Frosh
Baltimore
Baltimore Clay College
George Washington University
Technical
Catholic University
Georgetown
Catholic University Frosh
Hopkins University
No Turf War Will Result From Ruling
Baltimore March 2 hints of turf war between Maryland tracks and the Jockey Club were laid to rest by Joseph P Kennedy of the Maryland racing commission after a New York conference with Jockey Club moguls. The commission will have liberty to act on licensing trainers and jockeys, potentially altering outside rulings while avoiding blanket licenses to outcast riders. The Shilling case remains pending as jockeys seek Maryland licenses despite Jockey Club suspensions.
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Maryland
Jockey Club
Joseph P. Kennedy
Teh
Maryland Racing Commission
Mr. Kennedy
New York
J. F. Hayward
Maryland Commission
August Belmont
Frank Hitchcock
John Sanford
Howell Knapp
Algernon Daingerfield
Richard T. Wilson
Kennedy
State Senate
Wiliam S. Norris
Commission
Benson
Senator Brooks
Jockey Shilling
Senator Norris
Iavana results first race at four furlongs
In Iavana, Pacifier and Joe Wilauny led early in the first race over four furlongs with several entrants including Tiakelxay and Squaw Chie. Times listed as 2:3 and 2:3-? with various odds and placements noted for multiple horses.
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Pacifier
Plekonsy
Pinnnele
Tiakelxay
Squaw Chie
Joe Wilauny
Dime
Lot G
Betny’s Pot
Datnsa
Favends
Caseickaio
Jake Feld
Ketse
Eveb
Pokey Jane
Smith
Jack Healy
Burne
Josephine K
George W
Sayona
Janice Lozan
Gray Bo Douglas Fairbanks
Thiel Hace
Tarlonga
Penman
Roy
Wilson
Clare Boothe
Constantine Alsoga
Cary
Barp
Parrish
George
Jen
Francis
Shy Ann
Felix M
Peggy Rives
Little Dear Aloe
Amateur umpires adopt two new ground rulings
President James Y Hughes of the newly organized District Baseball Umpires association led an executive group in drafting application forms for examination and admission as well as an agreement with local leagues to use association members. The measure standardizes amateur baseball and mandates fastened bases and flags denoting foul lines on all diamonds.
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James Y. Hughes
District Baseball Umpires Association
Will Handibee
Joe Handibee
Dick Woodward
Umpires Association
Ward Quits Senate to Join the Yankees in Shreveport
Aaron Ward, Fork American League third baseman, resigns from the Arkansas State Senate to report to his baseball club in Shreveport. Also notes Penn swimmers down Tigers and Shreveport race results with multiple horses and times listed.
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Senate
Yankees
Little Rock
Ark
Aaron Ward
Arkansas State Senate
Shreveport
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Tigers
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Sunny Ways
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McDermott
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Shelepetay
Tien
Hart Times
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Rodrigore
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Tnt
Richebeek
Utesine
Beeawax
Lois Campbell
Blue Jay
Vaterie
Reo
sePermott
Henpeti
Rank
Avon
Grandee
Vive
Jonge
Tanaman
Titchcrerk
Shannon
Shempetsi
Lac
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