Meddling pitching by Shaw features lifeless intraclub game
In Fla on March 24 McBride's Roga rallied to trounce Nick Al trock's Yannigans 7 to 6 in the second intraclub game. The narrative centers on Harry Courtney on the mound for the Regs and a middling pitching effort by Jimmy Shaw. Debee Yous and Val Picinich delivered key hits as the Regs and Yannigans exchanged rallies, with a late eighth inning push by the Yannigans and a decisive fifth frame by the Regs.
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Cn Fla
Plaot
Yeta
McBride
Roga
Nick Altrock
Jimmy
Brigesen
Shaw
BP McBride
JQ Schacht
Dame Wortune
Schacht
Yannigans
Iraf
Hank Shankd
Altrock
Debee Yous @gain
Debee
Lewis
O'Rourke
Ellerbe
Val Picinich
Vino Fennigane
Courtney
Transporta
Ana
Harry
Miller
Goebel
Frank Brower
Dingle
Harris
Fossa
Bobby la Motte
Bobby
Deboe
Herbert McHugh
Judge
Torres
Erickson
McHugh
Milan
Sammy Rice
Eilerbe
Foss
Harrie
Regs
Wilerbe
Toronto
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Rice
Ee i Regolana
Roh
Hive
Lewin
U' Rome
Browrem
Ir Harrity
Sebacht
O Lamotte
Picinteh
G Shaw
P Ericks On
Yannigat
Eilerbeen Fona
Dudge
Picinic
Ny—Erickson
Om Courtne
Alten
Om Hickson
Lamotte Brower
Barba
O Ronrke
Schaplet
Strong Winds Halt Navy Crew Progress at College Creek
Annapolis Md March 24 The Naval Academy crew season pause due to cold weather and high winds kept practices on College Creek. Varsity held with Nee at stroke while Kirkodivick replaced Lee in the second crew amid frequent shifts by Coach Glendon to forge a fast unit including Bolles at stroke. Plebes show progress under Glendon with larger youths averaging around 181% and 177% pounds.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Owever
Placid College Creek
Lefi
Kirkodivick
Onng
Lee
Glendop
New Orleans to See Big Leaguers Games
New Orleans March 24 President A J Hannemen of the New Orleans club announced that an exhibition game between the New York Nationals and the St Louis Americans is set for next Sunday. The Giants were to play the New Orleans Southern team on Saturday and Sunday, but the latest plan keeps Saturday unchanged while St Louis takes Sunday. The St Louis team will then face the Brooklyn Nationals here on Monday and Tuesday.
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A. J. Hannemen
New York Nationals
St Louis Americans
Giants
St. Louis
Brooklyn Nationals
New York
Doyle
Larry
Brooklyn
Chicago
Cincinnati
Boston l Miust
Kida
New York Evening Mail
Paulette Added to Undesirable List in Baseball Scandal
Chicago reports Paulette, a National League player for Philadelphia and St Louis, was placed on the ineligible list by Judge Kenesaw M Landis for alleged involvement in throwing games. He denied the charges, claiming restraint from corruption but admitted receiving a loan from Elmer Ferrar of St Louis and that associates urged cooperation in crooked schemes. Zork related to the 1919 world series case was mentioned but not summoned.
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Chicago
Agene A. Paulette
National League Baseball
Kenesaw M. Landis
Paulette
Philadelphia
St Louis
Elmer Perrar
St. Louis
Ferrar
Farrar
Carl Zork
Zork
Briarley Hall Whiffs Rockville High In Poolesville Showdown
Sia Lodge's Briarley Hall youth team overwhelmed Rockville High School 14 to 2 on Briarley field. Tut James pitched brilliantly for Briarley, fanning ten and allowing five hits as Briarley halted Rockville's scoring. Central High School next faces the Cadets in a anticipated Saturday clash.
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Poolesville
Sia" Lodge
Briarley Hall
Rockville High School
James
Briarley
Central High School
Battle Royal
Washington Bdeys
Centralitea
Leaders Change in Two Bowling Events
Buffalo reports shifting leaders in two events of the American Bowling Congress after March 24. Frank Snyder of Erie posted 686 in singles and Gregory Olson led doubles with 640 as Detroit’s Fred Smith held the singles high with 763. Hidahi of Denver moved strongly in all events with a 1,860 pin total, placing seventh after today.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Frank Snyder
Erie
Pennsylvania
Fred Smith
Detroit
Snyder
Bingles
H. Olson
Brie
Eo Johneon
J. J. Hidahi
Denver
Hidahi
Pirates to begin camp in Hot Springs schedule 14 exhibitions
Pittsburgh National League regulars break camp in Hot Springs March 30 and play fourteen exhibition games in nine Southern and Southwestern cities on the way to Cincinnati for the April 13 season opener. The Apprentice Boys baseball team of Newport News Shipbuilding seeks three games in the District. contact manager T. W. Sweeny.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Cincinnati
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
Newport News
T. W. Sweeny
Parsons Ahead at Pocket Billiards Championship
Williams Parsons held the lead in the Grand Central pocket billiards title match, posting 128 to Gebrae Wheatley’s 102 as Wheatley needed 198 to 123 for victory. Parsons showed series runs of 20 16 and 16 while Wheatley had 26 14 and 18. Also, Sacred Heart Midgets edged Schienbern A. C. 12 to 11 in a hard fought game.
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Grand Central
Williams Parsons
Gebrae Wheatley
Fonigh
Wheatley
Parsons
Sacred Heart
Schienbern A. C
Georgia Bulldogs blank Bearcats in 5 0 win
University of Georgia baseball team shut out University of Cincinnati 5 to 0 in Athens. Batteries McNarmid and Sharpe starred as Georgia dominated the game from start to finish.
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Southern College
Athens Ga
University of Georgia
University of Cincinnati
Acorn
Diversity of Georgia
McNarmid
Sharpe
Second Base Dope Points to Mixed League Strength
Hugh S Fullerton analyzes second basemen across the American and National Leagues, highlighting Eddie Collins of St Louis and Rogers Hornsby, with Cleveland’s Nap Lajoie and St Louis prospects, noting how partner strength and pitching affect value. He predicts continued development and shifts as teams test young players and reassesses defense emphasis.
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St. Louis
Presburghs
New York
Philadelph
Brooklyn
Boston
Chicago
Cinginnati
Cardinals
Chicago White Sox
Edldie Collins
Fogt
Eye
Hornsby
Collins
Col Hinata
Wambepaassechleven
Cleveland
Cutshaw
Detroit
Yankees
Ieach
Huggins
Baler
St Huggins
Athletics
Washington
Geteon
St Louis
Former Big Leaguer Larry M Lean Shot Dead in Boston
Boston today saw the death of Larry M Lean, a former major league catcher, after a saloon shooting in the South End. Companion John F McCarthy is critically wounded with a stomach bullet while saloon manager John J Conner is jailed on murder charges, claiming self defense as McLean attacked him. McLean died at hospital. McCarthy was rushed there by passing vehicle.
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Boston
John Ms
McCarthy
McLean
Connor
Fred
Nouncea Aean
Timothy. Leary
Roxbury
Fighters killed interest in fight
The article discusses reduced boxing interest in a Dempsey versus Carpentier bout, noting delays, poor form, and prior decisions that hurt potential gates. It predicts lower payouts, with both fighters earning percentages rather than guaranteed sums based on public reception.
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Dempsey
Frank Moran
Joe Beckett
Moran
London
Paris
Bill Brennan
Spears Arrives at West Virginia School
Morgantown March 24 Fat Spears West Virginia s ow grid coach formerly at Dartmouth arrived for a two week visit He interviewed most varsity and freshman players and prepared a card index for future reference He will not conduct spring practice but will use the time to make acquaintance with the men
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Morgantown
W. Va
Spears
West Virginia
Dartmouth
Mountaineers
Freahman
Kay E
Lafayette A C Defeats Reserve To Force Title Playoff
The Arrow reserve team beat Lafayette A C 4 to 31 on the Local y court, tying the district 125 pound title. A decisive third game is set for Saturday April 2 on the local court, with Pease starring for the reserves and Goodman Blanken leading Lafayette scoring while Leifsky excelled in guarding.
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Arrow
Lafayette A. C. Quint
Pease
Goodman
Blanken
Leifsky
Turf controversy amicably adjusted and racing revived
Missouri racing faces revival if a veto is not exercised by the governor. The former Cela Adier-Tilles syndicate’s control waned under hostile laws, but if allowed, racing will be run by influential investors. Maryland and New York turf authorities will not clash over licenses this season.
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Missouri
St. Louis
Celle Adier-Tilles
Misouri
New York
Maryland
Supreme Authority of the
Jockey Club
Maryland States Racing Commission
Carroll Shilling
Te Shilling
Racing Commission
August Belmont
Montgomery County Fair Promises Attractive Race Card
Rockville Md March 24 The race committee of the Montgomery County Agricultural Society has arranged an appealing program of races for the annual fair set for August 22 to 26. Purses total 3750 across ten harness and running events plus motorcycle races. Events include pacing, trots, and mile runs with purses ranging from 25 to 900, and a consolation race for horses with no wins.
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Rockville
Montgomery County Agricultural Society
Angusta
District of Columbia
Montgomery
Frederick
Prince Georges Counties
Drew's
Chikara
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