Oss Timely Hits Feature Contest In Tampa Game
In Plant Field, Tampa, March 25, McBride's regulars and Altrock's youngsters battled to an 8-8 draw in the third game of the series. Brower faced heavy contact early while Acosta battled through four innings. Key plays included Dever Rosa's timely hits, Zachary's solid pitching, and Goebel and Foss contributing on offense.
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District college teams clash with strong northern nines
Northern college baseball squads arrive in the sunny South led by Holy Cross from Worcester to face Charlie Moran's Catholic University. The schedule lists games against Georgetown, American League Park, Gallaudet, Vermont, Fordham, Penn State and Maryland State with Navy also featured. Last year Catholic U defeated Vermont while Fordham edged Georgetown. Maryland State and Catholic U promise a top match in the set.
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Georgetown Team to Play Practice Game
The Georgetown baseball team will host a practice game at Hilltop against the Army training camp squad from Indian Head Massachusetts at 3 15 this afternoon.
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Cumberland bids for Dempsey Willard bout in talks with promoter
A Cumberland Massachusetts delegation met promoter Tex Rickard in New York to push for the heavyweight title fight possibly to be held in Cumberland. Rickard would not commit but agreed to meet a Cumberland committee to review plats and accommodations for the bout. Cumberland had previously bid for the Willard Dempsey clash and sought assurances for future matches.
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Princeton Nine In South For Series
The Princeton baseball squad left the university for a Southern trip. They played North Carolina in a double header and were set to meet Navy at Annapolis. Coach Clarke optimistic, noting strength in field, backstop, and pitching depth. several committee members and students joined the trip.
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Two Managers Share Control of Red Sox for 1909 Season
Boston announces dual leadership as Hughie Duffy and coach Jimmy Burke will jointly steer the American League club from spring camp in Hot Springs. Duffy says the plan gives no individual glory, only a aim to win games, with Burke bringing experience from last season with the St. Louis Browns.
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Boxing denounced as vicious by Chicago leaders at hearing
Chicago March 25 Twomag Quayle for Lake County Law Enforcement league and Federated Churches of Chicago told the legislative boxing subcommittee that professional boxing is vicious and that boxers are poor citizens. He urged testimony from Roosevelt and criticized all professional boxing. Charlta White Bat-Uing Nelson and Harry Forbes listened as they replied. Quayle favored only four round no decision bouts with light gloves. No women spoke on the proposed boxing law. Mrs Marshall Field 3d did not acknowledge her invitation. Virginia nine defeats University of Virginia in Charlottesville. Bolling Field seeks stronger schedules with District teams. contact Charles Maylor, Bolling Field Anacostia D. C. for games.
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Dope on Third Basemen Shapes Major League Outlook
In a detailed look at American and National League third basemen, the study ranks players like Gardner, Dugan, and Groh while assessing team shifts. It notes Buck Weaver’s absence, the impact of Baker on the Yankees, and hints at Chicago’s improving prospects with Evers and new infield hopefuls. The piece stresses evolving dope as rosters settle and promises further positions analysis tomorrow.
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Cincinnnati
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Brooklyn Td
New York
Pittsburgh
Larry Gardner
Washington
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Heston
Hutchinson Leads Asheville Open Debut With 135
Jock Hutchinson of Glenview club Illinois set the pace in the Asheville open professional tourneyat Asheville Country Club. He carded 135 for the first day as George Fotheringham Bretton Woods New York stood second with 140. Hutchinson attributed higher score to missed putts while Leo Diegel showed uneven form finishing fourteenth in the morning before rising to fifth in the afternoon. Clarence Hackney made a notable 16 foot putt at hole 12 drawing applause. Hutchinson’s morning and afternoon scores totaled 69.
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Jock Hutchinson
Glenview Club
Chisage
Belen
Asheville Country Club
Hutchinson
George Fotheringham
Bretton Woods
Leo Diegel
Detroit
Clarmce Hackney
Eight Bowlers Remain In Newspaper Match Leaderboard
The eight high bowlers in the Newspaper individual elimination tourney at Recreation Health Center alleys advance again next Thursday. Leaders: Star Dave McCarthy 1342, Cromwell 1314, Times Cahoon 1309, Boyd 1279, Star Kluge 1274, Baum 1267, Post Gemmill 1266, Bulletin Collier 1256.
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Post
Gemmill
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Collier
Ten tennis schedule for middies opens season at Navy
Anapolia Maryland March 25 twe midshipmen set ten tennis matches for the season with opponents Catholic University Swarthmore Harvard Pennsylvania Virginia Washington and Lee Seventy-first New York National Guardsmen Johns Hopkins Lehigh and Lafayette. Navy riflemen also enter national Camp Perry competition July 27 to August 28.
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White Sox world series scandal indictments likely to be voted
Chicago March 30 The bills for indictments against White Sox players tied to throwing the world series will be voted tomorrow according to Assistant State's Attorney George E Gorman He said B Johnson president of the American League appeared before the grand jury probing the case following last week's actions in the baseball scandal Might name more
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TRAINING CAMP SITE LEASED BY FRAZEE
Hot Springs Ark March 25 HB Frazee president of the Boston Ameri can league club has signed a two year lease on McKeefield present spring training camp of the Red Sox It was announced today Secretary Murray of the Pittsburgh Nationals announced that the Pirates would retain Fogel field for the 1922 spring training Robert B Crowe States attorney intimated tonight that several persons not mentioned in the first grand jury investigation might be named in the new true bills The State recently dropped it a case against Claude Williams Eddie Cicotte Joe Jackson Buck Wesver Swede Risberg Fred McMulkin and Oscar Felach but announced at the time that new indictments against them would be sought The cases of other men originally indicted were taken off the court call leaving them under the jurisdiction of the State but eliminating any chance of immediate trial.
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District Golfer Takes Lead In Finals Of Florida Tourney
George James of Columbia Country Club Washington D C jumped to the front in the final match for Florida winter championship at St Augustine leading L J Hopkins of Old Boca by 7 up after the first round James drove long and accurately with a sharp short game and steady putting Hopkins struggled on the greens The Columbian led 1 0 and extended to 7 up at finish Also Shiro Akaboshi of Princeton in his first tournament defeated W P Kent of Chicago in the final round
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Giants Gardener Aims For New Runs Record
New York, March 25. George Burns of the Giants intends to challenge the season runs record. Burns has led the league in runs for eight years as a Giant and seeks to surpass the mark set by Jim Sheckard in 1911 with 121. He scored 115 last season and has added practice under Dick Beattie.
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Qualifying Score Low in Pinehurst Golf Tournament
Pinehurst N C March 25 Miss Edith Cummins of Chicago and Mrs J V Dorothy Campbell Hurd of Pittsburgh led a field of 80 at the qualifying round of the nineteenth North and South championship. None scored better than 90 in the qualify round the first in years. Several women who qualified in the national championship at Cleveland fared well though Mrs Price of Oakmont failed to qualify with 105. Miss Glenn Collett Rhode Island Country club finished third with 93 and hit the longest tee shots for a woman golfer at the 400 yard hole but made three putts on seven greens. Yale defeated Auburn 4 5 to 1 in Macon Ga on their Southern trip.
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Dorothy Campbell) Hurd
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