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Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1911
Page
13
Trails of League Ball Clubs Live Wires Score Update
A chaotic baseball wire report from March 28 covers multiple games. Notable results include Brooklyn fending off Chattanooga 4 to 2, Philadelphia Athletics crushing Baltimore 18 to 4, Philadelphia Nationals No 2 routing Lynchburg 11 to 6, and New York Americans defeating Atlanta 16 to 12. Other items note Princeton topping Bowdoin, Detroit Colts defeating Dallas, and Georgia beating Clemson 3 to 0.
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Morris Knocks Out Schreck in Sixth Round Fight
Sapulpa Oklahoma March 28 Carl Morris engineer turned heavyweight hopeful knocked out Mike Schreck of Cincinnati in the sixth round of a scheduled fifteen round bout. Morris weighed 245 pounds and dominated the action, using both hands and sustaining a brutal assault on Schreck who was a bloody sight at the final count. The crowd, including many cowboys and Indians, created a noisy scene as Morris prepared to fight in Tulsa next under Frank Ufer. The bout drew about 325000 with Morris earning a large share.
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Catholic University Tops Swarthmore In Pitcher's Duel 3-1
In a tight nine inning battle on University field Catholic University shaded Swarthmore 3 to 1. Ryan limiting Swarthmore to one hit while Tarble matched him with nine strikeouts, Devries sidelined by injury, and a decisive eighth inning rally giving the Brooklanders the lead before Marsden's hit sealed the win as the game ended early to allow Swarthmore’s train departure.
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Injuries erupt during Akron practice game
Fred Corbin sparked a melee at the Akron ball lot injuring Doc Moyer and John Henry, with Eddie Ain smith also hurting Elberfeld. McAleer halted the game after three innings as players streamed to the clubhouse, injuries and spikes prompting the stop.
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Taft and Sherman First to Get A L Passbooks
President Taft and Vice President Sherman will be the first to receive passbooks from the American League. President Han Johnson departs on a trip to Cincinnati Philadelphia and Washington to present the courtesies in the Capital Thursday. The engraved passes come in a seal pocketbook with initials outside. Taft’s pass is No Ail and Sherman’s No A. The passes are valid in all American League cities.
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