Honor of being last to arrive at Yankee camp goes to Herb Pennock
The Associated Press reports that Herb Pennock may win the dubious honor as the last to report to the New York Yankee training camp in St. Petersburg. Earl Combs arrived late due to medical reasons, seeking bats and a uniform, while other teams played spring games in Sarasota, Clearwater, and Bradenton. The Reds plan St. Petersburg headquarters after a 6 3 loss to the Senators in Tampa.
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Moriarity Faces Slump, Jennnings Echoes Pennant Dream
The report compares Moriarity’s stagnant Detroit setup with Hughie Jennings turning the team around in 1907. It notes a talented roster but long pennant drought and outlines Jennings era success contrasted with current club struggles before mentioning Red Sox, Pelicans, Cardinals, Thevenow, O’Farrell, and Pirates notes from camp.
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Cubs prep for West Coast series amid injury woes
Friday begins a string of exhibition games as Chicago Cubs regulars prep for a three day series in Los Angeles and Hollywood after a peevish manager notes persistent Charley horses and weak arms. Pitchers once trained in cellars. road work in winter is urged. White Sox travel from Shreveport to Fort Worth to face Jake Atz's Texas League team.
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Senators Aim to Reverse Two Defeats in Giants Opener
Former White Sox pitcher Dick Kerr is noted as an old teammate. Washington Senators seek revenge in the opening game of a two day series with the New York Giants in Tampa. Thurston and Braxton are set to start for Harris in the first contest.
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Danish King Cuts Salary as Economy Example
Copenhagen March 18 The action of King Christian of Denmark in setting an economy example by voluntarily reducing his official salary by 10 percent is described as significant. The measure is cited as a model for officials and public servants amid economic concerns.
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Danish King’s London Visit Cited by Danish Colonel
The Danish colonel recalls King Christian preferring simple treatment during London visits. The king declined costly entertainments, seeking small, direct meetings with ordinary Danes. As a youth, he joined the Royal Danish Life Guards as a private, rejecting special royal privileges.
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Site in Scotland famed for Bruce directing troops sold
A historic site in Scotland linked to the 1907 Battle of Raploch and a stone marking Bruce's supposed command of Scottish forces has been sold. The purchase draws attention to the landmark where legend places Robert the Bruce directing troops.
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