Managers scramble to spring quarters in baseball plans
McCafferts secures contract from Warr ett and BTOOKS hoy while Ogden Boise and Butte teams plot rosters. Irby signs eight pitchers and four infielders plan to report. Boise and Missoula discuss transfers. Hamilton and Butte adjust ground access as season opens. Bartlett of Billings sends reserve catcher contract. Cason and Johnson signed coast league targets. eight-day limbering up begins in eight days at Gregson.
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Charles Irby
Helen Clan
Butte
Priya
Bill Tussi
Firet
Tie
Provo
Caan
McCloskey
Boise
John McCloskey
Tusaber
Joeal Ynen
John
Ogden
Conley
Stevens
Bill Stevens
Wnifery
Irby
Brogan
Hemiion
Blauisen
Missoula
Malaliton
Hemilton
Butteril
Murphy
Hamilton
Garden City
Charlie
McCafferty
Butle
Gregson
Endurance Showdown in 19-Inning Tie at Birmingham
Birmingham Alderman March 21 reports a 4 to 4 tie after 19 innings between Birmingham and the Chicago Nationals. Managers used multiple young pitchers. Jim Nagie to Montgomery and Clarence Marshall returned to Trackford.
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Birmingham
Ald
Chicere Nationals
Chance Fisnesed
Jim Nagie
Montgomery
Clarence Marshall
Trackford
NAP PIECHEns HIT New Orleans ballgame summary
In New Orleans on March 21 Nuan Or leans batters landed 12 hits against Cleveland Alvenera League pitchers to win 4 to 2. James Sweetzer and Swindell pitched for the losers. In Montgomery Alabama on March 21 Montgomery fell 7 to 1 to the St Louis Americans.
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New Orleans
Nuan Orleans
Cleveland Alvenera League
James
Sweetzer
Swindell
Tume
Kilmer Swamp-Root Ad Claims Full Kidney Remedy
An old advertisement touts Kilmer’s Swamp-Root as a supreme cure for kidney liver and bladder diseases. It promises rapid relief, urges readers to mail for a trial bottle, and notes a certificate of purity with every bottle while urging action from readers nationwide.
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Kilmer
Kilmor
Alelan
Wrestlers Set July Match in Portland Rivalry Renewed
Portland set for a July clash between Frank Gotch and Stanislaus Zbyszko at the Benewit and Protective Order of Klke convention. Zbyszko arrives to wrestle a handicap bout with John Erg as talks proceed with Gotch who would fight the winner. A $1,000 forfeit is posted to bind the bout and contracts are out for Gotch’s signature.
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Ore
Bslardh
Wie
Frank Goteb
Stanislaus Zbyczke
Benewlot and Protective Order
Klke
Zbyszko
John Erg
Pole
Goteh
Gotch
Zbyczko
Juarez race card with mixed results and racing notes
Juarez Mexico card lists multiple races with purses and entrants led by top contenders. Features include first race winners Tsor and Royal Delly, second race preview with John Louis, and results from fourth, sixth races. Also notes Georg Worth claims retirement in New York racing scene moving to engage champion Hyiht wolent for attack on championship.
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Pat Gannon
Tuo Tay
Wi Pwomar
Inc Qguleta
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Crow Robb
Rosey Posey
Juaren
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J. He Reed
Devesarion
Gus_ Hartridee
KML North
Teanne
Are
Dor Ane
John MW. Sheehin
Hidden Hand
Fondamental
Hady Stalwart
Wicket
Zilu
Jauimis
Tittle Marehmont
T. M. Eckert
Ren Wilson
Teherta
John Getty
Suele
TinAnola
Wen Kam Connor
Taentenant
Sawyer
Hird
Mirna
Viva Padwwiek
Time
New. York
Release To Other Club Carries Old Contract
Cincinnati March 21 new rules adopted by the national Wage ball commission affect players and agents. Charles A. Den complained that as a free agent he signed with the Philadelphia Nationals for a set salary but was released to Lancaster in the Tri-State league with a 0 percent cut. The commission annulled the Lancaster release, restored Den as a free agent, and ruled that a free agent shortens a contract with a national agreement club and transfers without big contention.
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Ohio
National Wage Ball Commission
Tye
Chirles A. den
Philadelphia Nationals
Tamncaster Toan
Lancaster
Den
Jockey Teeman Spencer Faces Long-Delayed Comeback
A garbled report links Henry Teeman Spencer once known as Teeman with a rough career arc after abdominal injuries and time at eastern tracks. Montreal's water polo team is slated for Stockholm Olympics year with trials in Montreal. A variety of sporting events across North America are noted including boxing and wrestling results and a Cypriot steamship charter interest.
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Oaklad
Gal
Henry
Teeman
Montreal
Canada
Stockholm
Creo
Springboarda
Mga
Brunswick Take First Cash Prize In Bowing Tourney
Brunswick five from New York led the American Bowling Congress tournament with a 2504 total and claimed the 1915 championship amid $4,000 in prizes. Terry’s Mount Anis of Milwaukee finished second, with the Jalpinans of hinge and Plennars of Chicago also among the top four in a strong field. Individual event standings list prize money and top scorers in two-man events.
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Plennars
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Terry's
Mount Anis
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Ping
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New
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J. Goodwin
Uedianana- Wa
AL Harris
Toling
Newark
Chiver
McGort
Toledo
J. Cater
M. Lindsey
F. Sekert
Training Bouts and Senate Shakeup Prompt Local Notices
Tally Johns and Dixon prepare for a March bout in Avaconda as Johns returns to Butte for training. The Kansas City featherweight visited Smelter City to teach boxing at Washoe Athletic Club. In Albany, New York, senate debate centers on athletic commission oversight as a bill shifts from Judiciary to Codes committee, signaling resistance to renewed anti boxing measures.
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Boulder Spring
Tommy Dison
Orion Theater
Butte
Tday
Dixon
Avaconda
Kansas City
Washoe
Athaiy
Contentio
Senate
Hie
Elie State Athletic Commission
Judiciary Committee
Hia Nossivie
Baseball Notes From Early Spring Camp and Roster Shifts
A sprawling bundle of spring reports covers Cleveland changes with Joe Jackson moving to center field and Buddy Ryan also adjusting, while manager Davis hints at lineup tweaks to face diverse pitchers. Notes mention Nap Lajoie’s ongoing brilliance, Cy Young’s long career, and contrasting views on players like Hans Wagner and Garry’s equal, all amid Marlin and other camps and observers citing varied prospects.
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Joe Jankson
Buddy Ryan
Tarkson
Tyan
Fant Terrall
Gravesend
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Spud
Joe
Hii
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Jon
Grealer
Joe Birmingham
Jack Grafey
Hans Butcher
Ryan
Graney
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Agre
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Cy Young
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Coulson
Garry
Coanbyes
Enders
Moras
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Ty Amy
Hans Wagher
Avery
Nap
Hana
Larry
Paul Sontene
Paul
Napoleon
Tia
Nap Lasole
Jenga Ancatu
InJurlas
Andy
Pittsburg bout prep taps Dixon and Klaus in wild camp
San Francisko report notes Jack Dillon of Indianapolis and Branke Klaus at Pittsburg last week finishing hard training for a bout next Saturday afternoon. They weigh 169 pounds and plan a two quarters contest, while Latin confines Nynaell to Meth good work and gym routines. Beaumont initiates efforts for motivation, with umpire Rigor observing morning sessions amid mixed showings as Flynn’s team struggles.
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San Francigeo
Manager Praises Nap Lajoie After Long Career
The text reflects a veteran manager praising Nap Lajoie after years of service. It discusses left-handed pitchers and potential staff changes, noting possible releases of Dressen Marrington and Nagle, and doubts about Dressen's readiness. It mentions Harrington's prior hype waning due to performance.
Buckland May Be Youngest on American Olympic Team
Hardy O Buckland of Milwaukee and a swimmer under 20 may join the American Olympic squad for the Brock agim games this summer. He already won a fastest time in the country and has pushed the world champion Roberg in the 60 yard dash, signaling strong Olympic potential as trials approach.
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Hardy O. Buckland
Milwaukee
Helan
Milwaukes
Infernal machine claim shocks vagrant arrest in Jacksonvitl
A Jacksonville, Wisconsin, vagrant, arrested today, claimed to have sent an infernal device to a judge and to be connected with a broader criminal plot. The man told detectives of threats toward senators and a potential broader scheme, while authorities investigated recovered stolen goods and linked suspects.
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Aterch
Nowaom
Crawford
Sosalsky
New York
Adarch
Plaves Newsom
Newsom
Paulke Brandt
Judgs Roralaky
Fire ruin looms over shirt waist plant retrial planned
New York officials ruled today that Max Blew and Tany Harris proprietors of the Drinagie Shirt waist company cannot be again placed in jeopardy after a factory fire last March killed 142 workers. The district attorney announced plans to retry on the murder charge and pursue six additional indictments, while some defendants were previously acquitted.
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New York
Justieo
Max Blew
Tany Harris
Drinagie Shirt Waist Company
Kver
Great Turkish Victory Report From Derghast Area
Dispatched from London on March 21 reports Turkish Minister of War announcing four decisive victories at Derghast Tripoli. Casualties cited as around 400 killed or wounded on the Turkish side amid ongoing hostilities.
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London
Constantinople
Telegraph
Derghast
Tripoli
Elie
Colorful spring fashions rise in new tailor images
The article notes spring fashion trends with emphasis on bright colors, prints, and novelty belts. It highlights the revival of bella fabrics and the belta Russian blouse for outdoor wear, predicting they will be common in the coming spring months.
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Qreen
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