Stars to Meet in Big South Battle at Ponce De Leon Park
Texan star Tris Speaker brings his college crew to Atlanta to face the Toronto Leaf team in a Mitchell League exhibition at Ponce de Leon Park this afternoon. The lineup features Joe Sewell Riggs Stephenson Dan Moore and Steve ONeal for Atlanta with Coveleskie Boone Smith likely to pitch. Toronto counters with Collis Jones Engman Reynolds and O Loonke among others as both teams showcase major league veterans and recent minor league standouts in a high profile afternoon game.
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Tris Speaker
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Cyrus Cobb
Annet
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Atlulatana
Joe Sewell
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Dan Moone
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Steve” O'Neal
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Miter
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Collins
Bugmann
Brilliant Mound Battle Marks Marist's Victory
Marist defeats Boys' High 6 to 2 in a pitched duel between Shadiey of Marist and Magibew. Bradley of Boys' High struck out five of the Marist hitters, while Uradley for Marist held the lineup in check. Marist scored in the first inning on Murphy's two-base hit and an error, with a second run in the eighth when Ewing singled and stole second. Both teams played well. three errors total, two by Boys' High leading to runs. Batteries: Mongatow and Merriman for Marist, Bradley and Murphy.
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Eddie Morgan
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Hines
Moron
Semler
Pollock
Criqui Seeks Old Carpentier Camp in New York
Eugene Criqui aims to rent Georges Carpentier’s former Long Island base near Manhasset for training before the Kilbane fight. He reports funding for training, plans to import a chef and staff, and even a frog farm for specialty meals.
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Jersey City
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Do Grounds Fight Club
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France
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Pulre
Dartmouth Trims Georgia Nine In Final Athens Appearance
Dartmouth defeats Georgia 4 to 3 in ten innings on an errant play and timely hits. Bjorkman triples and Thurston drives in the winning run as Shurston adds three hits for Dartmouth. Pitcher Sale falters after six frames, while Casewell and Bjorkman star with key late-inning hits.
Flowers to Battle Gans in Toledo April 20
Miller announces articles for a 32 round middleweight title bout in Toledo on April 20 between Liger Flowers and Panama Joy Gane. Promoters Thatcher and Bronson stage the colored world title fight. Gane has refused Flowers for a year while Flowers has defeated Murphy Britten Palwer Carbone Lawson and others. Budd Miller meets Ole Milley in North Carolina action on April 13.
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Focal
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Ohio
Liger Flowers
Panama Joy Gane
Ad 'Thatcher
Ray Bronson
Atlanta
Flowers
Gans Hay
Tiger
Auch
Frankie Murphy
Billy Britten
Andy “Kid? Palwer
Frank Carbone
Bob Lawson
Battling Budd
Ole Milley
Hamlet
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Atist
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Uudd
Miller
Budd
Cote Miller
North Carolina
Fenrlesa Ferns
Battling Rudi
Siki claims robbery in Dublin title loss
Paris reports Bouts Siki, the Senegalese heavyweight, says he was robbed after losing the title to Mike McTigue in Dublin. He vows not to return to Ireland, claiming he shed too much weight en route and now weighs in as a middlweight. He also describes a late morning altercation in a Paris restaurant.
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Ireland
Dublin
Mike McTigue
Fingland
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Parly
Crackers May Field Strong Lineup Despite Rumors and Doubts
Atlanta fans hear that President Corbett and allies planned a full, post April 17 lineup with Otto Miller handling catching duties and a rotation of pitchers led by Tuero and Karr. Herman, Dowd, Moore, Kilenger and Niehoff are highlighted as key infield and outfield assets, with Dowd’s happiness and consistency noted as pivotal to Southern League success.
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Otto Miller
Atlanta
Jack
Henry Allen
Montfaucon
Allen
Corbett
Miller
Otto
Butch” Schmidt
Johnny Brock
Oscar Tuero
Benny Karr
Tuero
Karr
George Dumont
King Brady
Cliff Best
Dick Niehaus
Manley Lewellyn
Eddie Moore
Moore
Neun
Birmingham
Herman
Bert Niehoff
Killenger
Guyon
Burke
Langford
West Texas
Yankees
Hiss Fight Decision in 12 Round Bout
In Springfield Ohio last night Tut Jackson Washington Courthouse negro lost to Jamaica Kid of New York after 12 rounds. Jamaica Kid led eight rounds and Jackson outweighed him by about one and a half pounds. Referee Lou Banman faced hisses and jeers from the crowd. A note mentions photographs of a certain airframe taken at high altitude by machines for dust-free pictures.
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Ohio
Lou Banman
Cincinnati
Tut
Jackson
Washington
Jamaica Kid
New York
Resume Chess Meet in Chicago as Marshall and Lasker Drawn Game
Chicago April 5 Frank J Marshall of New York chess champion and Edward Lasker of Chicago resume their match with the score tied 21 2 each Marshall won last night on his 84th move after a long offensive starting from the twelfth move forcing Lasker to exchange bishops and dominating play after the fourteenth move.
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Frank J. Marshall
New York
United States
Edward Lasker
Marshall
Lacker
Barons Trim Rookies In Spring Setback
Birmingham Alabama April 5 Smutter Matthews loses key players as Casper Suggs Snyder and Metschmann are released from the Barons farm system. Three more regulars move to Laurel in the Cotton States league while Grover Cy Young is sent back to Oklahoma City. Randolph reports he will join in June for a tryout with the Havens as Birmingham trims to a workable roster.
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Charleston High Winner In National Invitation Inter College Tourney
Charleston High defeated Walla Walla 860 to 26 at the University of Chicago in a brisk early round of the national Invitation Inter scholastic basketball tournament. The southern team led 26 to midway through the game as Walla Walla improved late. standout Chang played the full 40 minutes.
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Bret Hehadhon
Toledo
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Wala Walla
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Walla Walla
Chang
Douglas
Diuwata
Captain Morgan's Triple Sends Tech to Victory at Grant Field
Tech beat Dartmouth 4 3 at Grant Field in a late inning comeback. Ed Morgan hit a key triple in the eighth to drive in the deciding run as Maryland and Dartmouth each battled. Joe Palmisino starred defensively and at bat, while Hines struggled in the eighth for Maryland.
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Tech
Ruth Visits Sick Lad Near Vicksburg
Ruth, the Yankee signer, traveled to visit a bedridden boy who had prayed nightly for Ruth during his illness. A neighbor alerted Ruth, who promptly asked for a car to take the lad to see him and then spent an hour with the child.
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Roth
Georges Meets Tham in Mexico City Bout Talks
Mesivan promoter Baldomero says Paris representative secured Georges Carpentier's signature for a bout with Sam Sonniford here after Carpentier fights Hikl near September. Tang ford recently captured the Mexican heavyweight title by defeating Rid Savage.
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Penn Relay Entries Herald Large Track Meet In Philadelphia
April 1 report from Philadelphia notes Tennayl vatin''s relay carnival on April 2 and 3 will draw the largest gathering of colleges and schools for a track meet. Entries total 485 institutions including 102 colleges and 888 schools. London dispatch adds Mrs Mallory aims to join Wimbledon events after arriving in England per the Daily Mail.
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England
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