Crackers Score Big Win Over Agogas in Frolic Teaser
In a Saturday matinee watched by 549 fans, the Crackers defeated Agogas Baptist Tabernacle 10 to 3 in a farcical display. The pro team dominated early, with five runs in the final inning, and McConnell, Schwind, and Long highlighted the offense while amateurs struggled to contend.
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Signed Agreement To Sign A Contract In Dispute
The St Louis American reports a dispute over a contract signed in confidence by Hla Wareh and others claiming they agreed to sign but asserting they did not bind themselves. Stovall showed the document to President Hredgres and others, who questioned its legality and expected a legal ruling.
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Bid to host Army Navy game stirs Philadelphia New York race
Bidding pits Philadelphia and New York merchants over the annual Army Navy game. Philadelphia seeks a seating expansion to showcase 40 090 attendees, with New York offering a greater charitable guarantee if the game stays there. Army and Navy athletic associations demand non profit status and sufficient seating, while local merchants push to recapture business and prestige.
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LaGrange Baseball Club Seeks Funds With Fan Letter
LaGrange baseball directors circulate an unusual appeal to fans dated February 1. The letter asks for donations or substitutes to fund grounds, uniforms, and equipment, naming figures and urging broad support to strengthen the club’s finances for the season.
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LaGrange Baseball Club
Auburn Soccer Edge and Baseball Pulls Players Away
Auburn defeats Blossburg 2 to 1 in a hotly contested match but fields were limited as many players shift to baseball this spring. Blossburg proved veteran and strong, while Auburn looks to multiple personnel changes and upcoming April rematch in Birmingham as Christopher and Wynne face possible departures and Arnold's return remains doubtful.
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Ala
Red Sox Pitcher Anderson Signs with Federal League Club
Halen C March 14 Fred Anderson Boston Red Sox pitcher last season signed a one year contract with the Buffalo hit of the Federal league. When asked about the move Anderson said the cash offered was too wide to refuse. Anderson was purchased by Boston for 6600 from Brechton of the New England League and pitched for the Red Sox toward the close of last season. He is now coaching the baseball team at the Agricultural and Mechanical college of this city.
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General Training Hints for Georgia Track Athletes
Coach Cunningham of Georgia shares athletic health rules and training basics for high school track. He covers health habits, sleep, diet, dress, gear, warm up, and event specialization, urging regular practice, proper ventilation, and injury care to build endurance and speed.
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Infield Worries as Volunteers Rebuild Pitching Staff
The Vols weigh mound options with Schwartz seeking three or four finishers and target a trio of twirlers from the Browns. Wilbur Kraft’s return is doubtful, while Riches promises a young third baseman and Callahan, Rum, and Sloan form a fast fielding outfield potential. Pinch McCabe from Jersey City adds pressure to the infield and pitching plans.
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Old-Time Fan on Infield Fly Rule and Baseball Commentary
The piece debates the infield fly rule and base runner protection, arguing runners should advance on any catcher interference to deter intentional acts. It references 1914 copyright by WG Evans and mixes sports musings with satirical lines about Billy Smith, McConnell, and Federal dissension, reflecting early 20th century baseball rhetoric.
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Fragmented sports banter about land dispute and ethics
The passage questions a hypothetical outcome where Indianapolis gains land if a Browns loss allowed, calling it an outrage on the Atlanta club and decency. It mocks protection schemes as a séance and likens it to molelike grafters, seeking a reply.
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Federals Take Care Of Cast-Offs Plan Announced
Chicago March 14 President Gilmore returned from the Chicago Federals training camp at Shreveport Lane and confirmed plans to form two minor leagues next year to supply Federal teams. He said youths who never played organized ball will be free to seek places elsewhere and warned that without organization they would be outlaws.
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Jantzen and Baker Report to Billies in Montgomery
Montgomery Ala March 14 Outheld er Jantzen and Infielder Baker reported to the local club today making a total of eighteen players engaged in training Manager Gilks announces that he has secured three new players from St Louis and will bring them to Montgomery next Monday.
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Pinehurst Club crowns women tennis champion and doubles winners
Maren 743 from Springfield Mass won the women singles championship at Pinehurst Country Club defeating Florence Croft of Pittsburg. The mixed doubles title went to Lawrence Cowing of Cincinnati and Blanche Blanche of Essex Fells after Fortune of Winnipeg and Stella Price of New York defaulted.
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Majer Wins Amateur Billiard Title In Rail Split Thriller
New York March 14 Jo seph Majer the present champion defeated Eugene L Milburn of Vempais Tenn by 93 points in 4 thirty immms game to win this year’s national amateur balk line billiard championship. The match featured seesaw play with Milburn showing his best form, stringing runs of 70 2 end 52 and forging ahead in several innings before Mayer recovered. Mayer finished with 400 average and high runs of 62 58 47 while Milburn posted 30 average and runs 70 3% 42.
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