Atlanta Medicos Open Baseball Practice With Forty Candidates
The Atlanta Medical College baseball team held its first practice Saturday with about forty candidates. Returning players plus four league men and strong newcomers hint at a competitive season. Arranged games include Reading prep schools, the Atlanta club, and Georgia institutions. The squad features several contenders for catcher and infield positions, with trials for keystone, third, and outfield spots underway.
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Cubs Take Exhibition Win Behind Sharp Pitching
Chicago Nationals defeat Philadelphia Americans 9 to 0 in an exhibition game, with Cheney and Vaughn among the standout pitchers. Sweeney and others contributed runs as Chicago built a commanding lead. crowd enjoyed a warm, summer-like afternoon.
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Athletics @ Lampeth
Chicago Nationals
Tiedbiladelphia Americans
Cheney
Naughan
Mopf
Philadelphia
Ifigie
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Booe Declines to Jump From Federals in Bid for Everatt
In Minton BC March 1 the St Paul American Association club sought Everatt Bobe under contract with Indianapolis Federal League terms. Roce, coaching Presbyterian college here, released Bigelenram to Paul, stating the proposed contract was impossible to secure under Federal terms.
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St Paul American Association
Everatt Bobe
Roce
Presbiterian College
Bigelenram
le Paul
Jack Price shines with Cracker ability and smile
The Jersey City veteran left-hander known for his constant smile plays for the Crackers this season after moving from the Jersey City club. He teams with Gil Price, is noted as a strong pitcher and a capable hatter with a surprising move to first base. He will appear in portions of games against the Louisville Colonels and the Cleveland Naps this week.
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Jersey City
Port
Crackers
Gil Price
Jack
Louisiaille Colonels
Cleveland Naps
Federal League Owners Show Fifty Million Dollars Behind
Gilmore, Ward, and Ward lead a list of Federal League owners with reported stakes totaling about fifty million dollars. The article notes tensions with the Federal authorities and a court summons targeting the league to block its plans, while confirming ongoing negotiations with several stars and that no signed players have left for other leagues yet.
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St Isnis
Ted Steininge
Gite Streter
Indianapolis
Federals
Glimers
Cordele Club Builds Deep Roster for Coming Season
Cordele gains Frank Manush’s Alabama brother and Wartenton as managers, with Linest Manish and Gunner among new signings. Shortstop Bankaton and infielder Burress arrive from Madison and St Mathews, boosting the squad as Reagan forecasts a strong pennant challenge and solid financing for the season.
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Linest Manish
Alabama
Frank Manish
Atlanta
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Cordele
Geasling
Wartenton
Cardele
F Bankaton
Gordon
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Adélphie
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Auitles
St Mathews
Burress
Madison Ga
Cordele Club
Loe Atkanson
Rushville
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Iheiaas
Coach Bean Faces Tough Jr. High Baseball Prospects
Coach Bean outlines a strenuous plan as he recruits for the upcoming season. Key players like Otto Cowley and La Hitchcock show promise, while holes at catcher and infield threaten the squad. The backing of former stars and a battle for third base intensify the hunt for dependable talent and potential champions.
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Strangs
Otto Cowley
la Hitchcock
Hoaman
Coach backs team as tight behind him vows effort
The speaker asserts that even partial progress earns praise from the coach while stressing that a total failure would leave the team the poorest in years. He notes every man stands with the coach and gives his best effort.
Barry Reports Jack Barry Arrives In Jacksonville For Series
Barry, shortstop of the Philadelphia Americans, reached Jacksonville on March 14 to join the team for a three game series against Chicago. Franklin Baker and Muddy Ruel of the Athletics are also expected, while pitcher John Coombs will not join the tour until after the regular season starts.
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Pla
Jack Bary
Chicago Mellonaia
Mandy
Franklin Baker
Athletice
Barryard Baker
Sayan
John Coombs
Coombs
Futurity Eligibles for Kentucky Trotting Association Meet
The list of eligibles for the Lentucks Futurities to be trotted at the fall meets of 1934, 1915, and 1916 was announced. The event awards total 26,000 dollars divided as 35,000 for two-year-olds at 1914, 2,000 for three-year-olds at 1917, 14,900 for three-year-olds at 1915, and 3,000 for four-year-olds at 1916, with a gold cup given to the four-year-old winner.
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Bexington
Avent
Boxing Promoters Sought for Garden Era Return
Snowy Baker visited New York and attracted attention as a potential promoter and referee. The piece reviews candidates for Garden era leadership, naming Coffroth, O Rourke, and McMahon possibilities, and notes Baker’s influence on boxing rules and international federation talks.
Oakes and Bradley Join Pittsburg Fed Camp
Bradley and Revel Oakes joined the Pittsburg Federal League training camp bringing the squad to twenty four men. Two good practices were held today as weather stayed perfect though a bit cool in the forenoon.
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Biarch
Iugh’ Bradley
Revel Oakes
Pittsburg
Chicago bowlers upset leaders in Amelia Bowling Congress
Buffalo on March 14 saw Chicago bowlers upset leaders in the two man and individual events. W Schmidt and W A Williams hold first place in the doubles with 1229. P Gray tops the singles at 634, Ed Modene of Chicago second with 626, Frill of Chicago third at 616. Schmidt and Williams totaled 423 in the first game and 419 in the second to gain third.
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W Schmidt
W A Willams
P Gray
Ed Modene
Hole
Frill
Schmidt
Ritchie vs Duffy Match Sets Championship Terms
The lightweight title bout between Wille Ritchie of Buffalo and Jimmy Duffy of Lockport is scheduled for March 14. The winner receives a guaranteed 410,000 with a 45 percent share of the gross receipts, details disclosed in the official contract draft.
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Duffy
Buftaly
Wille Ritchie
Chammon
Jimmy Duffy
Lockport
Harvard Athletics Show Profits Despite High Costs
Harvard’s annual athletic report shows total receipts of 153552 and expenses of 124936, leaving a net balance around 20000. Football, baseball, and hockey profited, hockey nearly broke even, while rowing and track cost Harvard far more than Princeton.
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Princeton
Tigers
Princeton II
New London
Heceand
Exhibition games begin Monday with Braves star studded lineup
The Boston Braves prep for Monday exhibition games drawing fans to see Tobrmt Evers the ex Cubs manager now with Boston plus Bill Sweeney traded to Chicago. Notable players include Otto Hase Tyler Rariden Ed Sweeney and Clarl Thompson as well as young stars.
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Cadillac Statement Clears Atmosphere
The Cadillac Motor Car Company, via EC Floward sales manager, says it has no plan to market a six cylinder car, quelling rumors. The announcement boosts confidence among manufacturers and buyers as dealers report renewed Cadillacs sold and prospective buyers reassessing options amid the clarified policy.
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AoHL Will Manage Atlanta Branch DMPGRAW Tire Co
McGraw Tire and Rubber Co announces a new Atlanta branch at 227 Peachtree Street Almond binding area. Former Republic Rubber manager Mr Sohl will oversee operations and promises an upcoming tire proposition with larger fabric and better tread, guaranteed, with potential price reductions.
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Colleges to Feature Spring Football Work and Forward Pass
Edward R. Bushnell notes colleges plan spring football drills across eastern universities. Harvard and Penn emphasize personal coaching and new candidates, with extra attention to the forward pass, while Penn aims to build a strong line via winter practice. Yale, Princeton, Dartmouth, and Cornell plan similar spring sessions, led by new coaches focusing on open play and forward passing development.
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University of Pennsylvania At Harvard
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Grimson
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American Olympic Committee Named by March 11
The American Olympic Committee announced its delegates for the Paris Olympic Congress in June. Notables include Thompson, Sullivan, Zear, Weeks, Reown, Maccabe, Hammond, and several other officials. The congress aims to draft a uniform code of regulations for future Olympic games. Disputed topics cover gender participation, nationality rules, and entry limits across sports.
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American Committee
James E Sullivan
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Zear
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Carlisle Cobb Wins in Athens Election
Carlisle Cobb defeats rivals in Athens election as local voters choose a new peace justice. The tally includes prominent lawyers and political figures, with Cobb securing the mayoral style role amid a crowded field.
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Athens
Howell Cobb
Batead
jJoyell
Andrew Cobb
Cuda
Trxae
Gustin
Andover Boys Set Relay Mark In Dual Meet
Andover Academy boys swam a 200 yard medley relay in four minutes forty five seconds, beating Wortesti Academy in a dual meet. The performance tied the school record, previously set by Brooklee High School in 1998.
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Philips Andover Academy
Andover
Wortesti Academy
Brooklee
Understanding syncope and its medical explanations
A historic medical excerpt explains syncope or collapse, first aiding the patient by keeping the head lower and feet elevated, noting the heart may temporarily fail to pump blood to the brain. It discusses the mechanism, signs, and the potential for recovery with proper positioning.
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