Perry Meets Nitchie in Gate City Main Bout Substitution
Jimmy Perry, the Pittsburg welterweight, replaced Clarence English to box Young Nitchie in the main bout at Gate City Athletic Club tonight. English could not leave, wiring in after last week’s events that he would not fight before April 9, when he forfeit $100. Nitchie, the Philadelphia crack, arrives Monday and Perry has impressed in prior bouts. A four round preliminary starts the card with Whitney and Buck, followed by Worthy and Thompson in a six round semi.
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Gate City Athletic Club
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Gate City Club
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Cara
Young Whitney
Jim Buck
Arthur Worthy
Cyclone Thompson
Gate City
Yanks to Play Red and Black in Georgia Exhibition
University of Georgia baseball players will host the New York American Club at Sanford Field next Saturday. Hal Chase and Ford will lead the visitors with Frank Anderson coaching. A recent practice yielded mixed results, and Wilder Head and Brannen stood out as pitchers and hitters in a rough lineup. Coach plans to trim the squad to twenty-five players on Tuesday.
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No New League in New York City This Year
The National and American baseball league clubs will not face competition on Manhattan Island from the United States league this season. The new league announced the development after Charlie White surrendered the New York franchise due to ground leasing failure. The New York franchise may relocate to Chicago Buffalo or Baltimore.
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Westergard Bests Roller In Catch Wrestling Match
In Knoxville Iowa wrestler Jess Westergard defeated Dr B F Roller by decision after a 40 minute bout with no fall. A fall through the ropes injured Roller briefly but he recovered and could not continue the contest.
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Knoxville
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Jess Westergard
Iowa
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Boxing Promoters Urged To Enforce 48 Hour Arrival Rule
An editorial urges Atlanta boxing promoters to require fighters to be in the city at least forty eight hours before bouts. It cites recent no shows and rail delays affecting matches such as English vs Nitchie and Kreider vs Staten, arguing stricter arrival rules and real names will curb fraud and revive the sport.
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Gate City
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Uel
Geesee
Charteriday
Kreider
Wrelac
Ty Cobb Shines As Royston Tops Elberton 7 to 0
Royston Ga March 18 With Ty Cobb in the box for his hometown Royston defeated Elberton in the season opener by seven to nothing Cobb pitched splendidly and even showed a fade away throw at home plate in the sixth inning A large crowd from nearby towns came to see the world’s greatest player in action in his native town
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Specal
Ty Cobb
Elberton
Cobb
Yanks and Crackers May Play at Federal Prison
Yankees and Crackers may stage a benefit baseball game at the federal prison grounds this week if Warden Moyer approves. Atlanta and New York clubs have discussed the idea for days awaiting fair weather, aiming to entertain inmates after free performances by theatrical companies this season.
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Al O'Dell Arrives Ready for Practice with Crackers
The 1911 Crackers report pitcher Al O'Dell arrived Monday morning for early practice at Ponce de Leon park. Manager Hempill notes O'Dell appears fit with no surplus weight and ready to shake out kinks in a few days. The piece also covers Stowers engagement, other players in camp, and a Wednesday game against the Yankees at Ponce de Leon.
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Martin Phelan
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Hemphill
Harry Warner
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Gillespie
Wolverton
Charle Millen
Bailey
Sykes
O'Brien
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Harvey Russell
Vedder
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Litton
al O'Dell
O'Dell
Toronto Club Now in Macon
Joe Kelley arrives in Macon with the Toronto International League team for spring workouts. The roster includes Biz Tim Jordan Bill Bradley Amby McConnell Ed Holly Shaw O Hara Bennie Myers and Dalton in the outfield with pitchers Rudolph Backman Lush Mueller Cather Corey Steele Doyle and catchers Fischer Spears Wilson Brieger. Five writers and a photographer accompany the squad.
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Brooklyn
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Cleveland
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Boston
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O'Hara
Bennie Myers
Dalton
Rudolph
Backman
Lush
Mueller
Cather
Corey
Steele
Doyle
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Spears
Wilson
Brieger
Cubs beat Mobile 4 1 in exhibition tilt at Mobile
Chicago Nationals won the first of two exhibitions 4 to 1 at Mobile Alabama with the regular Cub squad on the field. Chance hit a homer over the left fence, a feat last achieved only by Ty Cobb. Montgomery St Louis led by Wallace pitched six in an 9 3 loss to the Yannigans.
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Ty Cobb
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St. Louis
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Wallace
St Louis American Club
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Wolfang
Lake
Brown
Barons From 18 States At Birmingham Exhibition
Birmingham March 18 report lists 27 Barons from 18 states to open the season. Represented states include Indiana Maine Michigan Missouri North Carolina Illinois New Jersey Michigan Colorado Wisconsin Virginia Ohio Maryland Tennessee Maine Kentucky Oregon Texas and more. Managers and players named include Molesworth Bell Smith Chaput Green and several others.
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Charlie Bell
Clarence Smith
Missouri
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Cochran
Charlie Carroll
Illinois
Clyde
MéBride
Bugs Hardgrove
New Jersey
William — ‘Foxen
Tom Kane
Delor Chaput
Roy Green
Colorado
William McGivrdy
Wisconsin
Arthur
Virginia
Marists Open Season By Beating All Stars
Marist college opened its baseball season with a 6 to 3 victory over the All-Stars. The game provided solid practice and showed good material on both sides, including Marlatt on the marred roster.
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Marist ‘College
Marlatt
La Follette Delegates Move to Split Kansas Vote
A Kansas split emerges as La Follette claims twelve of sixteen district delegates and two of four at large. The statement asserts two thirds of Kansas delegates back Wilson, though convention instruction required voting for Clark first and then switching to Wilson after casting a Clark ballot.
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Clark
Capron Signs with Pirates After Minn Quarterback Move
Minneapolis March 138 Ralph Capron star quarterback of Minnesota's football team signed a contract and left for Hot Springs Ark where he will join the Pittsburgh National League baseball team as an outfielder It is said he will receive 8500 for the season regardless of remaining with the team
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Minneapolis
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University of Minnesota
Signs of the Times Subject of Dr Riley
The largest afternoon attendance yet seen at the Riley Harris meeting at the First Baptist Church gathered at 2 pm yesterday. The hour focused on the theme The Signs of the Times.
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Night Clerk Appointment at Kimball House
Abend formerly of the Read House Chattanooga has accepted the night clerk position at the Kimball House. He is a well known South clerk, four years at Chattanooga hotel, noted for rapid service. Today at First Baptist church the program includes Christ's Second Coming at 3 PM and The Solution of Your Difficulty in the afternoon.
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Riley
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Peace and War Loom as Nations Arm for Battle
Dr. Riley cites Matthew xvi 3 and warns that public sentiment leans toward peace while reality shows massive armament. He notes over ten nations with half a million soldiers each and Russia with one million ready to battle on short notice, with ongoing preparations contrasting peace rhetoric.
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