Duke Farrell to Attend Roosevelt Inaugural Ball
Charles A Farrell, famed as the old sport catcher of the Collins team, will start for Washington tomorrow night and attend the inaugural ball in dress suit. He weighs 213 pounds and aims to drop below 200 as he plans to swap stories with Tom Brown after the ceremonies.
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Roosevelt
Marlboro
Charles A. Farrell
Collins
Farrell
Washington
Taylor
Tom Brown
Baseball News and Comment on 1906 season and training camps
Simeon Murch heads to St Louis to join the Cardinals for spring training in Marlin Springs Texas. Jack Chesbro Willie Keeler rally Harvard players and prepare for the New York Americans while manager Griffith and others discuss pennant hopes and pitching strength.
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Roxbury
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis
Marlin Springs
Tex
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Willie Keeler
Copley Square
Harvard
New York Americans
Griffith
Taylor
Butters Jin
Amateur boxing nationals ready for record entry surge
The Amateur Athletic Union national boxing championships near Me chanic s Building draw 57 entrants led by New York and New England. Officials include referees Doherty Peters and a full judging and weighing staff with headquarters open daily until the event Monday.
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United States
Mechanics’ Building
New York
Pennsylvania
New England
Boston
Suburbs
Neil J. Doherty
Frank R. Peters
Charles J. Dieges
New York A.C
Hugh C. McGrath
Eugene Denny
Edward J. Fynn
Thomas Naughton
Francis X. McGrath
E. F. Walsh
R. Ss
A. C
G. F. Nolan
Cambridge
Neil J. Keleher
C. G
Jerome H. Moore
R. S
W. @. Carpenter
Thomas Conrick
Nelson Favorite Up To Ring Time In San Francisco Fight
San Francisco boxing fans await Young Corbett versus Battling Nelson with betting showing Nelson as slight favorite. Corbett, rehabilitated and in peak form, seeks a historic verdict over the veteran, who fights with relentless pressure and strength.
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San Francisco
Young Corbett
Battling Nelson
Corbett
Battler
Denverite
Britt
North End Youth Seeks Mascot Job for Collins Team
George Fopiano a 15 year old from the North End applies to be the team mascot offering $3 weekly pay and travel expenses. He explains experience tending bats and ability to play any position except catcher while hoping to become a regular player in years to come.
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North End
Collins
Fopiano
Taylor
Carl Green
Post
St. Louis
Boston
America
Unity Street
P. S
Boxing Past and Present Lines Up Fresh Langford Rival
The Dixie Kid’s Philadelphia arrest prompts George Cole to replace him against Sam Langford for the Chelsea club match. Apollo A C Salem shifts to Tuesday for amateur finals in Boston with an all star card headlined by George Murray and Biink Mc Closkey versus Guy Ashley.
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Douglas A. C
Chelsea
Sam Langford
George Cole
Cambridge
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Cole
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Jack Williams
Mike Shreck
Peter Jackson
Jack O’brien
O’brien
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Salem
Boston
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Johnny Sheehan
South Boston
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Pride of
Lynn
Buffalo
New England
Tommy Young
New York
West
Jimmy Briggs
Neck of the Woods
Shy Fay
Young Sullivan
Roxbury
Sullivan
Daniel Allerton Newhall A Leading Candidate For Team
A Quaker student from Newhall deserts his home university for Harvard and achieves distinction in his new institution. Daniel Allerton Newhall emerges as a leading figure in his field and gains notable recognition for his choice of study and university.
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Harvard
Daniel Allerton Newhall
Newhall Emerges as Harvard Baseball Candidate
Harvard prospects include junior Newhall, an all round athlete with prior seasons as a 1906 baseman and varsity substitute. In Ellis Fischer’s absence this spring he competes for left field with rival Don Nichols, a varsity football player, showing strength and speed.
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Newhall
Ellis Fischer
Don Nichols
Boston Yacht May Enter for Kaiser's Ocean Race Cup
Boston yachtsmen seek entry for the Kaiser's ocean cup race with General Paine away in Europe until May. Thomas W. Lawson reportedly will not enter, deeming the Jubilee too old a boat. Constellation is a likely entry, possibly under New York or Boston clubs. Francis Skinner may join if others move, possibly flying Eastern Yacht Club colors if he enters the Constel lation. Corona may join via Arthur F. Luke of the same club.
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Kaiser’s
Boston
General Paine
Europe
Thomas W. Lawson
Francis Skinner
New York
Eastern
Constellation
Edward Burgess
Henry Piepgras
City Island
FE. D. Morgan
Skinner
Jack Gardner
Eastern Yacht Club
Arthur F. Luke
Griffiths Deposed as Jersey City Club President
Howard Griffiths was removed as president of the Jersey City club at the annual meeting in Jersey City New Jersey on February 28. The successor was not named though manager Billy Murray is widely expected to be elected. Griffiths had served as spokesman for the minor leagues at recent New York meetings and drew sharp criticism for his stance.
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Red Tom” Fisher
Shreveport
Fisher
Rogers
John S. Taylor
Jimmy Collins
Rafferty
Huntington Avenue
Taylor
Jersey City
N. J
Howard Griffiths
Billy Murray
Griffiths
Lagues
New York
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