Braves Begin Two Hard Sessions At Spring Camp
Miami March 6 Braves under G T Stallings opened spring drills with two hard sessions at Tatum Park adding Joe Wilhoit to the lineup. Hank Gowdy and Frank Allen expected soon while Bobby Gill nurses a finger injury. Stallings shapes two teams with infield around Evers Smith Fitzpatrick and Rawlings, with Crum Nehf Ragan and others ready for early games.
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Miami
Fla
G. T. Stallings
Joe Wilhoit
Frank Allen
Tom Hughes
Allen
Hank Gowdy
Stallings
Eddie Fitzpatrick
Johnny Evers
Red Smith
Koney
Seminole
Harrison
Rawlings
Massey
Stal
Gowdy
Tragesser
Rico
McGraw
Fitzy
Chappelle
Joe Kelly
Twombly
Hurling Department
Oldsters
Cal Crum
Nehf
Pat Ragan
Ed Reulback
Barnes
George Davis
Bob Gill
Gill
Wrestlers in Great Shape at Grand Opera House Clash
Cyclone Burns and Tommy Draak ready for their rematch at the Grand Opera House. Draak relies on weight and power, claiming he beat Burns before in a grueling battle. Burns counters with sharpened technique and new moves to try, both sides confident of victory.
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Cyclone Burns
Tommy Draak
Grand Opera House
Draak
Burns
Robson to fight New Al McCoy in Providence bout
Tommy Robson of Malden, fresh from a 12 round draw with Jack Britton, meets New Al McCoy, the Gotham welter, in a 15 round bout before the National A. C. of Providence tomorrow night. Both records show wins over top opponents, and a genuine merit bout with possible knockout is anticipated.
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Tommy. Robson
Malden
Jack Britton
al” McCoy
Gotham
National
A. C
Providence
Prize for Drill Offered by American League Clubs
Chicago March 6 baseball clubs in military training compete for drilling honors announced tonight by Captain Franklin R. Kenney. President Johnson offers $500 to the best drilled team and $100 in gold to the drill sergeant of the winning players. The award will be decided in July by a board of army officers. The fund may buy a pennant. The plan has spread to Milwaukee and Indianapolis clubs and drill sergeants will be brought to spring camps.
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Chicago
Franklin R. Kenney
Central Department of the Army
Kenny
Johnson
Ameri League
Army
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
American Association
East Armory meet boosts English High track hopes
English High's intermediate and junior teams defeated Commerce 701 2 to 501 2 at East Armory, with standout marks in the 220 yard intermediate and multiple event wins across sprints, distance runs, hurdles, jumps, and throws by Blue, Leiberfarb, Feeney, Walstein, Ellis, Davis and others.
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Boston High School
East Armory
Commerce
Howlett
Lane of Commerce
Leiberfarb
I Tacs
C. Blue
Gray
Silverman
Armstrong
Murphy
Sulkin
Zuer
Horwitz
Moscow
Thi
Wares
Driscoll
Sheinwald
Cohen
Banks
Cometing Sentane Ree Bluestein
Finney
Rubenstein
Pite
Feeney
McArdle
Burns
Walstein
Hartsohlen
Griffin
Ellis
Reid
Jacobson
Bowsher
Davis
Marley
Ores Hoffman
Smyth
Christie
Bowser
Pollard
Conley
Bla ‘Gdon
Knowles and Bowser
Boudreau
Whitman likened to Hughes in New York sports
The piece notes Governor Whitman facing scrutiny akin to former Governor Hughes for sports policy. It cites Hughes halting the horse racing and suggests Whitman might limit boxing. It ponders Yale vs Harvard hockey and college championship implications if Yale wins at New Haven. It also mentions Hannes Kolehmainen hinting at retirement from American long distance running.
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Whitman
Hughes
Yale
Harvard
New Haven
Hannes Kolehmainen
Kolehmainen Shines in Sweden and New York Indoor News
Swedish Olympic standout Kolehmainen delivers sensational times in 6000 and 10000 metres and cross country. New York to appoint footwear censor for indoor events to prevent slipped spikes. Cornell dominates college wrestling with multiple defending titles. Holy Cross Foley Doyle and Jack Ryan chosen for New England at Nationals in New York March 17. Chicago A A members Loomis Landers Eby head to Nationals. Francis O'Hara Tech impresses in 2 3 yard race. Johnny Wivers vows best baseball year yet if he quits cigars.
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Kolehmainen
Foley
Doyle
Holy Cross
Jack Ryan
New England
New York
Fred Rubien
Philadelphia
Francis O’hara
Tech
O'Hara
Belted coat in front with tunnerl slits description
Sequence notes a belt arrangement in a coat: buttoned front, plain back, belt threaded through tunnels leaving coat open, then belt all around with coat open.
Opinion column questions Cubs manager and batting averages
Questions about answers to queries in this column note Johnny Byers as Cubs manager and ask for his batting average that season. It states 1913 batting average was .285. Also mentions Philadelphia Jack O'Brien and Tommy Burns boxing bouts in 1904 1906 1907 with various outcomes.
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Mirus O ‘Jeren Lean Everett Scott
Yeir
Johnny Byers
Cubs
F. K
Philadelphia
Jack O’brien
Tommy
Burns
O’brien
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J. Evers
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Lewis and Hoblitzell
Foster
skFenei
Olready
RED Sox
ED M’grath
Wilhoit
Tatum Park
Ben
Lings
Bailey
Braves
Magee
Collins
A. W. Moriarty Co., Makers
Tommy Robson
al” M’coy
Extrapants
March
Mitchell
the Tailor
Washington
Waren Sr
E. H. S. Beats
Massachusetts Nautical School
United States
Massachusetts
Nautical School
Park St
THUR
Cornell
Ithacans
Joe Loomis
Sherman Landers
Earl Eby
Chicago A. A
Cherry Circle
Johnny Wivers
George
Four Way
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Ade
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