Cobb and Leach to join Washington Union for 1910
Washington manager Arthur Irwin says Ty Cobb and Leach will play for the Union league outlaws this season. Both sought raises but were turned down. Irwin claims he offered large salaries to secure them, aiming to attract fans and prove the club's staying power despite offers from former teams.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Arthur Irwin
Washington, D. C
Ty’’ Cobb
Detroit
Leach
Pittsburg
Irwin
Cobb
DOVEY LEAVES TODAY FOR TRAINING TRIP
President George Dovey leads the Boston Nationals as they depart Boston for Washington on the Federal express at 8 o clock. Dr Edwards trainer and several newspaper men accompany the party.
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South
George Dovey
Nationals
Dr. Edwards
Boston
Washington
Federal Express
Boston Nationals Prepares for Washington Meeting
The Boston party will stay at the Ebbitt House in Washington where President Davey will greet veterans and new players. Expected attendees include Joe Kelley, Ball the young catcher, Claude Ritchie, Clarence Beaumont, Pat Flaherty, Jeff Pfeffer, and Johnny Bates. The group plans to rendezvous in Washington, practice in Augusta, and emphasize a veteran lineup and strong management.
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Boston
Ebbitt House
Washington
Dovey
Joe Kelley
Baltimore
Davey
Claude Ritchie
Clarence
Ginger) Beaumont
Pat Flaherty
Pittsburg
Jeff Pfeffer
Johnny Bates
Augusta
Joe
Kelley
Pat Donovan
Brooklyn
George
I Guess Not Says Uncle Cy Young On Pitching Future
The veteran pitcher says he expects four to five more big league years and plans to retire only when necessary. He notes his arm, speed, wind, and nerve are strong and he remains a smoker of three cigars daily while warning others about cigarettes. He hints at a return to a 140 acre farm after Boston retirement.
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Boston
Detroit Team Heads to Little Rock for Warmup Meet
The Detroit team arrives in Little Rock on March 12 ahead of the Red Sox departure. Boston Americans feature Carlisle Thoney and Sullivan sprinting 100 yards in 1025 seconds. Arkansas University women’s basketball won two recent state playoff games. Charlie Pruitt at shortstop gains notice, while McGuire limits pitchers to no curves until warm weather.
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Ark
Detroit
Red Sox
Carlisle
Boston
Thoney
Sullivan
McHale
Frank Donahue
Gessler
Lord
Arkansas University
Joe Harris
McGuire
Jim
Joe
Daniels Skips Brookline Race as Yale Beats Harvard in Meet
World champion Charles M. Daniels fails to appear for his planned 50 yard to mile race with Let Rich at Brookline. Yale dominates the Harvard meet 38 to 20 led by Captain Paul Withington whose 100 yard record tops the meet. Al McCormack wins the plunge for distance as Yale and Harvard claim multiple events amid a packed crowd and strong performances from both sides.
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Brookline Swimming Club
Rich
Harvard
Yale
al” McCormick
Paul Withington
Crimson
Daniels
Brookline
T. G. Aspinwall
R. Moses
W. M. Bullivant
Williams
C. F. Gould
Frank O'Hearn
J. P. Peters, Jr
M. Hughes
T. B. Hill
W. Johnson
Leo Johnson
Maurice ‘Loppan
Martin
Ortmyer
A. Winslow
Gordy
W. M. Cooper
L. Withington
S&s. King
R. W. Cutler
E. C. M. Richards
Moses
al McCormack
A. K. Smith
Maurice Toppan
Irving Elliott
W. Gallagher
Richards
Goodhue
Catlin
Withington
Aspinwall
Hoyt
Morrison
Needham
Stevenson
Beatty
Griffith
Mann
Church
Merriman
F. Allen
Reid
Baker W. Hyde
F. Davis
Hopper
R. J. McCormIck
Roxbury Latin School Holds Interclass Track Meet
The Roxbury Latin School hosts its third annual interclass championships on the outdoor board track with events today and tomorrow. Junior class closed events join open races led by captains and teachers Mr. Fiske and a large field including Bart Connolly Dana Lyons and W Swain.
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Roxbury
Fiske
Dispute Over World’s Basketball Title Endangers Series
A four team dispute over the right to play for the world basketball championship emerges as Germantown and East Liverpool contest whether Glensville and the Newport Naval Reserves can vie for the title. Germantown and East Liverpool have arranged a series of games while the issue unfolds.
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Pennsylvania
Germantown Five
East Liverpool
Western Pennsylvania
Glensville
Newport Naval
Cornell Crew Candidates Take First Season Spin
Cornell crew candidates began practice at Cayuga Lake Inlet with the varsity and two second boats taking trial spins in the shells. The event marks the start of the season as athletes train for upcoming competitions.
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Cornell
Ithaca
N. Y
Cayuga Lake Inlet
Nutbearer the Trotting Star Poisoned in Stall
Nutbearer, famed trotting stallion owned by Nicholas Hubinger in New Haven, was killed after an unknown foe poured muriatic acid down his throat. The horse, once healthy at four, died before supper. A prominent grand circuit winner, Hubinger had recently been offered 16000 dollars for him.
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New Haven
Conn
Nicholas Hubinger
Hubinger
Cross Country Captains Named for Tech Course Meet
Final arrangements set for a Tech cross country run with captains appointed for each course. Names include J F McCarthy for Courses 1 and 11, G H Magee for Course 2, B Co Huber for Course 3, S Clapp for Course 4, J N Stephenson for Courses 5 and 10, L O Mills for Course 6, and Ellis for remaining courses.
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Tech
J. F. McCarthy
G. H. Magee
B. Co. Huber
S. Clapp
J. N. Stephenson
L. O. Mills
Ellis
Joe Harris and His Weighty Woes From Little Rock
The poem by Paul H Shannon portrays portly pitcher Joe Harris as he fights back at critics claiming he shirks work. Harris defends his effort while lamenting exhausting training and constant scrutiny from McGuire and Greene as he speaks from Little Rock on March 9.
Boston Post Scout Reports Doves Camp News in Atlanta
Arthur D. Cooper of the Boston Post sporting department will provide daily updates from the Doves camp in Atlanta Georgia. Read the Boston Past for the latest news and gossip on the Dovey team and their Southern training quarters.
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Arthur D. Cooper
Boston Post
Sporting Department
Temperance clause questions arise over contracts
A teetotal South solidifies its temperance stance while several contracts include a temperance clause. The move prompts questions about its influence and rationale among parties.
Harvard Crew Hard at Practice on Rough Charles River
The Harvard varsity and all four shells trained up river to Brighton bridge despite choppy water. Coach Wray leads the pursuit of the two crew cut with Sargent Morgan and Hackenschmidt all noted for balance and progress as the John Harvard may enter service soon.
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Charles River
Harvard
Brighton
Wray
John Harvard
Sargent
Morgan
Langford beats Temple in eight round Roanoke bout
Sam Langford overwhelmed Larry Temple with a decisive display in a no doubt close eight round match at Roanoke Athletic Club. Temple fought bravely weighing about 150 pounds to Langford’s roughly 160 but could not be floored. Langford’s late rally in rounds seven and eight carried the fight as Temple tired and stalled near the end.
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Sam Langford
Larry Temple
Roanoke Athletic Club
Temple
Langford
Moore
Larry
Knuckle ball trial at Harvard ends with discouraging hits
The new knuckle ball was tested in Harvard’s cage yesterday after noon and was hit hard by Harvard batters. Hartford and Dan Brennan threw a few pitches to hitters lined up against them and drew discouraging results. Its future in college pitching depends on development while Harvard likely sticks with curved balls.
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Harvard
Hartford
Dan Brennan
Monk the Newsboy Captures Rhode Island Feather Title
In Providence on March 11 Monk the newsboy defeated Bobby Tickle after 15 rounds to win the Rhode Island featherweight championship. In the semi final Kid McDonald of Boston knocked out Joe Grim in three rounds.
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R. I
Monk
Rhode Island
Bobby Tickle
Lymansville
Kid McDonald
Boston
Joe Grim
Rooters Club Faces Suppression in Chicago Baseball
Chicago March 11. President Johnson of the American League pledged to suppress similar actions to those by the South Side Rooters' Club at the South Side ballpark last fall. No boisterous rooting will be tolerated this season.
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Chicago
Ill
South Side Rooters
South Side
Johnson
American League
Summers and Hurley Fight a Six Round Draw in New York
Johnny Summers of England and Battling Hurley of Passaic battled to a fast six round draw at Sharkey A C. Summers showed cleverness and punching power while Hurley pressed, making the opening rounds the citys best. The piece ends with a political note about anarchists and Chicago’s squared off teams.
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New York
Johnny Summers
England
Battling Hurley
Passaic
Sharkey A. C
Summers
Hurley
Campaign Kickoff Planned in Boston Section
A political figure will inaugurate his campaign in a Boston map section, signaling the start of a statewide outreach effort. The event will mark the first public step in his bid, drawing local supporters and media attention to the city.
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Boston
True to Yourself with Graves Maryland Malt Whiskey
An article promotes Graves Maryland Malt Whiskey as a self preservation remedy against colds. It urges moderation in sweetened water and claims the product is pure malt aged properly, free from chemicals, and sold in full quarts by licensed sellers with the Chester H. Graves & Sons signature on the label.
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Graves
Maryland
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Red Sox Spend Rainy Day in Little Rock Practice
In Little Rock Arkansas on March 11 the Red Sox under Manager McGuire used a soaked park as a day of light work. Players relaxed in rooms and the lobby while Professor Dennie Sullivan and his violin entertained.
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Little Rock
Ark
McGuire
Little Rock Park
Dennie Sullivan
Sullivan
Sully
Harry Morgan
Dee Gessler
Go Back To Nature Dr J H Liverpool Heals With Herbs
Dr J H Liverpool, son of a Santa Fe chief medicine man and a mission educated physician, operates a herbal practice in Boston and Salem. He offers consultations at 589 Tremont Street Boston and 21 Essex Street Salem, with hours listed as daily except Wednesday and Thursday. He provides honest opinions and detailed descriptions of ailments.
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J. H. Liverpool
Santa Fe
Boston
Bartle
Tremont Street
Essex Street
Sarem
Mass
Tel
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