Red Sox Open Spring Practice in Hot Springs
The Boston Red Sox began their first spring workout under Jake Stahl at Majestic Park in Hot Springs Arkansas. Heinie Wagner showed power with a hard throw early, while Leonard and Goodman impressed as infield candidates. Stahl plans limited workouts with focus on wind for pitchers. Duffy Lewis Hooper Shinn arrived as the squad shapes up with several players already lighter and in good shape.
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Ark
Jake Stahl
Red Sox
South
Lordeal
Majestic Park
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Heinie
Stahl
Theeason
Heinie Wagner
New
York
Wagner
Engle
Cady
Ray Collins
Hall
Anderson
Leonard
Collins
Buck O’brien
Wood
Bedient
Cicotte
Hagerman
Cal
Ifornian
Gardner
Krug
Goodman
Shinn
Yerkes
Duffy Lewis
Harry Hooper
DeWitt Named Princeton Basketball Captain
Wallace L. DeWitt of Spokane Washington was elected captain of next season's Princeton varsity basketball team. A guard on the Tiger five this year he is a sophomore and also played football as halfback and handled punting duties.
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N. J
Wallace L. DeWitt
Spokane
Wash
DeWitt
Tiger
Hobey Baker
West Point Announces 1912 Football Schedule
The Army reveals a nine game slate for 1912 opening October 5 against Stevens Institute and ending November 30 with Navy. Harvard and Princeton are absent. Holy Cross and Stevens visit for the first time. Key games include Rutgers Yale Colgate Carlisle Indians Tufts Syracuse.
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Army
Stevens Institute
Navy
Harvard
Princeton
Holy Cross
Stevens
Rutgers
Yale
Colgate
Carlisle Indians
Tufts
Syracuse
Shipping News Mini Almanac March Seaborne Arrivals and Sailed Barge Tows
Maritime notices show arrivals of numerous steamers and schooners from ports including Matanzas Belfast Belfast Portland Gloucester Newport News Norfolk and Philadelphia. Sailed listings include barges to Portland Salem and Portsmouth with tugs and towing work noted alongside the day’s tide and sun data.
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Matanzas
Belfast
Brown
Winterport
Dingley
Strout
Portland
Penobscot
Roar
Newport News
Gloucester
McDorman
Norfolk
Hersey
Baltimore
Teaser
Law
Philadelphia
J. B. King & Co
Inn
Elk Garden
Salem
New York
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Quinn
Port Johnson
R. KR
N. J
Lehigh
McGoldrick
Perth Amboy
Bath
Eckley
Brooklyn
Cheektowaga
Herbert
Bellewood
Baronet
Baltic
New Bedford
Charles Mann
McKimmon
Plymouth
Barry
Philadelhia
Daniel Willard
Decker
Edgewater
Troy
Marion
Hawthorne
Lackawanna
Lewis
Hoboken
O. R. RB
Paoli
Western
Lennon
Guttenberg
Cadosia
Liberty
Pilgrim
Ontario
Howes
Micteacomet
Plenville
Forest Belle
Concord
Betts
Newrt News
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Nichols
Etee
Rockport
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Catawissa
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Glendower
East
Langhorne
Swatara
Phillips
Oley
Cocalico
Indian Ridge
William Bisbee
Norton
Grasselll
John R. Well
Bunker
Jersey City
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Childe Harold
Sweney
South Amboy
Horace M. Bickford
Jasper
Roosevelt
Charles A. Campbell
Pierce
Henry Withington
Ulmer
Art News
Ralph M. Hayward
French
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F. G. Pendleton
Pendleton
Rebecca J. Moulton
Mitchell
Eens Franconia
Liverpool
Own
Boston
Armani
Bdravellin Br
Morkey
Mem Avanenta
Uacan
Larase Winter
Wee York
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Fishermen and stalls as Italian fleet returns to wharf
The wharf sees spring signs as 17 vessels arrive yesterday and prices fall with haddock at 2 1 4 and 5 cents per pound while steak cod drops to 4 1 2 and 6 1 2 cents. An 18 pound winged halibut, caught off Plymouth by John Gorfina, draws crowds aboard the Jessie Costa. Arrivals include haddock, cod, pollock, hake, and mixed fish. The Maria Teresa sails for Vancouver loaded with tar, and Cape Cod light signals repair while liners Megantic and Canopic near quarantine with 2000 plus passengers aboard.
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Jessie Costa
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Pol- Haddock
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Lock
E- M
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R. Nunan
Sadie Nunan
Fes
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Morning Star
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Puritan
Ned Walker
Santiago
L. C. Clark
Cape Cod
White Star Line
Genoa
Naples
Canopic
Megantic
Liverpool
Boston Light
Henry Withington
Newport News
Virginia
Wiscasset
Hampton Roads
New York
Withington
Ulmer
Maine
Vineyard Haven
Highland Light
Hull
Albenga
Lorenzen
Matanzas
Massachusetts
Terrdhova
Mike Murphy to Lead Quaker Athletes for Olympic Trials
Mike Murphy returns as trainer for Victur Duffey Co and Quaker athletes aiming at the Swedish Olympic games. The piece notes British amateur sport shifts toward trained coaches, highlights Americus, Roller and Burns as strong boxing prospects, and mentions Hjortberg guiding Sweden. It previews a hectic spring schedule with intercollegiate and Eastern trials signaling a busy season.
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Mike Murphy
Franklin Field
Mike
Johnny Bull
Cleveland Athletic Club hockey team heads east for key tests
The Cleveland Athletic Club hockey squad, 21 wins in 24 games, departs tonight for a string of away games. They face Syracuse Arena, the Intercolonials in Boston, and the Boston Athletic Association, with strong chances for the amateur championship if they win two or three of the games.
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Cleveland, CO
Cleveland Athletic Club
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Arena
Intercolonials
Boston
Boston A. A
Questions on amateurs and letters to players in sports notes
A reader questions amateur status of a player and how mail reaches him through office care. Mention of J A M Lawrence Louis Guertin and Dan Lane in Natick Mass with Herald building address. A note recalls Ty Cobb style batting figures from 1901.
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Louis Guertin
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Natick
Mass
Dan Lane
Greater
Simon
R. M
Lajoie
Checker Champion Coming to Boston
Alfred Jordan, the noted checker star, arrives in New York and travels to Boston to be hosted by the Boston Checker Club at the American House. He has circled the globe defeating opponents, holds English and Scotch titles, and recently beat American champion Newall W. Banks. Many hail him as world champion after Richard Jordan’s death last October.
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Boston
Boston Checker Club
Jordan
America
James Ferris
Newall W. Banks
Richard Jordan
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