Red Sox Edge Regualrs in Opening Practice Scrimmage
In Hot Springs on March 14 the Boston Red Sox and their Regulars played a rough yet spirited opening practice, halting after eight innings with a 3-3 tie. Standouts included Heinie Wagner, Jake Stahl, Duffy Lewis, and Larry Gardner, while Ed Karger and Elmer Steele endured mixed moments as both squads evaluated depth ahead of the Cincinnati series.
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Wolgast and Nelson Fight Highlight Brings Boxing Bravado
The article argues Wolgast defeated Nelson by endurance in a brutal 46 round clash and predicts a younger fighter will dethrone Wolgast. It notes the Columbia exhibition shows 16 rounds with fouls penalized lightly, and previews an Armory card with Walsh Delmont and other bouts.
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River Run Meets Wire Room Pattern in Small Meet
The fragment lists results with cities like Fall River and Taunton and Providence and Brockton and Waterbury, indicating a regional track or relay event. Details are incomplete, but the snippet shows multiple towns and numbers likely event scores or placements.
Langford to Meet Ketchel in Philadelphia Bout
Stanley Ketchel and Sam Langford were matched today to meet in Philadelphia on April 27. The six round bout will be staged before the National Athletic Club at catch weights.
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Stanley Ketchel
Sam Langford
National Athletic Club
English woman may win title in indoor tennis
English matron Mrs Frederick G Schmitz reached the semifinals of the women’s national indoor championship at the Seventh Regiment Armory New York. She defeated Miss Elizabeth G Bruce 6 2 6 2 and Miss Alicia Lish 6 4 6 2 to advance to a semifinal against Miss Margaret Grove.
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Alica Lish
Boston Boxers Tie In 12 Round Fight At Haverhill
Glover and Alger of Boston fought 12 rounds to a draw before the Pastime A. C. in Haverhill. Chuck Powers was KO'd in the second by Johnny Cavill of Boston. Kid O'Brien of Lawrence won a decision over Young Delmont of Haverhill in six rounds.
April Baseball Magazine spotlights new championship season
The April issue of The Baseball Magazine presents coverage of cycling hunting bowling and lawn tennis alongside the national sport. It emphasizes a broad athletic scope without reducing space for baseball content.
Baseball results from multiple games reported
Baseball scores list games with teams and opponents. Hot Springs Brooklyn National second team tied 2 2 Brooklyn Nationals regulars. Atlanta Philadelphia American regulars 3 Philadelphia second team 0. Fort Worth Detroit Americans 19 Fort Worth 9. New Orleans Cleveland Americans Chicago Nationals ee.
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Hog prices rise to record high at Cleveland yards
Hogs quoted at 11.05 per 100 pounds at the Cleveland stock yards marking a $1 increase inside a week. The price stands as a record high for the market.
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Doves Play Pros Go South For Augusta Spring Camp
Manager Fred Lake leads the Doves and players including Dave Shean and Cash Cooney to New York and Philadelphia then Augusta for two weeks of practice ahead of spring games. Moran will join in Philadelphia as Boston prepares a youthful squad for a fast National League campaign.
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Wagner Fails To Sign With Pittsburg Club
Pittsburg March 14 Without Hans Wagner the World Champion West Baden Springs band prepares for the second half of its schedule. Wagner met with President Barney Dreyfuss but did not sign his contract. Officials say Haas is delayed by automobile business and will sign and join the team en route to St Louis next Friday night.
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Daily Doings of the Doves in the Boston Post
Edward J. O'Brien of the Boston Post travels to Augusta with the Boston Nationals to cover southern training and exhibition games. The Post promises daily breezy accounts of training stunts and preseason contests ahead of the National League season.
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Local athletes set for N Y A C clash at Madison Square Garden
Arthur Duffey notes Unicorn relay led by Merehew Prout Nelson and Gram vs Mercury relay with Gessing McEntee Bacon and Egan in a mile race. Boston’s dope favors the Gessing camp but betting and rivalry heighten the rubber match after New York beat the home team in NYC.
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Tech Will Have Crew Ready For Back Bay Debut
The President's Crew at Tech called yesterday with over 60 candidates for the first crew. N Gere '11 was named temporary captain and A G Herreshoff '12, son of the designer, the manager. Union Boat Club to serve as headquarters. A shell ordered and construction to proceed despite late notice.
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Coy Is Tried Out In Box Coy Is Tried Out In Box New Haven
Yale’s March 14 practice game under warm skies pitted regulars against scrubs. Captain Steve Philbin oversaw a sharp session with the regulars winning 4 to 1. Ted Coy pitched four innings for the regulars, Ted Murphy played first base, and Ted Lilley started for the scrubs. J Loutrel and Charley Paul produced two baggers.
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Curtis and Cooney to join Doves next season
Boston readers learn Curtis and Cooney are set to play for the Doves in the upcoming season. The report also notes Boston attendants may join Marathon runners on April 19 and schoolboys can enter next Saturday’s games at Irvington street armory.
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Matty Baldwin Draws With Hyland in 10 Round Bout
Matty Baldwin of Boston and Dick Hyland of San Francisco fought ten rounds to a draw in Kansas City Missouri. Hyland opened a cut over Baldwin's right eye in the fourth round while the bout remained tame throughout.
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