Reds and Red Sox Battle to 2–2 Tie in Eighth at Hot Springs
In a tense spring exhibition at Hot Springs Arkansas the Reds and Red Sox played a dramatic game tied 2–2 after eight innings. Donovan’s team rallied in the eighth to even the score as Bos ionists Wagner and Lord sparkled on defense and Thoney and McConnell faced injuries. Grif ith lamented the bad luck and Cincinnati’s Bescher clashed with umpires while Ehman Lobert and Downey produced key hits for the Reds amid a flurry of defensive plays and baserunning.
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Boston
Griffith
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Tigers
Wnii
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Rescher
Eastman
Harry Niles
Harry Lord
Carri
Grifith
Alan Storke
Thoney
McConnell
Heinie Wagner
Short
Jake
Wnt
Speed Boys
Cheney
Buck Ehman
Steele
Karger
Sox
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Madden
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Hooper
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McCabe
Hoblitzell
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Egan
Tno Wagner
Lord
Patsy Donovan
French
Duffy
Jake Star
Mac
MccCabe
Gan
Lohert
Carrigan
Frank Arellanes
Arellanes
Stahl
Miller
Aaskert
Sore Doves Go Through Dual Practice in Augusta
The Doves endure sore bodies after a rough Augusta workout as Lew Richie, Beals Becker, Fred Beck and other stars push to sharpen speed and accuracy. Manager Lake and President Dovey rally the squad for early games, with practice drills, bunts, and a split-squad set for Monday ahead of Saturday's nine-inning exhibition with Augusta.
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Jimmy Neary
Lew Richie
The
Doves
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Becker
Dave Shean
Graham, Smith
Rariden
Bill Cooney
Bill
Bill Sweeney
Lake
Fred
Mattern
Buster Brown
Cecil Ferguson
Curtis
Bunsy
Augusta Park
Ty Cobb
Broad Street
Fred Beck
Fred Lake
Vanigans
Pocket Time Savers Handbooks Advertised by ICS
The International Correspondence Schools promote pocket size handbooks for electricians building trades machinists plumbers and office workers. Each volume covers data formulas and practical guidance with pages ranging from 378 to 872. Sold during the week at 50 cents cloth or $1.00 leather binding from 9 Boylston Street Boston.
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ICS
International Correspondence Schools
Boylston Street
Boston
Alan Storke Dies in Newton at 26
Alan M. Storke, utility infielder with the Pittsburg Nationals, died at Newton Hospital from empyema after grippe illness. The Auburn High School and Amherst College graduate had played with Providence and Pittsburg, was traded for Byrne, and had been with Cincinnati. He shared in World Series receipts with Detroit.
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Cincinnati
Newton Hospital
Storke
Grippe
Charles A. Vinal
Newton
Frederick E. Storke
Auburn
N. Y
Young Storke
Amherst College
Harvard Law School
Providence
Barbeau
Byrne
St. Louis
Detroit
Griffith Laments Storke Death In Cincinnati Camp
Storke, a utility infielder expected to bolster Griffith’s Cincinnati team this season, died suddenly at Storke’s death cast a gloom over the camp. Manager Griffith called Storke a good hitter and base runner and said a replacement would be needed. He noted Storke planned to join after completing studies at Harvard College.
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Storke
Cincinnati
Griffith
Herrmann
St Marks Winter Meet Showcases Close Contests and Boxing
Soutsboro March 18 second day of St Marks annual winter sports drew a large crowd. Boxing thrilled spectators as judges Velte Flichtner White Bundy and Barber presided. Standings highlight Mitchell Ingalls Swift and Choate with wins in featherweight junior senior events. rope climbs and high kicks also contested with close finishes.
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St. Marks
Messrs. Velte
Flichtner
White
Bundy
Barber
Mitchell
A. Ingalls
Vixtn
EL. Armour
J. Shoper
J. Mitchell
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Stjin
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F. Marden
F. Wood
Cwift
Lin
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A. Coolidge
Tl. Landen
Choate
I. Brooks
Y. Stevens
I. Paris
Pp. Fowler
E. _ Bryn
G. Pinekard
J. Davies
J. Philips
W. “Helier
Actor Donlin Declares End To Baseball Comeback
Mike Donlin ex-Giant and now supporting actress Mabel Hite arrived in Boston from Toronto. He lashed weather and his show A Certain Party and then stated I am through with baseball, citing a three year contract with Idebler and a preference for acting despite liking the game.
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Swat
Mabel Hite
Boston
Toronto
Mike
John T. Brush
Idebler
Giants
Harvard Star Joins Lawson Pinks In U S League
Billy Matthews, a Harvard star and Boston high school baseball coach, signs to play for the Lawson Pinks in the newly formed United States League. Manager Oconnor lists daily practice at Marcella Street playground and exhibition games in April including Haverhill Forest Hills Brockton Salem Quincy with a Worcester option. War Eagle of Oldtown is noted among the standout players.
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Harvard
Boston
Lawson Pinks
O'Connor
Marcella Street
War Eagle
O’connor
Haverhill
Forest Hills Grounds
Brockton
Salem
Quincy
Pinks
Worcester
Hanal y Sends Tech Cross Country Runners On Grind
Tech cross country teams, about 50 distance runners, prepare for upcoming NIAA and KGC AAA meets with a six mile training run from Needham station. Kanaly shapes squad for May dual meets with Wesleyan and other New England colleges. National commission reports 1909 totals with 600983 dollars in activity including drafted and purchased players and general receipts.
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Needham Station
Kanaly
Wesleyan
New England
National Commission
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