Speed Boys Are Never in Game
The final score was 16 to 4 as the Reds overwhelmed the Red Sox with fast baserunning and powerful hitting. Hall and Leroy starred on the mound and in the field while Boston’s lineup struggled against Covaleskie Caspar and Rowan.
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Leroy
Reds
Hooper
Speaker
Niles
Lobert
Covaleskie
Caspar
Speed Boys
Rowan
Sox
McConnell
Boston
Old Fox Griffith
Red Sox
Bescher
Warner
Lohert
Hoblitzeil
Stahl
Jake
Mike Mitelel
Niler
Covaleske
Wagner
Hoeblitzerl
Madden
Charlie French
Cincinnati
Hoblitzell
Mitchell
Konnick
Downey
McLean
Akeses
Clark
Covaleskie Ees
Gaspar
P Olhee
Owan
McCabe
Teeee
Teaeeas
Lord
Reeves Oo
Speaker Stahl
Ib Crrverre
Werner Ks
Toener
Curtigan
Saebheees
A Steele
Stah
Mitchell Hooper
Dorney
Hases
Covales
Hilt
Frenea
Jennings Keeps Pair of Budding Baseball Aces
In San Antonio on March date Hughey Jennings presides as two recruits emerge as promising batting talents. The report notes Jennings assembling a strong trio to back up Jones and enhance the team’s infield and outfield depth.
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San Antonio, Tex
Hughey Jennings
Griffiths Men Triumph in Cincinnati Victory Crowd
Hot Springs reports Griffith's team finally breaks a long wait with a crushing win over national league opponents. Donovan's squad faced a heavy defeat before a spring crowd the largest yet seen, ending a tense period for both sides.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Griffith
Cincinnati
Donovan
Pirates and Red Sox in a Flurry of Plays at the Stadium
Covaleskie shut down Labert as Hans Labert hit five safeties and a near sixth. Dreyfuss and Robison covered the Brooklyn Regular Yanigan game while Ilynn the Pirates new first baseman visited Sir Carrigan at the Majestic. The Boston outfield showcased rapid throws as Hall misplayed a steal attempt and Speaker’s return throw aided a runner. Pirates begin 9:30 practice. Cy Young and Pat Dougherty left after the seventh. James Dinneen from Lawrence heads home after a Lesson rally.
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Covaleskie
Hans Labert
Lord
Dreyfuss
Stanley Robison
Brooklyn
Hall
Hooper
Pirates
Cy Young
Pat Dougherty
James Dinneen
Lawrence
Tigers face infield puzzle with versatile roster choices
The Tigers weigh changes at first and third as Tom Jones drives the plan. George Simmons and Chick Lathers compete for infield spots while Charley O'Leary stands as a top utility option. If Tom Jones returns at peak form, the infield alignment could hinge on his readiness and Ness or Lister departure.
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Simmons
Hughey
Lister
Ness
Tom Jones
Moriarty
Luthers
Charley O'Leary
Hagney
O'Leary
Tigers
Johnson to Sign With Washington After Conference
Walter Johnson, Washington American star pitcher, remains ill with a severe cold in Coffeyville Kansas but is expected to sign with Washington upon arrival for a meeting with President Noyes. Reportedly he will be the second highest paid pitcher in the American League. Third baseman Yohe has left for Kansas City. Bob Groom reached a new understanding with the club.
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Norfolk
Walter Johnson
Washington
Kansas City
Bob Groom
McAleer
Naps Rally Past Cubs In Five Game Set
New Orleans reports the Cleveland americans won four of five against the Chicago Cubs. Harry Lajoie leads the series with a .421 average while Ball Birmingham Mitchell and Linke hit two or more. Yerry Turner scored five runs and Birmingham stole four bases.
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Cleveland Americans
Chicago Cubs
Naps
Cubs
Harry Lajoie
Ball
Birmingham
Mitchell
Linke
Yerry Turner
Clarke and Easterly Tie On Blouting Average In Nine At Bats
Clarke and Easterly each had two hits in nine plate appearances setting identical batting averages. Laddy Linke dominated on the mound allowing one run in ten innings with five hits and six strikeouts.
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Clarke
Easterly
Stallings Develops New York Americans in Athens
Manager Stallings of the New York Americans visits Athens to work with his players. He focuses on Jim Vaughn the Texan pitcher showing strong form after time in the South Atlantic league and American Association. Otis Johnson and Jimmy Austin shine at third base as Clyde Engle gains playing shape and Hack trims down toward fighting trim.
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Athens
Stallings
New York Americans
Jim Vaughn
American Association
Arkansas
Otis Johnson
Jimmy Austin
Portland
Highlanders
Lee Tannehill
Clyde Engle
Hack
Browns Look Stronger for Spring Games
The St Louis Americans left Houston for early spring games. Manager Jack O Connor believes he can mold a winner from the present squad. Abstein should strengthen the infield and George Stone appears back in form. Powell Waddell Gilligan Petty Graham Howell Lake and Bailey are performing well in the box.
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Houston
Tex
St. Louis
Duffy Praises Chicago Americans After Spring Games
Chicago manager Hugh Duffy expresses optimism about the Chicago Americans spring progress after games with Fresno Bakersfield and Los Angeles. He cites improving infield with Blackburn and Zieder forming a strong double play combo and Purtell showing veteran form. Outfield lags behind but Parent Dougherty and Cole or Hahn form a capable unit. Sullivan the star catcher is sidelined with an injury.
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Cal
Hugh Duffy
Chicago
Parent
Dougherty
Cole
Hahn
White Sox
Sullivan
Snuch
Man Improves. Wife Expected to Arrive for Care
The patient showed improvement today and is near out of danger. His wife is expected to arrive tonight to ensure he receives full care and attention.
Connie Mack Optimistic On A's Title Bid In Atlanta
Connie Mack is well satisfied with the Athletics and believes Philadelphia will win the American league flag this season. Players Bender Coombs Krouse Morgan Plank in good shape while Dygert Hawke Friene Forman Kelloge Kummer Atkins show rare form. Eddie Collins batting in last year's form. hit first homer of the season. Hartzel Oldring Baker Davis Murthy Barry hitting well. Leginstone and Thomas catching like veterans. In three games with Atlanta here Mack's men swept the series.
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Connie Mack
Athletics
Philadelphia
Detroit
Bender
Coombs
Krouse
Morgan
Plank
Dygert
Hawke
Friene
Forman
Kelloge
Kummer
Atkins
Eddie Collins
Hartzel
Oldring
Baker
Davis
Murthy
Barry
Leginstone
Thomas
Baseball results from Texas and nearby leagues
Baseball results list completed games across Galveston San Antonio Memphis Fort Worth Houston Dallas and New Orleans. Notable line scores include New York Nationals at Galveston 18 16 2 and Philadelphia Americans at Memphis 1 4 8.
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Tex
New York Nationals
Crabbie
Bradford
Springer
Braun
Crandall
Snodgrass
San Antonio
Detroit
American
Ables
Volz
Yantz
Adams
Pernell
Works
Beckendorf
Casey
Memphis
Tenn
Philadelphia Americans
Peters
Fritz
McGraw
Laffite
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Atkins
Lapp
Fort Worth
Cleveland
Hirsh
Kalkenberg
Berger
Higgins
Weathersford
Deardorff
Ash
Powell
Houston
New York National
Raymond
Ames
Myers
Wilson
Malloy
Wehrmann
Blakeny
Burch
Columbia Relies on Worcester Man for Weight Events
W Fr Roos, once a Worcester athlete, now a Columbia freshman, will handle weight throwing this season. He has posted new college marks in the shot and hammer and may emerge strongly in the intercollegiate competition.
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W. Fr. Roos
Worcester
Columbia
Roos
Yale sprinter Kuyassoff halts at 1 56 4 5 half mile mark
Max Kuyassoff of Yale reportedly stopped the half mile in 1 56 4 5. The note warns time may not raise hopes like R A Spitzer did in the Pennsylvania relay carnival last spring.
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Max Kuyassoff
Yale
New Haven
R. A. Spitzer
Pennsylvania
Week's Record on the Alleys in Greater Boston
Bowling summary from last week in Greater Boston leagues reports Adams Square leading team totals and singles in the City League with high scores for Hallas and Adams, plus North Shore Commercial League marks led by Ambrose. Emerson tops the Commercial League single, while North Shore shows strong ten pin totals and high individual scores.
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Adams Square
Hallas
North Shore
Emerson
Ambrose
Championship 3-Cushion Carroms Begins in New England
The professional championship of New England in three-cushion carroms starts tonight at Imperial billiard rooms and runs nightly until completion with 50 point games. Contenders include George Carter James Ryan Charles Campbell Ben Lawrie Charles Threshie and Frank Jones with a 200 gold emblem prize for the winner. Roxbury Latin opens its season with a game against Rindge on April 1 at Cambridge.
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New England
Imperial Billiard Rooms
George Carter
Charles Threshie
James Ryan
Boston
Frank Jones
New York
Ben Lawrie
Charles Campbell
Pocket Time Savers Handbooks Advertised for Workers
The J C S Handbooks offer compact, pocket sized references for electrical workers building trades machinists and more. Each occupation specific volume provides data formulas and illustrations designed to save time and improve pay. Sold this week at reduced prices to promote the International Correspondence exhibition in Boston.
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Boylston Street
Boston
Carpenters
James J Hogan Funeral Arrangements Released
The body of James J Hogan was returned to Torrington from New Haven after failing to recover in hospital. Yale football captain Hogan died in New Haven and will be buried in Torrington after a funeral at the Torrington Catholic church. Attending are his mother sister brother and Yale classmates Stuyvesant Fish Jr and Robert F Tilney 2d who stayed by his side throughout the illness. The funeral is set for Tuesday at 9 o clock from the Torrington church. Interment will follow in the family plot in Torrington.
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New Haven
Conn
James J. Hogan
Torrington
Yale
Hogan
Stuyvesant Fish, Jr
Robert F. Tilney
Trogan
Torrington Catholic
Classic Race On Wednesday Between Oxford And Cambridge
London March 20 The annual boat race between Oxford and Cambridge is expected to be highly competitive with training nearly complete. Betting has shifted toward parity as Cambridge has shown late improvement, while Oxford posted faster full course times in trials.
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Oxford
Cambridge
Hub Horse Show Announces Balanced Class Schedule
H Al de Bussigny manager of the Park Ride ing School show set for April 14 16 offers a well balanced catalog recognizing draft trotting carriage combination ponies and hunters and jumpers. Entries from dealers are expected though harness classes aim to feature locally used horses.
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H. AL. de Bussigny
Boston Work Horse Parade stable inspection policy
In response to inquiries, the Boston Work Horse Parade Association states that entries for stable inspection may be made at any time. There is no entry fee. judge reports are confidential and sent only to the horse owner. Renowned local horse owners have used the service for an independent external critique.
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Boston Work Horse Parade Association
Cit
Highest single string sets league record in city game
Hallas of Adams Square tet rolled 163 in a City League match last Wednesday, the highest in a regular league game. John M. Taylor previously held 161 in 1907 for Noddie in the Greater Boston League. Winthrop High meets Winchester High for the state basketball title at Lyceum Hall, with a second-tier contest between both schools.
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Adams Square
John M. Taylor
Somerset
Noddie
Greater Boston
Winthrop High
Winchester High
Lyceum Hall
Mast Boston
Somerville High
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