Willard Moran Ready for 10 Rounds in New York Bout
New York reports confirm Jess Willard and Frank Moran are in prime condition for their 10 round title showdown next Saturday. Dr Joseph M Creamer says Willard is fit to go at top speed, Moran shows vigor and confidence, and observers including Jim Corbett and Philadelphia Jack O Brien praise Willard s speed and likely win. Moran faced a courtroom dispute with Dan McKettrick over an advance from 1914 Paris purse, later resolved in Moran s favor.
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Kentucky Racing Schedule Set by State Commission
The Kentucky State Racing commission unveiled the season calendar at Louisville. Lexington receives 12 racing days from April 27 to May 10. Churchill Downs is allotted 13 days from May 13 to May 27, with Derby Day on May 23. Douglas Park runs May 2 to June 12 for 18 days and Latonia hosts 24 days from June 14 to July 11.
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Marathon runners train for Boston set. boxing and baseball notes
Arthur Duffey observes Jamaica Pond runners as BA A Marathon Patriots' Day looms. Glover and Eagan clash amid talk of form, while Willard dominates heavyweight bout chatter. The piece also notes age rules for the April 19 marathon and praises local organizers.
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Protests Cast Doubt on Milford Worcester Game Result
In a protested contest Worcester defeated Milford 31 to 30. The dispute centers on the protest outcome, which will decide the final result. The note asks about weighing and records for boxers and historical athletic inquiries, and mentions limited public exhibition of the Johnson-Jeffries film and the local Irish American A. A. Winged Shield club's role.
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Seminoles and Braves Tie In Miami Tilt
In Miami on March 20 the Seminoles and Braves played to a 4–4 tie. Jess Barnes sparkled for Fitzy's Seminoles with a key strikeout in the ninth. The Braves slugged and staged late threats, with Konetchy delivering a homer and Nehf briefly relief pitching before the game ended tied after nine. Attendance was about 250 as weather held warm and no rain.
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Phillies Beat Cubs 6 to 2 in Exhibition Game
In Tampa on March 20 the Philadelphia Nationals belted seven hits off Hendrix in the second and fourth innings to score five of six runs and defeat the Chicago Nationals 6 to 2. Williams and Demaree homered for Philadelphia while Mayer shut down Chicago.
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Eastern Baseball League rejects schedule. meets April 5
The Eastern Baseball League rejected its proposed schedule in Worcester on March 20 and adjourned to April 5 to revisit the plan in this city. A $100 prize will be offered for an acceptable schedule, with all tentative versions due to Secretary O Neil by April 1.
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Toss Coin For Bouis On Mat
The order of the four main wrestling events at Mechanics Building tomorrow will be decided by a coin toss as wrestlers demand top billing. Hilmer Johnson seeks a meeting with Lewis, expecting a potential upset. Americus and others due tonight, with Frank Leavitt facing Lemle after leave from Governor's Island.
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Red Sox Open Spring Practice With Strong All-Around Play
The 1916 Boston Red Sox, led by manager Bill Carrigan, held a two hour workout at Majestic Park in Hot Springs, focusing on outfield combinations Henriksen Gainer Lewis Hooper and infield depth. Henricksen, short on throwing, works hard to win a regular berth with Duffy Lewis as relay, while Shorten and Gainer contend for the opening in left and outfield. Reassuring fielding from Lewis Hooper and strong catching from Agnew point to a solid roster as spring training continues toward April 12.
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Red Sox Notes and Park Morning Rehearsal
The first rehearsal of Duffy Lew's orchestra was held at the Park this morning with Rastus on the mouth organ and Baptist Hill musicians on the bleachers. Red Sox players have not yet seen the races at Oaklawn. manager Bill may arrange next week practice so the team can attend. Lewis continues to hit well and the Oakland series did not hurt his eye. Charlie Green seeks free admissions from local fight promoters for tomorrow nights boxing exhibition, but Winslow has not yet succeeded.
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Boston cigar makers and Quincy brand appeal
A local view on Quincy cigars dominates the market from Boston to nearby towns with few efforts to attract distant smokers. A Montana resident recently bought Quincy cigars after visiting Boston and adopting the brand, illustrating regional loyalty.
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