Braves Regulars Getting the Habit
Augusta Ga March 21 The Yannigans fell before the Regulars 5 to 5 in a hard fought game on Allen Field. The Regulars rallied in the seventh inning to win as Sweeney Campbell and Miller singled in succession and Jackson doubled scoring. Yannigans’ highlights included Kirke, Mengert Pfeffer and Brown producing runs with errors and timely hits. Stolen bases by Jackson Houser Jones, pitching by Mattern Brady McTigue Donnelly, and hits by Mattern Donnelly Brady Young ace and McTigue. Time 1h 47m attendance 300 umpire Kling.
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Yannigans
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Sweeney
Buster Brown
Miller
McDonald
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Campbell
Ingerton
Jackson
Jones
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Mengert
Pfeffer
Brown
Brady
Spratt
Wall
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McTigue
Young
Ace
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Kling
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Wall sacrifice opens Braves spring training bunting drill
In Augusta on March 21 Joe Wall’s first inning sacrifice highlights a day of bunting practice for the Braves under Manager Kling. Ty Cobb arrived later, possible game with Buffalo, and selection questions loom as pitchers and fielders shape the opener with Houser Sweeney McDonald infield and Jackson Miller Campbell outfield.
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Joe Wall
Kling
Jones
Neary
George Stallings
Buffalo
Ward
Bisons
Stallings
C. James Connelly
James
National Association
Europe
South End
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Lst
Pfeffer
Brady
Hogg
Brown
Ty Cobb
Jennings
Cobb
Detroit
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Sweeney
McDonald
Standing Room Only at Olympic Games
Stockholm reports ticket demand for the Olympic Games June 29 to July 4 has exhausted 29,000 seats. The organizers add a 10,000 seat grand stand, but officials fear seating will still be short. Russian athletes plan to charter a steamship to serve as a home during the games.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Jay Gould Defeats Tomkins At Racquets Match
In Philadelphia at the Racquet Club Jay Gould Jr. the United States tennis champion defeated F C Tomkins club pro with scores 6 3 6 1 6 0 in a special court tennis event.
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Jay Gould
Tomkins
Philadelphia
Jay Gould, Jr
United States
F. C. Tomkins
Rain Delays and Boston Red Sox Camp reshuffles
In Hot Springs on March 21 the Red Sox faced rain and a disrupted practice with Casey Hageman nursing a sore arm. Stahl plans a lean pitching staff, keeping eight or nine arms and four catchers, while Engle Bradley and a crop of infielders compete for two to four spots. Outfield four remain, with Lewis Speaker Hooper and Henriksen as utility depth.
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Ark
Red Sox
Pirate
Boston
Casey Hageman
Hageman
Stahl
Jake
Wood
O’brien
Cicotte
Pape
Hall
Anderson
Collins
Leonard
Bedient
Bushelman
McAleer
Carrigan
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Thomas
Cady
Bradley
Gardner
Wagner
Yerkes
Jack Lewis
Shinn
Krug
Goodman
Clyde Engle
Sox
Ambie McConnell
Jake Stahl
Engle
Lewis
Speaker
Hooper
Henriksen
Quakers Break Camp For Indianapolis Series
Hot Springs Arkansas March 21 The Quakers break camp tomorrow and head to Indianapolis for a series of games Wild Bill Donovan remains from the Detroit contingent Mullin Crawford and O Leary have joined the Tigers Germany Schaefer recently joined the Senators Donovan is popular in society McCarthy shines at second Miller moves to first Marty O Toole visits his brother Trainer Joe Quirk shares racing tips Charlie Hall Duffy Lewis and Joe Wood hear Andrew Carnegie lecture Fred Clarke risks twenty one suit bets and may play this season Dreyfuss may back him Clarke once earned about 84000 monthly then worth about 250000 now.
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Ark
Quakers
Indianapolis
Wild
Bill Donovan
Detroit
Mullin
Crawford
O’ Leary
Tigers
Germany Schaefer
Senators
Virginia
Donovan
McCarthy
Pirates
Miller
Marty O’toole
South Framingham
Joe Quirk
Charleston
Charlie Hall
Duffy Lewis
Joe Wood
Andrew Carnegie
Fred Clarke
Dreyfuss
Clarke
Spring Football Plans At Medford High
Medford High announces spring football practice led by Captain John Dwyer who aims to match the Suburban league title feats of Captain Brawley’s eleven. A coach is not yet chosen though Kendall will supervise spring drills.
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Medford High School
John Dwyer
Brawley
Kendall
Enfield Dominates Juarez Fourth Race in Close Card
At Juarez on March 21 Enfield powered to a clear win in race four with a 1:11 4-5 final time. Two favorites captured victories on the program as a whole.
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Juarez
Mexico
Enfield
It Doesn’t Pay to Guy Ball in Baseball Tale
Columbus Georgia short stop Mike Brevette recalls a Mobile Club tale from 1907 when Mobile and Gulfport rivals often decided by one run. A Gulfport fan filled home plate with lemons to disrupt Mobile batters, helping Gulfport win early in the game.
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Mike Brevette
Jim Fox
Columbus
Guy
Mobile
Gulfport
Jack Lively
Gulfport Club
Howe to Coach Yale Varsity
Yale captain Jesse Spalding announced Arthur Howe of East Orange New Jersey as head coach for next year’s varsity eleven. Also named are Elmer W. McDevitt of Duluth Minnesota and James W. Scully of Pittsburgh as assistants. freshman coach James G. Smith of Vermont and assistant William Otis Waters of Chicago.
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Conn
Jesse Spalding
Yale
Arthur Howe
East Orange
N. J
Howe
Spalding
Elmer W. McDevitt
Duluth
Minn
James W. Scully
Pittsburg
Goar
James G. Smith
A Bank
William Otis Waters
Chicago
New Rochelle and Melrose Face Off in Junior Hockey Clash
Final arrangements set for a hockey game tomorrow afternoon at the Boston Arena between New Rochelle High School of New York and Melrose High School. New Rochelle holds New York interscholastic and New Jersey titles. Melrose claims Massachusetts and Rhode Island honors.
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New Rochelle
N. Y
Melrose
Gothamites
New York
New York State
New Jersey
Melrose High
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Gossip for Motorists and Auto Trade Notes
Otis Haven of Burlington recovers from a buggy collision with an automobile and reinvests $1500 in an Everitt car. We discuss tire chiefs, Weed chains, a Manchester New Hampshire auto show, Spit Fire plugs, and the Boston truck show breaking sales records.
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Otis Haven
Burlington
Boston
George H. Hudson
Alco
Watch Work of Pitcher Cunha Debuts in Brockton April
Joe Cunha, a young Arlington left hander, will make his professional debut with Brockton in the New England league this April. Considered one of the best semi pro lefties, Cunha is praised for speed, control and sharp breaking curves. Scouts say he could rise to top form if luck holds.
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Joe Cunha
Arlington
Brockton
Cunha
New England
Brookston
Ice Man Henry Spencer, famed jockey, dies in Oakland
Henry Spencer, longtime jockey nicknamed the Ice Man, died in Oakland today at age due to consumption. His career attracted turf followers with notable wins and later public recognition.
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Oakland
Cal
Henry Spencer
Nationals Defeat Atlanta Team 9 3 in Southern League clash
The Cincinnati Nationals beat the Atlanta team of the Southern league 9 to 3. Cincinnati hit two homers in the fourth inning.
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Atlanta
Cincinnati Nationals
Southern League Today
Handsome Players Sought by Wichita Baseball Club
Secretary Frank McMullan of the Wichita baseball club says they must hire several good looking unmarried players to boost popularity. He notes only four regulars are unmarried and asserts engaging sociable, collegiate men would attract women fans and boost attendance.
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Wichita, Kan
Frank McMullan
Mr. McMullan
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