Speed Boys Beat Reds In Hot Springs Clash 7 to 5
Boston Red Sox defeat Cincinnati Reds 7 to 5 in Hot Springs. Duffy Lewis and Larry Gardner starred with multiple hits and key plays as Boston pitcher Buff Ehman held off Reds late rally. Griffith’s lineup faced substitutions and mixed results as both teams showcased depth and pace.
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Boston
Harry Niles
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Larry Gardner
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Aspar
Hixonnick Patence
Downer Roth
Lerd
Metabe
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Coyaleskle
Ebman
Elman
Pitrher
Coyaleskie
Hoblitzell
Red Sox Notes from Hot Springs Aims to Rejoin Preseason
Secretary Hugh McBreen travels to Boston for a Saturday business appointment but plans to rejoin the Red Sox before departure. Tommy Madden nurses a badly swollen hand after being hit by a pitch yesterday as Ambie McConnell rehabs a lingering side injury. Duffy Lewis shines with solid hits as banquets for Boston Cincinnati and Pittsburgh press men loom. Honus Wagner's Elks speech ends with a light quip from the Flying Dutchman.
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Boston
Red Sox
Tommy Madden
Roxbury
Ambie McConnell
Duffy Lewis
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Majestic Hotel
Elks
Honus Wagner
Honus
Flying Dutchman
Colonel Sheehan Heads to Boston for Opening Game
Colonel Patrick Sheehan departed for Savannah today and will be on hand for the opening game in Boston.
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Patrick Sheehan
Savannah
Boston
Baseball spring hints and lineup chatter from training notes
Big McBride puzzles Phillies fans while spring drills roll on in Hot Springs. Umpire Johnstone to officiate before April 14 as Noel cliques and rosters are discussed. Connie Mack tests Vanigans early against Georgia Tech and Marist School to gauge nerve and depth.
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Big McBride
Philadelphia Nationals
Phillies
Cincinnati
Larry McLean
Lynch
National League
Frank Farrell
New York Highlanders
Jim Vaughn
Highlanders
Foster
Owen Bush
Mr. Farrell
Browns
O'Connor
Griggs
Jimmy Slagle
Bill Dahlen
Little Cree
Cy Young
Otis Johnson
Stallings
Roach
Connie Mack
Georgia Tech
Marist School
Baseball scores from five city games reach national heat
At San Antonio Detroit topped San Antonio 5 to 2. In Macon Buffalo defeated Mercer University 2 to 1. In Memphis the Brooklyn Nationals beat Memphis 6 to 2. In Montgomery Chicago won 8 to 2 over Montgomery.
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San Antonio
Tex
Detroit
Macon
Buffalo
Mercer University
Memphis
Tenn
Brooklyn Nationals
Montgomery
Ala
Chicago
Fortune Frowns On Champion Jack Johnson
New York March 3 Champion Jack Johnson spent five hours in the Tombs prison after a process server delivered a $1758 suit for alleged repudiation of a Kansas theater contract. Bail was raised from 1500 to 5000, Johnson offered $2500 cash and property valued at 12000 in Brooklyn as security. The accuser Pinder failed to appear and the case is set for 10 30 tomorrow morning.
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Jack Johnson
Tombs
Kansas
Johnson
Pinder
Mulqueen
Court of General Sessions
Wroth
Brooklyn
Local Athletic Clubs Advertise Youth Team Trials
A list of clubs in the Boston area advertising fast 14 to 18 year old teams for summer schedules and matches. Contacts include M Rosenburg in Boston and P F Mitsch in Mattapan, with details on ages, locations, and half fare offers where applicable.
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West End
M. Rosenburg
Eaton Street
City
Holbrook A. C
Roxbury
Boston
P .F. Mitsch
Tileston Avenue
Mattapan
Clarkwood Street
Frank I. Paige
St. Catherine's Sodality
J. F. Keegan
Ibbetson Street
Somerville
Lenox A
F. Ramacciotti
Chambers Street
South Medford
Homer Fitts
Edward Street
Medford
Carlyles
W. Hutchinson
Northampton Street
Auburn A. A
West Medford
Hillsides
Harry Sheldon
Jerome Street
Kenwood A. A
J. W. Kenney
Francis Street
Neponset Wanderers
Rockport
Merrymount
Deweys
Whitinsville
Mohawks
Portland
Oldfield Sets Three World Records at Daytona
Daytona, Fla. Barney Oldfield driving a 200 horsepower Benz broke three world records on Daytona Beach including two believed to stand long term. He clocked two miles in 55.85 and the kilometre in 17.04 seconds, then set a one mile stock chassis mark of 40.35 seconds. He plans a mile at 140 mph tomorrow.
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Daytona
Fla
Barney Oldfield
Daytona Beach
Oldfield
Lewis Strang
Promoter Seeks German Rider for Summer Cycling Circuit
John Chapman manager of the Revere Newark Providence and New Haven tracks negotiates with Walter Rutt winner of the last two New York six day races to come from Germany for the season to challenge National Champion Frank Kramer.
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Frank Kramer
John Chapman
Revere
Newark
Providence
New Haven
Walter Rutt
New York
Germany
Interscholastic Rowing Association Swims Rule Backed
Arthur Duffey lauds a rule requiring all interscholastic crew candidates to learn swimming after a Charles River accident. He argues swimming benefits all youths and the measure should curb future incidents while noting other sports news including Johnny Hayes aiming for the Derby pro marathon and captain Withington leaving Harvard rowing for football.
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Charles
Withington
Harvard
Puzzling sports and poker notes from April queries
A garbled set of questions covers a Charlesbank gym gathering in mid April and a poker scenario with A B and C over cards and a claim about a flush. It then recalls a 1908 Harris versus Coombs baseball game in Boston,Philadelphia with a 4 1 score, 4 hours 47 minutes duration, and Ty Cobb’s 18 4 5 seconds home run record, followed by a football score prediction about Rovers and Opponents and a final A wins assertion.
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Harris and Coombs
Boston
Philadelphia
Ty Cobb
Chicago
Rovers
Oxford Defeats Cambridge In Eights Race At Putney
Oxford won the annual eight oared rowing race from Putney to Mortlake by three lengths over Cambridge. The winning time was 20 minutes 14 seconds in hollow fashion.
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Putney
Eng
Oxford
Cambridge
Mortlake
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