Reds Halt Speed Boys as McLean Boosts Cincinnati
Larry McLean returned behind the plate and sparked Cincinnati to a 4 to 3 victory over Boston in a tight spring exhibition. Mitchell Egan and McCabe delivered key hits in the ninth after Patsey Donovan’s Red Sox tied the score, with Gardner and Lord contributing timely plays and Boston’s pitching steady but unable to hold.
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Duffey's Sports Column Answers Readers Inquiries
In this sports column reader questions cover Johnny Marto vs Abe Attell details, Battling Nelson meetings with Attell, and two classic 1905 1908 bouts. Also notes on a 10 round no decision, a 15 round draw, and March 31 1908.
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Bradley Emerges as Real Find Behind the Plate
Bradley shows up well behind the plate and a heavy hitting youngster, Donovan notes, has developed into a promising asset for the team.
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Klaus Looks Good as Coming Champ
Pittsburg slugger Klaus impressed in a six round no-decision bout with Ketchel, emerging as a strong middleweight contender. He boxes in Boston next Tuesday against Frank Mantell, while Kilbane debuts in Pittsburg and Tickle battles the Pawtucket standout.
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Baseball Training News Highlights From Spring Camps
Clarence Beaumont stars in his Cubs debut at Mobile with a solo three base hit. Abstein travels top speed for the Browns while Warren Gill joins Minneapolis by request of Hugh Duffy. Del Howard gauges Heinie Peltz as Louisville manager. Dreyfuss urges Dahlen to convert George Hunter to outfield. Pitcher Elmer Flick appears back in form in Cleveland. Kid Elberfeld arrives at Washington camp with a knotless bat. An amateur ambidextrous pitcher named Friend is reported in Philadelphia. Cy Young cautions Reds vs Red Sox long contract. Cardinals regarded as dark horses with Huggins Oakes Willis Exonetchy Evans Bresnahan on roster.
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Penn, Holy Cross Open with Penn Victory 2 to 1
University of Pennsylvania edged Holy Cross 2 to 1 in Philadelphia as the opening game. Batter notes Watts Marshall and Cozens for Penn and Foley Spillane for Holy Cross. In Charlottesville, St John's Annapolis fell to Virginia 6 to 2.
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Bowerman Hospitalized After Facial Injuries
Frank Bowerman catcher for the Indianapolis American Association team was taken to the hospital in Houston on March 24 with blood poisoning from facial injuries sustained during practice.
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Murphy to Take Penn Track Team to Virginia and Hopkins Meets
Coach Mike Murphy will take 24 Penn track team members to Charlottesville for dual meets against the University of Virginia and Johns Hopkins during the Easter holidays.
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Baseball Scores From Macon Nashville Chattanooga and More
Baseball results from multiple cities show Buffalo defeating Macon 6 to 4 in Macon Georgia. Philadelphia American second string beat Nashville 7 to 2 in Nashville Tennessee. Brooklyn Nationals topped Chattanooga 10 to 2 in Chattanooga Tennessee. St Louis National defeated Cleveland second team 8 to 4 in Little Rock Arkansas. Philadelphia Americans crushed Atlanta 12 to 0 in Atlanta Georgia. Cleveland defeated New Orleans 6 to 2 in New Orleans Louisiana.
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Tufts Player Hurt in Medford Armory Game
Tufts College captain Leonard Thompson broke his left ankle during a game at the Medford armory and was taken to Somerville Hospital. Doctors say there are no internal injuries and serious harm is not expected.
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