Tenney's Team Begins Regular Spring Work in Boston
Tenney's hopefuls finalize practice in readiness for travel to Brooklyn April 12. Key pitchers debated as Lindaman Pfeffer and McCarthy risk roles. Cy Young leads staff with others to prove their merit. Bridwell and Howard star in fielding, O'Neill shows peak form as Boston fans watch liable contenders.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Tenney
Brooklyn
McCarthy
Pfeffer
Cy Young
Lindaman
Fraser
Willis
Green
Boston
Bridwell
Howard
Herman Long
Arthur Duffey
Jack O'Neill
B A A Boxing Trials Highlight Uneven Night at Exeter Street Gym
Three weight classes 135 150 and heavyweight produced decisions as John J Collins Roxbury top performer with two victories. J E Lampton Cambridge and Tom Jackson Concord injured leaving finals Saturday unsure. The crowd roared at John Tochtermann dramatic exit amid lighthearted chaos. Final bout results include Lampton Natherson Lynch Collins Murray Schumaner McKenzie Goff Jackson Flynn Schultz Johnson with various round counts.
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John J. Collins
Roxbury
J. E. Lampron
Cambridge
Tom Jackson
Concord
N. H
Charles Natherson
Boston
John White
Somerville
Soup Lynch
Charlestown
J. H. Gardner
John Murray
Oscar Schumaner
Malden
Harry Anderson
S. J. McKenzie
Francis Goff
Everett
Pirates eye Sheehan as key find for squad
Fred Clark predicts a standout discovery in Sheehan the Californian in fielder and notes a pack of veteran shortstops led by Dahlen Davis Wallace Corcoran and Monte Ross. Ganley the new Pittsburg outfielder is billed as Willie Keeler. Payne named Detroit backup catcher and Delehanty seeks $700 from Birmingham with national commission to decide. Wakefield Cleveland catcher purchases football knee caps for season.
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Sheehan
Fred
Dahlen
Davis
Wallace
Corcoran
Monteross
Ganley
Pittsburg
Willie Keeler
Armour
Payne
Rochester
Jack Warner
Detroit
Frank Delehanty
Birmingham
National Commission
Frank
Wakefield
Cleveland
Billy Leonard Fast Outfielder Seeks Tenney Chance
Billy Leonard a speedy outfielder from the city seeks a spot with Fred Tenney. He had signed with Toronto but will report in June after being released by Manager Barrows. Leonard played last season with Rockville and impressed New London’s Manager Humphrey who added him for the final three weeks.
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Billy Leonard
Fred Tenney
Leonard
Toronto
Barrows
Rockville
Humphrey
New London
Hub Boys 10 Play in South Hub Team Signings
Winn Clark of the Norfolk Virginia team has signed Joe Towle formerly of South Boston now Roxbury Feather Edwards of South Boston and Jack Leonard of Forest Hills. They will start South tomorrow. Towle is an outfielder 5 feet 10 160 pounds 23. Edwards is a catcher 6 feet 11 165 pounds 22. Leonard is a crack pitcher former teams include Derry Roslindale St Alphonsus and others.
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Norfolk
Virginia
Joe Towle
South Boston
Roxbury
Feather’ Edwards
Jack’ Leonard
Forest Hills
Towle
Strandways
South Bostons
Somervilles
West Roxburys
Edwards
Fairfields
Maine
Rockports
Haverhill
Jack’’ Leonard
Derry
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Roslindale
Trinity College Baseball Schedule Released for Spring
Warteford Conn March 28 Trinity College announces its season baseball slate with games at Princeton Brown Cambridge Philadelphia Annapolis New York Hartford Worcester West Point Medford Bethlehem and Hartford matchups across March May and June.
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Amherst Aggies
Hartford
Springfield
Marford
Tufts
Medford
Union
Holy Cross
Lehigh
Bethlehem
Manhattan
Columbia
New York University
Penn Crew Faces Poor Material Ahead of Season
Philadelphia March 28. Coach Ward of the Penn crew expresses concern over the lack of good material among the Quakers. The Red and Blue oarsmen are feared to be in the ruck again this year.
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Philadelphia
Ward
Penn
Quakers
School Nine Prospects Improve For Upcoming Season
Coaches plan outdoor practices next week as wet ground delays start. Somerville High and English High report strong candidates with promising newcomers and a deep battery competition. A schedule lists 15 games from April through June with two open dates.
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Cuddy
Somerville High
Somerville
English High
Walter Norton
Parle
McNulty
P. McLaughlin
Brophy
Chelsea High
Lynch
Charlestown High
Chelsea
Gloucester High
Gloucester
Revere High
Review Club
Reading High
Reading
Stoneham High
Stoneham
Brighton High
Brighton
Swampscott High
Swampscott
Boston College High School
Medford High
Melrose High
Melrose
Lynn Classical
Lynn
Wakefield High
Wakefield
Somerville High Plans Outdoor Interclass Meet
Somerville High will hold an outdoor interclass meet on May 5 at Broad Way field. The A A U decision a year ago barred athletes from Somerville High and Latin schools from competing as one institution, leading to no teams in open local interscholastic meets. Captain Two hig plans spring class games, with a complete programme not yet set.
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Somerville High
Broadway Field
Athletic Association
Twohig
M Goven to Join Circus Tells of Circus Offer
Terry McGovern of Brooklyn says he will quit boxing for a circus act. He boasts he is a skilled bareback rider who could perform high in the ring. He visited New York and offered James A Bailey $500 a week to join, Bailey weighing the advertising value of a former featherweight champion.
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Terry
James A. Bailey
Circus
Bailey
Lavigne Reflects On Fights And Fighters Of Old
Former lightweight champion George Lavigne laments modern boxing, recalling a Maspeth bout with Joe Walcott and a 15th round stoppage. He says today’s fighters fear injuring opponents while sharing vivid memories of past battles and scars.
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George Lavigne
Lavigne
Joe Walcott
George
Walcott
Mr. Walcott
Maspeth
Winter and Harris Puzzle South ern Leaguers
In Nashville on March 28 the weather was cold as Boston tops Nashville 6 to 1. Harris and Winter pitched for Boston and kept Nashville from threats. Ferris and Stahl led the visitors with three baggers and Collins and Selbach each added two bag hits. Ferris sprained an ankle scoring on an infield hit and left the game.
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Tenn
Jimmy Collins
Aggregation
Boston
Collins
Selbach
Grimshaw
Ferris
Stahl
Godwin
Harris
Winter
The
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Reisinger
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Grimshaw Shines as Collins Club Regains Spark
Myron Grimshaw from Canajoharie New York has emerged as a lively, improved player for the Collins team. After recovering from malaria and a tough season last year he has become the upbeat key to the club’s renewed energy and speed on the field.
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Collins
Myron Grimshaw
Canajoharie
N. Y
George Lachance
Grimshaw
Grim
Tremendous Chelsea Boxing Night Promises Spectacle
Indications point to heavy interest for next Monday’s Chelsea bout where Matty Baldwin battles Kid Goodman at even weight. Goodman's fire keeps crowds on edge. Baldwin is the local favorite after strong showings in New York and Philadelphia. Preliminary fights feature Battling Eldredge vs Young Frenchy and Pat Callahan vs Al Williams.
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Matty Baldwin
Kid Goodman
Goodman
New York
Philadelphia
Bunker Hill
Eldredge
New Bedford
Frenchy
Pat Callahan
Peabody
al Williams
Gloucester
Jack O'Brien
Jack Twin Sullivan
Jack O’brien
Pythian
Chester Goodwin
Rouse O'Brien
Licely
Honey Mellody
Jack Dougherty
Milwaukee
Buddy Ryan
Jimmy Gardner
General Court
Albany
Willie Hosey
Martin Canole
Canole
Worcester
New England
Mike Grady
Southbridge
Johnny Lynch
Monk
Newsboy
Eddie Jansen
H.T. S
Dorchester
Nelson- McGovern
Dave Deshler
Jimmy Walsh
Nelson to net eighty thousand in ring this year
The World of Sport notes that Battling Nelson expects about $80 000 for the year if he keeps his first quarter earnings pace. His income through the first twelve weeks of 1906 totals $21,477, with Billy Nolan taking 35 percent as manager. Other items cover Gus Ruhlin’s pursuit of Fitzsimmons, top swimmers headed for Athens, and racehorse and trainer news.
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Battling Nelson
Billy Nolan
Herrera
Jack O’brien
Tommy Burns
Marvin Hart
Gus Ruhlin
Bob Fitzsimmons
Chelsea
Coast
Fitz
Madison Square Garden
Ruhlin
Beagle Named Favorite by Sportsmen and Early Baseball Trials
The beagle with a nature tuned voice grows in popularity among sportsmen. The breed traces to historic times but its origin remains uncertain. Meanwhile attempts to train a baseball team in the North failed due to Cola and snow. The Chicago Nationals moved from Champaign to Vicksburg as practice faltered. Lakewood saw a similar setback with the New York Nationals. Despite issues the South appears the best path to ready major league nines as the season nears mid April.
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James I
North
Chicago Nationals
Champaign
Ill
Vicksburg
Miss. Cola
Snow
New York Nationals
Lakewood
N. J
South
Plenty of money for American tennis team
Frederick G. Anderson, chairman of the international challenge committee, says funds are sufficient for American players to travel abroad. About $1000 of the $2000 needed has been subscribed with more promised by clubs and patrons. Team members will be announced this week with contributions listed from diverse clubs including Kings County, West Side, New York Lawn, and others.
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Frederick G. Anderson
International Challenge Committee
The
Tennis Association
Anderson
Kings County Tennis Club
West Side Tennis Club
New York Lawn Tennis Club
Morris County Golf Club
Longwood Cricket Club
Marion Cricket Club
Belmont Cricket Club
Ohio Lawn Tennis Association
Nollywood Golf Club
Boston Athletic Association
East Jersey Lawn Tennis Association
Malnutrition Remedy Promoted By Graves Whiskey Claim
An advertisement claims that Graves Maryland Malt Whiskey treats malnutrition by aiding digestion and blood formation. It asserts anemia improves as the stomach processes food, and urges buyers to verify a sealed full quart bottle with the Chester H. Graves & Sons signature on the label. It advises purchasing from licensed dealers.
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Maryland
Chester H. Graves & Sons
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