Doves to Clash With Highlanders Today at Athens Georgia
Augusta Ga March 30 The Doves defeated the Peaches in spring training 18 6 in a game highlighted by Mel Wolfgang’s flawless fielding and Fred Leise three hits as John Dovey leads 23 man squad to Athens then to New York American nine. The Doves scored in the third and seventh innings while Cecil Ferguson and Billy Burke pitched strong for the winners with the Peaches managing only six safeties.
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Doves
Peaches
John Dovey
Athens
George Stallings
New York
Richie
More
Billy Burke
Cecil Ferguson
Mel Wolfgang
Albany
Fred Leise
Bill Sweeney
Dave Shean
Fred Beck
Peaches Graham
Gus Getz
Cooney
Getz
Martel
Buster Brown
Graham
Mattersas
Evans
Billy
Ferguson
Cecil
Sweeney
Moran
Leise
Becker
Curtis
Shean
Beck
Brown
Pocket Time Savers Handbooks Offer Quick Job Fixes
The I C S Handbooks promise time saving and salary boosts for workers. Electrical, building trades, machinists, plumbers, office workers and more are covered in pocket size, indexed guides. Sold regularly at $1.50, this week only 50 cents as part of a free exhibit advertising campaign by International Correspondence Schools at 9 Boylston Street Boston.
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Abe Attell and Moran to fight tomorrow at Fairmont A C
Abe Attell and Owen Moran meet tomorrow night at the Fairmont A C of New York. The card includes four eight round bouts led by Arthur Cote versus Tom Foley. Other matches feature Tom Flanagan vs Scotty Coyne, Dave Breen vs Dutch Carr, and Johnny Henderson vs Chester Walcott with a letter for Tommy Kilbane among notes.
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Fairmont A. C
New York
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Arthur Cote
Tom Foley
A. C
Cote-Foley
Tom Flanagan
Cambridge
Scotty Coyne
Manchester
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Dave Breen
South End
Dutch Carr
Charlestown
Johnny Henderson
Roxbury
Chester Walcott
Malden
Tommy Kilbane
Kling Fined as Outlaw in Baseball Case
Cincinnati March 30 John G Kling premier catcher of the Chicago Nationals will be reinstated upon paying a seven million dollar fine. The national commission also orders Murphy to show cause why he should not be fined for club rule violations. Kling must also pay two dollars for Rule 47 and three hundred dollars for defying a commission notice. He must honor the remaining season of his original contract at five hundred dollars a year. The ruling calls Kling’s conduct a contract action not a contract violation. The article then shifts to local track and marathon news and sports commentary.
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John G. Kling
Chicago Nationals
National Commission
Charles W. Murphy
Kling
Chicago
Missouri Athletic Club
Frazer
Sports Column Queries and Local Boxing Tips
Duffey answers reader questions on sports topics including race gear, boxing weights, selling at Boston league grounds, and amateur boxing rules. Advice covers registering with the A A U, weight classes 115 125 pounds, and where to send registrations and entries.
Augusta Camp Notes Reflect Doves Welcome and Player Cancellations
Augusta residents praise the Doves for their courteous play while Elks and Knights of Columbus entertain the team. Peaches Graham reunites with his young helper as Boston party winds down. Manager Noreum fires seven players after a poor display, threatening more cuts. Training grounds in Augusta are secured for next spring and 1911 plans praised.
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Augusta
Elks
Knights of Columbus
Peaches Graham
Peaches
Lwiel
Noreum
Boston
John Dovey
John Iey
Baseball Team Scouts Seek Matches Across Boston Area
Listings show multiple clubs such as William Wilson team Mohawk Jrs Roxbury Athletics Charlestown Winthrop Dorchester Newburyport and more seeking 12 to 21 year old to 20 year old squads for April dates and Saturdays plus holidays. Notable mentions include Readings teams and local coaches like J Gibbons Harold Donahue and W F Loring with addresses across Boston suburbs. The Phillies Athletics spring series begins tomorrow with Manager Dooin pursuing Frank Corridon return from the Cardinals.
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Mohawk Jrs
Hyman Bornstein
Fellows Street
Roxburs
Charlestown
J. Gibbons
Warren Street
Winthrop
W.ff. Loring
Floyd Street
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Dorchester
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North Munroe Terrace
Newburyport
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Bromfield Street
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Eighth Regiment
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Shipley Avenue
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South Boston
Walter Vreeland
Woodward Avenue
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Medway
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Gi Magazine Street
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Lynn
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Rockport
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Bennett Street
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Care Edison Company
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City
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Thomas M. Tully
Harvard Street
Cambridge
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Athletics
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Dooin
Frank Corridon
St. Louis Cardinals
Charlesbank opening in mid April and running tips from readers
The column notes the Charlesbank opens in the middle of April. It offers sprinting advice from readers including starts, distance work, and 60 yard training, plus questions about amateur boxing contests, obtaining team photos, and U S league tryouts.
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Ed Walsh
Tremont Street
Boston Red Sox
Hugh McBreen
Washington Street
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Freddy Burns
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Campbell Beats Lawrie In Eight Game At Imperial
In the three cushion carom clash Campbell 50 defeated Lawrie with a high run of seven and an average of 44 to 40. Lawrie posted a high run of five and an average of 35. Mason and Jones are slated to play tonight.
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Trinity College Beats Navy 9 to 1 in Maryland Ballgame
In Annapolis on March 30 Trinity College defeated the Midshipmen 9 to 1. Trinity scored the lone run in the fourth inning and held the lead throughout the game.
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Trinity
Matty Baldwin Seeks Clash With Ad Wolgast
Matty Baldwin pursues a lightweight title shot after successful Western tour boosting his status. Alec McLean posts 1000 dollars for a 20 round or longer world class match at 133 pounds ringside, with Baldwin possibly facing Wolgast Nelson or another top light. Also notes club referee abuse and betting at Armory AA meets, plus intercity tournament buzz and lineup details for Philadelphia Boston squads.
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Matty Baldwin
Baldwin
New York
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Wolgast
Nelson
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