Chase Returns to Game Tomorrow
Chase, recovering from an ankle sprain, is set to return at second base for the Highlanders against the Skets. Charlie Barrett announced the plan last night after Chase participated in practice, with Jack Lelivell later confirming Chase should be ready to play tomorrow despite prior setbacks.
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Tial Chase
Highlanders
Skestdra Chaen
Burt
Charli Barrett
Chae
Toewlay
Jersey Cy
Barrett
Chase
Hile Cesseian
Young Harrison
Wighlanders
Jack Lelivell
Chance
Doc Barrett
Alreny
Tinker on Coagher Value as Third Baseman Coach
Joe Tinker argues the third baseman coach is as essential as any other position man in baseball. He cites examples with the Cubs and Giants, praising Cole's third base coaching and McGraw's insider guidance, while stressing proper coaching can decide close games and future outcomes.
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Joe Tinker
Joe
Otters
Bel
Menaser Cemiter
Cary Leipertant
Jos
Firet
Cubs
Goa
Bane
King Cole
Somme
Cole
Femare
Chance
Benub
Artie Hofman
Artie
Bateman
Rusger
Socieda
New York Giants
McGraw
Iuideee
New York
LWO
Seth Letal
Jause
Raett Higanshan
Roger
Jon Kling
Preenahin
Evers
Bresnahan
Zimmerman
Parcel Post Aviator Makes Moonlight Flight Night Flight Success
Boston aviator Harry M. Jones, the famed parcel post flyer, claims the first midnight aeroplane flight in the United States. He rose in calm near midnight, flew over New York City including the Bronx and Harlem, battled a gale near Hell Gate, and landed safely in a ploughed field at Bergen Beach after about one hour in the air. Villagers warned him of pursuit as onlookers recalled the daring ascent and praised the moonlit exhibition. Jones says he aims for another moonlight flight, hoping to popularize night flying.
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Harry M. Jones
Boston
Parcel Post
United States
Bergen Beach
Sir Jones
Ashley
Governor's Island
A & Peasenger
New York
Bronx
Harlem
Hell Gate
Governor’s Island
Williamsburg
Lone Island City
Yale and Penn Ball Teams Play in Philadelphia
Yale baseba ll squad under Coach Frank Quinby arrives in Philadelphia to meet the University of Pennsylvania Quakers as part of the spring series. The Penn squad, coming off a loss to Navy, hopes for a sweep, while Yale aims to improve on recent southern trips and top the Quakers. Sherman and Imlay expected to work as pitchers in the matchup.
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Philadelphia
Frank Quinby
Yale
Ellears
University of Pennsylvania Cine Toder
New Haven
Blossom
Fale
Atertstop
Tevia
Thal
Shoulé
Aeversi
Tiree
Pennsylvania
Emng Hom
Sherman
Imlay
Mike Mowrey A St Louis squad veteran with solid record
Henry Michael Mowrey known as Mike or Hank, long time third baseman for the Su Lows Cardinale, born in Chemberburg, Pa thirty years ago. He began in 1964 with Williamsport and Johnstown in the Tri State, then played for Savannah in 1965 and joined Cincinnati in 1966 before a midseason trade to St Louis. He stayed with the Reds in 1967 then moved to the Cardinals in mid 1900s, earning a reputation as a decent player with steady fielding and average hitting.
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Henry Michael Mowrey
Mike
Hank
Su Lows Cardinale
Chemberburg
Chester
Williamsport
Johnstown
Tri-State
Savannah
South Atlantic
Cincinnati
Red
Baltimore
Reds
Ditt
St. Louis Cardinals
Ike
Tle
Tennis season dates announced by U S National Lawn Tennis Association
The executive committee released the 1914 calendar with events across the country. Highlights include April start in southern California, May opens at Chevy-Chase Club Maryland, and May 16 at the University of Illinois Urbana for the Hlinets Interscholastic. Key championships schedule through June in Philadelphia New Orleans Hartford South Orange and Lake Forest with nationals in Newport in almost 19. Indoor dates set for February in New York and the Women's Indoor at Newark Heights Park.
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New York
United States National Lawn ‘Fennis Association
California
Chevy-Chase Club
Maryland
Tuxedo
N. Ys
University of Tiinois
Urtana
Philadelphia
New Orleans
New England
Hartford Golf Club
Orange Lawn Tennis Club
South Orange
N. J
Orientala Club
Lake Forest
Ill
Tacoma
Interacttors
Newport Semale
Chile
Finownced
New
Fark
Itech
Sam Kennedy Seals Deal With De Mott Pitcher Tale
The piece recounts Benjamin Garrigan De Mott, a Lefayatte forestry student turned pitcher, and how Cleveland scout Sam Kennedy signed him to a two year contract. De Mott later faded from Cleveland, was farmed to Omaha and Toledo, then released.
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Benfuentes
Hineraron DeMott
B. Harrison
Harrison
Sam Kennedy
Cleveland
Waterbury
Mr. de Mintt
Benjamin Garrigan de Mott
Omaha
Toledo
Baltimore
Pirates Manager Clarke Aims for 1300th Game Milestone
Fred Clarke of the Louisville-Pilisteursh club seeks to reach 1300 games won in thirteen years as manager. He has 1201 victories so far and aims to hit 1800 total wins, capture a pennant, and secure another world championship as his team contends in the National League era. Clarke led the club to four first-place finishes, two world championships, and consistent top finishes, with a rare long tenure in control of the squad.
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Clarke
Pilistursh
Louisville- Pitutursh
Clarke Bke
Manna
Nce
Ome
Boston
Cee
Detroit
Giants Defeat Galveston Pirates in Exhibition Victory
The New York Giants routed the Galveston Pirates 9 to 7 in an exhibition game at Galveston Texas on a Saturday. Tesreau and Wiltie pitched effectively as Merkle mishandled a ball for one Galveston run but Giants tailed by fielding and timely hitting. The crowd approached 2000, the largest spring attendance here, with many army personnel watching.
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Galveston
Texas
Giant
New York
Galveston Pirates
Giants
Teereau
Wiltie
Tesreau
Willie
Wiltee
Merkle
Jan
Wilson
Big Jefe
Moore
Feds
Snodgrass
Shafer
Burns
Devle
Tevore
Rune Sitten
Durning Debuts as A's Beat Louisville 27 6 in Open Game
In Louisville on March 24 the Athletics defeated Louisville 27 to 6. Durning made his big league pitching debut, working five innings with four hits and one run allowed. Oldring shone with three runs batted in, Baker collected two runs and drove in two, while his three hits included a triple a double and a single.
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Louieville
Durning
Babe Oldring
J. Franklin Baker
Athletics
Portsider
Ron Oldring
Baker
Jack McAuliffe 47 Celebrates Boxing Legend Birthday
Jack McAuliffe, retired undefeated lightweight champion, born in Cork, Ireland, forty seven years ago today. He recalls his Brooklyn start, five years atop the lightweight heap, and retirement without defeat, criticizing modern boxing and praising past greats like Joe Gans and Abe Attell while noting rivals Kid McCoy and Joe Choynski linger as possible comebacks.
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Jack McAuliffe
Cork
Ireland
Brooklyn
McAuliffe
Joe Gans
Abe Attell
Kid McCoy
Joe Choynski
San Francisco
Joe
McCoy
France
Choynski
Billiard Title May Change Hands Soon
New Ameri can amateur champion may emerge in 182 balkline at the Class A tournament opening tomorrow at the Union League Club in Philadelphia. Current holder is M. D. Brown after his iz title in Brooklyn. Percy Collins of Chicago and J. F. Poggenburg were Brown’s near competitors. Conklis of Chicago, once holder of national and international titles, is in top form. The American pocket billiard championship also starts today in New York, with A. B. Hyman the defending champion and rivals Reynolds and Carter following. Calvin Demarest set the amateur record run of 202 in 118 games in Chicago.
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Balkline Billards
Union League
Philadelphia
M. D. Brown
America
Brooklyn
Percy Collins
Chicago
J. F. Poggenburs
Brown
Conklis
Collins
Morris Brown
New York
A.B. Hyman
Howard Reynolds
L. Carter
Cal- Vin Demarest
Professions
Free Agent Claim Spills From Bridgeport Club Scoops
Outfielder Frank Carroll seeks free agent status after claiming Bridgeport failed to sign him last season. He reports contacting Secretary Farrell of the national association, while manager McCann notes no objection to his departure. Ed McGemwell has agreed to terms with Bridgeport but papers remain unsigned amid rival claims by Holyoke. The Mohawk Giants plan an exhibition here next month. University of Vermont asks Mechanics to extend date. New Haven signs Zach Erhard from Washington, while boxing and crew preparations continue at local clubs.
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Wagner
Frank Carroll
Bridgeport
Farrell
National Association
Carroll
Troy Ih
Atlantic
McCann
O'Rourke
Eastern Association
Ed McGemwell
McGonwall
Dinyer
Jimmy Garry
Holyoke
Perm Beach
The
Mechanics
Ready
University of Vermont
Mechanica
New Haven
Zach Erhard
Washington Americans
New York
New York Americana
Fall of Bombardier Wells Star Marks Sudden Decline
The British heavyweight champion Bombardier Wells falls hard after a decisive loss to Gunboat Smith in California. Promoters had eyed a Wells McCarty bout, but the defeat shifts focus back to Luther McCarty and northern matchups. Gunboat Smith rises as a navy man-turned-challenger noted for decisive power and rising prominence in boxing circles.
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Smith
Luther McCarty
Bombardier Wells
Olympia
Philadelphia
McCarty
Brooklyn Bridge
Luther McCarthy
America
Alles
Bombardier
Luther
Los Angeles
Wells
Bompardier
Gerdes Club
New York
West
Gunbost Smith
Golden State of Callifornia
Tom McCarey
Georges Carpentier
Welle
Engined
Sam
Navy Boys
Tom Sharkey
California
Andy Morris
Benton
Andy
Jim Stewart
fes+den
Jack Twin Sullivan
Harry Wuest
Cinenell Ae
Frank Moran
Piltebureh
Hove
Wee
Acorn A C Show Tickets Go Fast at Park City Rink
Frits Hartmann promotes a Park City rink fight night featuring Young McAuliffe vs Banty Lewis in the star ten rounds. Davy Ryan and Kid Lewis meet in a ten round semi final. Other bouts include Young Joe Walcott with Battling Larry Ryan and Kid Allen vs Young Jackie Robinson. Frederic Sniffen assigned to sing at Motel Pisses on March 27 in Cavalleria Rusticana role.
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Frits Hartmenn
Frits
Althy Lucre
Acorn A. C
Park City
Young McAuliffe
City
Banty Lewis
New York
Davy Ryan
Kid Lewis
Joe Walcott
Larry Ryan
Kid Allen
Jackie Rollinson
Derby
Joost Lad
Frederic Sniffen
Sergei Kiehansky
Aifie
Cavalleria Rusticans
Motel Pisses
Sniffen
Andrea Sarto
Metropolitan Forces
Gotch Preparing for Lurich Bout in June City
Gotch trains for the Lurich title defense amid talk of a new contract and prize money. Key figures include promoter George Lartoh and trainer Ravine, with Gotch slated to arrive in June City days before the bout to finalize ring tactics and conditioning.
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Frank
NASA
Ana
Ite
Nowkract
Wettie Mack
Tru
Gotoh
George Lartoh
Gurapeas
Pion
Hae
Alec
Tor
Als Gymomsiem
Bie
Hogan to Europe and boxing plans loom large
Confused notes on Hogan possibly traveling to Europe, with Willie Wood, RichTiet, and Boag discussed as potential challengers. Mentions Paris, boxing promoters, and tentative match arrangements as Hogan seeks to boost his title bid amid rumors of a big bout and potential Porte Chemer event.
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GM Rong
Masagee
Californie
Jeomier
Cunmeoticat
Bas Jaw
Eagan
Catlesram
Willie Nutwkle
Ritchié
Hogan
Jef Rote
Hap Bee
Bax Tunis
Port Chemer
Peri
Trekex
Tommy Steen
Tod Mareska
Dave Pitaecrall
Pugilistic Annals Highlights From 1208 to 1911 News
Fragmentary historic boxing notes mention Barry, Lew Sydrey, Bes rack, O'Donnel, Smith Reeshee, Brooks, Gum, Breton, Deen, Demen, Guiltram, Tate, and a series of bouts across New York, Cork, and Eston with various knockouts and rounds.
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Ry Oo
Getestal Tre Barry
Terre Ups
Owen Storam
Fmgtia
Surpoass
Tommy Mniepi
Lew Sydrey
Yate Frank Kiaias
Fame
Bes Rack
O'Donnel
New York
Gupbeat Smith
Pein Brooks
Ere
Amet
Marr
Cork
Joe Gum
Geoege Deen
Demen
Yank Mens
Guiltram
Liroens
Eston
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Coagher
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Poor Jonge
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PERN
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ST. Louis
DeMett
Fred Clarke
Pirates
Lyford Bros
Easter Woolens
Fesreau
Wiltse
Philadelphia Athletics
Louisville
Jack M'Auliffe
Capt. Snowden
Green Mountain
Leadh Cross
Annex Athletic Club
Matty Baldwin
Yele
Capt
Snowden
Jim Rodgers
Charley Griffin
Harry Conden
Brooklyn Beach
A.C
Charley
Bond
Stratford
Daman
Bell
St. Joseph's
Tom Gallagher
William Fatepin
Gallagher
Barnum Avenue
T. 8. Andrews
the Co-Operative Auto School
Carroll Avenue
Brideport
Gotch
Lurich
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Harry Quinn
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