Longmont Opens Season With Loveland Losers
Longmont, Colo March 20 The Longmont nine will open the baseball season against Loveland in a newly prepared ground outside city limits. The Loveland club trains daily and brings a strong support contingent. The Longmont lineup features Foults Link Reeder Neeley Murphy Miller Olson Johnson H Link Reed Henderson Dixon Jaynes Bennewitz Scruby Oleson Beck Johnson Meantel Elders.
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Miller
Olson
Johnson
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Dixon
Jaynes
Bennewitz
Scruby
K. Olson
Beck
Mmetil Elders
Berg Quits In Heavyweight World Title Bout
John Berg quit after one hour ten minutes in his world heavyweight championship match with Fred Beell in Portland Oregon. The bout lasted 70 minutes of gruelling wrestling before a halt in Cleveland.
11th Infantry Bowling Triumph Over Quartermaster Packers
The 11th Infantry bowling five defeated the Quartermaster's Packers at Post Gymnasium on Thursday evening by a wide margin. Donohue of the 11th Infantry posted the top score of 160 in the first game.
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Post
Donohue
Aino
Wichita Jobbers Show Speed In Spring Training Camp
The Wichita Jobbers, led by George Hitates, aim for top honors in the base stealing ring this year. Last season they finished seventh with 174 steals and feature speed from Nelson the catcher and Tommy Mee, plus solid baserunning from Starke. Several returnees including Craig, Davin, Middleton, Belden, Claire, and Koerner back to pace the attack, with Mee replacing Berger and Clemons expected to bat around .200.
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Katia
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Slughes Tins
Craig
Middleton
Davis Petiizrew
Koerner
Tommy Mee
Denver
Nelson
Starke
Robbeta
Davin
Belden
Claire
Hughes
Berger
Joe
Clemons
McDonald, Post Chess Champion at Fort Russell Club
The Fort D. A. Russell Chess Club championship ending March 25 1912 was won by McDonald Post Plumber who lost only two of twelve games. Sergeant Inman Signal Corps and Hull placed second and third with eight and a half wins each. Graham Co D 11th Infantry earned fourth. The event, held in the Post Gymnasium, was directed by Musician Hakensen 11th Infantry with players from 11th Infantry 4th Field Artillery and Signal Corps.
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McDonald
Inman Signal Corps
Hull
Berth
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1Th Infantry
Post Gymnasium
Hakensen
11Th Infantry
1Ith Infantry
4Th Field Artillery
Signal Corps
Post Baseball Tryouts Set as Weather Warms the Field
With clear skies this week all bases are covered as teams from the 11th Infantry Cavalry and 4th Artillery prepare for tryouts today and Sunday to decide the post lineup for the championship run. Organizers aim to schedule a league among the organizations to crown the post pennant winner.
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11Th Infantry
Cavalry
4Th Artillery
Balk Line Championship Goes To Belgium
Varin March 23 The American 18.9 balk line billiard champion lost the title to M Maura of Ium by a score of 400 to 175 Ferdinand Poggenburgs leads the contest for prizes as subscribers are urged to vote.
Grizzlies and Bears Open 1912 Baseball Season in Kansas City
Kansas City March 30. Charley Carr's Grizzlies and Jack Hendrick's Bears meet at Association Park to open the 1912 baseball season. Both teams use regular lineups in a warm afternoon game with pitchers to work hard as tomorrow they cross bats again.
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Jack Hendrick
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Carr
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Lloyd Guapmecl
Cesc
Quillen Schaller
Beall
Ualis
Collins
Channel Downey
Boois
Lindsey Oyler
Satay
Larry Suttons 1912 Bowling Championship Victory
The 12th American Bowling Congress tournament ended March 23 with record participation and prize money. Larry Sutton of Rochester won the 2012 championship with 679, the second title, while Sutton and Owen captured the two men’s event with 1259 pins. Louis Weilstich set a high mark of 1180 pins.
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Larry Sutton
Rochester
N. Y
Pittsburgh
Fred Hruggeman
Sioux City
Iowa
Phil Sutton
Nelson R. Owen
Louisville
Falls City
E. G. Richter
Edward Rigely
St. Louis
Sutton
Owen
al Salander
Chicago
Louis Weilstich
Kansas City
Cap Anson the Great Veteran Batted Over 100 Seasons
Cap Anson, the renowned baseball veteran, amassed more than a hundred at bats across twenty seasons. Brouther followed with fifteen hitting efforts of .200 or better, highlighting steady power and consistency in the era.
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Anson
Brouther
Port Meyer Marine Drama Baffles Commander Over Eyes
In Port Meyer Virginia Privates O Conner and Morrison report for inspection Saturday morning with "beautiful pair of blackened eyes" prompting Captain West to ask how they got them. The exchange centers on the odd incident as both men stand before the troop commander.
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Port Meyer
Virginia
O'Conner
Morrison
West
Daniels May Land Place On Olympic Team
New York March 30 Charles M Daniels Olympic champion swimmer has about decided to reconsider his refusal of a place on the year’s team and will probably begin training early next month for a relay berth He will not compete in individual events preferring not to risk the record he set He plans swimming practice on the steamship Finland during a nine day sea trip to keep American swimmers in condition with a small canvas tank for the crew to be held in check by official supervision.
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New York
Charles M. Daniels
Finland
Body Stripa Enables Motion Without Forward Progress
A fragment explains a device named body stripa that allows users to go through motions without achieving real progress. The text suggests a mechanism or practice to simulate effort without substantive advancement.
Railroad News Notes Staffing Shifts and Moves
J H W Keane of Bourte Maas accepts a position in Union Pacific shops at Laramie. Conductor Evans on sick report this week. Brakeman Holmes on short vacation. Brakeman Spaulding home for a few days due to illness. Brakeman C E F Barksdale transferred to the South district. Conductor Phillips on a short layoff. A special train of bay leaves Cheyenne for Durham. Ronald named general chairman of the board of adjustment of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.
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Bourte, Maas
Union Pacific
Laramie
A. L. Ronald
Board of Adjustment of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engine
Local Leader Promotes Subscriptions and Notes Staff Movements
The text lists various railway staff names with short notes on leave and assignments. It mentions Brakemen on leave or in transit, and notes a promotion or subscription push for a Leader publication with a drawing announced for April.
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