Longmont Opens Season with Loveland in Opening Match
Longmont, Colorado, begins baseball season against Loveland after recent field upgrades and Sunday play restrictions. The Longmont lineup features Foults and Reeder catching, Murphy and Miller on the mound, with Henderson at third and Reed at shortstop as Loveland prepares with daily practices and fan support.
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Loveland
Rootera
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Link
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Neeley
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Miller
Olson
Johnson
H. Link
Reed
Henderson
Dixon
Jaynes
Bennewitz
Scruby
K. Olson
Beck
Mmetil Elders
Berg Quits in Heavyweight World Championship Bout
John Berg ended his match with Fred Beell after one hour ten minutes in Portland Oregon for the world heavyweight title. An Ohio event saw Rudy Anholz beat Kid Alberts in Cleveland while Frank Whitney stopped Hyland in the fifth. Kelley to Box Trendell in St Louis eight rounds.
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Ohio
Rudy Anholz
Cleveland Athletics Club
Kid Alberts
Frank Whitney
Cedar Rapids
Joe Highland
New York
Whitney
Hyland
11th Infantry Bowling Team Beats 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 Infantry led the night with a 160 in the first game as the infantry posted 77 pins in that game and 695 total to the Packers 225% to 42. The lead and scores indicate a dominant performance, though the text is partly garbled.
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11Th Infantry
Post
Donohue
Aino
Wichita Jobbers Ready to Chase Baseball Speed Honors
Wichita Kansas March reports the Jobbers under George Hitates aim for top honors in base stealing. Last season they finished seventh with 174 steals and train to improve speed led by Nelson the fast catcher and Tommy Mee in the batting order.
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Katia
Witchita
George Hitates
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 D. A. Russell
The Fort D. A. Russell Chess Club championship concluded March 25 1912 with McDonald Post Plumber winning first prize after a January 15 start. Sergeant Inman Signal Corps and Hull earned second and third by eight and a half wins each. Gra ham Co. D 11th Infantry took fourth. The event at 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
Graham, Co. D
1Th Infantry
Post Gymnasium
Hakensen
11Th Infantry
1Ith Infantry
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Signal Corps
Post Baseball Tryouts Set as Teams Vie for Honor
With good weather baseball workouts fill the week as post units prepare for tryouts today and Sunday to determine the regular team roster. The 11th Infantry Cavaliers 4th Artillery all expect to contend for the post pennant and championship amid growing interest. Organizers should schedule a league to crown the post title.
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Cavalry
4Th Artillery
Balk Line Championship Title Shifts to Belgium Rival
Varin March 23 The American balk line billiard champion loses title to M Maura of Ium by a score of 400 to 175 as Ferdinand Poggenburgs leads with 400. Prize leaders and subscriptions hinted in a garbled notice.
Grizzlies Open 1912 Season In Kansas City Today
Charley Carr’s Bruce and Jack Hendrick’s Grizzlies meet at Association Park to start the 1912 baseball campaign in Kansas City. Both clubs use regular lineups and a warm matchup is expected with similar schedules for tomorrow. Carr reports improved form from two top players as Hendricks’s Bears feel the trip to Hot Springs boosted his squad.
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Jack Hendrick
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Satay
Larry Sutton 1912 Bowling Champion Highlighted
The 12th American Bowling Congress tournament ending March 23 set records with 272 teams and 479 individuals sharing 9,496 dollars. Larry Sutton of Rochester won the 1912 championship with 679 pins, earning his second title after 1909, while Phil Sutton and Nelson Owen won the two man event with 1259 pins. Louis Weilstich set a high mark of 1180 pins.
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Rochester
N. Y
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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, longtime national baseball figure, posted more than 100 at bats in twenty seasons, with Brouther following by fifteen seasons hitting .200 or better, illustrating enduring hitting records and longevity in the sport.
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Anson
Brouther
Soldiers Describe Blackened Eyes After Port Meyer Incident
Privates O'Conner and Morrison appeared at a Saturday morning inquiry in Port Meyer Virginia with blackened eyes. Captain West examined them and asked how they sustained the injuries. The two men exchanged a glance as the questioning began, memories lingering.
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Virginia
O'Conner
Morrison
West
Daniels May Land Place on Olympic Team
New York dispatch reports Olympic champion swimmer Charles M. Daniels已 reconsidering his earlier refusal and plans to train for a relay spot next month. He will skip individual events to avoid breaking his own records, with practice arranged on the steamship Finland during a nine day sea voyage for American swimmers.
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New York
Charles M. Daniels
Finland
Body Stripa Enables Milestoneless Progress
A fragment notes that body stripa will allow them to perform tasks without making forward progress, suggesting a mechanism to simulate actions or routines without achieving real advancement. The text focuses on procedural repetition rather than substantive change.
Railroad News Briefs Highlight Crew Changes and Travel
J H W Keane of Bourte Maas joins Union Pacific shops at Laramie. Conductor Evans on sick list this week. Brakeman Holmes away on vacation. Brakeman Spaulding homebound briefly due to illness. Brakeman C E F Barksdale moved to the 5th district. Conductor Phillips on short layoff. A special bay train left Cheyenne for Durham. A L Ronald serves as 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
Vague local item notes train crew and subscription push
A fragmented notice mentions Harriman, Brakeman Wm Nicholasa on leave, Frakeman Willcox on homestead, and others jailed in Laramie. It urges subscribing to the Leader or State Leader to gain votes and mentions a giveaway in April.
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