Reds Train In Humid Spring Session At Alexandria
Special to The American describes the Reds sweating through two long spring sessions in Alexandria Louisiana. Managers Herzog and Hodges rotate pitchers and infielders while Niehoff belts a first inning homer and Groh, Berghammer, and Kippert join power hitting. The park clubhouse is updated with new dressing rooms and baths as Moose lodge night show concludes.
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Alexandria
Oun
Reds
Herzog
Butler
Hertog
Gingery
Kellog
Baltimore
Heine Groh
Bert Niehoff
Berghammier
Niehoff
Louisville
Groh
Berghammer
Kippert
Order of Moose
Lady Panchita Beats Cracks in Local Track Meet
Juarez reports the track event where outsiders and favorites clashed. Lady Panchita led a six furlong race with strong challengers including Megas, Dust, and Jockere in a tight finish. timing and placements cited for the handicap event and contenders.
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Juarez
Mapryirse
Red Path
Anne
Jockere
Neylong
Eva Tanguay Valeo
Jplorses
Lady Panghita
Hassen
Milton Hobiee
Grin Kripp
Bert Getty
Bob Hensley
Sieren
Eonelfing
Wits
Janie
Rederheena
Uifarth
Ralenia
Thee
Auanal
Art Riek
Hemryoe
Petar Grlist
Frazele
Snow delays races in first meet since start
Racing was declared off today February 26 due to heavy snow. The event, halted for the first time since the meeting began, disrupted schedules and interrupted plans.
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Fiat
Betaui
Horse Racing Card From Charleston Meet Report
The program lists six races with purses from 300 to 400 dollars. Entries include Gordon Gladys VY Caraquet Pooth and The Hermit in early races, with horses such as Armor Tom Holland Toy Loan Shark La Joie Loretta Dwyer Parlor Boy Weather Duster in later fields. Fourth race features Chartier Susan B Rye Straw Spohn Loretta Dwyer and Hill among contenders.
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Tock Ea
Don
Gladys VY
Caraquet
Pooth
Billy Stuart
the Hermit
la Joie
Loretta Dwyer
Weather Duster
Uppe
Joe Stéth
Judge Monck
Fortune
Discovery
Font
Ashe- Yoo
Chartier
Susan B
Rye ‘Straw
Spohn
Caugh
Hill
Henry Flutchison
Servicence
Stairs
Michael
Angelo
Cynosure
Pliant
Sherlock Holmes
Effeci
Wolthrope
Dick Deadw
Ema- Grane
Merry Lad
Fordmai
Race Card for Mixed Thoroughbred Meets
One mile selling in first race with horses including Angle D Hester General War Bere Ursula Bomma Lady Fin ger Brigham Monmouth Kall Inla Lady Young Foxy Mary Arbutus Eddie Mott Balcutt Adelante First Star. Second race for three year olds and up at five and one half furlongs lists Auntie Curl Dominica Sir Harry Heroes Russell McGill Little Jane Orange Blossom Gordon Russell. Third race selling for three year olds five and one half furlongs names Duty Ooma Panhachapi Dusky Claribel Big Lamax Thomas Hare Barbara Lane Dalston. Fourth race purse six furlongs includes King ny Colquitt Sosius bois Street Kootenay Bb Palomar. RACE three year olds selling one mile Muy Buena Gotch Clinton_pid ngoe.
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Jun
Angle D
Hester
General Warren
Ursula Bomma
Lady Finger
Brigham
Monmouth
Kall Inla
Lady Young
Foxy Mary
Arbutus
Eddie Mott
Balcutt
Adelante
First Star
Auntie Curl
Dominica
Sir Harry
Heroes
Russell McGill
Little Jane
Orange Blossom
Gordon Russell
Duty
Ooma
Panhachapi
Dusky
Claribel
Big Lamax
Thomas Hare
Barbara Lane
Dalston
King Ny
Colquitt
Sosius
Bois ' Street
Kootenay
Palomar
Muy Buena
Gotch
Clinton
Pid Ngoe
Friars Set City Series Clash With Gym Five
The Friars meet the Cincinnati Gym in the city championship series second game on Thursday night. The Gym recently revived old form by defeating Christ Church, while the Friars aim to avoid losses to any local rivals and equal last season’s mark. Friars lineup includes Belting Wirth Schwind Forwards Kueve Maschmeier Lucag Hoheve Guards. A preliminary Friar Cubs versus St John’s Regulate match precedes the main game.
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Friars
Dncimnati
Christ Church
Joan
Belting
Wirth
Schwind
Renter
Kueve
Wild Cat Ferns to Arrive and Train for Fight in City
“Wild Cat” Ferns arrives today to complete training for a defense goal against all challengers, eyeing a bout with Packy McFarland. The card includes 10 round setups with Kid Leders vs George Klett and Kid Shaw vs Leo Roux at Heuck's Opera House.
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Wild Cat
Ferns
Eddie Melzer
Heuck's
Opera House
Packy McFarland
Reserves Want Games With Cincinnati Club
The Cincinnati Reserves met at Manager Noel's house last evening with members Gudberlet Stegler Morholz Sterling Hausman Heltman Jahnke C Walters W Walters Eppstein and Grottlish in attendance. Clubs wishing to schedule games may write Manager Al Noell at 622 522 Main Street City.
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Cincinnati
Noel
Hotse
Gudberlet
Stegler
Morholz
Sterling
Hausman
Heltman
Jahnke
C. Walters
W. Walters
Eppstein
Grottlish
al Noell
Main Street
City
Suburbs Plan Amateur Baseball Schedule With Mangold
The Suburbs organize a season featuring first class amateur and semi pro teams. Julius Mangold will manage and has signed Klein and Lukatz as battery. They seek a top infielder and an outfielder and invite teams to book games by writing Julius Mangold at 3881 Colerain Avenue.
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Julius Mangold
Klein
Lukatz
Battery
Julius Mangela
Colérain Avenue
Horse Racing Selections Highlight Font Best Bet
Selected picks feature Font as the best bet among listed entries including The Hermit Billy Stuart Lady Inno cence and others such as Parlor Boy Gagnant Napier Spohn Chartier and Inspector Les trade. Readers are advised to consider Font Discovery Napier among top choices.
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Charleston
the Hermit
Billy Stuart
Lady Innocence
Tom Holland
Gagnant
Parlor Boy
Font
Discovery
Napier
Spohn
Chartier
Cough Hull
Pliant
Cynosure
Inspector Lestrade
Effendi
Dick Deadwood
Merry Lad
West Covington Club Signs Sensational Young Pitcher
Bet Amon, Gerkin, and the sensational young Price Hill hurler signed to pitch for the West Covington Club joining a list of players including Juarez Foxy Mary Arbutus Kali Inia Gordon Russell Herpes Orange Blossom Barbara Lane Big Lomax Claribel Sosius Kooteney Hi Pal Florence Birch Lard ek old Gotch Ocean Queen Sister Florence and other local names.
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Juarez Foxy Mary
Arbutus
Kali
Inia
Gordon Russell
Herpes
Orange Blossom
Barbara Lane
Big Lomax
Claribel
Sosius
Kooteney
Florence Birch
Lard `Ek Old Gotch
Ocean Queen
Florence
Bet—Amon
Gerkin
Price Hill
West Covington
Managers of Scrappers: A Sport Page Portrait
A long column extols boxing managers, praising their wit, dress, and eloquence. It notes Jimmy Dunn as an exemplary dresser and discusses how managers influence purses, bouts, and editorials, arguing fighters’ success hinges on persuasive advocates behind the scenes.
Taft Declines Cubs Offer as Chicago Vows Persistence
The Chicago syndicate fails to buy the Cubs after Charles P. Taft rejects the $760,000 proposal. Attorney L. J. Behan says efforts to gain control will continue, with plans to hire Fielder Jones and possibly bring back Johnny Evers if Chicago lands the club. The deal faltered over the reserve clause dispute and federal league considerations.
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Charles BP. Taft
Chicago Cubs
Chicago ‘Syndicate
L. J. Behan
Behan
Fielder A_ Jones
White Sox
Johnny Evers
Taft
T Toft
Chicago
John Evers
Boston
Cubs
King George to Attend Giants White Sox Game at Chelsea
London reports confirm King George will attend the Chelsea game between the Giants and White Sox, drawing a sellout crowd and high interest. Giants manager John J. McGraw faces boycott jokes, while Comiskey and other officials expected to be presented to the King.
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London
King George
Giants
White Sox
Chelsea
Tnis
McGraw
New ‘York
Age
Charlie A. Comiskey
John J. McGraw
Jim Callahan
White Box
Tip” O'Neill
Jim” Mullen
Ireland
Royal Box
Washington
Giants Open Baseball Practice at Marin Camp
In Marin Texas on February 25 the Giants began real practice after a milder day. Morning handball gave way to an afternoon session that featured pitcher warmups and fielding drills. Kinsella arranged players by position and everyone took turns at bat that day.
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Marin
Texas
Giants
Kinsella
Pies
Herring
Harrison
Jordan
Wiliams
Ritter
Dyer
Heavy Snow Keeps the Brooklyn Dodgers Indoors
Heavy four inch snowfall in Augusta Georgia forces the Brooklyn Dodgers to cancel on field practice for at least a couple of days. Manager Robinson plans indoor workouts at Warren Park with handball and medicine ball exercises. Kid Elberfeld praises Reece Mace and O'Mara after brief drills as Elberfeld assists with the players.
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Augusta
Robinson
Brooklyns
Warren Park
Kid Elberfeld
Highlander
Reee Mace
O'Mara
Elberfeld
Camp Washington Ladies Bowling Club Scores Read
The Camp Washington Ladies Bowling Club met at Mergard's alleys with ten members present. Mrs. C Mueller rolled 419 pins for high total with five consecutive marks in the second game. Other scores included Bierman 848, Topmiller 328, Hornickel 327, Oclerich 326, Fluegel 326, Wahl 310, Hoff 302, Bruner 299, and Wirmer 296. Next meeting slated for next Wednesday at 2 PM.
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Camp Washington
Oclerich
Hoff
Bruner
Wirmer
Reserves Sign F Heltman for Cincinnati Club
Reserves manager Noell of the Cincinnati Reserves signs F Heltman to play this season. Heltman, who played in the Minors last year, will play first base this year. He is regarded as one of the best fielders in the Cincinnati area despite the loss of an arm.
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Noell
Cincinnati
F. Heltman
Heltman
Norwood Refuses Exhibition Offer From Federal Club
President Ed Hohrer of the Norwood Baseball Club received a telegram from Joe requesting an April exhibition game. Hohrer refused the offer, stating he does not wish to foster outlaw baseball in any way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Hohrer
Norwood Baseball Club
Yest
Joe
Wiedemanns Will Not Tackle Feds Sunday Game Moves
The Wiedemanns will skip a planned Sunday game with Joe Tinker's Chicago Feds at Wiedemann Park on April 12 after Manager Applegate decided not to antagonize organized Sorrell. Newport season opens April 19 against Richmond, Ind. Ohio State alum Hilbert joins the Brewers lineup as infield talent, with George Hannigan at third and Enz Weller in utility, while pitcher remains unsettled as Lefty Janey reportedly refused the Federal duty.
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Joe Tinker
Chicago Feds
Wiedemanns
Wiedemann Park
Wag
Applegate
Sorrell
N Wport
Richmond
Ind
Northern Kentucky
Brewers
Regry Short
Hilbert
Ohio State Bay
Jake Milders
Hamilton
Krebs
Ernie Dight
George Hannigan
Kansas City Feds
Enzweller
Newport
Lefty Janey
John L. Fitzsimmons Appeals Boxing Ban in New York
Hebert Fitzsimmons and his lawyer argued in the Supreme Court to overturn Justice Seabury's ruling upholding the state boxing commission that barred Fitz from meeting white hopes. Bob era, angry at Sullivan for his recent criticisms, asserted Sullivan should not dictate boxing policy and mocked Sullivan’s career while predicting renewed clashes with white hope sprinters.
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New York
Hebert Fitzsimmons
Supreme Court
Justice Seabury
State Boxing Commission
Fitz
Bob
John L. Sullivan
Boxing Commission
Pitz
Sullivan
Tom
Auto show to host three day truck and service vehicle display
Cincinnati Automobile Dealers' Association opens a three day auto truck and delivery vehicle show starting Monday. Five thousand invitations have been sent as out of town buyers and farmers show interest. Tonight features society night with tango numbers and dancing, plus a lecture on ignition types by Albert G. Junker from the National Auto School.
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Music Hall
Aly
Cincinnati Automobile Dealers’ Association
Ohio Valley
National
Auto #chool
Albert G. Junker
Electrical Department
Boris
Starkey
Mechanical Department
Ramblers defeat Christ Church Wepe in tight match
RAMBLERS 40 NAPS 28 in a steady Ramblers win. At halftime the Naps led 19 to 11 before the Ramblers rallied with Geblker and Henneke scoring most points to pull ahead.
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Ramblers
NAPS
M. C. A. Ramblers
Christ Church
Wepe
Ram
Geblker
Henneke
St Paul Alumni To Hold Reunion
St Paul Athletic Club members plan a Friday night meeting at mour Clubrooms to arrange a banquet and reunite former athletes. The St Paul club at 47th and Plum has a storied athletics history with many past champions expected to attend.
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St. Paul
of St. Paul Athletic Club
Mour
Etara
St. Paul Club
Enth
Plum
Tor
Volz
Horrebe
Heisel
Goosman
Gite
Higgins
Howard
Conway
Schatz
Clark
McKenzie
Gray
Campbell
O'Donnell
Tully
Myronheimer
Cochran
Hawritts
Taft weighs club picks and early training in baseball minds
The piece surveys potential selections for Mr. Taft with two club appointments and discusses Charles Murphy and Fogel. It also cites Fullerton as a top golfer, and John J. McGraw’s early season training as key to pennant chances, arguing a fast start is crucial for success.
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Taft
Charles Webb Murphy
Aun Fogel
Rete Gid
Hughey Fullerton
Hughey
John J. McGraw
McGraw
1911 12 Giants Athletics scramble through season events
The Giants and Athletics clashed until late October 1911 then toured Cuba and played into January 1912. By February they beat Marin and later pursued further sectional games. The campaign included a July 4 lead surge before fading and breaking up.
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Cat O
Cuba
Marin Ant Watt
Reeve
NL Uplift Seen As Optimism Rises In Exchange
The National League optimism grows though Co W M has fallen back. It may take a week or two to identify the capable figure to check Baker Collins and a man named Barry on the roads.
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National League
the. N. L
Co. W. M
Baker
Collins
Barry
Confusing Outsized Claims Mix Baseball lore and History
Disjointed transcription blends Connie Mack and Jerry Travers with a tale of a Dewey shot across a German warship. It cites Manila 1899, Louisville and Pittsburgh, a 359 batting average, and speculative links to major leagues in a fractured sports-history digest.
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Dewey
Manilia
Manila
Louisville
Pittsburg
The Mexican League Debate and American Baseball Views
The piece argues against admitting a Mexican league as a major venture and mocks Mexican players as bush leaguers. It suggests U S involvement to guide Mexican affairs while joking about using Mexico for spring training camps and golf venues.
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Cae
Brooklyn Dodgers
Norwood
John L
Grantland Rice
Charles P. Taft
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Connie the Stoic
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Alto
May Tutte
Jerry Travers
Jerry
Aevere
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Wilson
Lee Bush
Huerta
Villa
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