Reds eye Alexandria as spring training base
Business Manager Conroft announced changes in spring plans for the Reds. The squad will play Industrial College of Lafayette March 27 and Colts in Shreveport March 24 and 25. The Vets travel Lafayette to New Orleans to face Johnny Dobbs Pelicans March 28 and 29. President Herrmann praised the Lafayette hotel facilities and climate, hoping Alexandria becomes the regular spring spot, while Manager Herzog searches for six to seven outfield prospects to join the Reds in Alexandria.
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Concroft
Reds
Industrial
Lafayette
Colts
Sions
New Orleans
Johnny Dobbs
Herrmann
Iteti Advance Hathcet
Alexandria
Tong Ween
Herzog
Redbirds
Gardner
Kip‘perti
Kippett
Buck
Derrdest
Church Anxious To Stop Cadet Five Streak
The Cadets led by Solimano and Sachsteder prepare for a nationally known lineup as they face the Charchn team on local courts. The C.C. Naps meet the U. St. Col. Ramblers in the semi windup while a St. Paul Athletics clash looms. Games set for 7:45 p.m.
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Christ Church Basketbal
Tod
Solimano
HL Sachsteder
Zimmerman
N. Sachsteder
Maroney
Mahrt
Charcn
Hine
C. Cc. Naps
U. St. Col. Ramblers
St. Paul Athletics
Celeste Wins the Selling Handicap at Palmetto Park
Celeste, ridden by Jockey McTaggart, won the selling handicap at Palmetto Park over Star Actress in the feature race. McTaggart rode three winners on the afternoon as the racing card highlighted the main event and several supporting dashes.
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Charleston S
Palmetto Park
Celeste
Aily
McTaggart
Mavenna
Clem Beachy
Gerrard
Wngton
Toon Dor
Sunguide
Poole
Elsie
Bernden
Aise
Selteg
Velthorpe
Lee
Tony
Pickett
Poee
H. Nimbus
Notiens Glad
Burlingame
Actrews
Callahan
Wee. Jorkres
Sherlock Holmes
I Bimiter
Belen M
Jen
Jon Stein
Rutveeea
Dr. Jackson
Piel
Nelson
Moses
Rin
BACE
Beijing
Berne
Wiidackern
Mr Taegart
Livingston Maintains Lead in Mexican Turf Meet
Juarez racing round up reports Form players succeeded in four of six events while Berpes faltered cutting bookmakers’ margins. Feature mile race titled Borne Chance saw American titheholder beat John Beardok in a hard drive. Race summaries detail Daisy and Sabine in sprint and middle events with multiple entries and times listed.
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Juarez
Mex
Berpes
John Beardok
Opeen
Jock Ore
Lottanys Veces
Pomintekso
Tao
Mies Pieler
Pooney
Enue
Daisy
Smaureler
Elec
Sabine
Golantet
Dominica
Gorton
Bowe
Birdman
Wiignan
Dover
Win
Merion
Charleston Racing Card Darkened by Numerous Entries
The Charleston program lists multiple races for three year olds and up at various distances. Entries include Semiquaver and Incision in race one, Big Dipper and Frank Hudson in race two, Pardner and Ringling in race three, Tart and Brave Crusader in race four, Buzz Around and Lord Wells in race five, and Fort Sumter and High Street in race six, with weights and some misprints noted. The card features selling and handicap events across six races with extensive entry lists.
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Semiquaver
Incision
Volthorp
Chemulno
Premier
Coming Coon
Inferno
Queen
Wiley
Juaquin
Vétes
Auto Maid
Willig
Barium
Big Dipper
Frank Hudson
Los Fortune
Loan Shark
Royal Tea
Campeoch
Font
Gorsdon
Robert Bradley
Chuckles
Rye Straw
Ann Tiny
Pardner
Lochil
Indolence
Digbold
John Furlong
Ivan Gardner
Bob R
Ringling
Fellowman
Tarts
Anguin
Brave Curarder
Marjorie M
Sherwood
Shacki
Ton
Czar Michael
Carlton G
Bila Bryson
Grosvenor
Wilhite
Caugh Hill
Rbuzz
Lord Wells
Sir Denrali
Jim Gaffrey
Nello
Patty Regan
Camel
Vineta Strome
Tan Bernard
Plant
Barn Dansel
Mycenae
Batopeh
Silicic
Outlam
Marshon
Kinmun‘dy
Elwah
Early Light
Golden Treasury
Duquesn
Deadwood
White Wool
Dangerous March
Merry Lad
Farl of
Savoy
Feather Duster
Qver the Sands
Yenghee
Col Ashmeade
Miss Clark
Marsand
Delicious
Tildy Willarth
Bashful Betty
Jessup
Burr
Anichalko
Faneuil Hall
Gemul
Fort
Johnson
Quick Trip
Pia Hart
Hassan
Eva Tanguay
O. E. Norvell
Tom Murphy
Adelante
Compton
Miletus
Sugar Lump
Startler
McAlan
Gelico
Eddie Mott
Hope So
Cisko
Lord ‘Elam
Hester
Stevesta
Goteh
Transact
Barbara Late
George
Beatien
Othe'lo
Zirh
New Haven
Lady Panchita
Pay ‘Streak
Royal Dolly
Lady Pender
Little Birdle
Rosemary
Peter Grimm
Sianey Peters
Palatable
Zulu
Eye White
Ortmar Lad
Uncle Jimmy Gray
Parnell Girl
Fort Sumter
High Street
Nannie MceDee
Polls
Burnt Candie
Voladay Jr
Loween
Hoblitze1 to Speak at YMCA Fellowship Club
Dick Hoplitzel of the Pleds will speak at the Y M C A Fellowship club meeting at 7 20 PM He will discuss The service Clarine The talk is billed as a engaging address with emphasis on the subject likely to interest attendees
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Dick Hop'itze
Pleds
L.A
Tern
Head Pin Tournament at Central Bowling Alleys
George Huntemann offers 75 in cash prizes for the head pin tournament at Central bowling alleys 404 West Street. Entries close Sunday February 8 with play starting Monday February 9 and running for a week through February 14.
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George Huntemann
West Street
Six Clubs Enough For Minor League
Dickerson president of the Michigan State League says six clubs are enough for the average minor league and predicts two losers in an eight club circuit. Louise Hellbronner of the Central League agrees noting they have improved after dropping two weak clubs.
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ENV
Dickerson
Louise Hellbronner
Indian Sign and the Fighter Mindset in Ring History
An old column discusses the notion of the Indian sign as a mental burden for fighters. It cites legends like Sharkey Corbett and Gans Sullivan, notes how fear or superstition can affect performance, and mentions Frank Klaus, George Chip, and Stan Ketchell as examples in a spirited historical tone.
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Sharkey
Jim Corbett
Joe Gans
Big Mike
Sulivan
Abia
Attell
Suzy Govern
Frank Klaus
George Chip
Fran
Stan Ketchell
Papke
Ketchell
Local Amateur Leagues Prepare For Coming Season
Local amateur baseball circles push toward a busy season with six home teams and six traveling clubs planned. Hi Baurittell and Joe Smith aim to organize a large Saturday league for manufacturers, featuring high grade clubs. News from Dayton notes St Marys Cadets will play at West Side park with Al Gess as manager and a female-led team traveling primarily.
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Jone
Wifl
Newaoe
T Phaiaiet Jones
Kokomo
Ind
Red Sox
Joe
Bob Wicker
Wicker
Grojoe Brendamour
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Bedford
Indi
Ehy
Seates
Hoosier City
Dayton
St. Mary's
Aoe Santas
G. A. Lorman
Lily Brew
Dayton Shtohs
al Gess
Joe Smith
Bienéamour
Shamrocks
Norwoods
Hello Boys
Heidel~ Ae
Bloomer Girls
Kentucky Girls
Mergard Tourney Nearing the End
The Mergard individual elimination bowling tournament at Camp Washington's Mergard alleys heads toward its final rounds. After 20 entrants began, four were eliminated each Sunday until eight remain to compete Sunday for prize positions with 2 o clock shift starting the day.
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Mergard
Camp Washington
Ambrose Puttmann Named Manager of Cincinnati Shamrocks
Ambrose Puttmann former star southpaw of the New York Highlanders signed last night to manage the Cincinnati Shamrocks. Puttmann led the KC team last year and won the pennant in the Spinney League. He pitched well last season and is expected to be highly successful with the Shamrocks.
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Athleticn
Brendamour’s
Joseph J. Judd
American Tool Company
Brendamour
Sammer
Ben. L. Bauer
Treub Wil
Wil
Washington
White Sox
Charles Cans ‘Cattstamtio
Hoffman
W. W
Elmwood Nuggets
Cincinnati
Nuggets
Elmwood Town Hall
Ambrose Puttmann
New York Highland
Cincinnati Shamrocks
Puttmann
Promising Kid Grabs New Berth with Price Hill Club
Morissey, a likely young third baseman, has been grabbed by Manager Ed Callahan of Price Hill and will be seen at third base at Crowe's Park this coming season. Callahan claims the ad is the cost finished Geider in the som pro rake.
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Morissey
Ed Callahan
Price Hill
Crowe's Park
Callahan
Geider
Best Bet Fort Sumter Leads Selections
A list of horse names and handlers appears with Best Bet WilHITE highlighted among entries. The note includes names like WilHITE, Juarez, Gray's Favorite, Sugar Lump, and other race candidate tags across the field. The section ends with Fort Sumter as a referenced outcome or decision.
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Juarez
Gray's
Gomul
Jessup Burn
Sugar Lump
Miletus
Adelante
George
Stevesta
Scarlet Oaks
Lady Pandhita
Pay Streak
Bye White
Rosemary
Lee Sumter
High Street
Burnette
Fort Sumter
Gossip of the athletic world and Federal league rumors
A chaotic sports column surveys boxing and baseball chatter. Rumors on Ad Wolgast Clabby weight gain Harlem Tommy Murphy Willie Ritchie and the Federal league movement touch Cleveland Naps Brooklyn Dodgers Orioles and Pittsburg Feds as spring plans loom and pennants remain sought.
Athletics Grab Another Redskin Pitching Wonder
Connie Mack brings to the Philadelphia club a promising young right handed pitcher named Joe Graves from Brainerd Minnesota. Graves is a tribesman of Chief Bender and has been touted as a worthy addition. He is 18 years old and Mack has his eye on him, suggesting he will be heard from in days to come.
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Connie Mack
Joe Graves
Brainerd
Minn
Joe Bush
Chief Bender
Graves
The Sportlight by Grantland Rice Sporting Lessons
The piece teaches a batting flourish where the batter holds the bat with both hands and drives the ball far beyond fielders. It emphasizes power hitting to clear infielders or clear the fence for a safe homer.
February Prepares For Baseball Season Kickoff
A vague note hints at an upcoming baseball season with 71 days until the first base hit and mentions individuals Johnson Tener and Mr. Gilmore as possible participants in the lead up to Mesers.
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Mesers
Johnson and Tener
Mr. Gilmore
From The Depths In A Baseball Club Discussion
A quoted verse opens a discussion on baseball depth. The writer asserts the National and American Leagues would need three clubs to field full teams, suggesting the era’s talent pool may be insufficient for two leagues.
The Golfer's Invictus
A poetic reflection on golf and money, praising the game’s solace after blight. The speaker notes a St Louis gentleman who once handed a $100,000 check to Fed magnates for ball players and suggests generosity could rival such sums, even mentioning amounts like $98,765.43 and 43 cents.
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St Louis
Fed
Baseball arguments on fans owners and players fade in echoes
The excerpt debates who drives baseball success and notes fans, owners, and players. It cites McGraw and Mack, comments on World Series money, and predicts Harvard vs Michigan turnout while acknowledging changes in team rosters and the unsettled 1914 signings including Guy Zinn.
Pilgrims to Meet Newport Turners in Pag Advent Clash
Advent Pilgrims face Newport Turners Saturday at Pag Advent in a key matchup. Delpiaine guards the Pilgrims as Hamma Stevenson and Claude pace the attack while Sedgwick Colter and listed forwards fill the lineup.
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Newport Turners
Advent Pilgrims
Jonata
Delpiaine
Hamma
Stevenson
Claude
Forwarda
Conten Sedgwick
Goarde
Colter
Woodward High Wins Relay Race
Woodward High claims victory in a novice semi finals roller skating relay at the New Rink. William Hayes and Frank Proctor each won their heats with Hayes placing second in the first and Fred Mangold third. Times noted around 1 35.8 and 1 83.5. Big Hicks led before a fall. St. W. Corcoran won the amateur race with F. Knellen second and Harrington third in the Seve Hugh school relay.
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William Hayes
Frank Proctor
To. Hayes
Fred Mangold
Andy Burke
Proctor
Jack Riley
Hicks
St. W
Catholic League Formed At Brendamour Club Rooms
The Catholic Church League was organized at the Brendamour Club rooms last night by Joe Smith. Eight clubs were represented. The next meeting will be held within a week with officers to be elected and the league personnel chosen.
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Catholic Church League
Brendamour Club
Joe Smith
Delaney Arrives for City Bout Ahead of Featherweight Clash
Cal Delaney lands in the city this morning with his team for a workout at a local club. He faces Knockout Mare Monday at Heuck's Theater in a featherweight bout likely to decide the title as Kilbane cannot reach 122 pounds. Heuck's offers ample facilities for a large crowd and the undercard features Harry Hinslinger in a six round opener. Tickets are selling at Gassman’s Spalding’s and the Wheel.
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Cal Delaney
Cleveland
Heuck’s
Kilbane
Heucks
Harry Hinslinger
Gassman's
Spalding’s
the Wheel
City League Organizes 1914 Season Under Reserve Clause
The City League previews a 1914 baseball season with early enthusiasm from home and traveling clubs. At a Ginton meeting the league nears completion and aims to field strong, frat-class opposition. Charles Connor resigns as secretary, with other duties handling duties.
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Etil! Young
Ginton
Wener
Seld
Charles Connor
City League
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