Atlanta Wallops Cincinnati as ninth-inning rally seals win
Atlanta defeated Cincinnati 6 to 2 after a late rally and defensive miscues. Key plays included Huggins and McGilvary drawing walks, strands in the eighth, and Fleharty scoring on a slow roller in the ninth to cap the scoring.
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Cummings
Moran
Wilkes
Collins
Cincinnati
Huggins
Lobert
Ball
McGilvary
McLean
Paskett
Hulswitz
Fleharty
Bancroft Arrives to Lead Reds in League Park Games
Manager Bancroft of the Reds arrives home from Atlanta this evening and will prepare for the games tomorrow and Sunday at League Park between the Colts and the Vets. Seats are on sale at Straus and, with good weather, a large crowd is expected to see Ganzel's full team.
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Reds
Atlanta
League Park
Colts
Vets
Straus
Ganzel
Cubs Have Close Call In Montgomery Game
Chicago Nationals defeated Montgomery 5 to 2 in a thrilla filled exhibition. Captain Frank Chance returned with new style cleats and Steinfeldt rejoined after a cold. Tinker's injury lingers Howard misses game due to a split finger. Batteries Chicago Frazer Overall Moran Kling Montgomery Helm Cristal Stackpole Messitt Shannon.
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Special Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Montgomery
Ala
Chicago Nationals
Frank Chance
Steinfeldt
Tinker
Chicago
Howard
Frazer
Overall
Moran
Kling
Helm
Cristal
Stackpole
Messitt
Shannon
White Sox win 5 2 over Nashville team in Nashville
The Chicago White Sox defeated the Nashville Southern League club 5 to 2 in a March 2 game. Chicago led 2 0 after the seventh inning, then Hess allowed three runs to break the game open. Batteries Chicago Shaw White and Nashville Hardy Seabaugh and Hess.
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Commercial Tribune
Nashville
Tenn
Chicago White Sox
Hess
R.H.E
Chicago
Shaw, White and
A Nashville
Hardy, Seabaugh and
Ess
Giants Edge Dallas in Tight Pitching Battle
Dallas manager and pitching held New York to one hit through six. Moore faltered in the eighth with a walk, wild pitch, and an error by Tullos allowing three unearned Giants runs. Dallas scored one earned in the ninth on a single and a double to win by a small margin.
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Special Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Dallas
Tex
Peters
New York Nationals
Moore
Tullos
Giants
Barron Wins Matth After Overcoming Early Lead
Barron came from behind to win Matth. after a 105 pin advantage by Bar in the first series. Johnny Deters dropped a late game, losing by twelve pins. Last night’s scores show a mix of totals: 135 158 196 166 170 203 and 201 217 159 167 224 158.
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Win- Turners
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Pirates
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Saturday League Eyes Expansion to Eight Clubs
Efforts push to enlarge the Saturday Afternoon League from six to eight clubs. Norwood applied for admission yesterday and, if accepted, Kentuckians backed by Wiedemann would also apply. Stanley Klein, former Norwood manager, leads the push with plans to convene a league meeting called by President John E. Bruce to decide on expansion.
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Norwood
Kentuckians
Wiedemann
Baseball Fever
Stanley Klein
John E. Bruce
Knuckle Curve Debuts Among Pitching Tricks
Ed Cicotte, new pitcher on Jim McGuire's staff, unveils a novel knuckle curve after two years of practice. The curve, gripped with doubled fingers and a thumb, breaks quickly as it nears the plate and may puzzle American League hitters.
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Ed Cicotte
Jim McGuire
Cicotte
McGuire
Maloney Outfielder Shifts Sides In Strong Hitting Form
Baseball notes describe Maloney batting left against right handers and adjusting stance with a southpaw in the box. Donovan evaluates prospects as Wilhelm nears a regular Brooklyn pitching role while Pattee strengthens utility depth amid bets on Macney and Alperman. Cleveland’s Bill Bradley belted two homers after a long drought as staff forecasts project seven to eight pitchers for the year. Pirates test a No 2 pitcher taller than Vic Willis with a boiler-like delivery.
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Maloney
Superba
Young
No. 2
Pirates
Vic Willis
Bill Kay Sent to Minneapolis for Recovery After Grippe
Bill Kay of the Washington Americans is to be turned over to Minneapolis. He suffered with the grip most of the season and remains weak. A season in the American association will ripen him for next year.
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Bill Kay
Washington Americans
Minneapolis
American Association
Sweeney Proves Third Baseman Potential Amid Infield Shuffle
Joe Kelley pursues a major league caliber third baseman standard for Bill Sweeney as Dave Brain has not yet reported to the club. Kelley notes Sweeney is fielding and batting well in practice while hoping not to be left without a regular third baseman.
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Joe Kelley
Bill Sweeney
Dave Brain
Dave
Kelley
Sweeney
Elmer Flick Returns Home in Poor Health from Nap
Elmer Flick has gone back to his Cleveland home and will not rejoin his club before reaching Louisville on April 7. He is in poor health and did not fare well on the trip to Macon Georgia, where he complained of train sickness on arrival.
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Elmer Flick
Cleveland
Louisville
Macon
Cardinals and Browns To Stage Seven Game Spring Series
Presidents Robison and Hedges agreed on a seven game spring schedule with games set for April 4 at Sportsman Park April 5 at League Park and April 7 8 to be decided by a coin flip. The April 9 game will be at Sportsman Park and all receipts go to Chris von der Ahe.
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St. Louis
Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Robison
Cardinals
Hedges
Browns
Sportsman Park
League Park
Chris ‘von, der Ahe
Isbell's Wichita Triumph Beats White Sox No. 2 3–2
Isbell's hunch tips the scales as Wichita Triumphs over White Sox No. 2 with a 3–2 victory in a pitchers duel. Speer, released by Chicago, earns revenge with three hits in four innings pitched. Batter details show Chicago scoring seven runs to Wichita's three.
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Commercial Tribune
Wichita
Kan
Conklin Wins 400 313 Over Wright In Billiards Playoff
Chicago player C. F. Conklin defeated H. A. Wright of San Francisco 400 to 313 in the second game of the playoff for the amateur National championship tournament at 14.2 billiards.
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Chicago
C. F. Conklin
H. A. Wright
San Francisco
Albany Assembly approves gambling law changes at race tracks
The New York Assembly passed two bills aimed at abolishing in track gambling protection and stiffening penalties. One bill eliminates intra track discrimination. the other mandates imprisonment without fines. Senate action remains uncertain amid party splits and pledges.
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Albany
N. Y
Hughes
Senate
Agnew
Cone
Jubilee Wins the Benning Feature
Washington dispatch reports Jubilee wins the Benning feature at Benning with strong finishes in multiple races. Smoker drew clear in the first event, Spencer Wells prevailed in the second, and Jubilee beat Bellwether in the three year olds race. Tellfare and James Crawford led wins in the steeplechase and a 6 1/2 furlongs sprint respectively.
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Benning
Smoker
Sugar Pine
Pantouffé
Workman
Spencer Wells
Nutmeg
Jubilee
Bellwether
Giles
Tellfare
Recruit
James Crawford
Venus
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Silver Ball
Columbia Gourse
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McCarthy
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Inertia
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My Grace
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Warrington
Kitty Bellaire
Golden Glow
Banner
Columbia
Yorke
Brookdale
Pierrot
Woodline
Grace Cameron
Burns
Grandpa
Oroonooka Ingraham
Whirl
Jockey Huffman Suspended After City Park Steeplechase
Jockey Huffman rode Dario in the City Park steeplechase and was suspended for the remainder of the meeting amid suspicions of riding, though Dario finished lame and fifth. Donna won the mile and a sixteenth handicap by a neck as Old Honesty faded to last. The day offered seven races with various results and times, all under clear weather and good track conditions.
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Dario
Donna
Honesty
Simcoe
Notter
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Turf Racing Card From Columbia Course Races Listed
Detailed entries for six races at the Columbia course include weights for three year olds and up in Race One and Maiden Fillies in Race Two, with horses such as Right and True Firebrand Moonlight Murphy and Arondack Princess Marin Helen Mills and Lucille R. in Race Two, plus mares and three year olds in Race Three and maiden sprinters in Race Four, selling three year olds in Race Five and a handicap for three year olds and up in Race Six listing numerous rivals and assigned weights.
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Arfi
Fungs
Columbia
Right and True
Ibs
Firebrand
Moonlight Murphy
Kampton
Dr. Lee
Thomas Boy
Comedienne
Takba
Margot
Bergoo
Prowler
Paul Pry
Old Course
Arondack
Aralia
Princess Marin
Richmond
Bob Callahan Jr
Banquet
Boert
Gloucus
Merriman
Animus
Berkeley
D’arkle
Howard Sheen
Samuel H. Harris
Killicrankie
Littleton Maid
Campaigner
Race program details for multiple selling races and purses
A historical race card lists six selling races with horse names and weights plus a seventh mile race. Entries include Guardalleen Louise K Tile Kilns Rose st Pink Wahoome Sister Polly Lord Dixon and others with assorted weights from 95 to 115 pounds.
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Guardalleen
Eustaiian
Alice
Babba
Little Mose
Joe Howell
Silverton
She Wolf
the Sucker
Shorte
Pinion
Dr. Armstrong
Maritza
Tile Kilns
Louise K
Bamnda
Bess Ward
Lorrimer
Joyful Lady
Mondella
Rural Boy
Risk
Gee Whiz
Sabado
Wausaw
Uneasy
Don Q
Fresh
Rose St Pink
Royal Ben
Wahoome
Bird of Paradise
Penrhyn
Ben Double
Allenby
Smiling Tom
Ben Strong
Bensonhurst
Toboggan
Woodsaw
Wild Nee
Frontenac
Colonel Preston
Whisk Broom
Evelyn S
Ida May
R. C. Rann
Milford
Betsy Binford
Grimaldi
Fay
Charlie Eastman
Momentum
Chancelor
Toscan
Chief Hayes
Yaddo
Sister Polly
Grand Bowling Alleys Open At Mercer And Vine
Jac Pflueger opens eight new bowling alleys at Mercer and Vine streets tomorrow at 9 AM. Eight lanes came from the National tournament last month with six on the main floor and two in the balcony. World champion Gertrude Hull will appear for exhibitions all day, and crack teams are expected to bowl in the evening. Grand bowling alleys host a Saturday program with a list of afternoon and evening matches.
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Jac Pflueger
Mercer
Vine Streets
Nielsen Sings Marguerite Before a Critical Audience
Alice Nielsen performs Marguerite before a discerning crowd drawing praise for vocal clarity and diction, with critics noting refined phrasing and stage presence during the recital.
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Nielsen
Marguerite
Nielsen Stars in Faust at Lyric Gounod Opera
The San Carlo Opera Company's Cincinnati appearance features Alice Nielsen as Marguerite delivering a spellbound performance praised for range and artistry. Dani and Rossi receive commendation for Faust and Mephisto, with Blackhart's Valentine hailed as superb. Bramonla and Conti praised. crowd applauds. next, Meyerbeer's Huguenots set for tonight.
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Faust
San Carlo
Cincinnati
Alice Nielsen
Marguerite
Mme. Nielsen
Nielsen
Valentine
Mer Marguerite
Signor Dani
Signor Rossi
Liebel
Mme
Milly Bramonla
Signor Conti
Meyerbeer
Madame Desana
Valentina
Constantino
Raoul
Ballparks and diamonds shape play despite wealth
The article argues the best baseball diamonds come from local earth quality, not money. It cites Detroit, St. Louis, and Philadelphia as having the best infields, while New York and Chicago, despite wealth, have poor diamonds. It notes Chicago’s soft ground and windy Chicago conditions limit play.
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Hot Springs
Tigers
Chicago
Washington
New York
Yankees
Griffith
White Sox
Windy City
Detroit
St. Louis
Philaelphia
Kelley Brings New Managerial Fire to Boston
Augusta dispatch notes Joe Kelly thriving as Boston’s manager. He motivates daily practice, coaches actively, and analyzes plays on the field. The piece compares him favorably to Fred Tenney, predicting a potential .300 batting impact and stronger first base by McGann.
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Boston
McGann
Fred Tenney
McGraw
Tenney
Te YY
Chinese ship horseshoe remnants to China for knives
Old horse shoes found by junk men on Omaha streets are shipped to China where the Chinese plan to forge them into knives and tools. They say street pounding tempers the metal for suitable use.
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Commercial Tribune
Omaha
Neb
China
Wing Ting Favored In Burlingame Handicap At Emeryville
Oakland results report Wing Ting leading early before a saddle mishap cost her. Kelly rode bareback to third as Cloyne edged Rubric in a hard drive. Miss Officious beaten for show by Mortiboy with Standover competitive. First and second race results list times and placements with multiple entrants.
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Mortiboy
Gene Handlen
Buxton
Cascade of You
Sullivan
Magrané
Kelly
Reed
Redwood Jr
Metlatkatla
Jeremiah
Rose Cherry
Talentoga
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Ibs
Miller
Porenes
Scoville
Colonel Dick
Te Gramlin
al Beaumont
Rosario
Cafonia
R. M. Me
Sir Fretful
Smiling Jack
Baxton
Landover
Ees Miller
Fire devastates Leland Hotel during state convention
A March fire at the Leland Hotel in Springfield heavily damaged the northwest corner and roof, with the state Republican convention in session at the Armory. Most delegates lost baggage while others rushed to save valuables. No lives reported, damage estimated around $70,000.
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Ill
Leland Hotel
Republi
Armory
Fire Devastates Winchester Core. Loss Boils Over
A March blaze in Winchester Clark County worth 75 600 destroyed several top buildings in the city center. Fire crews from Winchester Richmond and Paris confined the fire to one block after four hours of effort. Post Office mail and records burned. Charles Locknane and William McCartney were seriously injured.
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Winchester
Clark County
Richmond
Paris
Charles Locknane
William MacCartney
Locknane
McCartney
Fire destroys central Greenville area near New Albany
Fire started by burning brush nearly razed the heart of Greenville Indiana ten miles north of New Albany. The village with about 350 residents was largely burned today as crews fought the blaze along the route from New Albany.
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Indiana
Louisville
Greenville
New Albany
Ind
New
Santa Anita meet closes April 4 as four favorites win
Los Angeles reports four favorites won at Santa Anita with second choices and an outsider claiming the other wins. Botanist captured the feature at 9 to 2, Royal Stone triumphed over Traffic by a head, Chipmunk faltered in seventh race, and Botantist led a 5% handicap field. The Santa Anita season ends April 4 by Board decision.
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Santa Anita
Botanist
Mary F
Hidden Hams
Royal Stone
Chipmunk
Marpessa
Ibs
Preston
Charles Green
Goldstein
Chicorka Maid
Martin
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Allen Lee
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Spohn
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Barney Oldfield
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