Concord Baseball Hopes and National League Rumors
The notes survey Concord's season prospects and the national scene. It cites Pittsburgs strength with Hoffman and Keating of Lawrence joining the New York Americans, Clark Griffiths Washington team, and Eddie Collins praising Washington as a strong division contender. It mentions Concord high school closing its season with seven straight wins and notes on pitchers Keating and Dalave era players.
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Hiamilton
Clark Griffith
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Griffith
Johnson
Taft
Boston Red Sox
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Fallon
Varley
Wood
Eddie Collins
Athletics
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Plank
Jason
Keating
al Wilson
Een
Weeminster
Tigers
Hand
Clinton
Joanie Tilieny
Uae
Gouin Oaks
Athletes Struggle to Stay Fit on Atlantic Voyage
The article warns that American athletes face weight gain on the journey to Europe for the Olympics. It cites 1906 Athens participants who gained up to fourteen pounds en route from New York to Greece. About 40 percent of starters on the Barbarossa arrived in Athens unfit, due to illness or excess weight.
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Europe
Athens
New York
Greece
Barbarossa
HAL TEAM OF GIANTS IN COLUMBUS CLAIMS GIANT ROOST
A Columbus Georgia team proclaims itself the real giants of the region boasting players with heights up to six feet five inches. Manager Vox stands 6 5, catcher Krebs 6 1, a brother 6 2, pitcher Morrow 6 4, and shortstop Ward 6 3.5. Five others are near six feet. second baseman Brevette is 5 6.5, pulling the average down.
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Conte
Cinta
Columbus
Giants
Vox
Krebs
Morrow
Ward
Larry McLean
Brevette
Johnson Liked Hard Work On Ball Field
Washington Americans star pitcher Walter Johnson is noted for consistent effort and strict training. He emphasizes caution to avoid arm strain and injury, believing a pitcher should not force through pain or risk permanent damage.
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Washington
Walter Johnson
Washington Americans
Flo
Johnson
Coulon the Little Old Man of the Prize Ring
Johnny Coulon, 23, known as the little old man of the ring, combines mature strategy with speed at bantamweight. He has fought seventy times without a loss by decision and holds the world title amid rivals like Salzberg and Solzberg as he eyes further bouts and proves his seasoned brain outmatches youth.
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Conlon
Johnson
McFarland
Kilbane
Frankie Burns
Eddie O'Keefe
Johnny Daly
New York
Brooklyn
Johnny Solzberg
Solzberg
East
Coulon
Lessie
Chicago
Johnny Salzberg
Sorwegan
Norway
America
Solsie
Johnny
Salzberg
Paddy Roche
Joorny
Roche
Mabaxing
Vida
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