St Stephen's Boys Clinch Unbeaten Championship Title
St Stephen's boys remain undefeated to secure the church league championship after three strong games, led by captain Tallis Krebs. The team, featuring W Winters Becker and field leaders Krebs and Stengel, posted an 82 point win in a decisive showdown and earned praise for consistent offense and tight defense throughout the season. The St Stephen's squad defeated St Stephen's Methodists, with captains and staff credited for building a formidable lineup. The Baptists beat St Mary's 14 to 12 in a separate contest, while All Saints defeated Westminster in an extra game, as regional church leagues closed their season with competitive showings.
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Wyory Gare
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Har' Hingsberger
Joe Beeler
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George Stengel
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Ayame Letiveen
Pee Morris
Gilligan Signs with Pittsburg Team in Major League
Pepper Gilligan formerly with Hamilton signed with Pittsburg in the United States league this week. He will report to Pittsburgh for practice soon after leaving Hamilton last summer. Fans will follow his U S league career with interest as Gilligan was released after the team shed veteran players.
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Tere
Nealt
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Aon
Thompson to finance U S team for Olympic games
Colonel W. Thompsan of New York announces that Americans owe nothing on the balance of 25000 needed to fund the U S team to the Olympic games. Alvy Thomason backs Sullivan as commissioner, with Sullivan appointed by President Taft in a formal act.
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Sullivan
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Baseball Notes From Yesterday's Games and Roster Outlook
Philadelphia Nationals defeated the Washington Athletics 7 to 2 as notes mention Red pitchers likely to be released while last year’s players stay. Only a few recruits like Bag h Hareey and Prough seem to have strong chances. Murphy and Severoid compete for third catcher, Miller may return in minor league, and infielders MacBane and Phelan are expected to stay.
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Prough
Murphy
Severoid
Oatch
Miller
MacBanalé
Phelan
Weathering spring baseball holds back opening day
Weather conditions hamper pitchers and players across majors as teams like the Reds await better forecasts for April 11 opening and April 14 home games. Delays hit arcing plans for Latham coaching and spring training, while Johnson pursues high stakes bouts and harness racing farms shift toward Kentucky tracks.
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Pool match at Buckley’s set for Charleston card
Buckley’s pool card features players such as George Shirkay and Martin Littleton with bets and rival matchups listed. The program lists multiple names including Brown, Trekley, and Harwood as contenders in a chaotic OCR draft.
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Miss Baith
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Colonel Brown
Penk
TE Fuckley
Martin W. Littleton
Mately
Trekley
Shirkay
Indgo Monel
Ambrose
Goo Pandaer
Forsythiey
Tienda Harwood
Rutt and Stol Win Six Day Race in Berlin
Berlin March 29 The six day bicycle race concluded with Rutt and Stol of the Gepuan Datel team taking first place. They covered a record 12 653 miles while rivals Lorean and Bulow of the Germans finished second with a strong showing.
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Rutt and Stol
Gepuan Datel
Lorean
Bulow
Hie Armare
Jean Tevns
Root Wil ‘Afwan
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