Marlin Springs Considered for MGHAW Training Invite
Marlin Springs Texas is eyed as a potential training site for the Indianapolis club battery men after a Cuba trip fizzled. Manager Carr weighs Marlin Springs against Hot Springs and other resorts, with decisions postponed and travel plans unsettled as Cubans promote a Havana series.
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Bowling Scores Highlight Evening in Indianapolis League
In Indianapolis bowling league action the Sportsmen averaged 1922 for the series as winners of the evening high score game. Turner Alleys standings show Indians and Imperials taking series wins over Pirates and Wash paren, while Crescents shut out mpany-five. Hoosiers swept three from Elks and Pecker led Imperial with 244 in one effort.
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Meekin and Rusie Compared by Dan Brothers
Dan Brothers at the National League meeting praised pitcher speed noting Meekin may rival Rusie and Mathewson. He recalled the Baltimore club’s Temple Cup series against New York where loud cheers and tough pitches from Rosie and Meekin left him struggling to see the ball.
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Rose Poly Defeats State Normal In Ded Basketball Game
Rose Poly beat State Normal 47 to 17 in Terre Haute Indiana last night. Rose Poly led with strong defense and fast breaks to secure the win over the team from the State Normal College.
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Jeffries and Bat Nelson as Co-Stars at Gleason Show
San Francisco report notes Jim Jeffries and Battling Nelson to headline Gleason's Valencia street grounds exhibition on Sunday. Jeffries to train in April with Sam Berger. Nelson to spar nine rounds with opponents including Joe Myers Dick Wheeler and Artie Nelson. Ad Wolgast and others also slate to appear with sparring partners. Jeffries to travel to Los Angeles after sparring sessions on a hunting trip. training grounds to be chosen near the ring site once terms with Tex Rickard and Gleason are settled.
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Players Fear of Law Shakes Scranton Baseball
Monte Cross, new Scranton manager, warns players fear courts and potential blacklisting in organized baseball. Boston Nationals’ Fred Lake cited as top talent scout. Rumors of threeway deals involve New York, Brooklyn, and St. Louis. Vic Wills moved to St. Louis from Pittsburgh and looks for a strong season. Hippodrome shows to run nightly at Boston parks with Savage and John B. Warris supplying acts.
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Indianapolis Star player signs with Memphis in Southern league
Jimmy Scanlon, the former Beardstown standout in the Illinois Missouri league, signs a contract to play for the Memphis team in the Southern league, marking a move for the Indianapolis born athlete.
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Carrs Team A Big Favorite In 1910 Preview
Baseball writers and fans across the American association predict a strong 1910 season. Indianapolis is seen as dangerous with added strength while Carr’s team is noted for late-season form. Colonels Columbus and Toledo expected to be strong, Milwaukee and Minneapolis building up, Kansas City and St Paul rebuilding. The 1916 note appears playful but the 1910 outlook is positive.
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To Win Fourth Pennant Detroit Must Make Concession to Bush
Hughey Jennings analyzes the 1910 Detroit Tigers promising a slight AL pennant edge if Owen Bush joins the lineup. Bush’s value as defender and crowd draw is emphasized, with Jennings mentoring him and noting Bush’s improved bat and fielding.
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Purdue Beaten by Chicago in Fast Hoops Showdown
Chicago defeated Purdue 28 to 17 in a high tempo game at Lafayette Indiana. The Maroons prepare to meet Indiana at Bloomington tonight while an oyster ad fragment appears at 113 North Alabama street.
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Boxing Show in Boston on Washington's Birthday
Bronson box Matty Baldwin in a 12 round bout in Boston as part of a Washington's birthday boxing event. Baldwin and Bronson recently drew in New Orleans and Bronson seeks a win to earn a match with Owen Moran. Also on the Morton club card are Donnelly vs Brown and Lark vs Dillos after a Mitchell club draw.
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Baseball a Trust but an Honest One
The National league meeting draws 50 reporters outside. Allen Langree notes the press, guards, and the tension over a possible trust in baseball. Magnates claim competition remains. pooling interests could end the sport as known. Donlin reportedly signed with the 1910 Nationals, with Kling and McGraw possible negotiations.
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White Soxs new plant opens July first
Chicago February 19 The new 00000 plant of the Chicago American League club will be opened July 1, according to an announcement by President Charles A Comiskey The St Leo club is scheduled to play here on that date
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Boxers Reardon and Russell Draw in Six Rounds at Broadway A C
In Philadelphia the downtown boxers Jack Reardon and Unk Russell fought six hard rounds to a draw in the wind-up at the Broadway A C before a large crowd last night.
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Free prescription promises swift cure for male weakness
An advertisement offers a free copy of a medical “prescription” said to cure nervous debility and weakened manhood without drugs or doctors. It claims dramatic home results, urges readers to mail for the formula, and cites Dr. A. E. Robinson of Detroit as the source.
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Second Go Between Giants a Wonder in Jeffries Sharkey Fight
Jeffries defended his title in a brutal Coney Island bout with Sharkey. The match drew massive crowds as Sharkey pressed hard but the champion’s feared right arm and sharp lefts delivered a decisive victory. Sharkey faded after the fifth and retired soon after.
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Biggest Man in Baseball Ban Johnson Named
New York Feb 19 National League directors aim to finish business before session ends. The group prepares constitutional changes and a 154 game schedule amid debates over Murray's two year salary claim and back pay. Ban Johnson is highlighted as the era's key figure, with Barney Dreyfuss credited for guiding a compromise ending a deadlock and placating Murphy and Robison in the schedule plan.
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