Training Camps of Big League Teams
A list of MLB teams and their designated spring training sites across the United States. Cities include Athens Georgia. Hot Springs Arkansas. Little Rock Arkansas. San Antonio Texas. Norfolk Virginia. Alexandria Louisiana. and more, with pairing of teams such as Athletics Atlanta and Chicago with Los Angeles and San Francisco.
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Atlanta
Cleveland
Alexandria
Detroit
San Antonio
Tex
Washington
Norfolk
St. Louis
Houston
Boston
Hot Springs
Ark
New York
Athens
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Cal
Baseball Training Trips Across the Southland Prevail
Texas may not be ideal but hosts many major and minor league teams during spring training. Giants, Tigers, and St Louis Americans head to Texas and nearby states while Hoosiers prepare in Waco amid Cuban planning. Hot Springs Ark and Little Rock host several clubs as others tour Carolina and California, with Corbett story recounted and contracts/releases list noted.
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Texas
Cuba
New York Giants
Hugh Jennings
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis Americans
Giants
Marlin
Detroit
San Antonio
St Louis Americans
Houston
Indianapolis
Waco
Browns
Southland
Hoosiers
South
Hot Springs
Ark
Pirates
Clarke
Boston Americans
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis Nationals
Little Rock
Garr Receives Letters From Three Players
Manager Carr received letters from Catcher Lemon Pitcher McGarthy and Outfielder Milligan stating their reporting plans for the Mayoh 2 training trip to Waco. The update was the liveliest news from Base Headquakiers today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carr
Lemon
McGarthy
Milligan
Waco
Detroit welcomes pin knights to Detroit bowling tourney
Detroit readies with welcome for pin knights and a packed schedule for the American Bowling Congress event. Five Man Teams on March 1 and 12, Two Man Teams on March 12 and 13, and multiple Individuals events list dates, times, and numerous bowlers including Atwood Wiley Jobe Donaldson and Richenbach.
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Detroit
American Bowling Congress
Ig Loval
Indians
Central Unions
Spakva
Sportamen
Marioan
Nationata
F. R. Atwood
M. D. Wiley
W. Buddenbaum
L. M. Quill
E. H.meyer
L. Graft
E. R. Decker
Frank Fox
Fred McCullough
John Goodwin
A. m
Charlies H. Moore
Thomas H. Nelemnm
A. E. Sazerxoll
W. E. Berner
A. Pollerd
Charles Humb
0. Tucker
M.C. Knox
A. Leap
D. Spacke
H. Hardie
Charles Smith
W. K. Cooper
Charles H. Mouore
Thomas N. Nelson
B. C. Manchester
A. E. Ingersoll
W. F. Berner
A. Pollard
Tenth annual ABC bowling tourney opens in Detroit
The tenth annual international bowling tournament of the American Bowling Congress opens Saturday night in Detroit with 400 plus five man teams. President Robert H. Bryson will speak at the opening. executives meet March 8 and 9, and congress sessions run March 19 and 11 in Indianapolis. Delegates Eddie Meyer Leonard Quill M C Knox A G Kingman attend uninstructed. Buffalo and St Louis seek next host city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bowling Congress
Robert H. Bryson
Detroit
Wayne Garden
Detroit Bowling Tournament Association
Bryson
Association
Congress
Indianapolis
Eddie Meyer
Leonard Quill
M. C. Knox
A. G. Kingman
St. Louis
Buffalo
Robert Bryson
Indianapolis Rollers
Byers and Dicks Qualify in Washington Cup Races
In the second preliminaries of the Washington fink trophy cup races at the Washington skating rink last night Byers and Dicks qualified. The five entrants were Byers Vogel Dicks Long and Cullings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byers
Washington Akating
Vogel
Long
Cullings
Ruhlin's Narrow Fight to Challenge Jeffries Fades
The Akron giant Ruhlin fought Jim Jeffries in Oakland, pressured early but faded under Jeffries lefts and body blows. Despite skillful defense and flurries, Ruhlin was beaten by the champion, with Madden urging him on as Jeffries retained the title in a 15 round bout.
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Jim Corbett
Jim
Sal Moan
Corbett
John L. Corbett
Sullivan
John L
California
Sulivan
Crbett
Fee
Carson City
Ruby Robert Joesimmons
American Association
Louisville
John Halla
Suter Sullivan
George W. Watson
W. J. Criarty
Frank Decannier
John T. Sulivan
W. J. Kane
Gus Soffel
Homer Emoot
Offa Neal
Ambrose Puttmann
John J. Hughes
Toledo
Frak Wlamline
Grover Land
Clarence Miller
H. G. Otis
Ray Hancock
William Elwert
James West
Joseph McCarthy
D. Callahan
John W. Downing
Harry Hinchman
Harry Bailey
Earl Robinson
Earl Yingling
Frank Owen
William Rees
Fred Abbott
Indianapolis
Hartford
O'Brien
Davidson
Hannibal
Forney
Saginaw
Warner
Raffetry
Columbus
Akron
Leo A. Fohl
B. Brown
Aktion, CO
Hadeen
Rublin
Jeffries
Jeff
Fitzsimmons
Sharkey
Ruhlin
Billy Madden
Madden
Big Jim Jeffries
Joe Kennedy
Roblin
Mechanic
Jim Coffroth
Harry Corbett
Ang
Mahlin
Burne Wag
Jett
Frisit
Plaiin
Indianapolis Press to Host Glidden Tour Start Debate
Auto Trade association meeting in the Denison house supports starting the Glidden tour in Indianapolis on June 15 over Cincinnati. H. O. Smith plans to lobby New York to persuade S. M. Butler and seeks help from the Board of Trade and Commercial Club. Weeklong show festivities and committees named for executive finance printing parade and contests mark strong city promotion efforts.
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H. O. Smith
United Action
Mr. Smith
New York
Butler
Board of Trade
Commercial Club
Indianapolis
Frank Staley
Auto Trade Association
F. I. Willis
John Hayden
Flat Tire Club
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Fred J. Willis
Frank B. Willis
Frank IL. Moore
A. R. Kling
G. W. Stevens
Will H. Brown
C. EB. Gamble
J. A. Barclay
J. Porter Smith
E. R. Vincent
Frank Menthorn
Frank Leary
Foster D. Smith
J. B. Orman
H. N. Freeman
George Weldley
R. J. Irvin
G. H. Hamilton
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Hot. Springs
Phillies
Southern Pines
N. C
Pittsburg—Hot Springs
New Orleans
New York Marlin
Cincinnati—Hot Springs
St. Leuis
Brooklyn—Hot Springs
Augusta
Joe Kelly
Garr
Tad
Gus Ruhlin
Gus
Jefe
Fiest
Jem Driscoll
J. W. Woonaughy
Gus Roblin
Brewing Company
Prospect
North Penn
Stores
Ilinois Street
M. Butler
A. A. A. Contest Board
Rubens
Eno
Ring OF Clothiers
W. Washington St
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