Work and Brains Shape Reds Ahead of Texas Camp
Special to The Sun from Cincinnati on March 7 reports Ned Hanlon outlining a strict training plan for the Cincinnati Reds in Texas. Players will work nearly four hours daily, with 4 a.m. practice, daylight breaks, and afternoon sessions to develop pitchers, batters, and fielding, with no shirking allowed and emphasis on intelligence and effort.
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Booze Fighters Not the Worst Booze Fighters Not the Worst
A fragmentary column from Spectal to The Suma discusses fighters on a team, praising the stubbornness of homegrown players vs a homesick member who quits. It notes the dangers of excuses, and warns that homesickness can unnerve a team member and affect performance.
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Western amateur golf champion tipped to Glen Echo, St Louis
The Western Golf association awarded the 1906 Western amateur championship to Glen Echo Country Club in St. Louis at a meeting last night. The open championship goes to Homewood Country Club in Chicago and the Marshall Field trophy team event to Ontwentsia. Dates to be set by the executive committee. Phil Hoyt elected president.
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Ohio Board Bans Freshmen From Football Next Season
In Columbus, representatives of Ohio State University Western Reserve Kenyon and other colleges met to bar freshmen and first year players from football. Adjournment taken with further minor rules to be studied by the professional staff.
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Murder charge sought in Frankie Mell case by mother
Israel Tennebaum mother of Harry Tennebaum known as Tenny, demanded murder complaints against those behind the fight. District Attorney Langdon refused to view the complaint and said he would act after the coroner's inquest, to be held tomorrow.
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Race Results From Hot Springs and Other Tracks
Race results from Hot Springs list multiple races with names such as Ducheas Cole and Convilo, detailing times, odds, and finish positions across six races. Additional results from Los Angeles, New Orleans, and San Francisco are noted, along with a brief供 on track moves by M Williams and President Johnson.
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Walcott to Face Barbadoes Demon in Australia
Boxing chatter includes Walcott rumored to tour Australia under the Barbadoes demon nickname and may fight top opponents if he travels under that banner. Fred Cooley, O Brien’s sparring partner, performs a boxing stunt on stage and urges a match with O Brien for heavyweight glory. Billy Maloney seeks higher pay as a Brooklyn move stirs Boston clubs. Patsy Donovan, age 40, plans eight more years in baseball to fund debts. National bowling tournament in Louisville starts March 17 with about 200 clubs. Bennings track hosts nearly 250 horses as racing opens March 26.
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Faith in Terry McGovern Sparks Wild Boxing Hype
New York reports crowding excitement as Terry McGovern trains for a March 14 bout with B Nelson in Philadelphia. Fans expect him to be stronger than his pre Corbett days, with abundant energy, jokes in camp, and a strong focus on the upcoming fight.
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Polo Series in Danger Finally Settled for Schedule
Trouble over the polo season finale ended with agreement to proceed. Manzker Cohen threatened to withdraw the Indians, but associates prevailed. The four teams will meet in Marion and Kokomo with games Thursday and Friday and a concluding Saturday finale at Kokomo.
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Two Pros Vie for Love Cross’s Old Third Baseman Post
Connie Mack considers two promising prospects for the former third base role. Knight, a lanky school boy, has played several games with the Athletics and shown ability. The other candidate remains unnamed in the fragment.
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Three Stars on Whom Connie Mack Puts Much Dependence
Savenneb Ge are Halph Seybold Topey Hartzal and Monts Cross form the trio Mack relies on to land the pennant in the American League. The last gummer Bey hold and Hertz used to be members of the Hoestart. Cross is one of the to improve with age.
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Penny Cuts Squad Quaker Baseball Banad Consists of 6 Men
In Philadelphia Pa March 7 the University of Pennsylvania baseball squad trims to six hopefuls with most players pitching and fielding. Coach Thake-Vey leads development with Roy Thomas Linhtle Thelman and Pennsylvanian alums aiding as the team trains in gym and prepares for a second cut to weed out the least promising players.
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Hanson and Britt Agree for March Fight
San Francisco dispatch reports Jimmy Britt and Edda Hanson have an agreed March bout after prior plans with Jimmy Coffroth. The February finish hinders the march match but Britt and Wenlon are set as principals this month with details resolved.
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Much Interest in Spring Series Heating Up
Special to The Sum ST, LOTS, Mo. Mirek T-interest grows as fans look toward a spring series between the Cardinals and Browna. A hot debate centers on potential matchups and who might win four straight games. Past springs produced lively discussions, with close finishes often deciding the outcome.
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Lackey Horse Sale Opens in Cambridge City
Cambridge City Ind March 7 At the opening of the Lackey horse sale Pearl Mont pacer 2:06 owned by John Varney Cleves Ohio was sold to F H Lindenhall Burkina for 5610 Edge pacer 2 1 owned by W H Gregg Richmond Ind was sold to I D Thornton Detroit Mich for 1500 George Patchat pacer 2 12 owned by Monroe Dritt brought the top price sold to Charles Worrick Indianapolis for 1975 Tommy ... trotter owned by Grimth Garin Hartford City Ind was sold to Conley Bullwell Philadelphia Pa for 1000
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Patay Tebeau and Nelson in Exciting Umpire Row
Chief Zimmer recalls Patay Tebeau directing anger at an umpire during a tense 1998 game with Washington as Nelson works in Philadelphia. Report notes crowds at Easton gym to watch Nelson at work, with photographers from New York Philadelphia and Baltimore present.
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Benefit game to aid injured Tigers exhibition clash in Laguneport
Indians play an exhibition in Laguneport to raise funds for McGrath and Holdren of the Teer neerenalion injured. Tigers, Logansport players, and Indianapolis officials discuss uniforms and risk. final score Logansport 9 Indianapolis 7 with 8100 to be shared among beneficiaries.
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Best Athletes Not Being Sent to Athens Olympiad
The piece argues that top American athletes are not being sent to the Athens Olympics. It notes the absence of stars like Melvin Sheppard and Ralph Rose and suggests the selected team may not win many records or medals, despite the journey.
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Louisville man shot by wife claims ex owner dirt
Percival Gladden known as Mike Murphy a former union man scout cowboy rancher Klondike minor and mine keeper was brought to Louisville from Salem Indiana suffering from a shot in the cheek and neck He says his former owner Dirt Matthew Behola wounded him in the incident placed under guard as authorities investigate
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Races at St Louis Face Legal Challenge
The item discusses a plan to hold races in St Louis amid legal contention over warrants served outside the city. It notes court decisions on police authority, state versus county actions, and a potential militia response as Missouri governors and officials maneuver around political tensions involving W. J. Stone for U S Senate.
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Hart Burns Fight Purse Split Sparks Mock Heavyweight Bout
Marvin Hart insisted on a 70 30 purse split with Tommy Burns. Hart drew the smaller share, taking 730 dollars while Burns received 1650 dollars in what was called a heavyweight championship affair that amounted to a joke.
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Saint Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Company Statement
Auditor of State of Indiana confirms the condition statement for Saint Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Company as of December 1, 190, filed in this office. The document lists cash on hand, bonds, mortgages, premiums, and other liabilities, including losses adjusted and due, with the total liabilities and assets summarized in the official record.
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Hartford Insurance Company Claim Snapshot
Partial OCR shows liabilities and losses for Hartford Insurance Company with unadjusted amounts and reserve for other claims. Mentions outstanding risk and need for further proof. Figures include 2,265,900.06 and references to loss adjustments and reserves.
Toledo Grillo Builds Team With Bought Players For Season
Toledo enters training at Norwood Inn with 11 purchased players from major leagues and other clubs. President Grillo opted for proven talent over promising youths, aiming to patch the lineup with recognized ability and offset high costs.
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Wabash Strike Faces Indefinite Settlement
The text reports a labor dispute at Pioneer Hat Works in Wabash with stalled negotiations. Fryer A Perkins visited on Monday seeking federation support but could not secure concessions. Prospects for wage increases and improved conditions appear uncertain as talks drag on.
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