Carrs Indians New Player Roster Analysis In 1910
Joe Kelly profiles Carrs Indians new players from Waco Texas listing pitchers Orth Hardgrove Lindaman Slagle Graham Reynolds Spencer Thielman McCarthy Duggan Callahan Delahanty and others with ages, origins, and careers from 1901 to 1910, noting German Irish and Scotch descent and prior teams as context for the spring camp.
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Waaco
Tex
Indianapolis
Waco
Buck
Orth
Ita
Lynchburg
Phillies
Washington
New York
Omer Hardgrove
Atlanta
Hardgrove
Rock Island
Monmouth
Vire Lindaman
Charles City
Sioux City
Pittsburg Paver Sey City
Boston Nationals
Beantown
Walter J. Slagle
Los Angeles
Cal
Helena
Mont
Walter
Indians
Oscar Graham
Omaha
Oakland
Minneapolis
Millers
Heuben N. Reynolds
Cleveland
Carr’s Indians
Reynolds
Profess
Charlestown
Ill
Terre Haute
Ind
Saginaw
John Thielman
Picher
St. Cloud
Minn
Portland
Ore
Clevelands
Boston Americans
Louisville
A. A
Thielman
Thomas McCarthy
Erin
McCarthy
Ft. Warne
Mt. Clemens
Vincennes
Nashville
Duggan
James Callahan
Waynesburg
Carnegie, Pa
Akron
Springfield
Callaghan
Frank G. Delahanty
Cleveland, D
Birmingham
Syracuse
Montgomery
New Orleans
Waco Regulars to Play San Antonio In Two Games
Manager Carr plans a March 21 and 22 road series against Detroit with the Yannigans, using six pitchers. The Waco squad trains at Baylor and Waco park, with Bowerman due in Saturday or Sunday. Several players from Mackinaw to Indianapolis are profiled, including Howley, Murch, Chadbourne, Spencer, Mowe, Hepke, Williams, Lewis, and Howley as catcher prospects for the coming season.
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Waco
Texas
Carr
San Antonio
Detroit
Giants
McGraw
Richard
Rube
Marquard
John T. Brush
Hoosiers
Wakefield
Piayers
Weickman
Welchman
St. Louis Browns
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Houston
Galveston
Vets
Yannigans
Washington Park
Connie Mack
Athletics
Toledo
American Association
Pegs
Grand Rapids
Livingston
Tee Lemon
Anderson
Ind
Clinton
Keokuk
Burlington
Lemon
Howard Wakefield
Cleveland
Des Moines
Washington
Charles C. Carr
Worcester
Toronto
Jersey City
Cincinnati
Carr Praises Players and Prospects for Giants Spring
Waco Texas March 12 Manager Carr praised his training squad saying he has a strong ball club with depth in pitching catching infield and outfield and great batting speed and intelligence. He notes veterans will peak by opening day and cites upcoming games with the Giants and local teams to gauge the roster.
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Giants
Carr
Waco
Tex
Navins Wins Bush Through Ty Cobb Detro it Story
Detroit March 12 Owen Bush ends hold-out telegraphs President Navin to accept terms and join veterans heading to San Antonio. Settlement mirrors Cobb agreement two years ago with Bush to receive around $9,000 per year after seeking raises and naval negotiations.
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Detroit
Mich
Owen Bush
Navin
San Antonio
Bush
Cobb
S'y Cobh
Nagin
Badger Bout Planned for Eastern Visitors in Waco
Waco Texas March 12 The State house manager housing the Indianapolis players is arranging a badger fight for tonight to entertain the visitors. A trained badger is ready at the Metropole, with plans for a rear-of-house event Saturday night. Several Indianapolis players, especially from the east, have never seen such a match and seek the exhibition.
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Waco
Tex
State House
Indianapolis
Metropole
Fighters and Fights Across The Circuit Rumors
Jim Barry meets Jack Burns for 20 rounds set for March 29 in San Francisco. A Boston auto show features Premier American Marmon and W National cars. Empeyville chosen as fight site. Wolgast criticized. Murphy claims he can beat him. Missouri football captain Thatcher and rugby talk at Missouri Valley colleges. Yale recuperating star eyed for return. Conlon eyes 115 limit bouts. Wolgast Nelson film buzz. Ketchel dances as socialite. Driscoll recounts draw with Brown. Ash to fight Beck in Cincinnati. calls for Dillon and Clabby. Wolgast to author book.
Bowling Congress Chooses St Louis For 1911 Meet
St Louis won the bid against Buffalo by a 4 to 34 vote at the final session to host the American Bowling Congress meeting in 1911. The event will start January 28 in the new Coliseum, with President Bob Bryson and officers unanimously re-elected. Louis Franz of Cleveland led ten squads with 41 pins, while N Hess of Aurora was close behind with 640 for the series. C H Wood and Al Leigh of Chicago failed to lead in the two men event as Leigh failed on the 5-7-10 split.
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Detroit
Mich
St. Louis
American Bowling Congress
Buffalo
Mound City
Chicago
Bob Bryson
Indianapolis
Congress
Louis” Franz
Cleveland
N. Hess
Aurora
C. H. Wood
al Leigh
Leigh
al Dasher
Ed Wellerman
Cincinnati
Jack Johnson
James J. Jeffries
Indianapolis Sun
Galveston
Texas
Johnson
Johnsonas
Herman Bernau
Jim Corbet
Bernau
Wood
Stop Billiard Play During the Funeral
The remains of Jacob Schaefer lie in state at Jordan's undertaking rooms in Chicago today with funeral services set for 1 50 tomorrow afternoon. The body will be moved to Rose Hill for vault placement while a lot is chosen. Leading billiard room keepers will halt play from 1 50 to 3 30 tomorrow as a tribute.
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Chicago
Jacob Schaefer
Jordan
Michigan Avenue
Rose Hill
Schaefer
Chairmakers to Play and Practice at Northwestern Park
The Indianapolis Chair and Furniture company ball team held a meeting last night and will practice Sunday afternoon at Northwestern park at 2 o clock. All old members and new ones wishing a try must report or games address Al Ferguson, care Indianapolis Chair company.
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Indianapolis Chair and Furniture Company
Northwestern Park
al Ferguson
Care
Indianapolis Chair _company
Badgers Invite Players for Sunday Meet in Cody Stara
The Badgers baseball team, a 16 and 11 year old group, formerly Cody Stara, calls listed players to meet at Michigan and West streets Sunday at 2 p m. A Fishbein T Fishbein Bissell Yankuner Neunen burg Santo E Kroehel Ebert Neukom Ambrose Keenough Ufer Bowman Spengler For games call Main 17137.
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Badgers
Cody Stara
Michigan
West Street
A. Fishbein
T. Fishbein
Bissell
Yankuner
Neunenburg
Santo
E.kroehel
Ebert
Neukom
Ambrose
Keenough
Merits Practice At Garf Field Park Sunday Afternoon
The Indianapolis Merits plan a Sunday practice at Garfeld park weather allowing. Report requested from Zinkland J Carr Sauters West New J Mears Bradder W Lest J Finn Breste J Miller White and other young players wishing a try.
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Indianapolis
Garfeld Park
Zinkland
J. Carr
Sauters
West
New
J. Mears
Bradder
W. Lest
J. Finn
Breste
J. Miller
White
Gard ner Evens Up Late In The Bout
Milwaukee pair Jimmy Clabby and Jimmy Gardner met in a ten round draw in Milwaukee on March 12. Clabby led early with tougher punches while Gardner steadied and evened the bout in the ninth and tenth rounds amid mixed crowd reactions. No knockdowns occurred, and observers at ringside favored a draw if a decision were possible.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Jimmy Clabby
Jimmy Gardner
Lowell
Mass
Clabby
Gardner
Ad Wolgast
Tom Jones
Ramblers Seek April May Games With Faust Teams
The Vadianopslis Ramblers seek matchups with Faust teams for April and May venues listed include Coatesville Brooklyn Freedom Vincennes Kirtlin Mechanicsburg Greenwood Lebanon Greensburg with preferred contact Glen Maple Fort Wayne.
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Ramblers
Vadianopslis Ramblers
Faust
Coatesville
Brooklyn
Freedom
Vincennes
Kirtlin
Mechanicsburg
Greenwood
Lebanon
Greensburg
Glen Maple
Fort Wayne Aigoue
Denver Kid Seeks Indiana Rival Meet
Kid David known as the Denver Kid wants a chance to prove himself against top Indiana boys. He names Jimmie Watts Young Donnelly or Everett Reeves as preferred opponents and asks to be reached at Joe's pedlroom So2 8 Allkois street.
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Kid David
Denver Kid
Indiana
Jimmie Watts
Young Donnelly
Everett Reeves
Joe
Allkois Street
Atkins Schedule First Spring Workout At South Side Park
Thomas F. Seery, manager, says Atkins hold first workout at South Side park Sunday afternoon March 13. Last year's players and newcomers urged to report for positions and bring a uniform if available.
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Thomas F. Seery
Atkins
South Side Park
Gibbs Beats O Connell In Eight Round Decision
Willie Gibbs of Philadelphia returned to the ring after months away and won an eight round decision over Jeff O Connell of Chicago in Memphis.
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Memphis
Tenn
Willie Gibbs
Philadelphia
Jeff O'Connell
Chicago
Britton Arrives in New York Aiming to Fight Abe Attell
Jack Britton the clever lightweight arrived from Chicago to seek a bout with Abe Attell in New York. Britton's manager Jack Kelly said he would offer almost any inducement to match the fighters.
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Abe Attell
New York
Jack Britton
Chicago
Abe Attel
Britton
Jack Kelly
Choynski recalls Johnson bout and boxing career
The article recounts heavyweight contender John L. Choynski describing his 1901 knockout of Jack Johnson and compares Johnson’s form then and later. He notes Johnson’s calm confidence, long reach, and cleverness, plus details of the Galveston fight, referee, crowd, and the aftermath including payment disputes and Johnson’s later performance.
Toledo Team Heads to Columbus for Spring Training
The Toledo American association team meets in Cincinnati today before departing for Columbus Ohio in the evening for spring training led by President William Armour.
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Toledo American Association
Cincinnati
Columbus
William &. Armour
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Illinois Normal
Jim Barry
Jack Burns
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Tommy Murphy
Murphy
Frank B. Thatcher
Oregon, Mo
University of Missouri
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Yale
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Jeff
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Stanley Ketchel
Seoring
Ash
Frank Beck
Cincy
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Jack Morgan
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