Battery Men to Depart Thursday for French Lick Springs
Joe Kelly reports the first year of baseball from the playing end begins Wednesday with early reports to Manager Carr. Thursday the battery candidates head to French Lick Springs for a week long sojourn to refresh and prepare, with pitchers Slagle Graham McCafferty Jaze Schreiber Wakefield and Howley named. Livingston may stay behind over pay disputes, while Carr eyes Cameron, Stanage and Fletcher talks plus Marquard and Durham form. The squad aims to build a strong core as Carr plans for early arrivals and scouting in St Louis after a season opening conference.
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James Burke
Burke
Nelson Says Contest Was Rotten in Gans White Fight
Lightweight champion Batling Nelson condemns the Joe Gans Jabez White bout at National A C New York as rotten and rigged. He notes rounds one to three were dull with little damage and mocks crowd reception while criticizing Gans for early aggression and a late flurry that failed to salvage a one sided exhibition.
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Joe Gane
Joe
New York
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White
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New York City
James J Corbett the Comedian Opens at the Park
Jim Corbett, once famed as Gentleman Jim the fighter, is now celebrated as a comedian in Facing the Music. The article notes his shift from pugilist notoriety to serious acting and announces his Park theater Thursday matinee debut.
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James J. Corbett
Jim Corbett
Pugilist
Corbett
Ami
Brush Ups M'Graw Story Of Seymour Trouble
Si Seymour, Giants center fielder, will not play again for the club. Major league teams may bid, with McGraw and Brush backing the dismissal after Seymour punched Coach Latham during a trivial card game quarrel. Brush defended McGraw and called Latham a longtime friend, noting no vicious intent.
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Dallas
Si Seymour
Giants
McGraw
Brush
Latham
Seymour
Auto crash death claims priest's sister in Chicago
The body of a woman killed by a police ambulance rushing to aid a woman attempting suicide with carbolic acid was identified as Miss Mary McShane, sister of Father O'Gara McShane, in Chicago on March 13.
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Chicago
Mary McShane
O'Gara McShane
Soldiers Win at Ft Harrison Alleys Night
Company B Tenth Infantry defeated the National Autos 2 586 to 22 398 at Ft Harrison alleys Thursday night. Also medical ads for Paizo Ointment cancer treatment Bliss Native Herbs and a Denison Hotel listing appear among the page items.
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National Autos
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Train camp reports from multiple cities on March 13
News briefs from spring training across the country with scores and notes on players Charley Charles keying in runs for Bresnahan’s Colts. Griffith’s pool and billiards with Reds recruits. Sox Yannigans’ 6–0 win over Angels. Leach at Hot Springs with Camnitz. Athletics practice amid rain. Browns shut down by rain while Griggs impresses. Doves in Augusta weather delay. San Francisco’s Sox defeat Danny Long’s Seals 8–0. Cubs squad moving to Shreveport. Boston Americans manage seven-inning win despite rain with Wood and Hooper standout.
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Kansas City
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French Team Leads in Six Day Race at Madison Square Garden
In the six day go as you please race at Madison Square Garden with 14 hours remaining, Cibot and Orphee lead the field. At 9 am they stood 68 miles and 8 laps ahead of the nearest rivals, Davis and Metkus in second, Dineen and Prouty in third.
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Sleep of a Mother on the Hills
A poem laments a mother laid to rest in wintry hills. The speaker pleads for gentle winds to cradle the white stone, asks Earth to hold her warm, and envisions a mantle of green covering the mound as winterlight fades. The piece invokes hush, reverence, and rest in a hillside grave.
Lee and Murphy to meet Bronson at 133 pounds
Boxing notes from Ringside discuss Tommy Lee and Jerry Murphy willing to fight Anji Bronson at 133 pounds. Lee proves readiness with injury as badge, while Murphy eyes a bout and other matches loom with Terre Haute opponent Jimmy Dunn.
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Hart Wins On Foul Decision In Thirteenth Round
New Orleans report states Marvin Hart of Louisville defeated Tony Ross of Newcastle Pa by decision after a foul in the thirteenth round. Hart secured the victory as the referee ruled a foul altered the final scoring. The bout occurred last night and drew boxing observers in the arena.
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Tony Ross
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