Saturday Scores Across Cities in Rain
In hot Springs Cincinnati and Boston games were rained out. Memphis beat Philadelphia 6 to 2. Waco edged St Louis 2 to 1. Dallas defeated St Louis 6 to 0. Ft Worth beat Cleveland 3 to 1. Houston edged New York 3 to 2. Galveston defeated New York 7 to 1. San Antonio beat Detroit 8 to 3. Atlanta beat Philadelphia 6 to 4. New Orleans and Chicago tied 2 to 2 in 12 innings. Southern Pines hosted Philadelphia National as Vanigans Regulars won 6.
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Hot Springs
Cincinnati-Boston
Memphis
Philadelphia
Southern
Waco
Texas
St. Louis
Dallas
Ft. Worth
Cleveland
Houston
New York
Galveston
San Antonio
Detroit
Atlanta
New Orleans
Chicago
Southern Pines
N. C
National
Vanigans
Regulars
Indians Meet the foe in shadow of Alamo in San Antonio
The Indianapolis baseball squad, 16 strong, arrives in San Antonio for a southern tour. They train at the Menger house near the Alamo and prepare for seven games in the south, ending with the Galveston series. Carr aims to shape regulars while managing pitcher arms and lineups. Ouney Bush shines for the Tigers in a 4–3 loss to San Antonio.
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Waco
Menger
Far South
Galveston
McCarthy
Graham
Duggan
Hardgrove
Spencer
Reynolds
Carr
Texans
Detroit
Indianapolis Stars
Bush
Tigers
Plains
Lee Lemon
Chadbourne
Lemon
Ouney Bush
San Antonio
Saturday's Game With Golleagians
Indianapolis and Coe played to a 1 1 tie after Delahanty scored on a winning run. Reynolds yielded two runs in four innings, Hardgrove allowed three in seven. Kerr Wakefield Brewster paced the offense with two bases and a triple. Delahanty stole second, Lemon stole a base, and Lemon to Lewis turned a double play.
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Delahanty
Reynolds
Hardgrove
Kerr
Wakefield
Brewster
Callahan
Stanfield
Lemon
Lewis
Dodd
Baldwin
Slagle
Waco
Tex
Jack Ayden
Browns
T. C. U. Boys
Indianapolis
H Chadbourne
Ance Tases
Spencer
Aeeee Callahan
Veese Milligan
Weses Hayden
Buster
Schober to Box Claude Miller at Shads Hall
Billy Schober welterweight champion of Indiana will wrestle Claude Miller of Fisher Station Wednesday night as a feature of the athletic entertainment at Shad's hall Broad Ripple. Several strong boxing bouts are on the card.
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Billy, Schober
Indiana
Claude Miller
Fisher Station
Shad’s
Broad Ripple
Orientals Open Season With 4 3 Victory Over Browns
The Orientals opened their season by defeating the W. J. Browns 4 to 3 in their first game. They seek a game for next Sunday. For games contact Manager Weber at 2068 Oriental Street.
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Orientals
W. J. Browns
Sunaar
Weber
Oriental Street
Iroquois Athletics Beat Irvingtons in Close Showdown
The Iroquois team defeated the Irvingtons with a 4 to 2 score yesterday. Officials seek additional games with local city or state teams to schedule more matches.
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Iroquois Athletics
Irvingtons
Coffey Boosted by Muggsy McGraw for Indian Infield
San Antonio march 21 The plan to place Coffey at shortstop is touted by Muggsy McGraw to Manager Carr as the key to a strong infield Coffey's value is noted despite Phil Lewis's evident class Carr purchased Coffey from Fred Lake for 1000 more than Kansas City offered last fall Carr aimed to sign Coffey and Phil Lewis and even tried to land Jack Knight but Stallings refused release
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San Antonio
Tex
Little Coffey
Muggsy McGraw
Carr
Tors
Phil Lewis
McGraw
Coffey
Fred Lake
Boston Nationals
Danny Shay
Kansas City
Jack Knight
Stallings
New York Americans
Knight
Glazes Offered Place as Director at Baylor University
Pitcher Ralph Glaze has been offered the directorship of athletics at Baylor University in an indirect move. He may decline to remain loyal to Mills, the current director, whose coaching he credits for Baylor’s improvement. Glaze, who led Rochester’s football team last fall, seeks to leave college athletics for more serious business pursuits in the near future.
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Waco
Tex
Ralph Glaze
Baylor University
Mills
Glaze
Baylor
Rochester University
Race Winners in Tampa and Jacksonville Meet
A list of race winners from Tampa and Jacksonville including Michael Beck Percy Taylor Carondelet Lois Cavanaugh Nebulous San Primo Ellenette G1 Foreguard Pantoufle Green Seal Dander Strike Out Ed Arri Paul Clifford Lord Canton Orelio Right Easy Keep Moving John H. Sheehan.
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Michael Beck
Glasner
Percy Taylor
Langan
Carondelet
Cole
Lois Cavanaugh
Fain
Nebulous
San Primo
Koerner
Jacksonville
Ellenette
Mountain
Davenport
Pantoufle
Bergen
Ganz
Dander
Nicol
Griffin
Arri (Reid
A'E Lee
Paul Clifford
Borel
Sesauee
Lord Canton
Martin
Orelio
Vesper
Cee Eee
Thomas
John H. Sheehan
Williams
Otto Williams A Key Infield For Charley Carr’s Indians
Otto Williams, second baseman, fast and smart in the field and on the bases, is profiled as a steady, reliable player. He often disrupts opponents with base running and strong throwing, and his hitting is noted to improve on the road. Fans expect him to anchor the infield and boost offense for 1910 as in prior seasons.
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Charley Carr
Otto Williams
Williams
Otto
Wiliams
Regals seek two young outfielders for season start
The Regals organize the season and invite two 17 or 18 year old outfielders to report at Fairview Park on Sunday at 2 PM, at No. 2 diamond.
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Regals
Fairview Park
Gossip of Teams and Players This Spring
Baseball rumors mix injury updates and squad moves. Billy Sullivan of the White Sox recovers from blood poisoning while Amos Strunk and Rube Oldring make headlines with hospital stay and stolen bases. Bill Carrigan resists vaccination as spring unsettles lineups and managers prep under weathered schedules.
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Billy Sullivan
White Sox
Harlem Lad Defeats Murphy In Six Round Battle
Neil loses by knockout to Tommy Murphy in a six round Harlem Pride bout and a long string of fights and local scenes surrounding the match is recalled. Murphy dominates early, lands solid body and jaw blows, and seals victory with a sharp right to the chin in the fifth, with Neil rallying in the final rounds.
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Tommy
Wignn
Murphy
Moran
Philadelphia
Tommy Love
Kid Keebe
Danny Dougherty
Kid Locke
Harlem
Tommy Murphy
Far West
Frankie Neil
Harry Forbes
Forbes
Atlantic Slope
National Athletic Club
Neil
Hughey McGovern
New York
McGovern
Bob
Speed at Daytona Opens With Championship Auto Races
Daytona Fla March 21 The program for the opening of the auto speed carnival lists a one mile world championship free for all a five mile world championship free for all a twenty mile Southern championship a twenty mile handicap free for all a stock car event with a tentative free for all plus a trial event featuring record attempts all set for Tuesday at the Daytona venue.
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Daytona
Fla
Tuesaday
Rube Marquard Trials With Giants Camp In Waco
In spring camp at Marlin the Giants test Rube Marquard to prove if he can join the big leagues. Manager John McGraw pushes him to gain nerve control and avoid recurring childish habits as Chief Meyers and other teammates weigh his potential.
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Waco
Tex
Rube Marquard
Giants
Marlin
Rube
Carr
Messrs
Johnson
O'Day
American Association
Umps
Larry Doyle
Indianapolis
Richard
Larry
Boxing and wrestling notes from early sports roundups
Boxing gossip covers Hoppe’s billiards claim Joe Cannon’s pinch hitters and future bouts Nelson Wolgast Langford and Flynn are mentioned. Wrestlers Schram and Earl ton clash in Dayton while roller skate star Aton beats Gordon in a mile race. A Kansas City wrestling match rounds out the brief with Roller versus Zbyszko.
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Joe Aton
Indianapolis
Bob Gordon
Dayton
Jeffries Fight Seats Repriced For $5 To $50
Promoters Tex Rickard Tickard and Gleason reveal that Jeffries fight seating will range from $5 to $50 instead of the planned $10 to $190. With 30,000 seats, anticipated box office may exceed $650,000 at average $22 per seat, far below the potential $1,500,000 under the higher prices. Sam Berger discusses training plans at Rowardennan after April 1 and defends Jeffries against critics who urged DD Delaney involvement. He notes Berger leads the camp at Jeffries request and that Gotch plans to arrive May 1 to strengthen the training team.
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Tex Rickard
Jack Gleason
Sam Berger
Jeff
Rowardenan
Berger
Jeffries
Bob Armstrong
Frank Gotch
Referee Smith Calls Nelson Wolgast Bout a Knockout
Eddie Smith, referee of the Nelson Wolgast fight stopped in the fortieth round, explains why the contest is a knockout. He says stopping a fight protects fighters from serious harm and warns against allowing betting cliques to dictate outcomes. Nelson took the beating hard but recovered, still confident he could win if given another chance.
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Wolgast
Eddie Smith
Nelson-Wolgast
Nelson
Chicago
Notre Dame Baseball Schedule Announced for Spring
Notre Dame announces a lengthy 20 game slate beginning April 14 with Kalamazoo College and including Michigan, Armour Institute, Arkansas University, Marquette, Wabash, Beloit, Olivet, Mississippi, St. Viateur's, Cuban Stars and West Virginia. A series with Grand Rapids at Notre Dame runs April 11 to May 2, plus two Conteak League games in South Bend.
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Kalamazoo College
Notre Dame
Michigan
Michigan Agricultural College
Armour Institute
Arkansas University
Marquette University
Wabash College
Beloit College
Olivet College
Mississippi University
Rose Polytechnic Institute
St. Viateur’s College
Kankakee
Marquette
Milwaukee
Beloit
Cuban Stars
St. Viateur’s
West Virginia
Lansing
Ann Arbor
Grand Rapids
South Bend
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Rube Oldring
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Billy Smith
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Fred Clarke
Kansas City Journal
al Orth
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Harlem Lad
Pride OF
J. W. M’conaughy
Bobb Flynn
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Flynn
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National Club
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Marquard
Joe Cannon
Bob Schram
Kid Earlton
Baltimore
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George Chip
Madison, Pa
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Klaus
Pennsylvania
Tom Jones
Ad Wolgast
Jack Johnson
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