Texans take toll on Colts in Texas training trip
Galveston March 26 report on the Indianapolis club led by Manager Carr as illnesses hit players Bowerman and Cerr hard in dry Texas, Hayden’s opt out, and a cooling view on Texas for future camps. The trip ends with games in Galveston and a return to Indianapolis where the Flat Hunting club of wives arrives by April 1 as tensions and pennant hopes unfold.
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Galveston
Tex
Texas
Carr
Indianapolis Ball Club
Indianapolis
Jack Hayden
Hayden
San Antonio
Bowerman
Cerr
Waco
North Pole
Bacilli
Flat Hunting Club
Lemon
Farry Tuthill
Detroit
Tuthill
Diary of a Busher in Texas Heat and Hope
The 1910 diary entry from a young ballplayer on a first big league training trip describes rough heat in Galveston versus San Antonio and Houston, quest for pay and light underwear, and mockery of city reputations. He recalls seeking an advance from Mister Carr and notes team jokes about last places.
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Texas
Mister Carr
Httle
Carr
Galveston
San Antonio
Houston
Alamo
Carr Sees Strong Colts Ahead for Season Opener
Manager Carr expresses optimism about his Colts lineup with Williams Carr Lemon Callahan and Wakefield among names earmarked for key roles. He praises Glorious pitching prospects Hardgrove Lindaman McCarthy and Dugan while noting training season setbacks in Texas may yield future strength and depth.
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Graham
Carr
American Association
Davy
Lindaman
Yommi McCarthy
Fort Warne
Tommy
Johnny Duggan
Whiteland
Ind
Bar
Dugan
al Orth
Slagle
Highlands Organize Baseball Club Seeks Weekend Games
The Highland baseball club has organized for the season and is ready to book games with amateur or semi pro teams in the state. Decked with Franklin Freedom Veedersburg and Shelbyville. Address Manager Carl Geisel 515 North Davidson Street.
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Highland Baseball Club
Franklin
Freedom
Veedersburg
Shelbyville
Carl Geisel
North
Davidson Street
Brown Buys a Trotting Mare for Grand Circuit Campaign
Boston March 26. W C Brown president of the New York Central railroad has bought the trotting mare Albin 2.10 percent and plans to campaign her on the Grand Circuit this year along with other trotters he expects to acquire.
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Boston
W. C Brown
New York Central Railroad
Albin
Turn a Triple and Stop Rush of the Indians in Galveston
In Galveston Texas on March 26 the Invalids lost a tough opening game 7 to 5 after a late rally. Carr and Hayden returned to action with strong hits, while Galveston benefited from three early runs and a noted one handed play. Indianapolis tied it in the sixth but Galveston pushed ahead with a late double and stolen base to seal the win.
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Galveston
Riley
Cseseeceeees
Q ‘Anderson
Soos
Hoffman
Enee
Kaphan
O Spangler
Springer
Eenees
Sander
Eere Ao Spencer
I van Ande
Killilay
Indianapolis
Chadbourne
Delahanty
Hayden
Eisenes
Lewis
White
Williams
Graham
McCarthy
Pio Geagandaven
Som
Anderson
Raphan Ey
Spangler
Spencer
Carry
Killflay
Floffman
Kahan
San
van Ande
Jay—Lewis
Carr
Killlay
Vanham
Dallas
Maag
Wee Eterna
McIver
Wens
Jackson
Benno
Gondy
Storch
Onslow
Evans
aNahan
Milligan
Wakefield
Bethe
Lindaman
Callahan Hopke
Yands
Ian
Onslow Milligan
Ty Cochran
Slagie
H Dain
Cochran
Livans
Staple
Lindauman
Goudy Onslow
Bailey
Chance to Nunemaker trade fuels Kling reinstatement doubt
Chicago fans read the two pitcher for catcher Nunemaker deal as evidence that Johnny Kling's reinstatement is unlikely. Pennell and Pernell shine with the Tigers while Pirates eye the market and May 15. The piece notes McGraw's critique of Marquard and a lively game where McIntyre homered to push San Antonio late.
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Chance
Nunemaker
Chicago
Johnny Kling
Ten inning game loss to Dallas on Lindaman's throw
Cary Colts fell to Dallas 38 to 2 in ten innings in Dallas Texas on March 26. Lindaman relieved Slagle in the sixth and after two outs in the tenth, he threw away a ball while attempting to catch Ens at first, allowing a run to score and the Indians added a second later. Dallas scored in the first and tenth, while Indianapolis managed two runs in the third.
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Dallas
Tex
Cary Colts
Fred Snodgrass
New York
Indianapolis
Lindaman
Slagle
Ens
Mcliver
Indians
Evans
Cochran
Yesterday's Scores From Southern Baseball Action Across Cities
Baseball results from multiple games across the South and West include Hot Springs, Athens, Nashville, New Orleans, Atlanta, San Francisco, Birmingham, Little Rock, Los Angeles, Augusta, Richmond. Notable tallies feature Vanigans, Regulars, Colts, and regional teams such as Philadelphia and Brooklyn with varied scores from four to seventeen runs.
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Hot Springs
Cincinnati
Boston
Athens
New York
Vanigans
Pittsburg
Chattanooga-Chattanooga
Southerns
Brooklyn
Nashville
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Cleveland
Atlanta
San Francisco
White Sox
Birmingham
Chicago
Little Rock
Louis
Los Angeles
Augusta
Boaston
Colts
Richmond
Virginia
Sports Briefs From College and Pro Circuits
Wabash College may join a new regional athletic association with Beloit Knox Monmouth Armour Lake Forest and others. Northern Indiana clubs seek national Sportsmen’s Association ties. Cline vs Cutler planned for April 2 in St Louis for 18.2 balk line billiards. Zbyszko and Roller may renew bid to meet Gotch. Langford Ketchel 20 round bout for 20000 guarantee. Jeffries Johnson fight may have a substitute referee. Oldfield sets daily world records. Hannah C Walker helps bail Jack Johnson from the Tombs. M Auliffe may fight Walgast. Yale captain Fred Dale injures shoulder in baseball. Princeton drops June intercollegiate rowing. Kling case delays stay services dispute with the Cubs. Jack Warhop in midsummer form. Dallas reports over ten players in town.
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Wabash College
Wabash
Beloit
Knox
Monmouth
Armour
Lake Forest
Indiana
Illinois
Markamen
National Sportsmen’s Association
Umpire Authority Tightened in Central League
South Bend March 26 The Central league moves to curb umpire baiting with President F R Carson enforcing strict rules. Five indicator men to be briefed on upheld rulings fines and suspensions before season opens. The crackdown follows past friction with umpires and managers like Jack Hendricks at Fort Wayne.
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South Bend
Ind
Central League
F. R. Carson
Amps
Jack Hendricks
Fort Wayne
Hendricks
Carson
Varnell
Atkins Team 10 Prep for Stronger Show in May Debut
The Atkins plan weekend practices at South Side Park on March 26 and 27 to select the Law Makers squad for the K J Q league. Exhibition games are booked for April ahead of the league season opening the first Sunday in May. Manager Seery aims to unveil the strongest lineup in city play.
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Atkins
Southside Park
Law Makers
Seery
American Association
Chicago Nationals
E. €. Atkins
E. C. Atkins & Co
Modesty in Victory Surrounds New Lightweight Champion
Ad Wolgast arrives in Indianapolis for a week at the Empire theater after winning the lightweight title. He faces local challengers including Ray Bronson as rumors swirl about his temperament. Other top figures like Jim Jeffries and Jack Johnson plan training and exhibition dates, with betting and promotional stunts shaping the scene.
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Ad Wolgast
Battling Nelson
Wolgast
Indianapolis
Empire Theater
Champ
St. Louis
Tom Jones
Ray Bronson
Bronson
Wen Moran
Memphis Bout Ends in Draw and a Knockout
In Memphis on March 26 Tommy Bresnahan of Omaha appeared to win a clean cut bet with Tommy Gary of Chicago, but referee Hottum scored an eight round draw as Gary clung on in several rounds. Jim Christy the wrestler knocked out Bert Kleutche of Detroit in the first round and doctors treated him for hours.
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Memphis
Tenn
Tommy Bresnahan
Omaha
Tommy Gary
Chicago
Memphis Athletic Club
Hottum
Gary
Jim Christy
Bert Kleutche
Tetroit
Clarence English Heads to New Orleans for Fight
Memphis March 6 Clarence English welterweight boxer finished local training for Thursday’s bout in New Orleans with Guy Beckles and departed this morning for the Crescent City. He plans further matches in Atlanta and Memphis after New Orleans.
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Memphis
Teno
Clarence English
New Orleans
Guy Beckles
Crescent City
Atlanta
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