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Dunn and Forbes Set for Hot Springs 20-Round Showdown
Cleveland boxer Jimmy Dunn travels to Hot Springs to fight Clarence Forbes in a 20 round bout after Tommy Dawson refused the matchup. Dunn, seeking a Cleveland win, drew strong local support while Johnny Kilbane faces Tommy Lynch in New Castle the same night. Tony Ross and Mike Schreck highlight New Castle card. Dunn predicts victory and expects Kilbane and Ross to win.
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Cleveland
Jimmy Dunn
Clarence Forbes
Hot Springs
Dunn
Tommy Dawson
Forbes
Kelley
New York
Johnny Kilbane
Tommy Lynch
New Castle
Kilbane
Tony Ross
Mike Schreck
Ross
Malarkey Emerges as McGraw's Key Reliever
McGraw favors Malarkey among new pitchers. he ranked top in recent reports from the south. Malarkey pitched for Sharon in the Ohio and Pennsylvania league with a weak team, posting a balanced win loss record and delivering reliable relief. He trains year round and has impressed McGraw with his spirit and readiness.
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McGraw
Malarkey
Sharon
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Marlakey
Stars
New York Globe
Billy Evans to Open the Season Tuesday
Umpire Billy Evans, famed for the pop bottle incident, returns to his AL post this season. He will open the season at Cleveland officiating the Cleveland versus St Louis game. Evans notes new dull finished balls and no rubbing on the grass. Sharon players report with about 40 signed contracts expected by Monday.
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Naps
St Louis
Cleveland
Billy Evans
Pop Bottle Fame
Youngstown
Evans
Billy
St. Louis
Ban Johnston
Cigarettes Barred at Sharon Baseball Headquarters
Cigaret smoking is banned at Sharon and players are urged to quit. Kid Carter, a promising rookie, reported with discolored fingers and teeth from smoking, leading Patterson to dismiss him. The piece argues smoking harms health and batting eye, noting stars regain form after quitting.
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Patterson
Kid Carter
Pat
Carter
Interstate to Adopt New Schedule Says Franklin Special
A Warren Thursday league meeting will likely approve a new schedule with Erie dates disputed and games possibly set on Girard O P home dates. Rexford expands umpire staff with John P. Keefe of Pittsburg, Billy Simms, and James Clemmons. Oil City loses hope on First Baseman Sykes and Pitcher Parsons to Columbus, while Arthur Smith moves from Bradford to Wilmington.
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Franklin
Erie
Girard O. & P
John P. Keefe
Pittsburg
Rexford
Billy” Simms
James Clemmons
Buffalo
Oil City
Sykes
Parsons
Columbus
Arthur Smith
Bradford
Wilmington Outlaws
Former O. and P. stars making good in Columbus
Billy Thomas and Laddie Linke, once with Youngstown and Newark, are making good with Columbus and seem sure to land berths. Both have been pitching in mid season form.
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Billy Thomas
Laddie Linke
Youngstown
Newark
Columbus
Erie Triumphs in First Exhibition Game 4-3
Erie won its first exhibition game by defeating the Wherhards of Cleveland at League Park 4 to 3. The visitors led 3 to 0 until a late Erie batting rally changed the score in the final inning.
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Wherhards
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League Park
Lima Manager Clarks Frees Eight After Canton Loss
After a heavy defeat in Canton Saturday manager Clark released eight Lima players and plans to sign a new squad to rebuild the team.
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Clark
Lima
Delegates Chosen for May Convention at Ward Lodge
At a meeting of John F Ward lodge of the Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Plate workers delegates to attend the annual convention were chosen for Youngstown. The delegates selected are David J Davis and Herbert Davis with Charles Woodcock and James Lewis as alternates. The meeting drew a large attendance despite election day.
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Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Plate Workers
Hughes
Long Avenue
Association
Youngstown
David J. Davis
Herbert Davis
Charles Woodcock
James Lewis
Baseball Gossip from Canton Summer Plans
Manager Murphy demands full effort from all players in Canton this summer while Ted Strood has not reported to Akron yet. Bob Wood, ex Cleveland player, claims to have played in twenty leagues. Marty Hogan of Zanesville receives a league pass from President Morton for home games. The piece notes old pitching styles like the knuckleball and curveball remain trusted by many twirlers.
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Akron
Strood
Bob Wood
Cleveland
Bob
Morton
Marty Hogan
Zanesville
Marty
Junior Nocks Slug Past East Street Mohawks 21 to 7
The Junior Nocks defeated the East Street Mohawks 21 to 7 on the East Street grounds Saturday. D Riley pitched well and batted for the Nocks with a homer a triple and four singles while Moore caught. The Nocks had 26 hits to six for the Mohawks.
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Smith
Rhodes
Jenkins
Myers
J. Riley
Seward
Hughes Rf
Mohawks
Donaldson
Horner
Miller
Kirk
Mornes
Quigg
Rodenbaugh
Rice
Davis
Volz
Riley
Manager Wright Heads 25 Man Crew to Andover Camp
Manager Sam Wright of Youngstown takes 25 players to Andover to train for the season opener. He believes the squad is likely to shape up quickly with a moderate amount of work.
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Sam Wright
Youngstown
Andover
Wright
Canton Opens Season with 12–2 Win Over Lima
Canton defeated Lima 12 to 2 in the season opener played Saturday afternoon. The harsh cold affected both teams and players endured noticeable discomfort during the game.
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Canton
Lima
Drumm Takes Club Manager Post in Clarksburg P W League
Fred Drumm, who last season led Marion, has accepted the manager role with the Clarksburg club in the P W league. He had faced a tough start but secured the position after Saturday negotiations.
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Marion
Fred
Clarksburg
Notable vaudeville and theatre bill announced for local season
Tonight The Shoo-Fly Regiment and The Clansman tour promise crowded houses at the opera house with W B Patton starring in The Slow Poke and other favorites returning. Cole and Johnson present The Shoo-Fly Regiment at Jenkintown while Roberts circus featuring trained rats headlines Cascade shows this week with Harrison and Lee touring locally.
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Ellery Band
Joseph Jefferson
Opera
Cole
Johnson
A. L. Wilbur
Jenkintown
Bok
Ladies’ Home Journal
Opera House
The
Cascade
Roberts
Harrison and Lee
The Littlest Girl and Harper Toelle Co at the opera house
The season features a major engagement on Friday April 17 at the opera house with the Harper Toelle Co presenting The Littlest Girl and a program of songs and acts. Notables include I J Miller with illustrated songs and actors Cole and Johnson with singing and talking comedy. Musical pieces and performances by Helen Brando and others promise a varied bill.
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I. J. Miller
Harper-Toelle Co
Mr. Harper
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