Bronchos Open Season With Sunday Practice and Game
Philadelphia American leaguers returned to Black Stadium for morning drills led by George Stinson before Mackmen recruit pitchers took over for two hours of batting and fielding work. A Sunday tilt saw the Broncho squad fall to the Athletics 12 to 5 as both teams displayed improved fielding and steady hitting amid a larger crowd and festive ballyard atmosphere.
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Bowie Hotel Exhibit Spaces for Commercial Travelers
W. C. Morris proprietor advertises the Bowie Hotel next to the old Alamo on East Houston Street facing the Postoffice. European, modern rooms from $1.00. Sample exhibit spaces in lobby for business travelers and building use.
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Tinker Emerges as Contender in Cincinnati Nationals
Joe Tinker, former Cubs shortstop and new Cincinnati Nationals manager, attracts strong interest from baseball fans. Since taking the helm, he has shown clear aims and a plan to build a competitive club. With recent additions, his team could challenge for the pennant next season.
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Frank Chance
John J. McGraw
Joe Tinker
Cubs
Cincinnati Nationals
Tinker
Laurel Heights club hosts two fielding cup tourneys
The I W Maule Laurel Heights club championship and a second Fielding cup tourney begin after yesterday's double qualifying rounds. Eighteen players qualified for the two events, led by W J Lyons and T T Dillon with 94 and 94 respectively, followed by J Meilhemy 95 and others in the 96 102 range. Pairings show Lyons vs Meilhaenny and Dillon vs Webster for Maule cup while Webster 82 vs Meilhaenny 86 and others compete in Fielding cup.
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W. J. Lyons
T. T. Dillon
Chandler Diehl
W Meilhenny
Phil Webster
Staunton Smith
Frank Richardson
Lyons
W. Melfihenny
P. Webster
L. Melhenny
S. Staunton Smith
R. S. Israel
T. N. Smith
T.T. Dillon
Navy Rowers Plan Henley Distance Regatta
Annapolis plans a spring regatta over the Henley distance of about 1 mile 550 yards inviting major rowing institutions to enter. Superintendent Gibbons has authorized the first eight to row at Princeton and Lake Carnegie on May 17, and several academy crews will enter the American Henley at Philadelphia on May 1.
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Naval Academy
Academy
Gibbons
Princeton
Lake Carnegie
Philadelphia
Language blend in Jewish speech across cultures
The article notes that Hebrew communities in Germany speak German with a distinct Yiddish dialect derived from Judisch Russian, while Turkish Hebrews use Spanish. It observes Yiddish as German origin words printed in Hebrew characters and comments on the multilingual mix in Jewish language history.
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Germany
Christian Herald
Mrs Ellen Jenkinson Celebrates 104th Birthday in Waukegan
Mrs Ellen Jenkinson of Waukegan reaches her 104th birthday as family and friends honor the milestone with well wishes and a small celebration.
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Ellen Jenkinson
Waukegan
Bus
Veteran H. N. Moore Wins San Antonio Trap Button
H N Moore captured the Stevens trap shooting trophy button after a three cornered tie with Le Vin and Kent at the San Antonio Gun Club weekly shoot. This makes Moore the first club veteran to wear the button, with five more events left before the high gun trophy is awarded. The club eyes a big Southwestern trap shoot April 6 7 and 8 with entrants from across the continent.
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Auto Club Special Session Tonight in San Antonio
Secretary William Furlong of the San Antonio Automobile Club announces a special meeting for all members at the Travis Club tonight due to important developments affecting club affairs. Martin J. Arnold and E D Henry will explain the urgency and speak during the meeting.
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San Antonio Automobile Club
Travis Club
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Martin J. Arnold
E. D. Henry
Frank Bros. Win Big Over Ransom & Silsbee in Exhibition
Frank Bros. baseball team defeated Ransom & Silsbee 15 to 7 as loose fielding and solid hitting defined the game. Anderson pitched for Frank Bros and belted a four bagger to deep left while Montez showed solid form for the losers. Batteries: Anderson Melcher Gittinger Flory Montez Wright.
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Gittinger
Flory
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Dreamed identity leads to Farhar recovery in Oakland
Oakland officials learned A. J. Farhar of Medford regained his lost identity through a dream. He had been an inmate at the county infirmary since July 7, 1911, listed as A. C. Richards. A doctor confirmed the dream as truthful after an investigation and a letter from Mrs. Farhar indicated her husband had disappeared.
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A. J. Farhar
Medford
Oakland Board of Supervisors
Farhar
A. C. Richards
C. A. Willis
Ransom & Silsbee Narrow Win Over Harlandale in Opener
The Ransom & Silsbee baseball team edged Harlandale 5 to 4 in a tight opener. Early runs by Clothiers gave a lead, Harlandale answered, and the outcome was decided in the ninth inning amid uneven hitting and pitching.
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Ransom & Silsbee
Harlandale
Clothiers
Giants begin spring training in Marlin Texas
The regulars and diamond hopes of the New York Nationals start training in Marlin Texas for a strenuous season ahead. Critics applaud the Dallas game and say McGraw has the best players ever assembled by the Giants. Read wants column about Indian Herbs A Colman plumber both phones 397.
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Tex
New York Nationals
Dallas
McGraw
Giants
Spanish billiards champion to face Sutton in 18.2 tournament
Jose Ortez, Spain's champion billiardist, meets George Sutton in the opening match of the 18.2 tournament at Chicago. Calvin Demarest and Clarence Jackson are the other entrants in the double round event, with each game set to 400 points.
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Jose Ortez
Spain
George Sutton
Calvin Demarest
Clarence Jackson
City League Teams Practice Ahead of Season Start
City League Baseball teams held morning practice sessions as Higgins and Stower squads drew reevaluated rosters and signed players. Stowers beat Army Post five inning 4 to 0 in a warmup while Higgins fell 1 to 8 to Cowboy Steers at Krisch's park with new recruits showing hitting but weak fielding.
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Army Post
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Harvard Begins 1911 Practice for Baseball Team
Cambridge Mass March 3 Harvard coach Sexton called infield and outfield candidates to report for the first practice of the season. Battery candidates have been practicing for two weeks.
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Cambridge
Mass
Sexton
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