Young pitchers to start in San Antonio game today
The Athletics and Bronchos renew their nine inning spring duel in San Antonio at four this afternoon as manager Stinson plans to open with Reynolds Spink and Lohmann. Catcher Powers arrived from Virginia and joined morning practice as coach Mack lines up a rotating field.
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San Antonio
Stinson
Reynolds
Spink
Lohmann
Connie Mack
Vanigans
Mack
Mackmen
Powers
Virginia
Price
Athletics
Ross Stinson
Collins
Lemon
Burke
Neil
Season and layoff to regain condition emphasized
The passage notes that a season and a layoff of a day or two will be required for them to regain their condition and shed the soreness gained from strenuous work.
Maule Trophy Play Gives Close Score
The Laurel Heights club championship match between L. McIlhenny and Staunton Smith ended in a narrow finish after a 19th hole playoff, McIlhenny prevailing to set up semi finals with Chandler Diehl and Phil Webster in the Maule cup. T. N. Smith beat R. S. Israel three up in the second Fielding cup contest.
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Laurel Heights
L. Mellhenny
Staunton Smith
Melihenny
W. J. Lyons
W. MeKlhenny
Smith
McIlhenny
McKlhenny
L. McIhenny
Chandler Diehl
Phil Webster
T. N. Smith
R. S. Israel
Israel
Chicago and Cedar Rapids Lightweight Bout Fails To Decide
Atlanta report notes a ten round boxing match between Bat ee ae of Chicago and Frank Cchitney of Cedar Rapids Ia. No decision was rendered after the ten fast rounds last night.
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Atlanta
Batee Ae
Chicago
Frank Cchitney
Cedar Rapids
Olympic athletes enter indoor meet in Madison Square Garden
Thirty one Olympians from Stockholm plus numerous notable athletes gathered at Madison Square Garden for the indoor senior track and field championships of America under the Amateur Athletic Union. The list includes entrants across events such as 75 yards, 300, 600, 1000 yards, two mile runs, hurdles, walks, high jump, pole vault, shot put and weight events representing Irish American, New York A C, Boston A A C, and other clubs.
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Stockholm
America
Amateur Athletic Union
Madison Square Garden
Howard Drew
Springfield High School
Rice
Powder
Point School
Meyer
Irish-American Athletic Club
Lippincott
University of Pennsylvania
Stephenson
Trinity Club
O'Hara
Boston A. A
Clark
Xavier A. A
Burns
Rosenberger
A. C
Pepis
Murphy
Canada
Paton
Meredith
Philadelphia
Davenport
Chicago
Halpin
Boston
Kiviat
Brooklyn
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Marceau
A. A
Baker
McHugh
Bromilow
Hans Kohlemaine
Finland
Kramer
Long Island A. C
Hedlund
Scott
Paterson A. C
Smith
Silva
Leslie
Eller
Wendell
High
Gifford
McCaddin Lyceum
Voellmecke
Pastime A. C
Plank
Long Island A
Title Match on at Army Post Tonight
The first of a three game series for the city championship pits the Y M C A five against St Anthony at 8 15 pm in the Army Post gym. Both teams are in good form and the opener is expected to be the best basketball of the year. Coach Dusseau notes that taking the first game gives a major edge in the race for the title, likely making tonight's play tougher than later contests. A dispute from the Turner club questions the Y M C A five’s eligibility to face the school champions, claiming the Turners have not been decisively beaten by the Y since reorganization, though the Y management seems confident a fair third party arrangement will resolve the matter.
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Turner Club
Turners
St. Mark’s
Church Five
San Antonio
Texas
Stinson
High School Baseball Opens Season at Seguin
The High School baseball team starts the season with a game tomorrow afternoon in Seguin against Lutheran College. The squad has trained quietly for two weeks and is in strong form after claiming the school championship. Team selection and uniform distribution will occur before departure, with many last year players returning and strong new recruits joining. After Seguin, games are set with West Texas Military Academy on March 12, Seguin Lutherans again on March 14, and Corona at San Jarces on March 21, plus other early-year matches and a key series shaping the title race.
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Lutheran College Nine
McGown
West Texas Military Academy
Lutherans of
Corona
San Jarces
Marshall
Frost wins weekly nine hole sweepstakes at Country Club
Tom Frost placed first with a net 351-2 in yesterday's nine hole sweepstakes at the Country Club golf course, with 33 players behind. Dr. K. E. DePew and F. W. Maule tied for second at 437, Frost posting a 45 gross to DePew's 47 and Maule's 44.
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Tom Frost
Country Club
KE. V. DePew
F. W. Maule
Frost
Dr. DePew
Maule
W. C. Semple
Robert Kampmann
French rules strict American horses may be barred in France
New French registration rules take effect March 15 requiring eight generations of proven pure ancestry for foreign born thoroughbreds. August Belmont at Haras de Villers faces breeding limits, with only eight of his 31 mares free of the American taint. Vanderbilt and Gould among notable owners with large French stakes.
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New York
Jockey Club
France
August Belmont
Harasd de Villers
W. K. Vanderbilt
Frank J. Gould
Haras de Villers
Mr. Belmont
Willard Knocks Out Leon In Fourth Round
Jess Willard of Kansas defeated Jack Leon, the former wrestler, by a knockout in the fourth round of a scheduled ten round heavyweight bout in Fort Wayne Indiana on March 6. It was an easy victory for Willard.
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Jess Willard
Fort Wayne
Ind
Kansas
Jack Leon
Mack's Yanigans 10 Start East March 10
The Mack's Yanigans depart San Antonio for a tour starting March 10 with two games in Austin against Leidy's Senators, then travel to College Station to face Agricultural and Mechanical College and Dallas. The trip includes multiple city dates through March 16 and a broader schedule ending in early April with Connie Mack guiding the squad and Eddie Murphy supervising the regulars.
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San Antonio
Austin
Connie Mack
Yanigans
Senator Bunch
George Leidy
Leidy
Mackmen Vanigans
Mack
Vanigans
Agricultural and Mechanical College
College Station
Dallas
Fort Worth
Yanigan Bunch
Eagan
Schang
Brady
Orr
Fritz
Flick
Daley
Stevenson
Bush
Brumerhoff
Wyckoff
Taff
Durning
Cottrell
Dallas-Fort Worth
Yanigan
Houston
Beaumont
New Orleans
Birmingham
Montgomery
Greenville
N. C
Asheville
Greensboro
Portsmouth
Norfolk
Eddie Murphy
American League chief warns players on writing critiques
Chicago March 6. President B B Johnson of the American League contemplates an edict to bar ball players from writing opinion pieces for newspapers or to cut salaries. He argues such expert criticism harms the league and claims players rarely see the articles before publication.
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Chicago
B. B. Johnson
Johnson
Hoppe in Form Ahead of 18.1 Title Match in Philadelphia
Willie Hoppe, the 18.2 billiard champion, defeated Harry P. Kline in a 300 point practice match in Philadelphia as he prepares to face Ora Morningstar for the 18.1 talk line title. Hoppe showed a late run of 140 in the 14th inning while Kline led 195 160. the run ties long standing records and Hoppe’s average reached 216 14 while Kline’s high run was 39 and average 15.
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Philadelphia
Ora Morningstar
Willie Hoppe
Harry P. Kline
Kline
Hoppe
Jake Schaefer
Opening of school baseball season ends indoor sports run
The High nine trip to Seguin marks the close of indoor sports as educational institutions shift focus to baseball. A Frank Bros meeting at 310 West Commerce Street gathers players Ed Weltens W Hummeil Collins Weber Menny Hynes Gothardt Captain Welzens LB Scott M Melcher A Git tm tp R Anderson R Tedard for important business. Fans voice mixed views on Broncho club age and talent, while manager Stinson plans to develop youths for future value amid a 1913 schedule. Jack Burke suffers a minor setback and scorekeeper's eyes strain at Block Stadium as painters brighten the score figures.
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Seguin
Frank Bros
West
Commerce Street
Ed Weltens
W. Hummeil
Collins
Weber
Menny
Hynes
Gothardt
Weltens
LB. Scott
M. Melcher
A. Gittm
R. Anderson
R. Tedard
Louis Book Store to Face Harlandale Club Next Sunday
The Louis Book Store team of the City League will play the Harlandale Club next Sunday morning at the Harlandale diamond. Manager Garrett requests all players be on hand before 9 o'clock in the morning.
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Louis Book Store
Harlandale Club
Harlandale
Garrett
Klaus Wins Over Papke In Fifteenth Round Fight
In Paris Frank Klaus of Pittsburg defeated Billy Papke of Spring Valley in the fifteenth round at Cirque de Paris. Papke was warned repeatedly for rule breaches and the referee halted the bout in the final round. Klaus appeared to show the clearer ring craft in a 20 round 160 pound contest.
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Paris
Frank Klaus
Pittsburg
Billy Papke
Spring Valley
Ill
Wolgast to Fight Murphy Again in April Rematch
San Francisco reports a 20 round rematch agreement between Ad Wolgast and Harlem Tom Murphy of New York for April 12 or 19. The bout is set after a signed contract reached yesterday.
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Wolgast
Murphy
San Francisco
Cal
Ad Wolgast
Hello Bowlers Win Household Series At Grand Alleys
In the Commercial Tenpin League the Hello Bowlers clinched the series against Household Furniture by strong bowling from W S Stephens who totaled 615 pins with a 205 average and teammate Stezer who contributed 512. Gayle led Household with 208 as the only 200+ scorer. Furniture refused to mount a comeback, finishing 2545 to 2299 in favor of Hello. The next match at the same alleys pits Wolff & Marx against Ransom & Silsbee with Clothiers seeking revenge for a prior defeat.
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Southwestern Telephone Company
Household Furniture C Company
Stephens
Stezer
Hello
Gayle
Nolan
Wolff & Marx Company
Ransom & Silsbee
Clothiers
Eagles
Bronson Knocks Out Kelley In Second Round Title Bid
In St Louis on March 6 Ray Bronson from Indianapolis, a welterweight championship claimant, knocked out Leo Kelley of St Louis in the second round of their scheduled eight round bout.
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ST. Louis
Ray Bronson
Indianapolis
Leo Kelley
Protest Over Referee Denied for Britton MacFarland Bout
The State Athletic Commission overruled Jack Britton's protest against William Joh refereeing the Britton versus Packey MacFarland bout set for tomorrow night. The committee found no reason to change the regular Garden Athletic Club official. MacFarland weighs 135 pounds and Britton about the same after recent training in Rye Beach. Nearly 200 Chicago fans are expected to attend.
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Jack Britton
William Joh
Britt
Packey MacFarland
Tomorro
State Athletic Commission
Joh
Garden Athletic Club
Ma Farland
Britton
Rye Beach
MacFarland
Brir
Chicago
New York
Favor Navy Fencers Intercollegiate Championship Preview
New York March 6 Yale Harvard Bowdoin meet in trials in Boston and New York. Columbia Cornell Princeton in New York. Pennsylvani a Pittsburgh and Navy fence at Annapolis. Harvard, Columbia and Navy favorites in trials with Navy favored for the final here late this month.
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New York
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Annapol
Yale
Harvard
Bowdoin
Columbia
Corneli
Princeton
Ne York
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