Mitchell Pitches Sunday In Cleveland Series Opener
The Cleveland Indiana pro team plans Wille Mitchell formerly of the Bronchos to start Sunday at Teague Park in the second game of the series against San Antonio. Advices say Mitchell may throw a few innings this afternoon to rest his salary and prove his form against Gap Leide's lineup. Mitchell, a trusted twirler from Beithingham, aims to deliver a stronger season for Cleveland, with Crabble arriving Friday and expected to bolster the Bronchos’ chances under Delay management.
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Yale Noses Out Penn in Intercollegiate Meet Upset
Yale edged Penn by one point in a college track meet at New York City. Yale star Elune, Wits led with 16 points while Penn’s Cornihis tallied 18 and Krikatan 4 as Yale set a new Intercollegiate record in the 100 yard dash with 9.8 seconds, shaving two seconds from the old mark.
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Harlendale Team Faces Red Caps in Local Matchup
The Harlendale eastball team will host the Asylum Red Caps on the asylum grounds. Wedge and Chittenden are noted as key figures for the Herlantales, while Mitch and Cherry Morrison prepare to target the Red Papa in the firing line.
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Shifts Score Sweep Over Mills in Tie Night Bowling
Mills failed to bowl well as Gates and teammates dominated with strong scores. Captain ONeill and Schafer led individuals, Schafer at 224 high game and several players over 500 series. The 600 mark approached as Leriothewen helped the team finish strong in the concluding contests.
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Three Cushion Stars Open Series Tonight
The world championship billiards event begins in Chicago with top players like Alfred De Oro and John Sahni amid a field including George Moore and Charles Allis. Twelve leading players compete for about $1,000 in prizes as Charie Conklin of Chicago serves as referee in all rounds.
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Cullop Returns to Newark in Federal League Shuffle
Federal League headquarters announced that Nicholas Cullop, a pitcher traded from Newark to Brooklyn, has been returned to Newark before new ownership assumed control. Willard travels to Los Angeles as Jess Willard's boxing match with Tack Johnson remains indefinitely postponed, with a return anticipated soon.
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Cotuin Bout Promises High Stakes World Title Clash
The article describes a planned eight round boxing match featuring Masters and Couto with training at the Aravin Club. Couto predicts a tough test, aiming to prove himself against a superior opponent while acknowledging Masters strong punch and skill. Public interest centers on the world title implications and the fighters’ preparation.
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Colts Defeat Vets Houston in Murky Exh Game
A foggy opening day at Marlin saw the Colts top the Regulars 5 to 4 in a seven inning exhibition. Pitchers included Managan Stoud and Press for the Colts and Teklrmeyer Kevommen Williams for the Regulars with George Chalmers throwing best for the Regulars. A Colt picked squad headed for Dallas to play two exhibition games this weekend.
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Sunday Baseball Taboo Ends Hope in Arkansas Legislature
Arkansas lawmakers fail to pass a Sunday baseball bill as House defeating 47 to 26 ends efforts to permit Sunday games. The move follows Senate and House rejections of similar measures, with the effort now shelved. Meanwhile, Houston hosts an exhibition game between the Mauston Texas League unit and the St Louis Browns with Sanzger Sickes staying in Houston to oversee the event.
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BOWL AN EVEN BREAK AT CRETE MEET AMATEUR HURLERS DRAWN
A scrambled account notes Velninger and Mags teams clashing in Crete with Deiningers and Mayes prominent in early play. The fragment mentions players Velninger, Deiningers, Hawkers, and Rath Maya amid a hazy summary of a double inning style match and unclear scores or outcomes.
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Boxing Card Hopes Highlight New Orleans Event
Jao Gulden planned to attend a boxing show in New Orleans with tentative bouts at Bee Qiwowen Gall on a forthcoming Monday. Widespread travel across the country is suggested for the event, with a likely schedule spanning several weeks and featuring a champion title consideration.
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Doubleheader Tonight In Local Basketball League Showdown
The McKinley Avenue Methodists and the Protestant HAT Baptist clash in the Sunday School Basket Ball League opener at the Y.M.C.A. on Saturday, with Government Hill Methodists and St. Mark's Tris Copals in the American League second game. First ball at 8:15. Both games expected tight as standings tighten and teams push hardest toward the top.
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San Marcos Firemen and Rantist Academy Tie In Opener
San Marcos Texas March 6 The San Marcos Rantist Academy and the San Marcos Firemen base ball teams opened the 1913 season Friday and played to a thirteen inning tie. The score was 2 to 6 when the game was called. Lawrence of the Firemen pitched well. Batteries Firemen Lawrence and Mass Baptists Hehols Hooker and sieil mule.
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Aluma Meet Turners Clash at Turner Hall Tonight
The St Marrs Alimil basketball team meets the Turners at Turner Hall in a key late season game. Both teams enter with one win, aiming to secure second place in the series as a likely tiebreaker event. The game is set for 8:50 p.m. and will be broadcast via Telnet.
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Marshall Team Triumphs In Leftover Practice Game
Marshall victory over a Turaze five 29 to 22 on Friday night at the court. The winning team featured Waits and a reserve lineup, with details limited by the damaged text. Other lines reference Dallas Giants Moot, New York Nationals, and local prep events, but specifics are unclear due to OCR issues.
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Winter League Battle Set for Sunday Showdown
The Winter League duels resume with a double header featuring Creveland battiers and De Sar Anbnin Hacker. Rival teams prepare for noon starts at Port Sim Houston and Tafuntyy, as managers push for the Winter Jengue pennant amid tight standings and strong rosters.
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White Sox Repeat 2a Leg Angi Cal March 6
The Chicago Americans beat the Los Angeles Coast Leaguers 2 to 1 Friday. Reb Russell pitched well, driving in two second inning runs. Rowland sent Johnson in and Scott held the coast leaguers scoreless after.
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Poggenburg Wins Philadelphia Billiard Championship Match
Poggenburg defeated E J Mullins in the Class A amateur billiard championship of America, 490 to 294, while Lord beat Corwin Huston 409 to 294 as Strangely the event extended across Friday and Saturday in Philadelphia.
Whales Leave City Tonight for South Trip
Members of the Chicago Federal Civic team plan to leave for Shreveport, Texas, tonight for a spring training trip led by Manager Jou Taker. Twelve players, including pitchers and fielders, are set to report in the southern area for practice starting Monday morning.
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Four Months of Racing Weekends Across New York Tracks
The Metropolis district plans extended racing months at Aqueduct Empire City Yonkers and Belmont with Saratoga hosting in August. The season calendar emphasizes a longer, more diversified schedule following state reform legislation five years ago.
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Gilmore and Gates Talk Over Problems in Indianapolis
Gilmore and Gates discussed legal issues facing the Poder transfer from Kansas City to Newark despite opposition by Kansay men. They also debated antitrust proceedings amid other claims and decisions following recent announcements.
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