Magee Predicts 1912 Power Year For Phillies
Sherwood Magee returns to Philadelphia confident of a strong season with the Phillies. He expects to hit around .350 and aims to slug pitchers, believing Philadelphia will win the pennant and meet the Athletics in October's World Series. He notes improved health after a nervous breakdown and vows to stay focused through spring training.
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Hail Al Palzer as the Coming Champion
Pete Snyder, six feet tall and 170 pounds, is hailed as a future giant by sports writers. Scotty Allen, famed umpire last year, recommended him to Dug and Jack Barry approved after watching the youngster.
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Hart Latest Comeback in pugilistic ranks swells lineup
Chicago February reports the comeback division growing as Marvin Hart of Louisville reenters boxing with a manager. Battling Nelson Hugo Kelly and Billy Papke join the calendar this month, signaling a strong wave of veteran bouts.
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Patter Defeats Sailor White in Fifth Round Opener
New Yorkers back Al Palter as the likely next heavyweight title holder after his fifth round knockout of Sailor White. Palter started by avoiding White’s left hooks and then landed a right uppercut to the jaw followed by a right to the stomach, seizing control as the bout progressed.
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Sam McVey to Fight Langford and Barry in 1900s
Sam McVey agrees to two bouts in Eastern Monday era with opponents Sam Langford and Jim Barry. He will box Barry on March 9 and Langford on April 9 at Ruah Cutters Bay.
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James Flynn Spars With Taft in Cleveland Stunt
Jim Flynn, a heavyweight contender, refused to meet President Taft in Cleveland, arguing he would gain more fame by beating Jack Johnson. The scene drew mixed reaction as Flynn questioned the value of the meeting and noted Johnson’s challenging path to a victory.
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Three Southpaws for Cubs Harrington Nagel Dresea
Frank Chance plans spring trials with three left handed pitchers Harrington Nagel and Leo Dresea. Harrington was purchased from Louisville in the latest roster move as Chicago prepares for the season.
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San Francisco Boxer Charley Horn Seeks Rematch with Gunboat Smith
Charley Horn, a young San Francisco heavyweight once viewed as a rising prospect, plans a rematch with Gunboat Smith next Friday night after a near knockout. Horn remains hopeful he can avenge the previous loss.
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Dooin Predicts Phillies Pennant After Managerial Peace
Philadelphia February 14 Charley Dooin optimistic about the Phillies pennant chances after reuniting with Horace Fogel. He cites Earl Moore Grover Alexander as a pitching nucleus and praises the Cincinnati trade for Lobert and Biter, insisting the club could have beaten the Giants if not for an injury.
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Washington Defeats Oregon 11 to 10 In Close Basketball Battle
University of Washington held its edge over Oregon in a tight game 11 to 10. Washington led early 7 to 4 at the end of the first period and maintained the lead as Oregon rallied late. Scorers included Lor 2 Rader 4 Walker 1 Staats 1 Savage 1 Keeler 1 with Staats hitting from the foul line. Referee Clementson.
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Richmond Club to Join United States League
Richm ond, Va is slated to have a club in the United States league as players like Jake Daubert move among teams. Daubert’s release from Cleveland was $1200 and he later returned to the minors before Brooklyn claimed him. Stovall signs with Boise despite Boise’s league doubts and competition from Victoria and Tacoma.
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Johnson and Flynn Bout Promoted by Ministers’ Son
Reports say young Jack Johnson will box Kid Mitchell briefly then entertain the Kid for a few rounds hoping to show improvement. Congress is urged to permit the Johnson Flynn bout. Ad Wolgast predicts a July 4 return, claiming strong health and training.
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Guesser Hank Bennett Fumbles at Teamster Fightfest
At the Alhambra theatre last night four bouts occurred with refereeing by Monk Bonnett who misjudged several outcomes. Phillips, Wolf, Sorensen, Martin, Norman, Davis, Forbes, Givens, Scott and Shannon featured in a turbulent card with draws and disputed decisions.
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These Old Has Beens In A Pitching Duel
A sports note recalls a proposed summer pitching duel at Comiskey Park between veteran rivals James J. Callahan and Griff. The exchange hints at a challenge to pitch again, with Callahan declining as an old man and Griff pressing for a game next season.
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Baseball moods and suits swirl in 1910 season chatter
Chicago club veteran Charles W Murphy returns home from Panama amid Mordecai Brown's claim he will retire. Milwaukee plaintiff Edna Zimmerman sues for 5000 over a rusty nail injury in a rain storm dash to the grand stand. Player news touches Marty O Toole Lefty Russell and Connie Mack as winter talk turns to spring, with salaries, returns, and disputes shaping team plans.
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Kilbane Kilbane to Battle Attell for Feather Title Feb Twenty
Los Angeles reports looming 20 round world featherweight championship bout between Johnny Kilbane and Abe Attell set for February 22. Kilbane favored by many fans despite odds favoring Attell. Kilbane shows improved power and cleverness in recent fights while Attell’s hands are weak and he has not fought a 26 round bout in four years. Attell risks $6,500 and Kilbane $3,500 regardless of outcome.
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Universities Launch New Sports Initiatives and Facilities
The article notes Rae Brown University starting wrestling classes aimed at football candidates, Cornell lights the board track for night training, and the Ottawa Jockey Club honoring royalty. It mentions Madison Square Garden demolition plans affecting indoor meets, athletic clubs using armories, and various universities expanding programs including boxing at Kentucky and rowing at Stanford with a new eight. It covers the Westminster Kennel Club dog show prizes, Dan J. Kelly training for Olympics, and other athletic developments and records for 1900s era sports.
Incubator Ad Promotes Climate Ready Design
An ad from the Chas Lilly Co at Foot of Main St Seattle markets an incubator built for the local climate and eight successful service records.
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Speed and Speed Power Drive Championship Baseball
Managers prize speed as the key asset for success and scouts seek fast players. Giants relied on speed last season, while Connie Mack notes that fast baserunners and fielders shape lineups. Speed influences stealing, sacrifices, pitcher windups, and catching in tight plays.
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