Best Southpaw in A A Was Yingling
A. A. was Yingling Nap rookie best southpaw last year. Earl Yingling pitched for Toledo with a record better than Rube Marquard of $12,000 Giants purchase. Yingling, a Nap, shows control and a sharp curve with a strong last ball. He began pro ball at Dayton at nineteen, with his father the minister restricting Sunday play.
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Star Will Award Silver Cup For Best Seattle Bred Dog
The Star announces a silver prize to the Seattle bred dog shown at the beach show conducted by the Seattle Kennel Club. The Star Trophy will be awarded to the winner judged by the official judge of the 1911 show, whose decision is final. The prize event will occur downtown within days, with entries closing April 5 for the mid April show.
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Madison Square Garden hosts trap shooting trials for international championship
A steady crack of gunfire echoed at Madison Square Garden from 11 to 2 today as shooters qualified. The event resumes tonight and continues tomorrow and Saturday to select competitors for the international trap shooting championship next Monday.
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Madison Square Garden
New York Ath Club to Host Toronto Graduates in Hockey Series
New York Athletic Club hosts Toronto university graduates in an international hockey series tonight. The matchup features prominent players from both sides as the clubs contest the title.
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New York
Toronto University
New York Athletic Club
Acard
Pool Champion Alfred De Oro Meets Tom Hueston Tonight
Alfred De Oro, the world pool champion, and former title holder Tom Hueston prepare for their match tonight. Vancouver Barracks to host a smoker tomorrow night featuring a 1S round mill between Privates Courtney and Ralph Rau as the main attraction.
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Athletics and Sox players prep scrimmages in spring camps
Veterans head to Hot Springs Arkansas for a 30 day spring camp then join rookies in Savannah Georgia for Mack district school. Players like McHale Bradley OBrien Grant Wallace Lake Fuller ton McKnight Devore and Crandall are active in various workouts and incidents as spring training unfolds.
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Savannah
Mack
New Figures In The Day's Sporting News
A terse sports blurb highlights fresh performance updates in daily athletics with emphasis on a polo figure making waves and names of competing teams appearing in brief notes.
Polo Contests Set Between British and American Teams
The international polo tests are scheduled for May 31 June 3 and 7 with Britain and the American holders. Subscriptions for ponies total $50,000 from British backers and $25,000 more from Hurlingham, with Americans expected to spend at least five times that amount. The report also notes a new billiards world record and Olympic Marathon plans, plus a Seattle steamship schedule offering furnished rooms at low rates.
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New York
Hurlingham
Queen Anne Midgets Win City Basketball Championship
The Queen Anne Midgets clinched the city championship with a 40 to 7 victory over Queen Anne, finishing a hard winning season. Lineup includes tat Richards Stewart coaching and captain f Williams. Series results show Midgets defeating Vikings 30 to 10 and Edmonds 33 to 31 among others.
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Nelson
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Williams
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Weat Seattle
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Lincoln
Mystery man returns to sports page guess contest
The note invites readers to mail in guesses about a man making his second appearance on the sport page. It names Paul Kardow a 30 year old farmer as the latest subject, while other items report a Sullivan O Keefe bout halted by an sheriff, Walla Walla girls beating Daniel Bagley 26 to 16, and Nick Burley, once a boxing hopeful, dying of heart disease at about 40 in Seattle.
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Nick Burley
Seattle
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Seven-blooded horses entered for Pasadena show
Mrs. A. C. Anderson of thin city entered seven blooded horses in the Pasadena California show next week. Doc Roller rode Americus at Kansas City last night and Hackenschnidt defeated Henry Ordmann in good shape at the same event.
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Henry Ordemann
Pitcher Orval Overall Weighs Gold Mine Over Baseball
Chicago March 9 Pitcher Orval Overall told President Murphy by letter he will not report to the club this season. He plans to quit baseball to oversee the development of his California gold mine.
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Chicago National League Baseball Club
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Baseball notes on Willis Joys and Cree headlined hotel move
Victor Willis plans to report for the Chicago club this season but says he has bought a hotel in Newark Delaware and will dedicate his time to managing it. Barney Joy declines to sign with Boston to pursue machinist work and semi pro baseball in Honolulu or California. Birdie Cree informs Hal Chase he will not report until the team reaches Athens Georgia to run a Pennsylvania fruit farm and remain home through the 16th.
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New York Highlanders
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Tip Wright Calls For End To Baseball Gambling Influence
Column warns against advertising mail order betting on baseball and urges eradication of bookmakers. It notes that gamblers target fans, editors, and venues with leaflets offering odds and bets, and cites league rules banning on grounds wagering and ejecting offenders.
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Gambling taints baseball as public bets creep in
The piece laments gamblers corrupting baseball by high stakes and long delays, noting Kentucky bettors refuse small bets and demand upfront sums. It warns the sport could be “killed by the dollar influence” and criticizes promoters who count on gullible fans.
Red Sox to Clash with Oakland Coast in Parity Test
Weather permitting the Red Sox No. 1 squad meets the Oakland Coast team this afternoon. Manager Donovan plans to field his best players for a close game at Oakland, with high hopes for a solid performance.
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