The Star Sends Fullerton and Darborough to Federal Camps
The Star dispatches Hugh Fullerton and W. H. Darborough to inspect Federal league teams. Fullerton will tour the major camps and report how seriously the new league affects them. Darborough returns from Mexico with photo reports on the championship scrap. Look for THE GREAT STARS OF BASEBALL AND THE PROSPECTS OF THE 1914 SEASON.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Fullerton
Star Sport Department
Federal League
Star
W. H. Darborough
Mexico
Feds
Sitas
Boxers Face Harsh Truths Says Graney Veteran Promoter
Addie Graney, a longtime promoter, referee, and fast lightweight fighter with 25 years in the sport, warns that today's boxers confront demoralising influences and must guard themselves against cheap flattery as they chase success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Graney
Baster
Vanity and flattery harm today's fighters and their fame
A columnist laments that modern fighters crave praise and flattery rather than blunt truth. He cites a boastful young fan at a Lillian Russell show who commands a response that never came, illustrating how vanity erodes real worth and vitality.
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Lillian Russell
Lillian
Hogue Finishes With Two Victories In Northwestern Billiards
Ray Hogue, the local cup holder, closed the Northwestern billiard championship with two emphatic wins. He defeated Charley Hulen 250 to 189 in the afternoon and Corby 250 to 118 in the evening. Standings show Neidorfer 5-1, Seibert 4-2, Hogue 4-2, Rice 4-2, Hulen 2-4, Wallgren 2-4, Corby 0-6.
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Ray Hogue
Charley Hulen
Hogue
Charley
Corby
Tacoma
Neidorfer
Seibert
Rice
Hulen
Wallgren
Washington Wins Intercollegiate Basketball Title
Varsity defeats Idaho 21 to 14 in Pullman to claim the Intercollegiate basketball championship. Johnny Kilbane, featherweight champion, cancels two fights due to a cold. Seattle grows as a swimming mecca after reports of a death during West Seattle to waterfront swim and a man with cramps plans to paddle the course next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman
Idaho University
University of Washington
Johnny Kilbane
Seattles
Seattle
J. K. Williams
Limestone
Tex
Comer Fullerton Observes Boston Nationals at Macon
Johnny Evers initiates his first 1914 double play with Maranville assisting Adolph Luque in a Cuban lineup highlight. Dick Crutcher, a pitching recruit, is selected by Fullerton as Photographed by Darborough during training at Macon Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Evers
Maranville
Adolph Luque
Boston
Dick Crutcher
Fullerton
Six Sox Errors Spark Seventh Inning Scare at Washington Park
Angeles March 14. Six Sox errors marked by official scorer plus many more overlooked by him created a wave of interest in the seventh inning of yesterday's travesty on a noble sport at Washington park. The result was Chicago victory. Score: Chicago .
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Sox
Washington Park
Venice
Chicago
Verice Vevevars
Welsh Works Los Angeles Newsboys Benefit Bout
Fred die Welsh boxed three lively rounds at the Newsboys gym for hundreds of newsies as part of a road work session. He returned to Doyle's camp in Vernon and considered the day finished. Joe Rivers, Welsh's St Patrick's Day foe, trains hard at Vernon and says his injured hand from Milwaukee is fully healed.
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Los Angeles
Freddie Welsh
Newsboys
Doyle
Vernon
Joe Rivers
Welsh
Milwaukee
Northwest Hilliard league forms to promote balk-line billiards
A. G. Clarke of Spokane and Charley Hulen spearhead the North west Hilliard league to promote balk line billiards in the Pacific Northwest. The circuit calls for a championship match every 60 days with Neldorfer as title holder defending on schedule and choosing venues. The parlor hosting each challenger pays players’ expenses as the organization opens for full year play.
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Northwest Hilliard League
Pacific Northwest
A. G. Clarke
Spokane
Charley Hulen
Brown & Hulen's Place
Tacoma
Everett
Northwest
Neldorfer
Ritchie to Decide on Wolgast Return Match
Willie Ritchie will decide after a week of engagements whether to accept a return 20 round match with Ad Wolgast. Ritchie and Wolgast, with managers Foley and Jones, discussed the idea on a Chicago Milwaukee train. Ritchie will finish his road stint then head to San Francisco to train for Harlem Tommy Murphy.
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Willie Ritchie
Ad Wolgast
California
Willie
Harry Foley
Tom Jones
Milwaukee
Jones
Ritchie
Wolgast
San Francisco
Harlem Tommy Murphy
Hagen Cops It In Boxing Show at Ajax Hall
Boxing results from Ajax hall Friday night list Romeo Hagen winning a decision over Eddie Hunter. Ivan Miller stopped Jack Hammond in the third round. Jack Beather defeated Frank Kallio in four rounds. Stanley Trimble won a decision over Pat Dyer. Mike Palmer beat Art Wilson in four rounds.
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Romeo Hagen
Decisio
Eddie Hunter
Ivan Miller
Jack Hammond
Jack Beather
Frank Kallio
Stanley Trimble
Pat Dyer
Mike Palmer
Art Wilson
Harmony questioned by rookie about past teams
After Cuban San Bernardino, Jacinto del Calvo, the Angelo Cuban recruit, turned down a Liberal Federal league offer. Joe Tinker urged harmony in the Feds as he addressed the club. A rookie whispered to a peer about which team Harmony had played for.
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Cal
Jacinto del Calvo
Joe Tinker
Feds
Iis
Harmony
Fullerton Says Braves Could Be Pennant Contenders
Fullerton lauds the Boston Braves improving fast as Stallings builds a strong roster in Macon. He highlights Johnny Evers and Rabbit Maranville infield leadership, Gowdy and Bert Whaling as catchers, Adolf Luque and 18 others as pitchers, Bill James and Crutcher attracting attention, Schmidt at first, Sweeney at first if needed, Deal at third, and Connolly Griffith Gilbert in the outfield with Liebel Mann showing promise.
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Macon
Boston
Braves
Stallings
George Stallings
Johnny Evers
Barry-Collins
Evers
Maranville
Nancy
Gowdy
Bert Whaling
Gowdy i
Adolf Luque
Tyler
Crutcher
Bill James
Seattle
Big Bill
Bill
Melcher Jones
Charlie Schmidt
Porterhouse
Sweeney
Schmidt
Charlie Deal
Tiger
Joe Connolly
Tom Griffith
Larry Gilbert
Leslie Mann
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