Big Harvard Track Squad Forms at Crimson Spring Tryouts
Five hundred Harvard men sign up for the Crimson track team this spring the largest squad in university history. Monroe Michigan hosts plans to build a twenty one foot yacht for Lipton Cup Chicago races next August. George Standing defends racquet title against Peter Latham at New York Racquet and Tennis Club. Cumberland Valley Rifle Association meets at Carlisle with Charles Albert Bender elected vice president. Michigan seeks dual meet with Pennsylvania possibly at Ann Arbor in April.
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Beell Challenged for Wisconsin Championship Title
Beell of Wisconsin faces a rival bid as manager Harvey Parker sidesteps an offer. The long list of boxing and baseball notes includes legal betting rulings in Ontario and Tennessee, plus trades, signings, and exhibition plans across major clubs and leagues.
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American League Notes Echo Spring Training Moves
Willie Keeler to coach Harvard batters next spring. Columbus and St. Paul bid for cutfichler Hughman of Washington. Frank Donato will play under his old manager Bill Armen. Washington may send Hunter HiT back to the minors unless St Louis takes him. White Sox and Browns plan a joint tour around Houston and Dallas. O'Conner aims to return next season after losing weight in the saloon business. Umpire corps for 1906 announced: Sheridan Connelly O Loughlin Hurst Evans Henshan. Lajoie pushing white stockings for Cleveland players amid blood poison scare from colored hose. Giants catcher Bill Clark headed for Toledo. Henry Peitz on Pittsburg bargain list. Chicago boasts an alliterative outfield of Sheckard Slagle Schulte and Sebring. O'Brien lists 30 players leaving salaries unpaid. Kane Sullivan Owens Zimmer Mullane Pers Werden Beauxwine on offer list. Milwaukee expected to reclaim Harry Clark and Tom Dougherty. Grillo schedules MudHens trip to Norwood and three games with Cincinnati. Ganzel seeks release to Grand Rapids. Walker may hire Jimmy Ryan to manage Evansville. Schriver confusion between Wheeling and veteran Pop Schriver clarified. McGrew Springfield shortstop may be traded to South Bend. Curtis may move to Branerville or Terre Haute. Springfield seeks to free Eugene Curtis from reservation. Curtis asks National Commission to void Springfield contract.
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Western Association Notes on Springfield 1906 Team
Springfield shows several new faces as it builds for 1906 season aiming to reclaim past laurels. Notes mention roster changes and expectations for improved performance.
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