Reds Begin Mobile Spring Workout On Monroe Park Diamond
Cincinnati Reds opened their Mobile camp with a 3 hour session on the Monroe Park field. Manager Egan and Trainer Hoskins led drills as players arrived from Vernon Texas and Kansas City. Early arrivals McDonald Grant and Packard drew praise for quick conditioning and the squad praised Mobile's climate for a potential return next season.
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Vernon
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Cawthon
Eddie Grant
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Kansas City
Ralph Works
Oess
Monroe
Art Fromme
Frank Richter
Commercial-Tribune
Spring Hill
Fromme
California
Golden Gate State
Manager Tinkeris and Regulars Report to Mobile Camp
Joe Tinker, new big league manager, travels with a group of regulars and recruits to Mobile headquarters at the Cawthon Hotel Wednesday afternoon. The party includes Hoblitzer and wife, Bates, Bescher, Clarke, Romanach, Becker, Harter, Burden, Danforth, McManus, Kyle, Smith, Nagle, Carroll, Frost, Chapman, Blackburn, Starr, and reporters Ryder of the Cincinnati Enquirer and Phelon of the Times-Star, who will join the workout and cover the session.
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Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Cawthon Hotel
Mobile
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Cubs
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Bates
Bob Bescher
Clarke
Romanach
Becker
Tigers Pleased With Gulfport Training Camp
Gulfport Mississippi March 3 Detroit Tigers arrive in force with C E Zamlach joining recruits for practice before the April 10 opener against St Louis. Manager Jennings says Gulfport will host the club again next spring as weather and arrangements earn high marks amid heavy publicity from Detroit papers and staff photographers.
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Miss
C. E. Zamlach
Missoula
Mont
Detroit Tigers
Zamlach
Detroit
St. Louis
Ford Nash
William Kinsel
Detroit Free Press
Jennings
Tigers
Schlitz Beer Featured as Mighty Good Choice
A storefront advertises Schlitz Beer as not only good but mighty good and promotes wine and liquor offerings at popular prices. It claims to serve the best glass of beer in the city, appealing to discriminating tastes.
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Schlitz Beer
Soldiers Defeat St. Josephs Team In Fort Morgan
A picked St Josephs hall basketball squad traveled to Fort Morgan Sunday and were defeated 49 to 8. The game was fast with Soldier players showing accuracy in passing. Notable for their fast work were Bales and Butsler as a large crowd watched the matchup.
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St. Joseph's Hall
Fort Morgan
Soldier Boys
Bales
Butsler
Pirates Beat The White Sox in Intermediate League clash
A Saturday night basketball game featured the Pirates defeating the White Sox 21 to 8. Charles Todd faced his former team while Haywood stepped in as captain, with Todd delivering a notable defensive effort against his old teammates.
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Giants Shut Out Dallas Team in Exhibition Victory
The New York National League recruits beat the Dallas, Texas league club 7 to 0 in an exhibition game. Thorpe played first base for New York, fielding fifteen chances cleanly and collecting one hit in four at bats.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Tex
New York
Thorpe
Gulfport Business Men Object to New Schedule
Gulfport Mississippi March 3. Business men oppose the Louisville and Nashville plan to move train No 6 arrival time from New Orleans to 6 45, arguing it delays shipping mail and newspapers. The change would delay Gulfport mail until 5 10 PM, reducing connections with northbound Gulf and Ship Island trains.
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Mobile
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Official changes for Gulf and Ship Island Railroad
Gulfport Miss March 3 Some changes have been made among Gulf and Ship Island Railroad officials J J McQueen moved from chief clerk in Superintendent Leonard s office to train master with headquarters at Hattiesburg He is succeeded by W L Oakley J R Nason former trainmaster named agent at Laurel R R Malone ticket agent at the union station here whose transfer to Laurel was planned will remain here for the present
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Gulf and Ship Island Railroad
J. J. McQueen
W. W. Leonard
Hattiesburg
W. L. Oakley
J. R. Nason
Laurel
R. R. Malone
Union Station
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Promises Skin Relief
Claimant from Gladwin reports twelve year skin ailment cured after using Bucklen's Arnica Salve with $300 in bills. Ad asserts the salve heals quickly and permanently for most skin diseases and burns or bruises. Only 25 cents, backed by druggists.
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Bucklen
John Deye
Gladwin
Schwartz's Vols Begin To Assemble In Nashville
Nashville reports pitchers will report today and most players arrive by Wednesday with only two holdouts. The roster includes Catchers Nyces, Glenn, Ludwig. Infielders Schwartz, Lindsay, Perry, Bunting, Goalby, Summers. Outfielders Mealy, Young, James, Rushing, Sellers. Pitchers Shaarty, Case, Williams, Beck, Morrow, Black, Fields, Moskiman, Castleton, Carmichael, Beakley, Johnson, Choteau.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
William Moskiman
Louisville
Roy Castleton
Vernon
Cal
Castleton
Moskiman
Novyes
Glenn
Ludwig
Schwartz
Lindsay
Perry
Bunting
Summers
Mealy
Young
James
Rushing
Sellers
Shaarty
Case
Williams
Beck
Morrow
Black
Fields
Carmichael
Beakley
Johnson
Choteau
More Naps Join Team At Pensacola
Joe Jackson Peckinpaugh Olson Dock Johnson and several Cleveland club players joined the first squad in Pensacola reporting to Manager Joe Birmingham. The group spent the day fishing at Santa Rosa Island and later attended a bay excursion hosted by Mrs. Napoleon LaJoie for players and their wives. Today the players will begin serious work.
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Cleveland Club
Joe Birmingham
Gulf
Santa Rosa Island
Napoleon LaJoie
Bay
Great Athletes Set For Garden Track Championship
International News Service reports the American track and field championships will unfold at Madison Square Garden on Thursday night. Top stars including Drew, Meyer, Lippincott, Rice, Ki viat, Taber, Kolehmainen, Kramer, Smith and others compete for club trophies and prize money, with New York A.C., Irish American A.C., and Boston’s New England delegation leading the field.
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International News Service
New York
Madison Square Garden
James E. Sullivan
New York A.C
A. C
New England
Boston
Tom Halpin
Drew
Meyer
Lippincott
Rice
Alpin
Lindberg
Merrihew
Rosenberger
Meredith
Sheppard
Caldwell
Davenport
Kiviat
Taber
Jones
Hedlund
Kolehmainen
Kramer
Scott
Smith
Marshall Defeats Cuban Champ In Chess Tourney
Associated Press reports from Havana on March 3 that in a chess tournament Marshall defeated Cuban champion Capablanca while Janowski beat Chaos. The Jaffe Janowski game ended in a draw. Leaders’ scores show Marshall 9-2, Capablanca 7-2, Chaos 7-3, Jaffe 4-6.
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Associated Press
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Jaffe
Spring Hill Beats The Hill Billies
Spring Hill College defeated the Hill Billies 10 to 0 in a one sided game as Brand and Cassidy led the college battery. Spring Hill had seven hits and one error while the Hill Billies had twelve errors and four hits. Adams Led Goehring, Wright, Babcock, Dukes, Gifford, Flant, Voehmecke and Fitspatrick competed in the distance and walking events with medals awarded for indoor national champion standings. The track will be ten laps to the mile on boards with spike shoes allowed.
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Spring Hill College
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McLean and Baker Shine in 1912 13 Hockey Season
The 1912 13 skating year features Bobby McLean the Chicago skating star dominating the West and contesting the East while Hobey Baker of Princeton shines as captain and the season’s standout. Baker lifts Princeton into second in the Intercollegiate Hockey League with near superhuman play.
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Princeton
Baker
Old Man Breit and His Record On The Slab
Theodore Breitenstein, famed southpaw, starred for twenty one seasons starting in 1891 with Grand Rapids. He shone for St Louis and Cincinnati, threw no hit games, tallied 150 wins, 66 shutouts, and held long records in Memphis and New Orleans before ending his career with enduring speed and a legendary curve ball.
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Grand Rapids
Theo. B. Long
St. Louis
American Association
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Cincinnati
Pittsburg
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Rock
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St. Paul
Memphis
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O. B
New Orleans
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Billy Hart
Young
Portsiders
Maclean Kennedy
Harvard Coach Calls Ball Players for First Practice
Cambridge Mass March 3 Coach Sexton of the Harvard ball team issued a call for candidates for infield and outfield positions to report for the first practice of the season today Battery candidates have been practicing for two weeks.
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Associated Press
Cambridge
Mass
Sexton
Harvard
Battery Candicates
Athletics Defeat San Antonio in second exhibition game
Philadelphia American League regulars hit the San Antonio Texas League pitchers freely in the second exhibition of the season. The Philadelphia team won 12 to 5 with Dunning Harrel and Cottrell pitching for Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Tex
Philadelphia
Dunning
Harrel
Cottrell
Ree Crubts
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