Reds Here in Force For Spring Practice
Cincinnati Reds open spring workouts at Monroe Park with four absences. Tinker, Bancroft, and others lead a four hour session amid snow and a drained natatorium tank used for drills. Benton arrives.Cubans Almeida Marsans Romantach and Suggs missing. Kling contract talk unsettles plans. Chapman impresses Egan. Bancroft recalls past visits to Mobile.
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Cincinnati Reds
Monroe Park
Hoskins
Tinker
Egan
Frank C. Bancroft
Jack Ryder
The
Enquirer
H. Starr
Glencoe
Mt. Auburn
Cincinnati
E. Martin
Reds
Queen City
Mobile
West Baden
Ind
Hoblitzer
Harter
Smith
McIntyre
Carroll
McManus
Frost
Burden
Bescher
Bates
Nagle
Clark
Danforth
Blackburn
Rub
Kling
Chapman
Volunteer Squad From Many States Forming Nashville Tryout
Fifteen of forty eight states and twenty six towns send players to Nashville for spring tryouts for the Volunteer roster. Ohio leads with five, Tennessee has four, with candidates from New Jersey to California and from Rice Lake Wisconsin to Ensley Alabama. Waverly Tennessee provides two players, George Beck and John Summers.
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Nashville
Tenn
Union
Bill Schwartz
Ohio
Tennessee
Bill
New Jersey
California
Rice Lake Wis
Colfax
Iowa
Ensley
Ala
Greenland
India
Harrell M. Black
Little Rock
Ark
Frank H. Bair
West Middlesex
Roy Castleton
Salt Lake City
Utah
W. B Moskiman
Oakland
Cal
Harry Glenn
Terre Haute
Ind
Eadie Noyes
Troy
Kans
Wiliam Ludwig
Louisville Ky
John S. Fowlkes
Waverly
Sam Hendee
D. E. Bunting
Allentown
N. J
Clayton Perry Rice Lake
Wis
John Summers
Altoona
J. L. Lindsay
J. J. Daly
Montgomery
B H. James
Springfield
Oliver Sellers
Emlenton
Dell Young
Cleveland
Frank Goalby
Herrin Ill
Linus Davis
Camden
Akron
Claude Williams
Merry Mary musical comedy at the Dantiest and Melodious Company
Mr. Jake Wells presents a lively musical comedy show with a superb company of comedians vocalists dancers and singing beauties. The Taxicab Chorus performs. Week commencing Monday March 10 features The Winning Miss.
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Jake Wells
Bumble Bees And Titanics Set For Lafayette Street Game
The Bumble Bees and the Titans will cross bats on the Lafayette street diamond Sunday evening. D. O'Connor will pitch for the Titans and John Imenora will catch for the Titans. Bumble Bees manager E V OConnor Jr has not chosen his battery yet.
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Bumble Bees
The
Titanics
Lafayette Street
D. O'Connor
John Imenora
E. V. O’connor, Jr
Cockran Leads After Second Round in Golf Tourney
B Warren Cockran of the Baltimore Country Club shot 154 to lead the second round of the ninth annual spring golf tournament in Pinehurst North Carolina. Downes Jr of Oakmont trails by three strokes while Walter Travis of Garden City is one behind. The thirty six hole qualifying limit stands at 173.
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Associated Press
Pinehurst
N. C
B. Warren Cockran
Baltimore Country Club
Cockran
William C. Downes, Jr
Oakmont
Fowns
Walter Travis
Garden City
A. A. Stagg
Chicago
J. P. Williamson
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Praised For Skin Ailments
Gladwin resident John Deye reports twelve years of skin trouble and $400 in medical bills ended by Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The product, touted for burns bruises and general skin diseases, is priced 25 cents and endorsed by druggists.
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Bucklen
John Deye
Gladwin, Mich
Veteran Diamond Scribe Gossips of Padron Mix-Up
W A Phelan reports Birmingham released Luis Padron a revelation that Padron is black. The Cuban clubs feature a diverse mix of players from Portuguese to Basque and Canary Island natives with various origins. Billy Phelan, longtime baseball writer and boxing official in Cincinnati, reflects on age and career shifts while noting his World War era experiences.
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Padron
Birmingham
Luis Padron
W. A. Phelan
Cincinnati
Cuba
Almeida
Reds
Marsans
Romanach
Spain
Cabrera
Cardinals
Canary Islands
Billy” Phelan
Mobile
Mexico
Billy
Ohio City
Like Footballists Naps Are Training
Manager Joe Birmingham of the Naps plans to apply football training methods to the Cleveland baseball team. He will personally weigh players, require precise weight goals, and introduce charging practice to build wind and back muscles, mimicking gridiron routines.
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Joe Birmingham
Naps
Cleveland
Joe
Birmy
Birmingham
Yale appoints two assistants for coach Howard Jones
New Haven March 5 Captain Ketcham announced two resident coaches for Yale football next fall. Captain Jesse Spalding and Douglas Bomisler, both graduates in June and former standout players, will serve as assistants to Head Coach Howard Jones.
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Associated Press
New Haven
Conn
Ketcham
Yale
Howard Jones
Jesse Spalding
Douglas Bomisler
Amateur Wrestlers To Meet In Gotham
The National Amateur Wrestling championships for 1913 will be held in New York City in April. The Amateur Athletic Union championship committee announced the Bronx Club's application was approved unanimously. A definite date will be chosen later.
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Associated Press
New York
Amateur Athletic Union of
United States
Bronx
Cincinnati May Select Mobile as Permanent Training Camp
Cincinnati officials led by manager Joe Tinker and business manager Frank Bancroft discuss designating Mobile as the Reds permanent training camp. Secretary Charles Colsson and chamber officials will be consulted, with Benny endorsing the idea of ideal conditions and top water quality.
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Joe Tinker
Cincinnati Reds
Mobile
Ohio
Cincinnati
Frank C. Bancroft
Cincinnati Reda
Charles Z. Colsson
Tinker
Benny
Reds
Banny
G. C. Card
Chamber of Commerce and Business
Cincinnati Ball Club
No Restrictions on Horse's Earnings in Grand Circuit
Cleveland March 5 The Grand Circuit votes to rescind the rule limiting earnings of stake horses after a mail ballot. The Pittsburg stewards had adopted the rule in January. Six tracks opposed and two more signaled opposition. Cleveland Buffalo and Grand Rapids favor the change as they are least affected. Majority governs and an official announcement on 1912 rule effectiveness is awaited.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Harry Kline
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Grand Rapids
Wolgast to Meet Murphy Again in April Title
Ad Wolgast and Harlem Tommy Murphy of New York will fight again in a twenty round bout in mid April. An agreement for the match was concluded in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Ad Wolgast
Harlem
Tommy Murphy
New York
G Hardy Smith Promises Home Loans in Mobile
Advertises lending on good security with options to build or sell homes on easy payments from 54 St Michael Street Mobile Alabama.
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St. Michael Street
Schlitz Beer Promoted for Quality and Value
A promotional note touts Schlitz beer as mighty good and urges solving wine and liquor troubles by offering popular prices. It claims the best glass of beer in the city and appeals to discriminating tastes.
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Schlitz Beer
Matches Arranged For Dwight Cup
The draw for preliminary matches in the Dwight F. Davis lawn tennis trophy competition places United States against Australia, Germany against France, Canada vs South Africa, and Belgium against Abery. Rounds must be completed by June 21, July 24, and the final by July 21.
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Associated Press
London
Dwight F. Davis
United States
Australia
Germany
France
Canada
South Africa
Belgium
Daly Reinstated In the U S Army
Charles D. Daly, noted football coach and Harvard captain, was ordered reinstated as a lieutenant in the U S Army by a bill passed near the end of the Sixty second Congress. Daly had resigned from the army to coach Harvard and sought reinstatement.
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Associated Press
Washington
Charles D. Daly
Daly
Harvard
Chajes Defeats Kupchik in Thirteenth Round Match
In Havana on March 4, Chajes beat Kupchik in the thirteenth round of the chess tournament. Capablanca faced Janowski, Jaffe played Corzo, and Monae opposed Blanco in the remaining games.
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Associated Press
Havana
Chajes
Kupchik
Capablanca
Janowski
Jaffe
Corzo
Monae
Blanco
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promised Quick Relief
An ad touts Dr King’s New Life Pills claiming regular use will make troubles vanish, stimulate the liver, and purify poisons from the body. The copy emphasizes quick results and health benefits.
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Dr. King
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