Line-Up For the First Battle of Year On Mobile Diamond
Mobile fans await weekend games between Detroit and Cincinnati with uniform pricing set by local officials. Lineups include Detroit pitchers Klawitzer and Dauss with Bush at shortstop and Veach in left field, while Cincinnati features Tinker Bescher Egan Hoblit zer and Becker. Jennings coaches as Mobile hosts, with practice sessions planned before the contests.
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Mobile
Detroit
Cincinnati
Uul
Charles Colsson
Business Bancroft
Reds
Joe Tinker
Ick Egan
Hoblitzel
Bob Bescher
Giants
Gainor
Bush
Veach
Hughey Jennings
Deal
High
Powell
Shaller
Louden
Bescher
Bates
Tinker
Hoblitzer
Becker
Egan
Grant
Chapman
Danforth
Frost
Carroll
Burden
Burch
McManus
Smith
Blackburn
Severoid
Jennings
Bunch
Cawthon Hotel
Florida
California
Gulf
Joe ‘Tinker
Chamber of Commerce
NY Stock Seat Sells At 45 000 For First Time Since 1900
A New York stock exchange seat sold yesterday for 45000 dollars, the lowest price recorded since 1900, reported by the Associated Press from New York on March 7.
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New York
New York Exchange
Mack's Athletes Pass Up Mobile
Connie Mack and the Philadelphia second team in spring training will begin the return trip to Philadelphia next Saturday with a game schedule across Texas, Louisiana, Alabama, North Carolina, Virginia, and Georgia before reaching home. The recruit lineup includes catchers Eagan and Schang and infielders Brady Orr Fritz and Flick with outfielders Daley Stevenson and pitchers Bush Brumerhoff Wickoff Taff Durning and Cottrell.
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San Antonio
Tex
Connie Mack
Philadelphia
Austin
A. & M. College
College Station
Dallas
Fort Worth
Houston
Beaumont
New Orleans
Birmingham
Ala
Montgomery
Greenville
S. C
Asheville
N. C
Greensboro
Portsmouth
Norfolk
Eagan
Schang
Brady
Orr
Fritz
Flick
Daley
Stevenson
Bush
Brumerhoff
Wickoff
Taff
Durning
Cottrell
Gleason's Squad Arrives for West Coast Series
The second Chicago Americans squad led by Kid Gleason reached Los Angeles on March 7 for a slate of games with Los Angeles and Venice Coast League clubs. The nucleus will base at Pasadena and travel to Los Angeles each afternoon.
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Coust
Bud Anderson
Vancouver
Los Angeles
Frankie Russell
Rivers
Cal
Chicago Americans
Kid” Gleason
Pasadena
Wahoo Crawford Sticks To His Terms For 1913 Tigers
Wahoo Crawford refuses to sign a Detroit contract until his salary demands are met. He says he will not play for Jennings unless his terms are satisfied and may return home March 16 if unresolved, while praising his form and keeping a holdout stance alongside Ty Cobb.
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Detroit
Wahoo” Crawford
Tigers
Gulfport
New Orleans
Ralph Yonker
Detroit Times
Crawford
Stanage
Dubuc
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Dope Slinger
Jennings
Braquets
Braquet
Sam
Ty Cobb
Mort Coin
The
Cullop Waiting To Get His Terms
Nick Cullop, the young Virginia southpaw of the Cleveland team, has not signed the contract mailed by management. He would not discuss offers, favors calm, and hopes for a fair salary. He tends his mother's farm at Chilhowley.
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Cleveland American
Cleveland
Bristol, Tenn
Nashville Banner
Cullop
B Banner
Appalachian League
Chilhowleyd
Winners In Spring Golf Tournament
Walter J. Travis of Garden City lost yesterday's second round of match play to S B W Corkran of Baltimore one down. Corkran carded 76 to Travis 77 on the home green. John E Porter Oakmont defeats Co W Bass New Hampshire champion and meets Corkran today. W C Fownes Jr defeats C L Becker Woodland and will meet Robert Hunter Weeburn today. Hunter beats Chisholm Beach Fox Hills. In the first division consolation P W Whittemore Brookline to play Henry C Fownes Oakmont and Garfield Scott Philadelphia meets W A Tyson Spring Haven today.
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Associated Pess
Pinehurst
N. C
Walter J. Travis
Garden City
S. B. W. Corkran
Baltimore
Corkran
Travis
John E. Porter
Oakmont
Co. W. Bass
New Hampshire
W. C. Fownes, Jr
C. L. Becker
Woodland
Robert Hunter
Weeburn
Hunter
Chisholm Beach
Fox Hills
P. W. Whittemore
Brookline
Henry C. Fownes
Garfield Scott
Philadelphia
W. A. Tyson
Spring Haven
World indoor titles fall as McDonald sets shot put mark
Abel R. Kiviat stars in Madison Square Garden showing strong form by winning the 600 and 1000 yard runs and setting an American indoor record in the 1000 yards. Patrick J. McDonald of the Irish-American A. C. matches the American indoor mark and breaks the 24 pound shot world record with 39 feet 3 3 4 inches. Hannes Kolehmainen drops out of the two mile while Ted Meredith and Halpin contend in the 600 yard event.
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Assoc Press
New York
Abel R. Kiviat
Celtic Park
Kiviat
Ted Meredith
Halpin
Boston
Kolehmainen
Harry J. Smith
W. J. Kramer
James I. Wendell
Wesleyan
Howard P. Drew
Springfield
Mass
Fred Burks
Sweden
R. B. Gifford
McCaddin Lyceum
Frank R. Platt
Long Island
A. C
K. L. Emes
Bronx Church House
Leo Goehring
Mohawk A. C
Newark
Ares. Burns
Boston A. A
W. Packard
J. Stebbins
Georgetown University
Burns
J. O. Johnstone
Harvard University
H. Barwise
Egon Erickson
Matt Haveb
Johnstone
Barwise
Platt Adams
Edward L. Emes
James E. Meredith
Philadelphia
Thomas J. Halpin
P. J. McDonald
Matthew J. McGrath
John Cahill
McDonald
Patrick J. McDonald
W. F. Roos
J. C. Lawler
Homer Baker
E. T. Marceau
A. A
Kawail
William J. Kramer
Long Island A. C
Oscar Hedlund
George F. Holden
Yonkers Y. M. C. A
W. Hapenny
Montreal
L. Schneider
City League Final Matches Friday Night Showdown
The YMCA City League schedules Friday night games at the association court. Independents meet Barton Academy for the intermediate city title, while YMCA Interns face Us. If Barton wins, the intermediate race ends. if Independents win, another series will be needed to decide the championship.
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Associated Press
Association Court
Independents
Barton Academy
U. S
Barton
Lipton Challenge Received By New York Yacht Club
The Lipton challenge for the America's Cup was received by the New York Yacht Club on March 1. Secretary Cormack declined to publish the text or comment publicly, saying it would be considered by club members before any action is taken.
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Knockout Brown
New York
Dan” Morgan
Joe Rivers
Los Angeles
Washington
Brown
Associated Press
Thomas Lipton
New York Yacht Club
Cormac von
Cormack
Eame
Swimming Marks Well Lowered at Central Meet
Three world records fell at a Central Athletic Association meet in Chicago. Harry J. Hebner set a fifty yard stroke mark at an unspecified time, Cc Raithel swam forty yards in nine ee flat, and the Minor s Athletic Club relay team posted 160 yards in 1 17. Hebner and Raithel are with the Illinois Athletic Club. only local men competed.
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Chicago
Central’ Athletic Association
Harry J. Hebner
Cc. Raithel
Athletic Club
Hebner
Raithel
Illinois Athletic Club
Bracing Mobile Climate Boosts Diamond Stars Pep
Manager Joe Tinker praised Mobile climate for energizing players ahead of the season. He eyed a two week annual stay and noted rapid formation under trainer George Hoskins. Aimedin, a former Baron, will join the Reds next week, delaying arrival from Tampa.
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Lorge
George Hoskins
Baron
Reds
Mobile
New Orleans
Tampa
Tinker
Burns
The
Antilles
Polo Enthusiasts Prepare for International Polo Tourney
A joint management committee was formed for the June International Polo tournament. Meadowbrook Club members August Belmont Jr James A Burgen Jr and J A Rawlins were named along with National Polo Association delegates W A Hazzard Joshua Crane and P L Herbert.
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Associated Press
New York
Meadowbrook Club
National Polo Association
August Belmont, Jr
James A. Burgen, Jr
J. A. Rawlins
W. A. Hazzard
Joshua Crane
P. L. Herbert
United States League Reorganizes for 1914 Season
The United States League re formed in New York with clubs in New York Newark Brooklyn Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Lynchburg and Reading. The season will run May 10 to September 16. The league, not protected by organized baseball rules, previously organized last year but played only part of its schedule.
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Associated Press
New York
United States League of Baseball Clubs
Newark
N. J
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Lynchburg
Dr Planck Leaves for Kentucky to Be With Ill Mother
Rev. D Planck travels to Kentucky to be with his critically ill mother. Next Sunday Dr Vande Erve will preach at Central Presbyterian church in both morning and evening services.
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Planck
D. Planck
Kentucky
Vande Erve
Central Presbyterian Church
Marshall Wins Chess Tournament
F. J. Marshall of Brooklyn won first place in the Cuban chess tournament concluded in Havana. Capablanca of Havana finished second, with Janowski of Paris third, and Chajes of Chicago and Kupchik of New York sharing fourth and fifth. Marshall led early against Capablanca, but Capablanca drew with Kupchik and Janowski defeated Marshall in fifty moves. Blanco beat Jaffe and Chajes beat Corzo in the other games. Final standings show Marshall first, Capablanca second, Janowski third, Chajes fourth, Kupchik fifth.
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Associated Press
Havana
F. J. Marshall
Brooklyn
J. R. Capablanca
D. Janowski
Paris
O. Chajes
Chicago
A. Kupchik
New York
Marshall
Capablanca
Janowski
Kupchik
Blanco
Jaffe
Chajes
Corzo
Nlecsue
la Are Capablanca
Ccecees
Ss. Sletten Etalon
Csoebo
Missouri Senate Passes St. Louis Home Rule Bills
The Missouri senate approved the St. Louis home rule bills after they had cleared the house. As administration measures they are expected to be signed by the governor. The bills create a police and excise board appointed by the mayor and removable by the municipal assembly, the mayor, or the governor.
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Associated Press
Jefferson City
Missouri Senate
St. Louis
House
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