Barrow Sees Red Sox as Contenders for 1919 Title
Boston manager Barrow predicts the Red Sox will challenge for the world series as he rebuilt the club after major wartime departures. He notes additions from other clubs and star acquisitions, including Lewis and Barry, while stressing ongoing efforts to secure more players for a strong pennant race.
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Merkle
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Twelfth Ward Boys Win Their Game
The Twelfth ward basketball team defeated the Fourth ward five Wednesday night in Twelfth ward gym. Spectacular banker shooting led by Pothalden highlighted the fast contest. Lineup includes Van Dyker, West, Taylor, Doxey, Paine, Paul, Wotherspoon, and Stevenson with scores by Waterfall, Van Dyke, West, Taylor, Doxey, Paine, Paul, and W. Stevenson. Referee L. Paul.
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L. Paul
Captain To Devote Time To Athletics
Captain John Tu Griffith announces resignation as athletic director at Drake University March 32 to devote full time to work at Drake Des Moines. Separately, James Coffroth negotiates for a Tiger franchise in the Coast League with Atkin and J T Atkin backing a San Diego baseball venture and ballpark site as efforts to join Class AA ball advance.
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James Coffroth
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Miss Harris Aims to Break Lou Dillon Record
The story centers on Miss Harris, the pacing mare trained by Tommy Murphy, as he prepares to attempt a world record mile for mares. He aims for 1.58, seeking to surpass Lou Dillon’s 1903 mark while boasting her strong 12 wins in 14 starts this year.
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Epech
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Milla
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Camp Lewis Theater Brings Fine Show to Soldiers
At Camp Lewis a large theater seats 3000 and hosts first rate entertainment for soldiers. Cal E A Arad en, a prominent theatrical manager, curates vaudeville acts and films with a grand orchestra from major cities. The venue features carpeted dressing rooms, latest movie projectors, and a steady stream of newsreels, drawing soldiers for evenings of leisure between drills.
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Expert bowling marks at A B C meet in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on March 7 expert bowling highlighted today's doubles and singles in the American Bowling Congress tournament. Mort Lindsay and J Porter of New Haven Conn led doubles with 1283, while Lindsay rose to tenth in singles and second in all events. G Stewart and C Moyes of Toledo posted 1267 for fourth in doubles, with leaders listed for individuals two men teams and five men teams.
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Seals Stranded by Rain in Fresno Training Standstill
Fresno weather cancels outdoor practice as the Franksia Seals shift indoors. A recruit from Tulare County joins the squad, including Clinton Luke, while Cuban Jacko Calvo remains absent. Yankees manager Miller Huggins reports spring camp set for Macon, Georgia with ten under contract and a hopeful outlook despite delays.
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Mack Sends Ping Bodie to Yankees
March 7 New York American reports the American League club completes a triangular deal adding outfielder Ping Bodie from Philadelphia. George Burns of Detroit was the cash bargain piece, sold to finalize the transfer for Bodie to join the Yankees.
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Ping" Bodie
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Box Elder Clamps Down To Beat Brigham City 23 to 9
Box Elder High delivered a strong second half showing to defeat Brigham City High 23 to 9. The game stayed tight early as Brigham City led 10 to 9 at halftime before Box Elder seized control. Watkins brothers led Box Elder with steady forward play and defense, while Toole and A.C. Branch contributed in later contests as the pennant race tightens with games extended to Saturday.
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Bees Play Pool To Take Up Time In Porterville
Bees and eleven players pass a rainy day in Porterville California as Walter McCredie prepares for a Be team exhibition against Sal Dingo Marine Corps. Plans for a Sunday game slip, recruits added Lyman and Gomes, and a Panag club outfielder joins the Bees in a coming ball match. Also Princeton to train 208 men for French YMCA service in France after Clemenceau’s reply.
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Uncle Sam perfects dirigibles and aerial camera tech
The photo shows Uncle Sam refining lighter-than-air craft while training at Pensacola. An airman uses a new camera to photograph enemy trenches from above as students master dirigible operation during a period of limited public discussion.
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