Public invited to see Morrissey and St Clair at Armory
Public invited to watch Lee Morrissey of Idabis Filla and Witte St Clair, a fast- colored scrapper of Selt Tako, train for a twenty round match at the Armory on Wednesday April 3. Promoters tout the event as a top local showcase with strong odds of drawing a large crowd. Pride in both fighters, ringside weigh ins near 335 pounds, and plans for a square decision set the stage for a heavyweight style bout night. Also on the card third man in ring will be Hontat Frank Armstrong. Kid Koko returns to fight Blackie Malan in six rounds, promising a hammer of a bout after a short retirement.
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Salt Lake Has Splendid Lineup
PORTERVILLE Cal March 25 I have seen the Bee squad in two exhibition games and a morning workout and forecast April 16 as the start date for a strong lineup. McCredie and Bela see a deep camp with twenty one hopefuls and several newcomers competing for regular spots. Sands Smith Fearborn and Bud Ryan draw praise while Sand shortstop and Smith a phenom fight for a spot. Injury to Ken Penner and Jean Dubuc disrupts plans. a fatal car accident near Bakersfield involved Emma Abbey and others. Penner, Dubuc, and McCredle face roster cuts as Fisher of Portland discusses assignments.
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Central A A U Meet to Be Held in Drill Hall
Chicago March 26 Next Central A A U indoor track and field meet will take place at Great Lakes Naval Training Station on April 6 in the mammoth drill hall of Cac Tewey. A wide lap track and 1000 spectator seating are planned with a 10 yard straightaway for sprinters and hurdlers. Jumping pits and weight events to be arranged. Admission will be free.
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Coast League Starts April 2 In Pacific Coast Exit
San Francisco March 25 The 1914 Coast League opens April 2 with five of six clubs in California and Salt Lake City as the sole non California member after Portland moved to Sacramento. The shift prompted debate over a broader Pacific Coast structure while long rail hops strain club treasuries and fuel talk of a California or regional league stretching along the Pacific. Vancouver to San Diego travel underscores the vast distances involved.
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Boxing Draw In Fifteen Rounds Between Jackson and Dundes
New York boxer Willie Jackson and Johnny Dundes fought fifteen hard rounds in New Haven to a draw. Dundes opened a bloodied nose in round two. Dundee was warned after a low blow in round thirteen. The two rivals renewed their feud in their third meeting, earlier clashes ending with Jackson stopping Dundes in one round. In other results, Lew Kendrie beat Eddie Wallace in Philadelphia and Young Chaney defeated Eddie Walter in Pittsburgh.
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More Trades and Sales In Major Leagues Than Ever Before
New York report outlines a winter of heavy trading in the major leagues with many big deals shaping pennant races. It notes clubs moved players to boost rosters, despite owners and managers questioning how it will affect the season. The piece cites many teams and key performers involved in substantial winter transactions.
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Hulswitt Back On Managerial Role In Baseball Trade Debates
A fragmented recap of early baseball trades links Phillies Red Sox Giants Cubs Dodgers Browns Cardinals White Sox Athletics and Pirates in a flurry of deals. Prominent moves include Alexander and Kiflefer to Chicago, Prendergast Tilhoefer to Philly, Paskert to Chicago for Williams, and a massive Red Sox Athletics exchange bringing Crees Thomas Kopp Gardner Cady Walker. Browns, Reds, and others swapped players like Groom Mayer Horns Mulligan Stengel Cutshaw Mamaux Grimes Ward with varied outcomes. The piece notes several deals fell through and excludes only the Cardinals and White Sox from major exchanges.
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Mags
Dempsey Knocks Out Riley in First Round Bout
JOPLIN Mo March 25 Jack Dempsey stopped Tom Riley of Toronto Canada in the first round of a scheduled thirteen round bout Dempsey scored five knockdowns before Riley was counted out and did not regain consciousness for about ten minutes Dempsey weighed 290 pounds and stood in for Fred Ful who called the match off after Willard was chosen as opponent.
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Torodo
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Jess Willard
Work of Groom Umpire Brings Hope to Indians
Umpire Billy Syons, long associated with Bot Groom behind the scenes, is believed to bring valuable experience to the Cleveland Indians this summer. Evans notes Groom showed similar talent to his peak last year, with speed a curve and deceptive spitter. He expects Groom to be used as a relief pitcher to dampen rallies. Read the Classified Ads.
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Miss Mota Bjurstedt Wins Open Tennis Round
New York march 25 Miss Mota Bjurstedt again demonstrates superiority by defeating all contenders in the opening rounds of the national indoor championship at Sacramento. In the first division she eliminates her opponent, advancing toward semi finals as Marie Wagner, last year’s holder, defaults. Eleanor Goas, runner up last year, wins twice and looms as top contender with Bjurstedt. Mrs J Roger, Norwegian, competes in early rounds under USLTA, as the federation votes to restore the championship.
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Oaks Win Game on Home Ground
Oakland, March 29. The Oaks defeated Seo Pedro reserves by 6 to 0 on their home ground. Prough and Micky Shaephater combined for most of the scoring as Shader shut down the visitors after a brief opening. Rod Allen led off the scoring in the second with a single, followed by a Croll single to link with Allen. The Coast leaguers rallied briefly in the fifth but faded. Tomorrow the Oaks face Goat Jeland Ballor at Oakland, with Chicage Cubs on Wednesday and Thursday.
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Man Bids $149000 For Champ Match
Chicago March 25 Champion Jess Willard and Fred Pultog signed for their July 4 title bout with a 149000 bid from George Bremer of Indiana as highest offer. New Orleans and Reno proposals floated. November date discussed. Fulton to receive 20000 guarantee plus Willard 76 percent of net and 5 percent to agent Miller. Willard and Miller left for Baltimore, Fulton on tour.
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Mustache Wears Trouble for Senators Catcher Gharrity
A Nashville- or Washington-era note profiles Ed Gharrity of the Senators embracing a mustache on the field. It recounts fan reactions and jokes about beard growth and signaling as other players like Walle Schanp and John Henry faced similar scrutiny in major league circles.
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Baseball News From 1900s Ot Details and Trades
A jumble of baseball notes reports the Cubs negotiating for First Baseman Jake Daubert of Brooklyn and manager Mitchell planning Merkin’s move to utility. Howard Camp of the Yankees called to army service, and Jack Company to boxing match with Billy Miske in St Paul April 26. Alexander pitches ten balls in an inning at Long Beach High School game. Erdie Rueckh joins the Red squad as Montgomery details and prospects for the season fade into fragmented reports.
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U S Scout Boat Goes On Rocks Near Plymouth Harbor
A government scout patrol boat struck four rocks off Garnet between Plymouth harbor and Brant Rock early today and sank within about forty five minutes. Life saving crews from two stations rescued the crew and reported all saved. coast guardsmen had not yet named the vessel when it foundered after the evacuation.
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Dr Karl Muck Arrested in Pro German Inquiry
Dr Karl Muck conductor of the Boston Symphony was jailed overnight then questioned by federal officials on suspected pro German ties. His secretary sought passport blanks for him and another, while Muck claims Swiss citizenship from birth in Havodg 1859.
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Germans Using Captured Tanks Reinforce Berlin Fighting
German forces in the West reported use of captured British tanks to spearhead a breakthrough near St Quentin and Urvillers. The official statement praised their mobility and noted all participating tanks returned undamaged as British resistance collapsed.
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