Chance Is to Play First Shifting Chase to Second
New York clubs report Frank Chance will play first base at season start while Hal Chase is moved to second in Bermuda training. The debate over Chance as manager or player-manager ends with him on the field, Chase potentially becoming the league’s first left handed second baseman in years.
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New York Mail
Chance
Chase
Bermuda
Frank Chance
New Yorks
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New York
Nationals Camp Force Now Almost Complete
After a long train ride the Nationals reached Charlottesville with 38 players in camp, three missing. A spring intrasquad pitted Regulars against Yannigans, Boehling leading the hitters with three hits as the game showcased several prospects, including Acosta and Erhart, with Williams' elbow soreness noted but not stopping play.
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Washington Post
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Stringent measures at Charleston track amid disorganized entries
At Charleston on March 4 authorities tightened controls to stem information leaks as track officials faced incomplete entries for the next day. A night storm dampened attendance while racing progressed with a sequence of juvenile and older horses across multiple races, names including Ave Manners Colors Ethelburg II Martre Benedictine Gagnant Wiley Right Hasy and several others highlighted in races one through six with varying outcomes.
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Ethelburg II
Ela Grance
Martre
Wiley
Benedictine
Gagnant
Right Hasy
Skirvin
Goose
Colors
Martin
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Montour
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and & Tor
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Detect
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Cy~ Hosure
Dreyer
Camel
Grand
Sto
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Snyder
Grace
Juarez Racing Entries Today First Race Furlongs
Today’s Juarez racing entries list six races with numerous horses and jockeys across sprint and selling events. Notable names include Princess Janice George Autumnal Meritorious Gladys, Auto Girl Pedro Balronia Roberta and Jupiter Joe with assorted weights and odds.
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George
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Shedrach
Old Rosebud
Auto Girl
Dave Montgomer
Pedro
Bill Anderson
Balronia
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Golden Agnes
Lady Willie
Rockdale
Clint Tucker
Hidden’ Hand
Roger
King Stalwart
Dynamo
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Song of Rocks
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Destreet
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Forie
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J. M .Sokort
Gentom Tik
Baldwin defeats Smith in ten round Brooklyn bout
Matty Baldwin of Boston outpoints Cy Smith of Jersey in ten rounds at Brown's gymnasium. Baldwin showed clever, hard punching and superior ring craft as Smith struggled to mount offense. Semifinals saw Tommy Hopkins KO Bobby Gardner, Frankie Callahan outpoint Willie Manthier, Joe Allen defeat Billy Meyers, and Swanson stop Young Volcanic in ten.
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New York
Matty Baldwin
Boston
Cy Smith
Brown's
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Smith
Tommy Hopkins
Bobby Gardner
Frankie Callahan
Willie Manthier
Joe Allen
Billy Meyers
Young
Swanson
Young Volcanic
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Tech crew recruits prepare workouts on Schuylkill River
New candidates for the Tech crew will have initial workouts this afternoon on the Schuylkill River. Coach Hecox, with last year's eight and new recruits, aims to field about four men for the shell and hopes to develop many oarsmen for Henley and People’s regattas this summer.
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Tech
Corkran Leads Golf Players in American Bowling Congress
Toledo report notes consistent work across the leaders in the American Bowling Congress tournament. Individual champion A Marsh of Springfield climbs to second with 651 while two-man teams Haas and Carr tie for second with 1,247. Hoyer and Ashley hail from Sioux City, and Haas rises to second in all-events with 1,894. Five leaders listed in each event include players Spencer Chicago Marsh Springfield Wagner Cincinnati Howles Chicago Paltz Madison Richter Chicago Mountain and Carllson Chicago Haas and Carl Fort Wayne Hover and Ashley Sioux City Bol Jackson Moore Fort Wayne Rady and Karlice Chicago.
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Howles
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Wis Richter
Carllson
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KMAT TO TRY FOR TITLES IN GOLF AND BOXING
Pimehurst North Carolina March 4. Corkran of Baltimore Country Club led the second round of the ninth annual spring golf tournament with 154, three strokes ahead of Oakmont’s William D. Fownes Jr. Others in the first division included CrEG T. Greig and J E Porter of Oakmont and Co W Bass of New Hampshire. In New York Abel Kiviat of Irish American Club aims to win two titles at the national senior indoor championships at Madison Square Garden, competing in 600 and 1000 yard races. In Philadelphia Penn crew candidates held their first practice on the Schuylkill with shells not ready. The Amateur Athletic Union announced the national amateur wrestling championships will be held in April. Chajes defeated Kupchik in the thirteenth round of the chess tournament in Habana, with several games adjourned.
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J. E. Porter
W Bass
New Hampshire
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Amateur Athletic Union
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Tom Halpin
Ira Davenport
Championship Committee
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Kling Explains Denied Cincinnati Contract Claim
Kansas City March 4 John Kling mails a letter to President Herrmann of the Cincinnati National League club disputing Herrmanns claim that Kling signed for Cincinnati this season He admits signing but says it was conditional on his business partner agreeing to his leaving here the partner refused and the contract never became binding Also notes White Sox Blues versus Grays game in Paso Robles Cal and an upcoming Wolgast Murphy rematch in New York with a possible April 12 or 19 date.
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Herrmann
Cincinnati
National League Baseball Club
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Paso Robles
Cal
White Sox Blues
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Grays
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Harlem
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New York
Ball Player in Jail Under Mann Act Indictment
Grand Rapids, Michigan, March 4. Donnie Claire, formerly with Des Moines in the Western League and signed by Sioux City for 1918, is jailed here by federal grand jury indictment under the Mann White Slave Act. He allegedly induced Blanche Steinberger, alias Blanche Eis, to leave Pueblo, Colorado, for Ludington, Michigan. Where Claire lives is not disclosed.
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Today s racing entries Charleston Cincinnati Inquirer
Racing entries listed for Charleston with numerous entries including Jack Kellogg Barly Tisht Igmarane Free Trade Flamingo Ada Silas Grump Wends Strome Bima Colons Cook Fiel Bifend Lord Blam Naughty Lad Azo Leamence Frog Statrs Ola Rosebud WE Applegate Hyki Balronia Roberta Auto Gi Connaught Marsand Lescar Eye White John Loulg Patma Lake Misprinon Rosevale
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Gargan Likely To Coach G. U at Georgetown
Georgetown may name Frank Gargan as head football coach with a decision near. He served as associate coach last season and holds broad support among players and students, though he is weighing outside offers before signing. Wesleyan has already extended a tempting offer. Gargan, a Georgetown dental student, aims to finish there before moving on.
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Eddie Bennis
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Georgetown Wesleyan University
Georgetown Dental School
Togo Returns to Fort Smith as a Weakened Figured Fighter
Fort Smith’s famous lightweight hero Togo, once praised for knocking out heavy rivals, returns in poor health and working in a local restaurant. He was famed as a 4 foot 10 inch 110 pound puncher who battled Battling Nelson in a hard fought career. Fort Smith businessmen raised $1000 to bring in Coulon but the plan failed as Coulon had other commitments. Togo left town chasing new prospects on the coast.
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Boxers Leave Bloody Trail in City Duel
Philadelphia reporters recount a brutal bare knuckle contest between Pat Bradley and Bobby Reynolds that halted traffic for over an hour. The crowd surged across three police districts as the championship bout ended with Reynolds declared the victor. Both fighters were hospital bound with severe injuries, including knocked out teeth, swollen faces, and battered bodies.
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Washington Post
Philadelphia
Sinta
Pat Bradley
Billy Hesnolds
Bobby Reynolds
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McFarland Plans Hard Training for Britton Clash in Madison Square Garden
New York May 4 Parkey McFarland began today to put finishing touches on a month long training for a ten round bout with Jack Britton at Madison Square Garden on Friday night. The Chicago lightweight said he aims to move from boxing within a year and wants to defeat Britton and Willie Ritchie. He recalled a Memphis bout that ended in a draw despite his belief he won, noting Britton as a tougher opponent than he anticipated. McFarland later took a road run and then returned to indoor work at the Mott Haven Athletic Club with sparring partner Wille Shaffer.
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Madison “Quar Garden
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Wille Ritchie Britton
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Yale Football Names New Resident Coaches
New Haven Conn March 4 Captain Kenham of the Yale football team announced the appointment of resident coaches to assist Heid Chicht Howard Jones next fall. Captain Jess Spalding of last year’s eleven and star end Douglas Bomeister graduate in June.
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