Regulars Triumph In Colt Exhibition At Cantillons Park
The Regulars defeated the Colts in a nine inning exhibition in Galveston, Texas, as Captain Stanley led the Regulars with Delehanty absent. Kahoe officiated while Meinke filled keystone. Charley Smith sparked the Colts with a three bagger, and Burns solidified pitching for the Regulars. The crowd saw fast action, hits, and base running in the opening game of the year.
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Notes From Training Camp and Baseball Prospects
Reports from training camp describe injuries to a few players and strong performances by Burns and Patten. Regulars and Colts to play again next Wednesday with possible Friday contest. McCloskey to work up excursions from nearby towns for the Cardinals Nationals game in Houston next Sunday.
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Barry to London for Burns bout as Burns talks continue
Jim Barry the Chicago heavyweight aims to fight Tommy Burns in London for a large purse. Waukegan farmer Hilly Gee leads Barry’s camp and will push for a rapid challenge. deal hinges on Johnson negotiations with possible staged races or matches to secure the purse and venue.
Local sports notes and racing odds from Mount Marys College season
A fragment heavy with racing entries and team references outlines Mount Marys College season plans and a captaincy note for a sprint team. It mentions Moe and several named horses or runners, with details on furlongs, weights and racing odds, plus a gaming context and umpire credit. It ends with a quote about Jake Schafer retiring after a long chesslike contest in Chicago.
Brooklyns Ebbetts Offers Cash For Star Player
The Washington Post reports Mark President Ebbetts would pay $1000 cash for a star ball player if a club owner would surrender one. Dreyfuss denies any Brooklyns offer to Third Baseman Tommy Leach of Pittsburgh. Leach would not be sold at any price. Post's Sporting Letter Box notes a letter for Len Stanley from a reader.
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Full disclosure on medicines no secrets in use
The advertisement proclaims complete formulas for medicines, urging doctors to fully endorse Ayer's Cherry Pectoral for hard coughs bronchitis and weak lungs. If the doctor approves patients should buy and use it. if not they should avoid it entirely.
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Dual Meet With Virginia Athletes Praised by Officials
The Georgetown Virginia dual meet impressed athletes and officials praised the management as the most competent seen in Washington in ten years. Officials praised Mike Thompson and Bernie Wefers for smooth starts, Duffey for finish judging, and a floor kept clear for unobstructed views. Plans for an annual outdoor Georgetown Virginia dual meet were proposed with alternation by location, and despite higher expenses this year a notable profit was anticipated.
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Virginia Track Team Praised After Georgetown Meet
Virginia fans hailed the track squad's Georgetown showing with strong relay performances. Randolph missed due to a sprained ankle while Martin ran with a scratch handicap in the high jump, and Holaday impressed by clearing a peak height. Rector was invited to sprint at Madison Square Garden but declined to protect the relay program.
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Tigers Poised For Pennant With Cobb Absence Explained
Special to The Washington Post, William Hawkey asserts Detroit could win the American League pennant without Ty Cobb. Matty McIntyre’s full recovery strengthens Detroit, with Crawford Jones Tieimfield Rossman Thomas and an improved catching staff. The Tigers, even without Cobb, are stronger in pitching and lineup, and Jennings must keep the team cohesive and energetic.
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Duffey and Wagner in a world of track and baseball chatter
The article discusses Duffey questioning who can run the 100 yards in nine seconds and debates Kelly and others as potential record setters. It also covers Hans Wagner not joining a baseball team, with speculation about his rest needs and plans for the season.
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Seybold Injury Risks Opening Day For Nationals Boston Series
Seybold will miss the season opener after suffering a knee injury. Doctors expect a possible weeks to months recovery with crutches and hospital rest. If unavailable, Murphy moves to right, Nacholis to second, and Collins starts, reshaping fielding and base running for the team.
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Glaze Named Exeter Coach After Dartmouth Star Era
Special to The Washington Post Exeter announces Jonnie Glaze Dartmouth quarterback and captain of last year will coach next season and likely lead the baseball squad. Exeters three-year coach Jim Hogan faced defeats by Andover led by Dr O Connor, prompting the manager to schedule a rematch on Andover grounds. Glaze to graduate from Dartmouth in June and is noted as Dartmouth’s fastest player in years.
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Typos To Send Team A Meeting on Baseball Tournaments
A meeting was held at the Typograph on Temple Street to invite a New York Lions group to participate in four baseball tournaments to be played in Newark in September. John Tuluch elected manager of the Atos smi cab will accept the invitation. A western east union could field teams from four eastern clubs for an eight day series. A second meeting will occur next Sunday to finalize travel and arrangements. Jim Jeffres has accepted an Alaska offer to recruit California fighters for two 3% round bouts. Waldo killed in a runaway accident near Independence Missouri, a former Washington and Lee graduate and father of Jed and Alliam Walie.
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Banquet Aims At Canadian Rowing Legend Wright
Prominent rowing figures from Argonauts of Toronto invited to a banquet at Teron o Apel 71. Washington and Georgetown authorities host visitations as delegates prepare for American crew matches. Wright stroked national champion eight, widely regarded as dean of Canadian rowing. contenders from New York Boston Philadelphia listed for events.
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Out of Tune Dr Miles' Ant Pain Pills Ad touted in ad text
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McGraw Sets Preseason Plan With NY Nationals
The Washington Post notes manager McGraw will resist experimentation in 1908. He plans a lineup of Bresnahan Needham and Mathewson Ve Ginnis Taylor Ames and Willc infielders Tenney Doyle Bridwell and Devlin, with Shannon Seymour and Bonni outfielders. Catcher James likely retained along with Beecher and Malarkey, others from Texas may be sent back.
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