Yankees Begin Spring Training with Key Players Absent
Home Row conceals a bum finger as he relaxes for a few days. Boston Americans manager William F Carrigan leads the varsity squad toward Hot Springs Arkansas. Olaf Henriksen Harold Jenkin Harold Jenkin and pitchers Anderson McCabe McHale Ruth Pennock join en route. Lewis Speaker Hooper report later. Maryland Hunt Cup entries open April 2 with April 16 deadline. weight 145 pounds with allowances for 5 and 4 year olds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers Thomas
Haley
Providence Internationals
Lewis
Speaker
Hooper
Baltimore
Nationals and Virginia open exhibition series tomorrow
Manager Griffith plans to use Judge as clean up hitter as the Nationals and Virginia meet in an 8:30 p.m. exhibition opener. Schwab joins the camp while Gittings, Milan, Barber, Rondeau and others vie for spots. Johnson and Foster pace pitching and fielding drills as Griffith evaluates five possible outfielders and a young corps to mold into a championship club.
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Griffith
Judge
Is Some Consolation Anyway By Tad
Two young fighters met at the Fairmont Club in New York for a preliminary bout to settle a grudge. The short man, called Hiss the Canvas Matt, appeared unangry and distracted, while the long fighter stormed in the third round. A gallery spectator yelled for mercy as the crowd urged endurance with a sobering Europe reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont Club
New York
Joe
Europe
Attacks On Willard Moran Bout Stir Public Expectation
New York readers anticipate the March 26 Willard Moran bout under Tex Rickard. The article defends Willard, deflates attacks from Marty McCue, and notes Rickard's proven honesty and boxing zeal. It highlights Willard's fitness, Jones's management missteps, and the fight's potential to elevate Willard as a popular champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jack Johnson
Willard-Moran
Tex Rickard
Rickard
Gans-Nelson
Goldfield
Nev
Jeffries-Johnson
Reno
Burns-Johnson
Australa
Jeffrias-Johnson
San Francisco
Nevada
Boxing Commission
Marty McCue
Marty
Willard
Johnson
Habana
Jones
Wile Jar
Willard Dosan
Allihia
Agnew Elected President Of American Bowling Congress
William Agnew of Cleveland is chosen president of the American Bowling Congress at Toledo meeting. Amendments extend secretary and treasurer terms to ten years. Abe Langtry of Milwaukee and Frank L Pasdeloup of Chicago named secretary and treasurer. Grand Rapids lands 1917 tournament with 1,143 prizes in sight and top prize of 800 dollars. Multiple event prize breakdowns listed with entrants and standings.
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Toledo
Ohio
William Agnew
Cleveland
American Bowling Congress
Abe Langtry
Milwaukee
Frank L. Pasdeloup
Chicago
Grand Rapids
Grand Rapida
Grees Bante
Sty We
Grand Rapide
Williame and Schmidt
P. Brunnett
W. Senan
Jackson
F. Weasel
How They Will Face. Charlottesville Teams Lineups
Charlottesville March 10 Here is how the teams will line up in the first game Nationals Milan center field Foster Judge first base Barber Rondeau left Morgan second base McBride short Charrity catcher Gallia pitcher Harper pitcher Sloan Virginia Berkley shortstop Smith center field Stern or Morton second base White left Thurman first base Buckley third base Carrington Gwathmey right field Green or H Gwathmey catcher Field pitcher Caliowky pitcher Drummond pitcher Hixey
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Stanley T. Milliken
Charlottesville
Nationals
Virginia
Nick Altrock
Griffith
Jack Ryan
Prortonsos
Grit
Barber
C. Milan
Rondeau
Judge
Morgan
McBride
Foster
Ed Gharrity
Gallia
Harper
Sloan
Grimm
Milan
Centerield
Charrity
Berkley
Smith
Stern
Morton
White
Thurman
Buckley
Carrington
Gwathmey
Feld
Green
H. Gwathmey
Field
Caliowky
Drummond
Hixey
Dillon Shades Flynn in Hard Fight at Madison Square Garden
New York March 1 Jack Dillon of Indianapolis and Jim Flynn faced a rugged 1¢ rounds bout. Dillon led with clean punching while Flynn answered with bulldog grit. Early on Dillon appeared to gain the edge but Flynn finished strong, tearing at Dillon as the latter grew fatigued.
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New York
Marsh
Jack Dillon
Indianapolis
Moran Prepares for Willard Bout With Ring Work Plans
Frank Moran resumes training after four days of rest, with Willie Lewis arranging snowdrift sparring and a full morning session to ready him for the March 26 fight with Jess Willard. Willard entertains a Ladies Day crowd at Pioneer Sporting Club, displaying his usual polish as admirers note his gleaming attire and poised stance.
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Rickard
Park
Reno
Richard
Willard Moran
Washington Post
New York
Frank Moran
Willie’ Lewis
Moran
Jesa Willard
Willard
Pioneer Sporting Club
Walter Monaghan
Noted fight promoter Gibson dies in Syracuse hospital
William Gibson a noted fight promoter died suddenly today in a Syracuse hospital at age 62. He originated from Rock Island Illinois and later resided in Allentown Pennsylvania. Gibson promoted the career of fighter Jim Coffey and was a longtime boxing figure.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Wiliam Gibson
Rock Island
Allentown
Gibson
Jim’ Coffey
Boys T M C A Five Wins In Gym rout
Tech High falls 82 to 22 to the YMCA boys team in the YMCA gym. At halftime the score was 14 all. In the second period the YMCA squad held Tech to two field goals. Goals from floorm Young, Payne, Potter, Gorte. Fouls Payne eight, Biseman four. Referee Mr. Collifower. Time halves twenty minutes.
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Woolf
Peattter
Potter
Hutchinson
Hneman
mEixewan
Edmonston
D. Preifter
floom—Young
Payne
Gorte
Biseman
Mr. O. Collifower
Advocates Two Amateur Classes In National Baseball Federation
Cincinnati March 10 The rules committee proposes dividing amateurs into two classes A for strict amateurs and B for those who accept money but do not pursue baseball as a livelihood. Championship series and intercity play to be recommended for both classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
National Baseball Federation
Race Track Entries for Sport of Today in Juarez
Race program lists selling races for 3-year-olds and up at Juarez with multiple entries across six races including horses such as Whispering Hope Endurance Tutor Nester Joe Electrowan and more. Weather clear track fast and purses vary from 400 dollars for several races to 500 for others, with many horse names and weights noted.
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Andrew Johnston
Jennie Small
Asams
Whispering Hope
Lachis
Little Blue
Eugene Sues
Endurance
Uncle Tke
Tutor
Sheffield
Air Line
Jolly Tar
Nester Joe
Electrowan
Acumen
C W Kegnon
Princes Janica
Madelle
Crytex
Fitzgerald
Henry Walbank
Etrathearn
W Ward
MM Trope Ee Ee Pe Loud
Dundresry
Brook Harry L
Belling
Tempy Duncan
Flossie
Oklahoma Bebe
Auntie Gari
Forman
Faroita
Lady Young
Odd Crone
California Jack
Helling
Meal Tiet
Charity Ward
Bean Spicer
Eastman
Engraver
la Duc
Cecil
Panhadapt
Senorite Dans
Irian Ha
Marcus
Haban
Hyattaville High School names baseball leaders for season
Hyattaville Maryland March 10 Harry Lanhardt will captain and Charles Morris to manage the Hyattaville High School baseball team for the upcoming season. Coach Merriken expects practice to begin soon and a stronger squad than last year with Loomis Holden Smith Gaylor and Bertinshaw among those who have left or were out during the 1915 campaign. Players already signaling for tryouts include Crosware Johnson Morris Roome Robertson Lanhardt Kessler Belt Bryant Czarra Porter and the McClay brothers.
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Morris
Roome
Robertson
Lanhardt
Kessler
Belt
Bryant
Czarra
Porter
McClay Brothers
Uncertain racing results list with mixed horse names
A fragmented veterinary style racing ledger appears with horse names and numbers such as Red Cross, Le Mode, Dirka, Good Wood, Berjeavin, Zoroaster, and others. The text reads as a partial entry from a race card or results list with unclear context and missing details.
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Red Cross
Bill Bilmmons
le Mode
Dirka
Good Wood
Berjeavin
Zoroaster
Race course results provide multiple horse finishes
The race card lists six races with entrants and odds. First race Purée 2-year-old maidens went to Jay Thummer ahead of Magnetina and Mi brey with times around 4 81/4. Second race for 3-year-olds and up over five furlongs saw Great Frar win, Ada second, Labelle third. Third race five and a half furlongs had Ze noted first, Evran second, Oklahome and Irish among others. Fourth race one mile Exmont won, Connaught second, Gordon Russell third. Fifth race six furlongs saw Tady Young win, Hardy second, Van Horn third. Sixth race five and a half furlongs had Trhaky Di victorious, Finnigan second, Dixie Mina among runners. Additional late races include Unity winning six furlongs and Leura taking the next.
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Jay Thummer
Buckles
Magnetina
Preece
Mibrey
tMorys
Kitty Cheatham Tuffy
Alan
Peep
McGown
Ada
Pauley
Gentry
Happiness
Tiger Bill
Jack Harrison
Crysola
Lenore
Boas
Yeater Sun
Ethel Wieku
CW Kennon
Bat Masterson
Zenoted
Orme
Davie
Evran
H. Shilling
Oklahome
Randal
Pythias
Ferrana
Yuba
Barsac
Ihwon
Hardy
Buxton
van Horn
Feebey
Ailus Edith
Marshal Tilghman
McAlan
Hayes
Mack
Eubanks
iFeeney
Finnigan
Burton
Dixie Mina
Old Goin
Caronodlet
A. Jones
Kid Nelson
Moller
Ren Habana
Salling
Unity
Uaffertz
Galethamplan
Lerrett
Archery
Ciaplin
Dancing Star
Beattiah Knight
Ward
Parlor Boy
Walatenholm
Ada Apne
Tsplini
Kopje
Chitra
Belfast
Greetings
Mountain
Edith Banmean
Eterrett
Stunner
Tiny
Smass
Medes
Smirking
Doran Birdland
Bob Blossom
Lord Wella
Weathers
Snitty
Allen
Connelly
Smilax
Stunaetts
Feather Duster
Bulgar
Baby Sister
Malik
Granady
Jabot
Venal
Carlton G
Capisin Eliott
Benny Wauff Signs with New York Nationals for Giants Camp
Former Federal star Benny Wauff agreed to a contract with the New York Nationals and then departed for the Giants training camp at Merlin Texas. Wauff formerly played for the Brooklyn Federals and joins the Giants’ camp lineup.
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Federal Star
Giants
New York
Benny Wauff
Ater
Brooklyn Federals
New York Nationals
Boeketer
Merlin
Tex
Daulin's Bowlers Are Beaten in Laurel Match
Laurel Maryland March 16 In a special match the Laurel team beat Dulin's All Stars of Washington in three games for the Atlantia Cogat Bowling Association tournament. Local scores show Latore Braune and other named players contributing to Laurel's victory. Cleveland A C to Meet Mamberg urged to attend a meeting at Rob Smith Randolph Place Northwest at 6 o'clock.
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Enectal
Washington Post
Laurel
Dulin
All Stars
Washington
Cleveland A. C
Mamberg
Cleveland Athletic Coup
Rob- Smith
Randolph Place
At & O
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Eelian U
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Wes
Christy Borsalino
Wallington
Sidney West
Terse
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Murads
Hregrgyos
Schwab
Him
Leonard Schwab
Matty
Reds
Eddie Foster
Griff
Lambeth Field
Altrock
Grifith
Old Fox
Garber
Brianke
H. Milan
Jamieson
Moeller
Sam Gittings
Gittings
Joe Judge
Fox
Clyde Milan
Washington Club
Hot Springs
Lena
George McBride
Walter Johnson
Walter
Benny Rondeau
Eas
Eddie
Fredericksburg
Jim Shaw
Pittsburgh
Jt Wen
Tad
Robert Edgren
New York City
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Jess Willard
Jeffries
Tom Jones
Agnew
A,b,c. Rollers
Dillon Shades
Flynn
Suits For Hire
Titke Holder
Gibeon
Was Lake
Coney
Tech
Omar
Parker, Bridget &Co
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Omars
Juarez
Paul Son
Big Lomax
Dre RL
Bwarenger
Jim L
Helsing
Margaret Bilen
Rose Marian
Servilian
Louvenir
Blue Gap
Carrie Orme
Katina
Pouth
Pontefract
Ben Quince
Ye Father Riley
Hoyal
Marquette Hotel
Furlol Anh Forth
No Friend
Aunt Lis
Costa
Fixer
Schnecks Drug Store
Mal Gen S
Mauce
Heenan
Increase
Jack Om
Wiley
Ehvergate
Talleyland
Myaba Bunny
Rose Point
Orticular, Jr
Brown Stone
Piguieyre
WLW
Clark
Col Jaimeatie
Imperial Rathhouse
Hyattaville High
Kauff
Daulin
Dale Agents
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