Reds at Hot Springs gear up for pennant chase
Cincinnati Nationals manager Clark Griffith reports strong results from spring practice in Hot Springs Arkansas. He praises Fred Beck and the new recruits as setting a fast pace for the season. Veteran pitchers Jesse Tannehill Sergei and McQuillan show solid form as the club blends youth with aging stars while catcher Tom Clarke competes hard for catching honors.
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Grounders notes on spring weather and baseball signs
A Grounders column reflects on a breezy spring day, hints at upcoming weather shifts, and imagines the baseball park waking to green grass and rising noises of carpenters. It mentions Izaak Walton’s Compleat Angler selling for 3500 dollars, and ends with a playful nod to the Three-I7 and upcoming season obsessions.
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Dick Kinsella Up To Old Tricks
Dick Kinsella carries old grievances and sends insulting telegrams to James T. Hayes. The Davenport audience reviews the dispute with Springfield club leadership, noting published charges and a sharp reply from Kinsella.
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Danville Eyes Central League Move Amid Three I Snares
Danville considers leaving the Three I to join the Central league after a season marked by squabbles. The Commercial News notes Danville plans to sell its Three I franchise and buy into the Central league for better management relations. Bloomington reports major league signaling shifts as Peoria signs Elwood Boyer and Danville explores new team names. Rock Island signs Roy Whiteside and prepares spring training with eleven pitchers set to report next week. Pearl Holycross leans to Flint in the South Michigan league. Dan OLeary adds promising young pitcher Harry Benton to Davenport’s roster.
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Milwaukee City League Player Hails From Iowa
Benton, a 14 or 15 year old native of Askaloola Iowa, is described as a native Iowan and thus naturally skilled for Milwaukee City League play.
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McFarland Outpoints Moran In Ten Round Title Fight
New York March 15 Packy McFarland outpointed Owen Moran, the English lightweight champion, at the Fairmount Athletic club. The Chicago challenger pressed every round, landing clean punches and body blows that finally staggered Moran in the seventh. Moran fought back gamely but was outboxed throughout the ten rounds.
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Left handed Indian pitcher Miller eyes future in ball
Native player Tintianti Miller from Gladstone Michigan draws attention as a left handed thrower in baseball. Comparison to Leroy of St Paul, notes on potential as a twirler and mentions evolving pitches and new ball developments affecting the sport.
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Wolgast quits fighting after Hogan bout in New York
After his ten round bout with One Round Hogan at Madison Athletic Club in New York on April 18, Wolgast announced in Los Angeles that he is tired of boxing and has promised his wife he will never again enter the ring. Meanwhile two old rivals prepare for a week of action in Philadelphia, with Jimmy Hunll returning from London to face Hal Nelson in a six round bout at Jack O’Brien’s club, and Jack Fitzgerald set to oppose Kid McCoy next Monday.
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Quincy Struggles Without League Baseball Amid Uncertain Future
In the Dubuque Times Journal, Quincy faces a harsh spell without a league club. The city’s loss of a berth appears tied to decisions by Dick Kinsella, as Wa teroo’s supposed claim contrasts with Quincy’s shaky guarantee.
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McGraws 1911 Base Ball Guide Released for Enthusiasts
John J. McGraw publishes a comprehensive baseball guide offering full wage illustrations and playing instructions for every position. It covers post season rules, schedule, league standings, and pitching art with a price of 10 cents plus 4 cents postage, via Richard K. Fox in New York.
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Taft to Face Fresh Criticism Over Mexican Mobilization
Washington March 15 The Mexican situation dominates early session talk as Taft faces possible Senate and House scrutiny. Senator La Follette pushes for a full explanation of mobilization and navy orders, fearing hidden ties to financial interests and Diaz supporters. Supporters expect Taft to present a clear position on opening day to forestall attacks.
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BLOW PARALYZED BIDDLE NERVE INJURY UPDATE
Philadelphia report from March 15 notes Anthony J. Drexel Biddle suffers eye injury after a Thursday bout with Jack O'Brien at the American Athletic Club. Biddle remained in darkness for days while doctors prepared to confirm he will not lose sight. Burkhardt, called the white man's hope, stood 6 feet 4 and 190 pounds but quit after two rounds amid a rough exchange.
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Diapepsin Promises Quick Relief From Indigestion
A vintage pitch promises stomach relief from heartburn gas and dyspepsia by taking Diapepsin. It claims meals will digest fully with no fermentation or acid build up and that a single dose works within minutes. A 60 cent bottle is advertised with assurances of rapid relief and a healthier stomach.
Rest Bout Ends With Eye Injury For Biddie OBrien
In a tight first round OBrien struck Biddies right eye causing sudden pain and vision loss. Second round worsened as Biddies teeth were damaged and his face was cut. Crowd demanded another round and both men fought again. Biddle sought Dr Turnbull who treated him through the night as the eye slowly improved.
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