Big Four Turn Up At Montgomery In Old Home Week
The Boston world champions beat Montgomery 2 to 1 as Dineen pitched six innings and Freeman homered. The four Hot Springs stars, Collins and Buckenberger crews, and a welcome at the depot marked a bustling day with talk of a Dineen contract and plans for Mobile games.
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Harvard Expects Great Things From Coburn Giant Twirler
Harvard projects big things from Paul Coburn a six foot three law student who has refined his fast pitching. Once wild Coburn beat captain Clarkson in a Yale game showing control and speed that could terrorize Crimson opponents this season.
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Tufts Athletes in Exhibition at Goddard Gymnasium
Tufts College hosts a gymnastic exhibition with class drills fencing bouts wrestling and a basketball game between arts sciences and medical school teams. A dance follows under the Tufts physical training department with faculty present. Concord Dedham Roxbury Latin schedule a triangular track meet April 19 with sprints runs field events and a team race. Roxbury forecasts a strong showing.
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Buckenberger and Tenney Back Delehanty as Next Star
Montgomery March 31 Al Buckenberger calls Jim Delehanty the greatest young player he has seen and Fred Tenney joins in praise. Sir Richard Cooley backs him as the best youngster, expecting Delehanty to rival Ed Delehanty at third base for the Boston National team this season.
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Sandy Ferguson Boxer's Robbery Case In Court
The case of Sandy Ferguson charged with robbery from the person began shortly before adjournment of the Superior Criminal Court yesterday afternoon. P B Kiernan represents the defendant and the hearing will resume this morning.
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Noble & Greenough captain grieves as father dies
George G R Balls father died last Thursday and was buried Sunday. Ball, captain of the Noble & Greenough crew, may be unable to row. Friends express sympathy for Ball in his loss.
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Newton Drugists Seek New Licenses
Newton March 31 The mayor's drive against illegal liquor sales by druggists has little effect as 25 to 30 druggists file renewal applications. By April 4 all will have applied, with Newton residents watching for further action against clubs restaurants and alleged illegal hotels.
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Old Belfry Tops Arlington Boat Club In Candle Pin Meet
In Lexington on March 31 Old Belfry defeated Arlington Boat Club in a Mystic V candle pin league match. Scores show Old Belfry 458 total with games 456 420 418 while Arlington Boat Club posted 1238 across three strings.
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River crews race at B A A boathouse amid river training
The B A A boathouse hosted busy river activity with Union Boat Club newcomers and several Boston Latin School crews. Captain Comstock led a strong first crew with Hemmen Fitzpatrick and Cullburg, while De Merritte's weeks shifted strokes and Wallis impressed at stroke. Si Perkins directed the second De Merritte crew with Marion Loveland and Taylor as rowers, Booth as coxswain.
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Bean Must Play With Boston Or Nowhere
Former Jersey City captain Joe Bean will play this season with the Boston Nationals or not at all under the national agreement. Secretary Billings confirmed Bean’s assignment to Boston after Dreyfuss moved him from Jersey City, while Jersey City’s Manager Murray seeks his return. President Pulliam has notified clubs Bean belongs to Boston and no other. Billings expects a quick reply from Henry Bressler regarding the matter.
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Amateur photographers flood the A’s camp in South Carolina
Three Athletics players Waddell Bender and Hoffman are snapped in a fever of amateur photography in Spartanburg. Toledo Dan leads with striking shots of convicts and a jail stockade while Hoffman pursues wagons with a camera despite no consent from the prisoners, provoking grumpy smiles.
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Acrostic Note From Young Fan Honors Boston Americans
Business Manager Carl M. Green of the Boston Americans receives a letter from Hugh Nawn, a Roxbury Latin School student, pledging faith in a “sure thing” pennant bet and including an acrostic list ending with names such as Criger, Gibson, Farrell, and Doran.
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East Boston Noddle Island Champs Defeat High School 13 to 12
The East Boston gym team won the Noddle Island championship by beating East Boston High 13 to 12 before 500 spectators at the High School gym. Hagman was out ill for the High School, Dixon starred for the winners with key blocks and scores, Dorgan led the losers with four floor goals, and Crowley, Baker, Brett and Glynn also stood out. Final: BE B A A 138 to E B H 12. Attendance 500. Time twenty-minute halves.
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May Yet Hold Auto Races at Virginia Beach
Augustus Post, chairman of the American Automobile Association tours committee, stayed a week at Virginia Beach after an expert inspection found the proposed course problematic. He plans a further review to determine if the beach can be suitable for racing from May onward.
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New Century's Straight Wins League Matchups
Somerset rolled 1887 for the high team total and won three straight over Roslindale. Boylston swept the Independents, Elite whitewashed Dedham, and Travers of Somerset posted the high individual 295. Somerset widened its lead. Elite moved ahead of Dedham in second place.
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McMullin Sets High Hub Candle Pin Record
John Mc Mullin achieved a remarkable candle pin record at Hub alleys by bowling 19 strings totaling 2087 pins for an average of 109. He posted standout marks in strings ith 12th and 18th, including scores 128 238 and 184-400, averaging 1331-3. The sequence of scores ranged from 85 to 138 with a final 2087 total.
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Y. M. C. A Plans Gymnastic Carnival in Cambridge
The Cambridge Y M C A Gymnastic Club announces a carnival at the Association building on April 7 led by F W Murray. The event features the gymnastic team that won the A S N A championship, junior department drills, wrestling by the Wrestling Club, a Burns and Wetherbee sketch, and an association orchestra. Proceeds fund a Y M C A debt.
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