Red Sox Stalled at Hot Springs After Rain Delays
The Red Sox remain at Hot Springs as heavy rain postpones departure plans. Players planned to pack and depart early with trainer Joe Quink coordinating porters and bellboys, but damp weather keeps them in camp longer than expected.
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Rain Delays Hit Red Sox and Pirates Exhibition Schedule
Weather keeps Red Sox and Pirates confined to hotels with rain-driven delays across the tour. Nashville and Cincinnati setup circuits face potential washouts, while managers plan limited workouts and possible postponements.
Acnamara Wins In Pinehurst Tourney
In Pinehurst North Carolina on April 1 the 12th annual North and South amateur championship concluded with T L MacMara of Boston defeating Arles Evans Jr of Edgewater by 148 to 149. Other noted scores placed Herbert Gerblade and Stewart Maiden at 149 and 150, Wald Kirkby 152, J Topping 156, and Walter J Travis 159.
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N. C
T. L. Macmara
Boston
Arles Evans, Jr
Edgewater
Herbert Gerblade
Stewart Maiden
St.in
Hine
Swald Kirkby
Englewood
J. Topping
Greenwich
Walter J. Travis
Garden City
New Orleans Boxers Prep for National Amateur Championship
Early arrivals from New Orleans indicate strong Southern interest in the national amateur boxing championships at Mechanics Hall on April 8 and 9.Louisiana contenders include A Simon in 105 pounds and I Berkeley in 158 pounds, joined by 185-pound hopefuls Al Theorlesgans and D Johnston. Canadian entries include George Gamble and Dan McDonald, with Emory Payne representing Franklin A A of New York in heavyweight. Additional New York entrants from Trinity Club and Hollywood Inn add to a wave of strong competitors as more clubs will send fighters.
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St. John's
Dan M’donald
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New York Husky
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Big City
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Charles T. Henry
Arthur Sheridan
Harry O. Rex
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Mandot Defeats Moran in Eight Round Showdown
Memphis April 1 Joe Mandot the Southern contender for the lightweight title won a decision over Owen Moran of Britain after eight rounds before the National A C. Mandot sustained a second round knockdown and bled from the mouth but regained momentum to dominate with lefts and rights. Ringside challengers Matty Baldwin and Pal Moore watched.
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Shifts Persist in Harvard Crew Before Cornell Race
Harvard crews continued changes on the Charles as May 25 looming. Veteran rowers returned to the first shell after a two week absence with Balch replacing Wiggens at bow and Metcalf taking Mills’s seat at No. 5. In the second shell L Curtis moved to seven and Rogers shifted from seven to three, with Walker dropped to the third boat.
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Benny Waufman Beats Albanes On Points In Columbus Bout
In Columbus on April 1 Benny Waufman of Philadelphia held a slight edge over Johnny Albanes in the final rounds. Waufman used infighting to gain the lead after ten rounds in a boxing card here tonight.
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Schoolboy oarsmen debut on river with first practice
Greater Boston Interscholastic and Schoolboy Rowing Association crews took to the river for initial trials yesterday. Noble & Greenough led with three four oared crews while Boston Latin Cambridge Latin High School of Commerce English High and Brookline High sent first and second shells. Coach assignments covered Boston Latin English High and Brookline High under Frank Greer and Cambridge Latin Rindge and High School of Commerce under Jack Manning.
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Tigers Bench Do n ie Bush for Opening Game of 1912
Detroit manager Hugh Jennings announced in Birmingham that shortstop Do nie Bush will not be in the opening game lineup after refusing to sign his 1912 contract over salary terms. Jennings says Vitt will start at short in the opening series and praises Vitt for his defense and hitting.
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Cathedral race draws large and balanced field of runners
The Cathedral Y M C A 10 mile road race expects a strong entry list with top local distance stars Saklad McVickar Henigan Madden from North Dorchester A A and Piggott Medford Maguire Providence among contenders. Many B A A Marathon hopefuls and clubs from Irish American A C New York and Canada plan final tryouts. Entries close tomorrow with John J Magee Cathedral M C A at 176 Union Park Street Boston.
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Canada
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John J. Magee
Cathedral
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Boston
Hyland Stops Wilson in Second Round at Utica Fight
New York’s Fighting Joe Hyland scored a knockout on Bobby Wilson of Utica in the second round of a ten round attraction at the Oneida County Athletic Club. A hard left to the heart and a right to the jaw ended the bout. Leach Cross had promised to fight the winner.
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N. Y
Joe” Hyland
New York
Bobby Wilson
Oneida County Athletic Club
Leach Cross
Chinese Team Delights Crowds Then Falls to UC in 8–4 Loss
The College of Hawaii club with Chinese parentage faced the University of California in San Francisco. Apau pitched with skill and speed as Hawaii showed strong batting then yielded to UC 8 to 4 in a close contest.
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Baseball results from scattered college and city games
Scores from several games including Montreal beating Virginia 10 to 3 in Charlottesville, Washington loss to Catholic University 7 to 0, New York beating Richmond 15 to 2 in Richmond, Buffalo crushing Georgia 6 to 0, Princeton defeating Ulyssmus 6 to 0, and New Orleans over Philadelphia 2 to 1 in New Orleans.
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Toronto
Ulysmus
New Orleans
Philadelphia
News Orleans
Jeanette Stops Jones in Fourth Round Upset
Hoboken heavyweight Joe Jeannette easily outboxed Griff Jones in New York on April 1. The referee halted the scheduled ten round bout in the fourth after Jones was knocked down several times in the third, with a knockout looming before the bell.
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Seventh in pitching series on Boston Nationals from the South
Ed Donnelly writes the seventh installment of a Boston National pitching series, contributed by twirlers at the invitation of the Post. The pieces run daily until the team returns home from the South, with future issues to feature how to hold and deliver the ball, illustrated by Augusta Ga photographs. Previous installments listed include Cy Young and several others in March.
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Post
Ed Donnelly
South
Augusta
Cy Young
Walter Dickson
Hank Griffin
J. Bradley Hogg
J. W. Brady
Orlie IF. Weaver
The Spitter Advice for Young Pitchers
The article urges young pitchers to avoid the spitball until long practice, warns against snapping the ball, and stresses full arm swing, careful grip, and controlled release. It covers proper wrist motion for right and left handers, height of release to shape ball break, and the need for ongoing practice for perfect control.
Billy Marchant Defeats Teddy Maloney in Six Rounds
Billy Marchant the English featherweight title claimant won a six round decision over Teddy Maloney at the American A. C. in Philadelphia. A sharp left jab and fast lefts dominated the exchanges with Marchant suffering a deep cut above the eye in the final round while continuing to trade blows as blood streamed down both wrestlers faces until the bell.
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Penn
Billy Marchant
Teddy Maloney
A. C
Marehant
Boxing Night Promises Action at Central Athletic Club
The Central Athletic Club showcases Charley Griffin and Gilbert Gallant as headliners in a boxing card that also features Freddy O'Brien, Wid McDonald, and other notable fighters. Expect matchups across weight classes with Eddie Weevin, Joe Coster, and Johnny Fallon on the radar as plans for April bouts unfold.
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Charley Griffin
Gilbert Gallant
Chelsea
New York
Gallant
Kangaroo Land
Freddy O'Brien
Wid McDonald
Roslindale
Eddie Weevin
Joe Coster
Johnny Dundee
Jimmy Walsh
150 Track Men Out at Harvard
Harvard varsity and freshman track teams opened spring outdoor practice under coaches Donovan and Quinn. Slow track work due to rain means at least two weeks to bring the field in shape, with veterans like Captain Paul Withington and Fred Copeland in attendance and weight men training indoors all winter to bolster the Crimson’s weakness.
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Fred Copeland
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Harvard Opens Spring Football Under Coach Haughton
Harvard began spring practice on Soldiers Field with 38 candidates under Coach Haughton. Captain Fisher of the 1911 eleven and star half back Campbell led light drills as the team started the spring program yesterday.
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Yale Baseball Schedules Changes For Southern Trip
Yale baseball announces schedule changes for the Southern trip starting Wednesday. The April 4 game with Cornell moves to Baltimore, with two games against Johns Hopkins added in Baltimore on April 8 and 9.
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Hopkins
Another Win for Phillies Over Athletics
Philadelphia April 1 The Athletics were compelled to bow to the Phillies again today with no fluke about it. The injury to Baker helped but Oldring in relief allowed three hits that the hitting demon would have halted otherwise.
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Phillies and Athletics clash in tense spring exhibition
The game highlighted sharp fielding by both sides and standout work by Alexander. Brown struggled with nine walks as Philadelphia matched Milwaukee’s defense, while Barry and Doolan impressed for the Phillies. Magee and Paskett epitomized reliable defense, and Baker played through bandages as Connie Mack weighed risk versus return.
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Baker
Connie Mack
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