Brickley presented as Boston College coach at mass meeting
At a mass meeting of Boston College students at University Heights, Charles E. Brickley was formally introduced as the new football coach. He urged academic emphasis and team unity, aiming for a successful next season, as university leaders praised his sportsmanship and progress.
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Boston College
University Heights
Harry Kiley
Student Athletic Council
Charles E. Brickley
Charles W. Lyons
Brickley
Edward J. Brandon
Graduate, Athletic Board
Bill Sweeney
Timothy J. Murphy
Braves Refuse Weather as Defeat Excuse
Washington reports mild day for April 5 with pleasant temperatures. The Braves refuse to blame the weather for their defeat, stating it was not a cold weather setback and noting the conditions were favorable for play.
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Washington, D. C
Braves to Meet President Tomorrow in Washington
In Washington on April 5 the Braves will meet President Wilson at 10 o clock. The meeting was arranged by James F Kelly, a local attorney and Braves supporter. Stallings will make the introductions as the Miracle Man of politics meets the Miracle Man of baseball.
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William F. Reddish
Jamaica Central A. A
Club House
Centre Street
Beach Street
Washington
Ashland
Hyde Park Avenue
South Street
Centre
Jamaica Plain
Braves
Wilson
James F. Kelley
Stallings
Ain't It The Truth Prompt Reflects on Jitney and Cigarettes
The text critiques a person who hunts a cheap ride for the blind yet resists paying fairly for cigarettes, hoping to get full value. It contrasts frugality with uneven street exchanges.
Braves Fall 7 to 4 to Senators in Washington
The Braves misplayed in the sixth inning, allowing five Washington runs, and after a 2 to 2 tie fell behind and could not recover. Nehf struggled early, while Knetzer closed strong but the damage was done by costly errors and missed scoring chances.
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Elmer Knetzer
Nehf
Braves
Knetzer
Washington
Art
Morgan
Foster
Konetchy
Milan
Judge
Overland Cars Reach Boston Yard in Third Trainload
A special 45 car train carrying two to three Overland autos each arrived at Boston and Albany freight yards in Back Bay. This marks the third trainload since the Mechanics Building auto show with more arrivals planned soon.
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Connell & MecKone Company
Boston & Albany
Back Bay
Boston
Mechanics Building
Bill Sweeney Wields Axe at BB C Practice
BB C coach Bill Sweeney cut players after yesterday's workout and will name the lineup today. Batting practice exposed many off color performances while Charlie Fitzgerald excelled at first base. Hoefling McKenzie and Manley showed solid work as Mitchell seems the third baseman of choice. Outfield candidates impressed with Leo Daly Ed Donovan Doc Flemming and Bonnie Sullivan among the standout performers.
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Bill Sweeney
BB. C
Sweeney
Charlie Fitzgerald
Dike’ Hoefling
Joe McKenzie
Manley
Mitchell
Leo Daly
Ed Donovan
Doc” Flemming
Bonnie O’sullivan
Giants Beaten 7 1 by Lookouts in Rainy Chattanooga
In a drizzling rain at Chattanooga New York Giants lost to Kid Elberfelds Look Outs of the Southern Association 7 to 1. The Giants had not collected more than three hits in any prior spring game and finished last in last season's standings.
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del Gainer
Joe Lannin
Del
Lannin
Chattanooga
Tenn
New York Giants
Kid Elberfeld
Lookouts
Southern Association
New Orleans Defeats Cleveland Americans 3 to 1
The New Orleans Southern Association team beat the Cleveland Americans 3 to 1 in today’s game, thanks to effective punching power and timely hitting at home.
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New Orleans
New Orleans Southern Association
Cleveland Americans
Whitney and Crane Win Out In National Court Tennis
Payne Whitney of the New York Racquet and Tennis Club defeated Charles K. Sands in a five set semi final, one of the hardest matches at the club. Joshua Crane of Boston beat C. S. Cutting of New York in four sets. Whitney and Crane advance to the final and will meet to decide who challenges Jay Gould for the title.
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New York
Payne Whitney
Jay Gould
Charles E. Sands
Joshua Crane
Boston
S. Cutting
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