Baseball Notes and Upcoming Meet Highlight Boston Scene
The Boston Post previews a Sunday pocket guide with day by day major league schedules. It notes Paul Lannin’s musical credit for Two Little Girls in Blue and discusses player eligibility issues facing Kauff, Baker, and others, plus managerial shifts and anticipated rivalries in New York and Boston. It also covers Fred Faller vs Jimmy Henigan in an upcoming Cathedral 10 mile race and Massachusetts Legion relay prospects for Franklin Field on June 4 with Holy Cross runners and notable figures like Harold Cutchill and Joe Sullivan.
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Joe Sullivan
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Bates Meets Harvard In Open Baseball Tilt At Soldiers Field
Harvard faces Bates at 3 oclock on Soldiers Field in a Maine champions visit. Goode will start pitching for Bates with possible relievers, while Crocker and the regular infield support a hopeful upset bid.
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Kennedy Owen
Finnigen Crocker
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Py Quaick
Dan Barry
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Maine
Crimson
Cusick
Northeastern College
Hallock
School Tilts Begin Today In Suburban League Title Race
All eight teams start away today in the Suburban league baseball title race. Cambridge Latin visits Somerville in a likely class of the league pitching duel between McCrehan and Currier. Malden meets Everett at city field with Saperatein and Hall on the mound. Medford vs Brookline and Newton vs Rindge Tech round out the schedule with both matchups eyed as tests for the weaker clubs.
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Everett
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Newton
Rindge Tech
Russell Field
Local lightweight Pinkey Mitchell wins newspaper decision in 10 round bout
Milwaukee reports Pinkey Mitchell of the local lightweight division earned a newspaper decision over Trish Patsy Cline of New York after ten rounds.
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Pinkey Mitchell
Trish
Patsy Cline
New York
Is golf links singular or plural in public debate
A witty 1921 column debates whether golf links should be treated as singular or plural. Quips from experts, references to Ouimet, and a mock committee frame the question as officially unsettled, noting exceptions when the clubhouse is dry.
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Francis Ouimet
House Committee
United States
Cathedral Mile Run Attracts 40 Entrants In City
Forty runners compete in the Cathedral mile starting at 2 30 this afternoon from the Cathedral. Notables include Carl Linder former Horja A C now with B A A and 1919 Boston Marathon winner Fred Fuller National 10 mile champion. Local clubs and teams from St Alphonsus A A Hurja A C Dorchester Club and others enter full squads. Keating reports careful course policing and familiar course layout.
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Mulder
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Quincy
Dorchester Club
Keating
Boy Scouts Track Meet At Medford High Gym
Medford district Boy Scouts, aided by Coach Whiting of Medford High, hold a multi division track meet in the high school gym. Major Haines presents a perpetual cup for three consecutive wins. Over 100 scouts planned to compete in events including dash, jumps, throws, and relay races across junior intermediate and senior divisions.
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Merriman to Meet White in North and South Amateur Final
In Pinehurst North Carolina April 8 B P Merriman of Waterbury will face Gardiner White of Nassau in the final of the North and South Amateur Championship. White defeated Perry Adair 4 and 3 and Merriman beat Frank Dyer 2 up. Dyer went out in 87 and came back in 33 while Merriman was 26 for eight holes. White went out in 39 and finished 2 up at the turn.
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B. P. Merriman
Waterbury
Gardiner White
Nassau
White
Perry Adair
Atlanta
Merriman
Frank Dyer
Upper Montclair
Dyer
Adair
Concord High Opens Season Against Maynard Nine
Concord High School baseball captained by Robert Williams opens the season tomorrow at 3 pm in the Concord Centre playground against Maynard High School. The lineup listed by Coach Earle W. Peckham includes Mullaney at third base, Loftus as pitcher or center field, Williams at shortstop, L. Todd at center field or pitcher, E. Todd in right field, Frawley at second base, Duggan in left field, Giles at catcher, and Flynn at first base.
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Giles
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