Mays or Leonard for Today's Game
Weather delays and lineup plans frame a Boston Red Sox Ath letics clash as Carl Mays or Dutch Leonard prepare to start. Connie Mack weighs pitching options including Sheehan Bush Nabors and a crop of young players like Witt from Goddard Seminary as spring drama builds.
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Malden High Players Pledge $500 for Field Funds
Malden High School students pledged themselves to loan the baseball team $500 at a mass meeting. The team, already burdened by last season’s deficit, faces not being allowed to play home games until the funds are raised to repair and maintain the athletic field.
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Golf club to vote on clubhouse site at Lenox dinner
Commonwealth Country Club members meet at Hotel Lenox next Tuesday evening to decide the club’s major future project. Last year $75,000 in bonds funded improvements including a clubhouse below the eleventh tee near the thirteenth green on the Boston Newton boundary.
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Newton Site Win Promised for Clubhouse Vote
Members debate location as Newton vs Boston for a new clubhouse. If Newton wins, subscribed bonds may be withdrawn and the club could become a leading Massachusetts course with expanded membership and improved facilities including social privileges and better service.
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Ten miles is long enough for Jimmy Hennigan to run
The piece notes Hennigan’s refusal to run longer than ten miles calling 95 miles too much like work. It mentions Eddie Murphy facing Matt Wells next Tuesday in boxing with Wells favored yet Murphy expected to perform better than in prior bouts. Clark Griffith praises Walter Johnson for the upcoming season and Pennsylvania track coach vacancy draws multiple candidates.
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Reds Cancel Dalton Trade Talks With Buffalo
April 14 at the ballpark President August Herrmann announced the proposed deal to acquire outfielder Jack Dalton from the Buffalo Federals is off. Herrmann said Dalton sought more pay than the teams had agreed.
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Willard Family Welcomes Fifth Child In Chicago
A baby boy weighing eight pounds was born last night to the wife of Jess Willard, the world heavyweight champion. The birth makes the Willards a family of five children.
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Baseball Clarifications on Rudolph and Lajoie Suitability
The record confirms Dick Rudolph did not play for the Giants in the 1913 World Series era, having been with the Giants in 1911 and then moving via Toronto to Boston, with Braves activity in 1913. Command confirms Nap Lajoie played all of last season with the Athletics, appearing in 129 games.
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