Harvard Captain Canned From Crimson Track Team
Charlie Brickley the Harvard football captain is dropped from the Crimson track squad on coach Haughton’s advice. The piece notes Brickley’s priority on football and suggests Dana Wingate could attract major league scouts if his batting streak continues. It mentions strong spring performances by others, weather, and looming relay contests at Franklin Field. It also notes Oxford captain Jackson’s declared aim to win, and closes with the sudden death of Barnett.
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Harvard
Crimson
Haughton
Dana Wingate
Army
Navy
A. N.S. Jackson
Oxford
Oxonians
Philadelphia
Jackson
Tigers Cancel Relay Entry At Big Championship
Due to Barnett illness the Tigers withdraw from the four mile relay at the big event. About six local officials will depart for Portland tonight to officiate the Bowdoin MIT dual games in Brunswick tomorrow afternoon. Bowdoin manager Paul Koughan demands only the top local officials for the assignment.
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Tiger
Barnett
Tigers
Portland
Brunswick
Paul Koughan
Bowdoin
Referee Decisions and Baseball Infield Play Question
The text debates where to throw with three runners and two outs when the ball is batted between home and the pitcher, the pitcher fields. It confirms the ball should go to first base and notes referees usually decide cases, though outcomes have changed, citing a boxing verdict in Australia where the decision was reversed from McGoorty to Smith.
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Jeff Smith
Local Youth Baseball Teams and Contacts Listed
Oriole BR C with 17 18 year teams joins Belmont BBC Cambridge with 17 18 year squads. Boston Gear Works nine based in Norfolk Downs features fastest amateur and semi professional players away from home. Braves of Dorchester field 11 14 15 year units with Webber T McNulty at 137 Hamilton Dorchester. Medford Braves 12 13 year teams with J F Sullivan at 15 Sumner Ave. Elias H Marston Association 15 16 year teams with Max Bernstein at 45 Chambers Boston. Plymouth Cordage Company strong amateur clubs. A E Phinney listed for North Plymouth.
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Joseph Schaff
Wilbur Street
Dorchester
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Cambridge
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Walden Street
North
Boston Gear Works
George Smith
Norfolk Downs
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Webber T. McNulty
Hamilton Street
Medford
J. F. Sullivan
Sumner Avenue
Elias H. Marston Association
Max Berstein
West End House
Chambers Street
Boston
Plymouth Cordage Company Baseball
A. E. Phinney
North Plymouth
Prieste Sold by New York Nationals to Toronto IL
New York April 23. Manager Mc Graw released pitcher Monty Prieste to the Toronto International League club. Prieste, a youngster, had been taken on the club's training trip.
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Yale Wins City Title in Cold New Haven Finish
Yale defeated New Haven 8 to 4 to clinch the city title in the seventh inning before darkness. The series included an 8 to 3 win for Yale last Tuesday, with Purser starting for New Haven and Leach homering for Yale.
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Johnny Hanes
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Worcester halves overpower New Hampshire State in exhibition
Worcester half team defeated New Hampshire State College 15 to 2 in an exhibition game. Batteries were Vandyke and Stewart for Worcester and Deshau, Paulson and Woodman for New Hampshire State College.
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Jess Burkett
New Hampshire State College
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Deshau
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Woodman
Red Sox Triumph as Rankin Johnson Beats Walter Johnson
Rankin Johnson, a rookie, pitched a 5–0 victory over the Senators on Walter Johnson's home field. Boston hitters Speaker Yerkes Lewis Hooper and Rankin Johnson supported with six hits, erasing doubts about the debut on a hostile day before 20 000 fans.
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Syracuse
Senators
Cobb's Sacrifice Wins for Tigers
In St Louis on a April day, Cobb's sacrifice fly scored Kavanaugh in the third inning to give Detroit the lead. Bush at short for Detroit impressed with stellar stops and throws as Crawford added a two base hit. The Tigers held on to beat St. Louis 3 to 1 with another insurance run later.
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Red Sox Notes Highlight Postgame Cheers and Lineup Change
Champ Clark threw out the first ball in place of President Wilson who could not attend. Rankin Johnson received widespread praise from teammates after the game. Germany Schaefer congratulated him and spectators flooded the field for handshakes. Janvrin started at third for the ill Larry Gardner. Harold played well and notched a hit off Walter, with another near miss.
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Colby Loses to Dartmouth in Alumni Oval Route
Dartmouth defeated Colby 16 to 2 at alumni oval in Hanover New Hampshire. Dartmouth built a 4 run first inning and continued scoring through the seventh. Colby pitcher Steves struggled with ten walks while Parrott and Low contributed multiple hits for Dartmouth.
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Cleveland Breaks Eight-Game Slide With 4 1 Victory
Cleveland edges Chicago 4 to 1 as Mitchell allows six hits and Wood stars in right with a single and a triple and several catches. Olson, Graney, and Johnston drive in runs while Wood’s triple sparks the seventh inning rally. Chicago scores in the eighth, two-base hits by Bodie and Graney noted.
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Boxing notes preview 10round Neptune A C clash in Boston
Joe Eagan of South Boston meets Johnny Kid Alberts of Elizabeth N J in a 10round main event at Neptune A C 102 Dartmouth st Also three sixround preliminaries and ticket sales at Room 311 7 Water st tonight If Eagan wins next foe could be Eddie Murphy or Mike Glover with a potential New England welter title defense on the line Glover would meet Hagan at 142 lb for that title Other bouts include Jack Read vs Frankie Mack and several regional matches at nearby clubs
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al McCoy
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Hoppe Sets 303 Run in 14 1 Balk Line Match
New York April 23 Willie Hoppe world balk line champion established a new 303 point run in the sixth inning of his match with George F Slosson in the 14 1 balk line world championship. Slosson scored 79 as Hoppe neared the 307 world record in the easier 18 2 balk line event. Calvin Demarest beat Yamada 400 to 256 in 28 innings. Ora Morningstar defeated Harry Cline 400 to 261 and George Sutton beat Schaefer 400 to 261.
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George F. Slosson
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Calvin Demarest
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Yamada
Ora Morningstar
Pittsburg
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Harry P. Cline
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Schaefer
Marathon winner is entertained at Filene Club dinner
Jimmy Duffy, the Hamilton runner and B A A Marathon winner, was honored at a dinner hosted by the Filene Club at Filene department store last evening. Local officials attended and spoke about the achievement before Duffy thanked the club for the honor.
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Meredith Out Of Penn Games In Quarantine
Olympic half mile champion Tea Meredith contracted German measles and will be in quarantine for two weeks. Kelly, another member of the 1 mile relay, strained a tendon and cannot compete.
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Tea” Meredith
University of Pennsylvania
Kelly
Gossip for motorists outlines for spring auto plans and trades
Henry Myers reports a bright spring outlook after a Maine trip. W. H. Stevens plans a 500 mile Indianapolis race trip with a possible special car. Panama Pacific exhibition eyes Vanderbilt cup race for 1915. New York debates garage gasolene separators amid safety and tax concerns. Roy Harris of Firestone to arrive at the Lenox for a reception.
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Automobile Trade
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Motor Truck Tire
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Waltham High Beats Commerce 9 to 2 in Easy Victory
Waltham High defeated High School of Commerce 9 to 2 at Waltham. Rollo Fagan led the home team with 14 strikeouts and held opponents scoreless until the eighth. McDonald starred for Commerce with eight assists and two hits, but ten Commerce errors doomed the effort.
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