Red Sox Open Locally April 14 Says McBreen and Donovan
The Red Sox plan to open the season at home on April 14 with Mayor to throw the first ball. Patsy Donovan praises a strong pitching staff including Arellanes, Wood, Cicotte, Smith and Collins and expects spring practice at Hot Springs will boost conditioning. He notes past travel hurt arms and expects Boston to contend for the American League pennant.
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Wightman to enter sonderklasse with new Bonita boat
George W Wightman of the Boston Yacht Club will race a new sonderklasse boat designed by George Owen and built by Hodgdon Bros in East Boothbay Me. The craft aims to compete in Hastern Y C trial races to form a three-boat team to meet the Spanish sonders and defend the Quincy cup. The young skipper has prior rapid experience with Bonito Bonitwo Bonidrei and Bonitor in several classes.
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Hastern Y. C
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Somerville Hopes to Win Return Track Meet
Somerville YMCA track team aims to avenge a 30 to 20 loss to Newton YMCA in their second season dual meet at Newton gym tomorrow at 8 o'clock. Events include 20 yard dash 300 yard run high jump broad jump shot relay. The relay race promises the most interest.
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High School of Commerce
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Commerce Gym
Relay Race Postponed At Somerville YMCA Gym
The race between Somerville English High and Latin School relay teams scheduled for yesterday afternoon at the Somerville YMCA gymnasium was postponed until early next week.
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Somerville English High
Somerville Y. M.C. A
Eddie Smith Chosen to Referee Nelson Wolgast Fight
Eddie Smith of Oakland was selected today to referee the February 22 prize fight between Battling Nelson and Ad Wolgast, scheduled to take place in Oakland.
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Eddie Smith
Battling Nelson
Ad Wolgast
Coe to Try for Record in Special 14-Pound Shot Put
Manager Benny Osthues of the Lawrence Light Guards meet announced that Wesley W. Coe of the Boston Athletic Association will attempt to set a new record in the special 14-pound shot put due to Captain Little of Harvard being unable to compete. The program includes two wrestling matches and various relay races, with many ticket applications indicating strong interest. Entries close Saturday with O. J. Whitney at the Armory in Medford.
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Captain Little
Harvard
Wesley W. Coe
Boston Athletic Association
Arthur Mather
Medford Boat Club
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Hungerstrom
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Tufts College
Brookline Gymnasium Association
Rhode Island
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IK Calumet Boat Club
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Cambridge Y. M. C. A
Volkmann
Roxbury Latin
Medford High
Malden
O. J. Whitney
Armory
Medford
Harvard Runners Brace For B A A Games Showdown
Harvard athletes prepare for the B A A games with final training today. Pooch Donovan asserts the Crimson team is among Cambridge’s fleetest, with E K Matthew De Selding Rainey and Kelley likely in the first-string lineup. Relays feature R K Foster maybe held back to future sprint championships, while Jacques and Thernald are certain to compete, leading Harvard’s sprint and 780 yard relay plans.
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Yale
Donovan
Crimson
Cambridge
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de Selding
Rainey
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R. KE. Foster
Pooch
H. Jacques
Pete Thernald
Andover to Meet Brown Second Team in Tough Tilt
Andover faces Brown second squad in a hard fought game as captain Snell now plays for Brown. Andover aims for improved teamwork and shooting after recent stronger showings. Trainer Reet plans to enter women for the BA A Saturday and send many to the schoolboys meet February 26 with trials next week to pick relay and team members.
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Brown
Snell
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
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Hay
Sheldon
Reet
Exeter
Yale Stars Out New Haven meet roster shifts
Yale announces two top track men will miss the Boston meet due to a father’s illness and tonsillitis. Kilpatrick is called to New York, May is out for two weeks, while Goebel Seymour Canfield join the squad along with Kirjasoff brothers, Mullens, and Miles in the varsity relay. Freshmen Decker Hendrickson Brigham Baker Noyes also travel.
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Boston Athletic Association
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New York
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Decker
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Freshman Dual Meet At Newton High Gym Today
Brooksime and Newton High freshman track teams contest a dual meet this afternoon at Newton High gym. Events include 30 yard dash 300 yard dash 600 yard run 1000 yard run running high jump shot put and relays.
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Brooksime
Newton High
Moran Outpoints Matty Baldwin in 12 Round Armory A A bout
England’s Owen Moran defeats Charlestown’s Matty Baldwin in a decisive 12 round main event at the Armory A A. Moran dominates with superior boxing, opening a cut and eye injury on Baldwin, who fights gamely but unable to match Moran’s footwork. Preliminaries note Hall over Brown and other local outcomes.
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England
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Charlestown
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Moran
Matty
Manty
Bunker Hill
George Hall
South End
Joe Brown
West End
Joe Nelson
Lawrence
Jimmie Carr
Eddie Conley
Everett
Dan Sullivan
Cambridge
Joe Geary
Roxbury
Geary
Sullivan
Boxing Show in Manchester Packs Star-Studded Card
A Friday night boxing event in Manchester New Hampshire features top contenders. Headliners Tommy Furey and Young McDonough are evenly matched. Freddie Maguire of Lowell meets Mike Melia of South Boston, with Tommy Ber- continuing the lineup.
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Young McDonough
Freddie Maguire
Lowell
Mike Melia
South Boston
Tommy Ber
Brown balks at new clause in Cubs contract
Chicago February reports Mordecai Brown refuses a team ban on barnstorming and seeks a roughly $2000 raise to become the NL's highest paid pitcher. He says he will not join the team until the contract is settled and notes he may retire soon. Brown cites two grievances while Murphy negotiates.
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Mordecai Brown
Terre Haute
Ind
Murphy
Cubs
Brown
Rosedale
Health Belt promises quick relief and vitality boost
Advertisement touts the Health Belt as a wonder device that restores old-time aim and strength, claiming it adds an electro-tonic element to nerves, tissue and blood and provides immediate improvement. It pledges cures for rheumatism backache and indigestion with no drugs or privations and invites readers to request a free gauge book from Sanden Co. in Boston.
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Boston
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