Two School Track Meets Set for Today
Two key indoor meets unfold this afternoon at area gyms. At Boston College High, BC High and Medcrne Arts High stage a dual in sprints to distance events, including dashes, 300 yards, mile, high jump and shot put with a relay. Newton High hosts a triangular with Boston Latin and Cambridge Latin, where Boston Latin is favored though Newton High’s home floor may give an edge. Newton and Cambridge Latin are strong and optimistic about victory.
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Stovall Praises Vean Curve Control By Gregg
George Stovall comments Vean Gregg can master the curve with ease while struggling with the straight ball. Stovall notes witnessing a three pitch sequence that misses the plate before Gregg curves three across the corners as if simple.
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Barrett Wendell Jr Cup Awarded For Harvard Base Running
A silver Barrett Wendell Jr cup donated by Charles Hahn Jr Brookline rewards the Harvard varsity player with the best overall base running and hitting impact. The award tallies first base arrivals including walks, sacrifice hits, stolen bases, and runs. Harvard coach Frank Sexton backs the plan as recognizing overlooked efforts and rewards the top contributor on offense.
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Winchester Medford Tie Ends Warm Up on Mystic Lake
Winchester High and Medford fought to a 3 to 3 tie after two 20 minute halves and two extension periods. Warren Goddu led Winchester with three goals while D Day Fahey Streeter and Day contributed for Medford as players with key saves and solid net work. Referee Smal, umpire Dinsmore, timer Dover.
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Cubs Sign Young Pitcher Karl Moseley
President Murphy of the Cubs announces the club has received the signed contract of Karl Moseley a young pitcher obtained from Youngstown Ohio last fall indicating a new addition to Chicago staff during the offseason program.
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Fogel Denies Move for Miner Brown to Phillies
Horace Fogel says he is not attempting to obtain Miner Brown for the Philadelphia Phillies. He rebuts rumors linking his actions to a potential acquisition and stresses no deal is in progress.
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Scout and coach for Boston American team not yet signed
Start Monday at South End Park notes the Boston American team hires a scout and coach whose identity remains withheld until a contract is signed. Umpire Connolly, American league committee chair, awaits Ban Johnson's sanction for a joint meeting, delaying any conference date.
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Final season at Walpole Street field Braves to move after 1912
On Monday the sound of hammer and saw will echo at the old South End baseball grounds as bleachers are to be rebuilt. The time honored park will close after the 1912 season with the Braves securing new stamping grounds.
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Ward and Gaffney Approve Braves Stadium Expansion Plans
President Ward and Treasurer Gaffney approve enlarging stands at South End park and work begins Monday despite cold weather. Ward awaits a league meeting next week to negotiate possible signings while exploring third base options with the Giants and Eagles scouts. Charlie Farrell joins the Braves to help with pitching staff and young players Lewis and Hauser are eyed as promising additions.
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Dartmouth Seven May Be Surprise in Harvard Clash
Dartmouth Green hockey squad travels to Boston Arena for the Harvard game Friday night after Coach Hogan’s illness. Captain Wells returns to form a strengthened lineup with Fahey and Wanamaker among improvised line changes as Rawley leads the team.
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Weekend Hockey at the Arena in Boston
Tonight Harvard Dartmouth clash opens a two night program featuring two of the Easts fastest college teams. The Boston Arena rink hosts a weekend of highly rated hockey with a marquee matchup to start.
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Harvard Defeats McGill in Strong Show of Team Progress
Harvard’s improved play after last Saturday’s win over McGill raises hopes for a clean finish to the season. The Hanover squad has undergone a tough three-week practice regimen and now shows marked improvements in both team play and individual work. The Victoias of Montreal face the B A A tomorrow at 2 30 and later meet the Intercolonials, with spectators assessing the two local sevens against Canadian rivals. Russell Bowie, famed as Dubbie, will suit up for the Victoias in what Secretary Fraser calls his final ice appearance. Bowie's unassisted five-goal solo rush against N Y A C is cited as a standout display of his talent.
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Newton High Defeats Cambridge Latin 2 0 In Triangular Meet
Newton High beat Cambridge Latin 2 to 0 in a close game of the Triangular Interpreparatory league yesterday afternoon. Forte scored in the first period and Gould added the second in the final period with strong defense by both sides. Attendance about 150.
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Arlington H S Seven Beats Stoneham Five Two
Arlington High's state hockey champions defeated Stoneham High 5 to 2 on Duck Pond Stoneham. Key attackers Ross Lowe and Holden starred with two goals by Ross and Holden supplying both Stoneham tallies. Attendance 159.
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Dartmouth Squad Heads to BA A Meet Arriving Today
Dartmouth athletes will depart Hanover tomorrow to join the B A A meet. The relay squad led by Captain Steinert with Dolan Haywood and Gardner will compete along with Olson and Martin in sprints, Charlie O Connor in the 600 yards, Buck and Brown in hurdles, Franz Marceau in the 1000, and Smith and Whitney in high jump and shot put.
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E H S Swimmers Seek Top Talent for 78 Candidates
Seventy eight candidates report to Captain Shrimp Flynn for English High School swimming trials. Only 16 boys will try out daily at the Cabot Street tank. Inter class meets planned to identify best swimmers. No meets before March due to ineligibility of Ken Wright Santosuosso Algar and Brown. Manager Walter Shuttleworth aims to arrange a dual meet with a YMCA or another high school team.
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Princeton Columbia varsity rowing dual set for May on Lake Carnegie
The Princeton and Columbia varsity crews will race on Lake Carnegie in Princeton New Jersey on May 4 or May 18 marking their first meeting in 30 years. Columbia will also race Annapolis on May 11 while Princeton and Pennsylvania square off that day.
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