Sox facing early training turmoil and lineup shifts
The article reports Sox prospects under Jack Barry with Ray Caldwell among signings, Duckie Gainer aiming for regular left field duty, and Gilhooley favored against left-handed pitchers. It also discusses Harry Hooper potential lead-off changes, and rumors of Ray Morgan being sold to the Philadelphia Quakers.
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Jack Barry
Ray Caldwell
Sox
Duckie Gainer
Long Ernie Shore
Gainer
Duckie
Lewis’ Rest Garden
Gilhooley
Barrow
Red Sox
Boston
Pacific Coast
John I. Taylor
Harry Hooper
Hooper
Harry
Ray Morgan
Senators
Philadelphia Quakers
Griffith
Morgan
Local School Track Season Sees Keen Competition
Indoor track shines with close races as Boston Latin High and Boston College High conquer rivals. Commerce and Kinglish High struggle to match past bests while Boston Latin and Cambridge Latin prepare for Sunday meet. Relay squads from several schools set for Service meet at East Armory with an Arthur Rice memorial trophy to be awarded to the top scoring club.
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Boston Latin
Boston College High
Jatin
Commerce
Kinglish Tigh
Boston Latin High School of Commerce
East Armor
Feast Armory
Cambridge Latin
Newton and
Marblehead
Boston English High
Baltimore lVolytechnic Institute
Greater Boston
Arthur Rice
Army Post
Boxing gossip and boxing hopefuls in New England sports notes
A column of boxing chatter notes problems in the Jess Willard Jack Dempsey match tied to Jack Curley, amateur bouts in Boston, and interest from managers like Johnny Dundee and Hal Chase. It mentions Millrose plans February 25, bidders for ring events, and local boxing figures including Pooch Donovan, Eddie Keevin, and Matty Moran with Reds links and Kaiser War delays.
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Jack Curley
Johnny McGraw
Hal Chase
Giants
McGraw
Cincy
Hal
Reds
Tommy Jim
Paterson
N. J
Boston
Charley Parker
Parker
Harry Carlson
Johnny Coetiovan
Loward McRae
Johnny Downes
Finney Boyle
Young Saeco
Johnny Buckley
Yale Plans Year Around Athletics Coach System
Yale moves to a year round coaching structure in line with Harvard and Princeton, aiming to reduce costs and appoint one or two general coaches. Tad Jones, if recruited, could lead football and baseball with expanded authority. The idea, endorsed by Chicago and the three Ivy newspapers, would place coaching within the faculty. Professor Mather Abbott may head rowing instruction with large squads.
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New Haven
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Walter Camp
University Council
Robert N. Corwin
Athletic Council
Tad Jones
National Collegiate Association
New York City
University of Chicago
Alonzo Stagg
Jones
Mather Abbott
Back Bay Beats Brookline in Overtime Hockey Clash
The Back Bay Hockey Club led by captain Frankie Story defeated Brookline 5 to 4 in overtime on the old Brookline reservoir yesterday afternoon. Standouts included Story Ward Kennedy for Back Bay and Healy Callahan Mahan for Brookline amid a fast ice surface and extended play.
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Back Bay
Frankie Story
Arena H. C
Brookline H. C
Brookline
Story
Elmer Ward
Jimmy Kennedy
Tom Healy
Jim Callahan
Red" Mahan
Shining Lights
Middlesex School Ice Hockey Sevens Resume Schedule
The Middlesex School ice hockey seven, after its fourth win Saturday, will face Arlington High on the Middlesex rink in North Concord Wednesday afternoon and meet Concord’s Orchester High on the road next Saturday afternoon.
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Middlesex School
Arlington IT
Middlesex
North
Concord
Orchester High School
Waivers and Ugly Talk Change Baseball Game
An umpire dispute and coaching remark about waivers shifts the tide in a tense AL game. A manager’s blunt disclosure of waivers sparks the pitcher’s collapse, leading to four runs in the eighth and a clinching win for the opposing club.
Ladies Kennel Association plans beach show
A special executive board meeting will be held tomorrow afternoon at Mrs. W N G Clark's home 19 Beacon Street to prepare for the annual beach show at Norumbega Park Auburndale on June 6 with Mrs James P Lewis of Waltham presiding as club president.
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Ladies’ Kennel Association of America
W. N. G. Clark
Beacon Street
Norumbega Park
Auburndale
James P. Lewis
Waltham
Boxing Cards and Transfers Stir New England Circuits
Boxing circles hot with changes as Johnny Ertle joins Mike Collins and Yelle eyes Carney clash. Armory A. A. at Grand Opera House shifts to Wednesday, with fits at Lewiston, Portland, and Manchester. Upcoming cards feature Coffey, Lavinsky, Mello, and Shubert bouts alongside amateur events in Waltham and Wakefield.
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Armory A. A
Grand Opera House
Willie Roberts
Mike Coffey
Toffy Leahy
Willie Coogan
Reddy Williams
Willie Green
Jim Coffey
Battling Levinsky
Yale Baseball Prospects Strong for 1917 Season
Yale’s Captain Boyd leads a large, capable candidate group for 1917 with former Yale and Andover stars expected to compete for key spots. Expected returnees include Murphy and Holden, while Bruce Coxe and Robinson bolster the pitching staff. Catches may be shared by Holmes and Sheehan as Fagar moves from Virginia to first base.
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New Haven
St. FB. Boyd
Yale Baseball Nine
Yale
Thomas Murphy
Mike Murphy
America
Murphy
Tom Sawyer
Exeter Keystone
Wilde
Eddie Talcott
Coxe
Robinson
Cal Holmes
Sheehan
Andover
Fagar
University of Virginia
Hagar
Virginia
Nay Guage
Prann
Boyd
Eddie Shevlin
Tie
Tom Shevlin
Faherty
Gordon
Robert Holden
Harvard Qarsmen Start In Freshman-Varsity Rowing Tryout
Harvard varsity rowing opens with Head Coach William Haines at Newell boathouse this afternoon for the first practice. A 70 man freshman squad trains daily while Haines assembles the varsity crew and plans a busy season including possible entries in the American Henley on May 2.
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Harvard
William Haines
Newell
Haines
Charles
Crimson
Schuylkill
Philaelphia
Starvard
Princeton
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Annapolis
Yale
Cornell
Lake Cayuga
Ithacans
Philadelphia
New London
Thames
Traines
M. E. Olmstead
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Nale Gowl
Dempsey Stitts
Tex Rickard
Paul H. Shannon
Arthur , Duffey
Sport Comment
Pooch Donovan
Uncle Sam
Pooch
Washington
Homer Baker
Bob Simpson
Earl Thomson
Fred Pollard
Frank McGrath
Mayor Curley
East Armory
Harry Paine
Dave Caldwell
New England
New York
Simon Pures
Eddie Keevin
Beacon Ifill
Charley Comiskey
Clarence Rowland
White Sox
Clarence
Milwaukee
American Association
Johnny Dundee
New Orleans
Johnny
Canning Scotty Monteith
Johnny Mooney
Joey Fox
Johnny Kilhane
Fox
Mooney
Matty
Pat Moran
The
Joe Stecher
Warl Caddock
Caddock
Stanislaus Zbyszko
Kaiser Bill
George Brown
Jack Dempsey
Jess Willard
Miss Bjurstedt
Willie Hoppe
Organization of Burke & Co
Army
Navy
Burke
Burke & CO
School Street
Middlesex Hockey
Billy Evan
Bay
DocArmy
Central A. C
Johnny Ertle
Mike Collins
Barney Snyder
Manchester
N. H
Freddie Yelle
Lewiston
Carney
Maine
Yelle
Action
A. C
Jimmy Lynch
Charlestown
Paddy Flynn
Everett
Charles DeAngelus
Revere
Dan McCormack
East Boston
Young Veria
New Bedford
Joe Currie
Johnny Mello
Fall River
Young Veto
Chelsea
al Shubert
Pete Herman
Matt Hinkel
Cleveland
Portland
Battling Reddy
Chick Hayes
Hayes
Shubert
N. N
Casino
A. C. of
Lynn
Babe Crouse
Young Leny
Frank Chaney
Willie Jones
Billy Burke
Greek Alger
Dave Powers
Salem
Mike Sullivan
Salem A. A
Sullivan
Wakefield A. A
B. B. Osthues
Summer Street
Medford
Lime Jim
Elm
Camp Merritt
N.Z
Joe Stecker
Paul Martinson
Joe
Tuohey
Martinson
Grand Opera Flouse
Quincy Machine Gun Battery
State Guard
Pythias Hall
Wollaston
Ray Cass
al Delmont
George Perry
Jack Williams
Varsity
Berkshire Woolen Co
Mitchell
Washington St
Water St
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