Baldwin Seeks Rematch With Lightweight Champ Welsh
Charlestown lightweight boxer Matty Baldwin, buoyed by a Brooklyn showing versus Willie Beecher, eyes a rematch with Freddie Welsh. Baldwin and manager Eddie Murphy returned optimistic from New York, claiming Welsh proved a formidable foe and Baldwin craves a second bout to prove himself.
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Eddie Murphy
New York
Indoor running training options for beginners
A young runner seeks indoor training venues. Look for community recreation centers, school gyms, and local fitness clubs offering beginner courses, treadmill work, and structured programs. Check hours, access for youth, and safety rules before joining.
Automakers optimistic as spring orders rise
As spring arrives, auto sales outlook improves with dealers urging demonstrations and early spring deliveries. Palm Beach observer notes fashion while trade experts report France Britain and Russia have bought 3840 trucks worth about 4 million dollars since the war began. Major suppliers include White Kelly-Springfield Peerless Packard Pierce and Jeffery, most trucks delivered and in service. Cadillac Boston promotes a new eight cylinder roadster now on display.
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France
Great Britain
Russia
White
Kelly-Springfield
Peerless
Packard, Pierce and
Jeffery
Rocque to Coach Arena in Hockey Comeback
Dartmouth coach Fred Rocque is named to lead the Arena Hockey Club amid a promising season. His appointment follows Harry Denesha's reduced involvement, with Rocque set to coach tonight and again for the second round against the B A A. The piece also notes recent mixed results and upcoming games against Laval, New Haven, and the Crescents, highlighting the season's surprises and the arena’s coaching shakeup.
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Dartmouth and Harvard Set for Hockey Championship Tilt
Harvard plans to face Yale with Dartmouth backing the Crimson in New Haven as a possible playoff for the hockey title hinges on Harvard beating Yale. Coach Rocque criticizes Yale's rough play in the Dartmouth game, while Harvard captain Claflin or his substitute Gus Doty could lead the Crimson. Bud Phillips is expected to be ready for Yale after an injury.
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Claflin
Gus Doty
Dartmouth
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Relays Set for Penn High School Meet at Carnival
Local high schools plan entries for the Penn relay carnival. Managers classify entrants to balance team sizes and boost participation. Huntington High, the High School of Campeines, English High, Lynn schools, and Exeter are among likely participants.
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Camineies
English High
Lynn
Xeter
Private Schools 10 Meet at Harvard Outdoor Track
The Triangular league championship in track features Noble and Greenough Roxbury Latin and Volkmann at Soldiers Field Harvard. Nominal leaders clash in sprints hurdles and jumps with Nobles captain Gagnebin Volkmann sprinter Bowen and Roxbury Latin captain Alexander among top contenders.
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Ben Blanchard
Randolph Johnston
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Harry Bowen
Perry
Billings
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St Nicholas Leads Hockey Standings After Upset
St Nicholas moves to the top as Crescent losses prompt a league shakeup. The Hockey Club of New York, aided by Canadian imports Mac Donnell Young and Conway, defeats the Boston B A A, dropping their perfect percentage to .200 while St Nick’s climbs to first and Hockey Club ties with Irish American for fourth. Upcoming games include B A A against Crescents and the Hockey Club facing Irish American A C at St Nicholas rink.
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Crescent Hockey Seven
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New York
St. Nicks
MacDonnell
Young
Conway
Boston
Cnhance
Crescents
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A. C
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Goulett to Meet Poulios in Grand Opera House Bout
The weekly wrestling bill at the Grand Opera House features Jim Poulios and Peter Goulett in a middleweight clash. Both rivals seek to settle a long standing argument over who is the superior wrestler with promises of action.
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Peter Goulett
Woonsocket
Mandot and Dundee Draw in 20 Rounds
New Orleans today saw lightweight contenders Joe Mandot of New Orleans and Johnnie Dundee of New York fight 20 fast rounds to a draw. The bout kept the crowd engaged with steady exchanges and no decisive victory.
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Mandot
Dundee
New Orleans
Joe Mandot
Johnnie Dundee
New York
Three Leagues Ruin for Game Three Leagues Ruin for Game Three
The speaker argues against creating three major leagues under organized baseball. He warns it would hurt the game by scattering interest, harming the World Series and American sports, which rely on concentrated attention. He stresses three big leagues would divide public interest.
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Outlaws
Baseball Signs and the Case Against a Third Major League
The author disputes creating another major league under organized baseball, arguing it would hurt fans, players, and profits. He cites McGraw, Ruppert, Huston, and Hank O Day era teams, noting signs and signals as core to modern play while praising Boston Americans under Jimmy Collins for synchronized play.
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Huston
McGraw
Pike
Joe Tinker
Reds
Hank O'Day
Boston Americans
Jimmy Collins
Michigan Coach Seeks New Drill To Fire Track Team
Ann Arbor Feb 14 Trainer Steve Farrell of the University of Michigan reveals a novel method to instill enthusiasm and aim in his track squad. He believes the approach will build the decisive drive needed for success.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
Steve Farrell
University of Michigan
Farrell's music aided training plan for Michigan track
Coach Farrell proposes using the varsity band to accompany track training at Michigan. He hopes faster tunes will nudge athletes to keep strict training amid social distractions. Band duties would align with timed strides to boost effort and garner broader support for the team.
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Farrell
Michigan
Michigan Star
Connie's Training Builds A's Team Work Spirit
In 1915, Connie spent years shaping players to the Athletics style, carrying a youngster from the bench to learn the game. He stresses that signs and teamwork win games, noting that team work is crucial since baseball is their business.
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Connie
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Connie Mack May Trade Players With Yankees
If Connie Mack transfers any players to the Yankees he expects to receive valuable talent in exchange.
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