Baseball Inside The Box A Call To Eliminate Delays
An opinion piece condemns batters leaving the batter’s box as a major cause of delays in baseball. It recalls a summer incident where a runner’s lead and repeated pickoffs stretched time, arguing for rules to keep batters in the box unless the umpire suspends play.
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Tter
Bre
Ted Meredith
Ted
East Armory
Arlington High Baseball Dates
Walter S. Cooledge Jr is elected Arlington High baseball manager replacing John Sexton. Thomas Geary captain and Cooledge form an interchangeable battery with Donnelly as veteran. Battery practice starts next month. League dates list Arlington visits Watertown May - May 10 Winchester at Arlington May 21 Melrose at Arlington May 1 Arlington at Winchester June - June 1 Arlington at Watertown June - June 21 Arlington at Melrose.
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Walter S. Cooledge, Jr
Arlington High School
John Sexton
Arlington High
Thomas Geary
Cooledge
Patrick Donnelly
Watertown High School
Arlington
Winchester High School
Melrose High School
Winchester
Watertown
Melrose
Brown Elected Hockey Leader at Middlesex
Charles J. Brown of Belmont was elected captain of the 1920 Middlesex School ice hockey seven in Concord, succeeding William Jenks of Morristown. Brown, 18, is a junior on the team and has also played baseball and football. Eight players received letters: Jenks, Brown, Lee, Carnegie, Bancroft, Dempsey, Norris and Romaine.
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Charles J. Brown
Belmont
Middlesex School
Concord
William Jenks
Morristown
N. J. Brown
Jenks
Brown
Charles Lee
Thomas Carnegie
John Bancroft
Justin Dempsey
Thomas Norris
Theodore Romaine
Harvard crews row on Charles amid early season ice
Three Harvard boats trained on the Charles below the Anderson bridge with Varsity A and B and the first freshman eight taking a 15 minute spin in icy water. Coach William Haines directed from shore as skaters watched from the bridge.
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William Haines
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Anderson Bridge
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Newell
Union
Haines
S. Damon
G. R. Brown
W. Davis
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J. F. Linder
D. Morris
N. Brown
Brazerstroke
D. A. Freeman
EF. L. Peirson
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Sedgwick
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Crocker
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Tech Cubs 10 Take On Worcester Academy
Technology's freshman swimming team meets Worcester Academy in Worcester this afternoon. Cambridge star Rand will swim the 50, H C Fish posts strong marks in 100 and 220 against Brown, while FF M Biddell contests the same distances with Gordon Smith of Worcester Academy.
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Worcester Academy
N. J. Green
Tech
N. C. Robinson
Stahlbird
T. J. O’daly
Varsity
E. C. Rand
G. Rudderham
H. C. Fish
Sidney M. Biddell
Rand
M Rudderham
Fish
Biddell
O'Daly
Jr. Starbird
B. W. Purinton
S. M. Biddell
Connie Mack Adds More To His String
Philadelphia reports Roy Grover of Seattle has been signed as second baseman for the American League club. Robert Geary of Cincinnati, a pitcher who left last season to join the army, also signed.
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Roy Grover
Seattle
Robert Geary
Cincinnati
Army
Andover Hockey Captain Re-Elected for Next Year
Francis Adams of Andover, who captained the Phillips Andover Academy football team last fall, was re-elected captain of the academy hockey team for next year. He was also named captain for the upcoming season.
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Andover
Francis I
Adams
Phillips Andover Academy
Academy
Bender Restored to Good Standing by National Commission
Cincinnati February 20 The National Baseball Commission restored Charles A Bender of the Philadelphia Nationals to good standing after a review of disciplinary action.
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National Baseball Commission Today
Charles A. Bender
Philadelphia Nationals
Readers dispute Curley 1000 yards results in indoor meet
Arthur Duffey reports a reader criticizes the East Armory meet and the Curley 1000 yards, alleging race fixing as Caldwell allegedly advised a slower pace. Duffey, defending Caldwell, argues the incident shows no square conduct and cites past BA A records.
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Dave Caldwell
Duffey
The
Post
East Armory
Nightingale
Devanney
Caldwell
Bawden
RB. A. A
Richards Beats Kumagae in Indoor Tennis Match at Home
Vincent Richards of New York defeated Ichyia Kumagae of Japan in a Middle States indoor singles semifinal at Philadelphia to earn a semis meeting with Wallace Johnson. William Tilden and Fred Alexander also advanced as Japanese rivals fared poorly.
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Ichyia Kumagae
National Lawn Tennis Association
Middle States
Vincent Richards
William T. Tilden
Kumagae
Richards
Wallace Johnson
Kashle
Fred Alexander
New York
Craig Biddle
Japan
Harold Taylor
Paul W. Gibbons
Cynwyd
Penn
William T.tilden
S. Kashio
J. Kumagae
A. L. Butis
E. P. Stanton
Tech Matmen to Meet Springfield Y M C A
Technology's wrestling team led by Captain Freeman faces the Springfield Y M C A in Walker Memorial Gym at 4 30 this afternoon. Illness and injuries leave Tech handicapped with several varsity men sidelined including Allan Addicks in the 1385 pound class. The lineup includes Barnard in 115, J Gordon in 135, R L Bowles and Butler in 145, J Wood in 158, Bh W Freeman in 175.
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Freeman
Springfield Y. M. C. A
Walker Memorial Gym
Allan Addicks
Tech
Barnard
J. Gordon
R.L. Bowles
Butler
J. Wood
Bh. W. Freeman
Tennis Notables Reach Net Semifinals in Indoor Championship
Philadelphia February 20 Harold Taylor national junior singles champion won into the semi finals by beating Paul W Gibbons 3 6 6 3 6 4 Frederick B Alexander also advanced by defeating Craig Biddie 6 4 6 1 in the national indoor singles event.
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Philadelphia
Harold Taylor
Paul W. Gibbons
Frederick B. Alexander
Craig Biddie
Braves Eight-Game Southern Tour Plans Revealed
Braves business manager Hapgood has arranged eight game contracts for a tour from spring training toward the North. Dates include Rockhill Gastonia Greensboro Danville Charlestown Lynchburg Roanoke and Staunton with one more in shadow. Knoxville offered but could not be added.
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Hapgood
Braves
Detroit Tigers
Astonia
N. C
Rockhill
Gastonia
Greensboro
Danville
Charlestown
W. Va
Lynchburg
Roanoke
Staunton
Allston
Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee City
Ice postpones Arlington Newton hockey game at Spy Pond
Poor ice on Spy Pond forces Arlington High School against Newton High School to be postponed to this afternoon at Arlington. If conditions permit the rescheduled game will be followed by Arlington hosting Rindge Technical School seven next Monday afternoon.
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Spy Pond
Arlington
Arlington High School
Heochey
Newton High School
Fred Ashworth
Rindge Technical School
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