Yankees Face Contract Standstill Ahead of Spring Training
The New York Yankees convened at the New York American offices to discuss contract refusals by most regular players including stars like Pipp Pratt Peckinpaugh Baker and pitchers Shore Shaw key Mogridge and Fisher. Huggins will visit players at home to discuss terms as Bodie Ruel signings stand out amid broader boxing and wrestling event listings in the region.
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Johnny Jones
Pipp
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Peckinpaugh
Baker
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Shawkey
Mogridge
Fisher
Hannah
Duffey Cites Shifting Plans For New York A C and Boston Sports
Arthur Duffey notes New York Athletic Club failures push BAA and Meadowbrook to oppose relay teams at the upcoming games, cites Pat French Abel Kiviat attempts to rejoin amateur ranks, and previews Meredith Willard Dempsey fights and Harvard rowing ramp up. He also reports Bob Fowler retirement and Eddie Grant memorial fundraising.
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Meadowbrook
Unicorn
Mercury Footers
Pat French
Abel Kiviat
Kiviat
French
Greater Boston interscholastic track meet at YMCA gym
High and prep schools in the Bay State prepare for the Greater Boston interscholastic track and field tournament at the Boston YMCA gym starting 2 PM. Notable races include the 45 yard low hurdles and standing broad jump records. contenders include Bill Nolan East Boston High Oscar Hoekinsen Lynn Classical and James Connolly Woburn High.
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Bill Nolan
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Bob Blair
Medford
Nolan
Idadore Bluestein
English High
James Hickey
Commerce
Hickey
Oscar Hoekinsen
Lynn Classical
George Goodwin
Wakefield
Thomas Dignan
Boston
Boston Latin
Lynn
English
Boston English
Wakefield High
Newton High
Braves and Tigers to meet at Columbia April 7
Walter K. Hapgood business manager for the Boston Braves announced a contract for the Braves and the Detroit Tigers to appear at the University of South Carolina on Monday April 7. The teams may travel from Montgomery Alabama where they are scheduled for Sunday April 6. Hapgood departed for the South tonight.
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Walter KE. Hapgood
Boston Braves
Braves
Detroit Tigers
University of South Carolina
Montgomery
Ala
Hapgood
Tennis Matches Postponed by Weather in Middle States Tourney
In Philadelphia on February 21 the Middle States indoor tournament matches were postponed due to bad weather and will resume on Monday.
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Philadelphia
Middle States
Springfield Tech Wrestlers Top Springfield in Meet
Springfield Tech edged Springfield College 13 to 12 at Walker Memorial in the season opener. MIT dominated the 158 and 170 pound bouts while Springfield’s Breitschneider, Weber, Arms, Niday, and Stack earned decisions or falls in a tight scoring card.
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Preitschneider
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Breitschneider
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Briggs
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Boxing match Lynch versus Criqui cancelled in Paris
The bout between American Joe Lynch and French bantamweight champion Criqui, slated for February 8, has been cancelled according to Auto, a sporting paper, which says Lynch withdrew.
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Joe Lynch
Criqui
Auto
Lynch
Harvard Opposes Princeton In Intercollegiate Hockey Showdown
Harvard and Princeton meet at the Brooklyn Ice Palace for the intercollegiate title. Harvard holds an undefeated record while Princeton has three losses, giving Harvard the edge. A win would clinch the all college crown. a loss could force a three way tie with Yale.
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Harvard Wins Big Over Yale as Princeton Falls Hard
Harvard dominated Yale and defeated Princeton by a large margin while Princeton squads prepared on Brooklyn rink and Lake Carnegie. Coach Gross relies on a same lineup with minor wing changes as Harvard eyes the intercollegiate crown in a crackling Palace Arena contest with Referee William Doodey set for eight twenty tonight.
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Practice Begins After Holiday Recess for Middlesex Baseball
Practice for Middlesex School baseball candidates in Concord will not start until after the holiday recess which began yesterday. The first session is planned for the middle of next week.
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Middlesex School
Concord
Braves sign Ragan and Henry join Scott in lineup
Two veterans Pat Ragan and John Henry formalize contracts with the Braves while Jack Scott, the formerly injured rookie, reports improved hand condition. Henry traveled from Amherst to meet President G W Grant and express satisfaction with the business deal as Ragan’s contract sits on file at the Braves field office. Scott, from near Rocky Mount NC, had been sidelined by a hand injury but writes Grant that the wrist sinews are fully recovered.
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Jack’ Scott
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G. W. Grant
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Jack” Scott
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Scott
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Brookline Beats Browne and Nichols In Hockey Tilt
Brookline High defeated Browne and Nichols 4 to 2 in a fast ice game at Bulloughs Pond Newtonville yesterday. O'Hearn and Pratt starred offensively, with Homer Faulkner’s defense key for the winners.
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Homer Faulkner
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Tucker Faulkner
Bradford Seots
Milton Academy Ice Team Boys Get Letters
The Milton Academy hockey team awarded letters to James Lee Jr Nelson Cabot Sidney Graves Alexander Ladd Roger Phillips Eben Clark and Captain Richard Gorham. Sidney Graves of Boston named captain for next year. All players except Graves and Clark plan Harvard in the fall.
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James Lee, Jr
Nelson Cabot
Sidney Graves
Alexander Ladd
Roger Phillips
Eben Clark
Richard Gorham
Boston
Graves
Clark
Harvard
Boston College Seeks Battery Candidates for Baseball Rally
Boston College announces baseball tryouts led by Manager Billy Burke for next Tuesday. With no coach yet, captaincy undecided between Lukie Urban and Bill Dempsey, two last season standouts in service. Returning players Fitzpatrick, Boyce, Lyons, Shanahan, Corrigan join Cuban and Morrissey in a strong catching corps.
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Lukie Urban
Bill “Dimo
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Henry Shanahan
B. C. High
Shanahan
Noble Hands Triumph In Local Ice Hockey
Noble & Greenough defeated Milton 4 to 0 in an afternoon ice hockey game. Noble played fast hockey as Captain Flint anchored the goal in a strong net performance.
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Noble & Greenough
Noble
Flint
Everett Gun Club Shoot Two Matches At 10 30
Two 50 target matches start at 10 30 on the Everett Gun Club grounds. High average and high handicap prizes plus two handicap prizes per match. Prizes include an entire programme for high averages. Entry 15 cents per match. All shoot-offs will be class shooting.
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Dorchester High Prevails in Intermediates and Juniors Meet
Dorchester High School junior and intermediate track teams defeated the High School of Commerce 73 to 48 at Commerce gym yesterday afternoon. Dorchester showcased strength across events led by multiple winners including Weinstein and Yeo while Commerce responders claimed several runner up spots and place finishes in sprints, jumps, and throws.
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B A A to Hold All Day Holiday Shoot Today
The B A A conducts an all day shoot at Riverside with 100 targets in the morning and 100 in the afternoon. Prizes go to first and second in high handicap and high scratch for both sessions. A visitor's trophy and high gun net are awarded. Mr Harry W Knights of Littleton Massachusetts hosts a roast pie dinner for members and friends.
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Concord Rifle Club Postpones Opening Outdoor Season
The Concord Rifle Club will not open its outdoor season today. The first outdoor shoot is moved to Patriots Day April 19 at the Bristol Hill range in Concord.
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Concord
Baseball on the Inside with Billy Evans
The essay discusses how luck and breaks influence baseball outcomes, using Cleveland pitchers Coveleskie and Bagby as examples. It contrasts Coveleskie’s deceptive spitter and Bagby’s varied speeds, noting how team support at the plate often decides games and how luck affects a pitcher’s success.
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Stanley Coveleskie
Coveleskie
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Jim
Mathewson
Eddie Cicotte
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Arlington and Newton In Tie On Snowy Ice
Arlington High School and Newton High School battled to a scoreless tie on Spy Pond as heavy snow halted play after the second period. Both sides offered stout defense with few chances, and the weather slowed the ice making scoring unlikely.
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Spy Pond
Arlington
Stone Wall
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