McGraw Rumor Sparks Giants Leadership Shakeup
New York reports a Havana rumor that John J. McGraw may resign as Giants manager amid a deadlock with President Charles A. Stoneham. McGraw also heads the Cuban-American Jockey and Auto Club with Stoneham, and a Havana interview recounts a heated clash between the two men over Giants affairs.
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Boxing and track action at various Boston venues
Boxing championships at the Mechanics Building and Armory plus a Mass Legion track meet dominated a busy week. Notables include Loren Murchison and Mike Devaney winning events at East Armory, and Dempsey, Driscoll, Devaney and Langosg on display for Boston clubs. The program features multiple matches at the Home of Action with a heavy schedule Wednesday through Saturday.
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National Barnyard Golf Championship Opens In Atlanta
Fred Brust of Columbus leads a field of top barnyard golfers from across the country in a national tournament held in a southern city. The event features 30 entrants, a 40 foot pitch, and a rule set awarding three points for a ringer and one point for closer shoes.
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Double Windup At A A A Boxing Card Tonight
Armoy A A presents a double windup with 12 round main event Johnny Downes versus Young Blades of Woonsocket. Downes beat Johnny Gray and Tommy Elms here and outhit his Commonwealth A A foe. Blades scored KDs on Charlie Sheppard, faces Downes seeking a decision. Manchester N V fighter Chackes meets Freddy Williams in the semi windup. Two six round preliminaries bring total to 26 rounds.
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Britt Wins Fourth Bout in 13 Days in New Bedford
Frankie Britt, New England lightweight champ, won his fifth pro fight and his fourth decision in 13 days by defeating Freddie Yelle of Boston in a one round match at the Mercury A. C. The bout drew a large crowd as Britt, back with manager Ray Cass, added the New England gold belt to his titles.
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Gavvy Cravath Names Outfield For Phillies
Manager Gavvy Cravath of the Phillies announces he plans Cy Williams in left field Casey Stengel in center and Emil Meusel in right with Cravath as a pinch hitter only.
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Pittsburg A A. sextet beats Boston All Stars in Olympic tryout
Pittsburg A A team from Smoky City won 4 3 at the Ice Pavilion, overcoming a late deficit to take game three of the Olympic tryout series against the Boston All Stars, displaying standout individual play.
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Bruins Lose At Home In Tight Pitt Game Series Stands Two To One
Boston drops a hard fought 4 3 decision to Pittsburg after leading early. Drury scores decisive goal as Donahue holds strong in net with 14 11 and 11 saves in periods. Referee McGraw keeps play clean as Small and Nagle star for Boston. Game sets up final clash at Cambridge rink tomorrow night.
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Indians Stay Consistent With New Orleans Training Camp
The Cleveland team has trained in New Orleans in 14 of the last 18 years and plans 19:0 conditioning in the Crescent City. No other squad has remained at one camp as consistently.
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Yale Lacrosse Schedule Set for Spring 1928 Season
Yale announces the 1928 lacrosse schedule led by Captain Gilbert Williams. Games include Rutgers, Brooklyn Lacrosse Club, Penn, Stevens, Syracuse, Cornell at Ithaca, Harvard at Cambridge, and Hobart. Yale is in the Northern section with Syracuse, Cornell, Hobart and Harvard.
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Muggsy Invents Wallop to Challenge Welter Title
K O Muggsy of East Boston unveils a new rivet blow aimed at Kirby of Lawrence during a March 6 bout at Mechanics building. The technique, kept secret for now, could win him the New England welter title and a hefty cash prize.
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Magesy Praises Muggsy at Orient Heights Legion Smoker
Magesy spoke to Orient Heights Post 54 at Legion Hall about his boxing career. Commander Stephen Sullivan presented a loving cup to East Boston, praising Muggsy for his hard work at home and in the ring. He hopes Muggsy will win the New England welter title by facing Kirby, with bouts and vaudeville acts as the event centerpiece. Muggsy said he prefers fighting to speeches and will train in Billerica before the March 6 weigh in.
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Crimson Cubs in Cage Today Freshmen Baseball Batch Report
Pitching and catching candidates for Harvard freshmen baseball report this afternoon at Soldiers Field cage for the first practice. A separate coach will drill the yearling ball tossers while Coach Jack Slattery watches the Cubs as feeders for the varsity. The battery men sign up today. rest report Monday with varsity fielding prospects. Harvard may hire Dr. Young, Winchester High School coach and former Crimson catcher.
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