Red Sox Open Spring Practice in Redondo Beach
Boston arrives in California for 1911 spring drills under Manager Donovan. The squad reports to field at 9 and 10 a.m. with Yannigans assembling an emergency infield. Perry Bradley Arellanes and Wagner shine. Duffy Lewis and Tris Speaker show power. bath house workouts end day as Red Sox plan banquet and ball tomorrow night.
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Polo Results From New Haven Taunton and Pawtucket
Polo results show New Haven defeating Worcester 4 to 2, Taunton beating Hartford 9 to 5, and Providence defeating Pawtucket 6 to 1. The games were played in New Haven Taunton and Pawtucket venues.
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Harvard baseball trims squad to 52 under Coach Sexton
Harvard announces a first cut by Coach Sexton and Captain Charlie McLaughlin reducing the pool to 52 players. Battery, infield, and outfield candidates remain, with last year’s varsity to report Monday. list of retained players includes Babson, Baker, Baldwin, Bartholf, and many others.
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U. O. P Aims Boston Site for 1911 Intercollegiates
Philadelphia February 24 The University of Pennsylvania field and track team that won the intercollegiates in 1910 will not seek the 1911 athletic classic at Franklin Field. Pennsylvania delegates will vote against Syracuse and Cambridge at the inter-collegiate association meeting in New York and favor holding the meet in Boston.
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Billy Sullivan Is Right Again on 1911 Season
Catcher Billy Sullivan of the White Sox writes Charlie Comiskey predicting 1911 will be one of his best years. Once regarded the greatest catcher in the American League, he missed half a season after stepping on a rusty nail in spring practice. He claims his leg has fully recovered.
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Harvard Football Spring Practice Begins March 27
Harvard football opens spring practice March 27 under coach Haughton with a large squad reporting outdoors for a three week session. The program aims to build depth and evaluate players ahead of the next season.
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Ad Wolgast Marries. Tom Jones Absent At Ceremony
Lightweight champion Ad Wolgast wed recently while the odd detail was bridegroom Tom Jones missing from the ceremony.
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Gossip for the Motorist Sparks and showroom woes at Massachusets and Newbury
A thaw floods potholes on a street corner injuring a woman in a blue coat as a car splashes mud over her. The piece notes auto tour possibilities and Glidden tour doubts, plus a Boston Studebaker update with Redden stressing factory support and service as key.
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Sugden to Coach Tigers Pitching Squad in Monroe
Joe Sugden veteran catcher will accompany Detroit to Monroe Louisiana to coach the pitchers. Many of Jennings slab men are veterans who must retire soon and Sugden aims to develop new talent to replace them.
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