Braves and Red Sox Plan Shared Park Use at Fenway
Boston clubs consider consolidating home games at Fenway Park to cut costs. Braves move holiday games to Fenway. Highlanders use Polo Grounds in New York. Officials forecast 1915 season shifts, training trips, and potential player signings as talks continue.
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Stahl Drives Red Sox to Hot Springs for Spring Camp
Manager Jake Stahl of the world champion Red Sox arrived at Hot Springs with his wife baby son and Mrs Stahl sister Miss Mahan of Pasadena Cal He said pitchers and catchers would report next Sunday and regulars the following Sunday The note closes with a local slang line about marshalling mallers and no plans.
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Busy day at schoolboy meet as entries pour in
Manager George W. Brown reports a flood of entries for the schoolboy meet. Drawings for positions will occur soon. Entrants include Cap tain Reilly and Robert Simmons for Boston College High in the 60 yard and 1000 yard, with many others from English High St Johns Prep Powder Point School Duxbury Worcester and more including Sho t and dash events and multiple 600 1000 and mile races.
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Red Sox Camp Looms With 39 Athletes May Return
Stahl plans a small Boston camp with 39 players including six young pitchers George Foster Grover Brant Joe Martin Al Watkins Earl Mosely Earl Ains worth and catchers Carrigan Cady Thomas Nana maker infielders Albin Carlstrom Everett Scott Harold Janvrin and outfielder George Walsh. He weighs 20 pounds less and refuses retirement despite leg pains praising Janvrin as a potential successor to Yerkes Gardner or Wagner.
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Young Kling Declined Marriage License Over Age
Jacob Falk, chief marriage license clerk at Cincinnati Probate Court, refused to issue a license to Jacob Kling, 19, and Nellie Sander, 17, on Mulberry Street because Kling is under legal age and lacked parental consent. Sander was accompanied by her mother who consented. Kling claimed kinship to John Kling of the Boston National League and recent residence near Cleveland, Ohio.
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Ziegler Leads Penns Football Candidate Tryouts
Philadelphia Feb 24 Candidates for line positions on the University of Pennsylvania football team began practice under Gus Ziegler the former All American guard named assistant to Coach Brooke Ziegler will coach centers guards and other line hopefuls as the team prepares for the season
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Akron Rubber Plants Report Minimal Strike Impact
Akron Goodrich and Diamond plants report little disruption from the rubber workers strike. Goodrich manager Howard Limric says no grievances or wage demands exist among workers, noting 49 years of harmonious relations and loyalty to high wages. Diamond local manager H. K. Rittenhouse cites continued tire production and widespread distribution, with no worker demands so far, though some new hires joined sympathetic protests from outside. Officials warn external I. W. W. influence could curb output if the strike persists.
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Chance in Bermuda
New York February 24 President Farrell of the New York American league club received a cable from Manager Frank Chance stating that the players who left last Saturday for Bermuda arrived at Flamiston today after a stormy voyage.
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Desegregation‑era School List Receives Entries
The packet includes entries from Powder Point School St. John s Prep East Boston High High School of Commerce Boston College High English High Natick High Milton Academy Mitchell Military School and Worcester Academy reflecting participation in the period’s school affiliations and listings.
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Cronin Draws With Young Delmont in Fast Newark Bout
Newburyport reports a ten round draw between Johnnie Cronin and Young Delmont of Lawrence at the NAC Hall. Delmont held a slight edge as favorite, Cronin fighting impressively in his first meeting with the rival. the bout was noted as one of the city’s speediest in years.
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Exeter trio among favorites in schoolboy 40 yard dash
Followers anticipate the outcome of the schoolboy meet this Saturday as Exeter athletes Leo McCarthy Charlie Rice and B A Teschner vie for the top three spots in the 40 yard dash.
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