Boston College High School Baseball Schedule Revealed
Manager Jerry Shea announces an 18 game schedule for Boston College High School with two pending and two open dates. The prep team opens April 6 at Melrose and all games are away except the home game against Boston Latin at the BC grounds on Massachusetts Avenue.
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Jerry Shea
Boston College High School Baseball Nine
Melrose
Boston Latin
Boston College
Massachusetts Avenue
Promising Fast Team Shapes Up At Local School
The out look at the local school for a fast team this year is strong as several last year’s players return including Rogers Reynolds Barron Gillespie and Mahoney. Candidates for the mound include Gill Fitzgerald Reilly and Shields with Follon Hasting and Morrison vying for behind the bat. The schedule lists games from April 6 at Melrose through June 8 at St John’s Preparatory School with various opponents and several dates still pending.
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Rogers
Reynolds
Barron
Gillespie
Mahoney
Gill
Fitzgerald
Reilly
Shields
Follon
Hasting
Morrison
Melrose High
Melrose
Dorchester High
Dorchester
Medford High
Medford
Hiverett H
Everett
Natick
Wayland High
Cochituate
Ridge Latin
Cambridge
Lawrence Academy
Groton
High School of Commerce
Fenway
Woburn High
Woburn
Rindge Technical
Wellesley High
Wellesley
Beverly High
Beverly
Powder F Peint School
Duxbury
Wakefield High
Wakefield
Brookline High
Brookline
Boston Latin School
Massachusetts Avenue Grounds
St. John’s Preparatory School
Danvers
Champion jumper Yap Barbeau returns to big tent
The standout catch-as-catch wrestler known as Yap Barbeau is listed for another run in the major arena after stints in the minors. He moves from the minors to the majors and back to the starting point in this latest booking.
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Yap Barbeau
World Champion School Jumper Johnstone Tops Record
Worcester Academy’s J. Oliver Johnstone set a schoolboy high jump record with 6 feet 11-4 inches at the B A A schoolboy meet. His performance earns him hall of fame status and a possible Olympic team spot for Sweden next June.
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Oliver Johnstone
Worcester Academy
J. Oliver Johnstone
Johnstone
Hall of Fame
Sweden
Rise of Brookline Boy Johnstone in Track Sparks Harvard Dreams
A young jumper from Brookline, now at Worcester Academy, shows rapid progress in track. He started jumping four years ago at Brookline High, later joining Boston Athletic Association colors, competing at AAU junior championships, and placing second to Sam Lawrence at the indoor BA meet. He plans to enter Harvard College, praised for nerve and competitive vigor under coach J Fredawers and mentor Fred Powers.
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Brookline High School
A. G. Chandler
Harvard
Chandler
Johnstone
Jim MacDougall
Exeter
Boston Athletic Association
Pittsburg
Sam Lawrence
Brookline
Cambridge
Worcester Academy
Harvard College
J. Fredawers
Worcester
Fred Powers
Notre Dame
Managers Wanted for Test Team by West Roxbury A A
Advertises for a capable wireless manager or cable manager with good references and fair guarantee. States Thomas Joinlin, formerly manager of West Roxbury A A for five years, at 355 Congress Street, city.
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Thomas Jonlin
West Roxbury A. A
Congress Street
City
Interstate Title Game This Week
Melrose High School clinched the Interscholastic league title with a 1 to 0 win over Arlington High securing the eastern Massachusetts championship. The season concludes with another interstate final between Massachusetts and Rhode Island.
Exeter coach Connors earns top schoolboy coaching honor
The piece lauds Ran a er X/O George Connors of Exeter as champion schoolboy coach after four straight interscholastic indoor wins and outdoor successes. It notes stars like John Paul Jones and W. J. Bingham, discusses Andover, Worcester Academy performances, and mentions Powder Point School and Unicorns with athletes Caples Rice Murphy Magee Johnstone and Halpin. It also cites Pennsylvanias anticipated college titles and boxing weight questions involving Attell Kilbane and McCarey.
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George Connors
Exeter
John Paul Jones
W. J. Bingham
Freddy Burns
Cornell
Mike Murphy
Jack Moakley
Connors
Powder Point
Worcester
Johnny Magee
Caples
Rice
Murphy
Melrose High to face Hope Street in interstate hockey final
Melrose High earns the right to play Hope Street High of Providence for the interstate championship after a near perfect season. The game is set for next Saturday at the Boston Arena, with a controversial Melrose win over Arlington High still disputed by Arlington. The Interscholastic Hockey League will hear Arlington’s protest, while officials defend the call on the winning Melrose goal as a matter of rule interpretation.
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Hope Street High
Providence
R. I
Boston Arena
Melrose High
Arlington High
Dave” Buttrick
Rindge Technical School
Somerville High
Somerville
Rindge
Lougee
Hope Street
Fred Hoey
Dr. Tingley
Jack Norfolk
Ed Hogan
The
Interscholastic Hockey League
Melrose
Hoey
Landall
Arlington
Plaisted
Clifford
Inter scholastic notices and athletic records inquiry
The clipping reports Scholastic J C Johnstone's indoor schoolboy jump of 6 ft 11 in 4 in stands as a schoolboys indoor record. It notes a 21 ft 2 in precaster mark at the BA A games not usable for interscholastic records. It mentions a Mechanics building relay record by Volkmann School at 3 miles with runners Foster Nelson Estabroek Jacques. It also cites a poker hand dispute and Billy Papke Ketchel bout results from 1908.
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J. C. Johnstone
Billy Papke
Stanley
Papke
Ketchel
Pke
Los Angeles
Volkmann School
R. C. Foster
Ernie Nelson
B. Estabroek
Fiercest Records Highlight Cardinals Pirates Rivalry
The record shows the St Louis Cardinals winning 389 games against Pittsburgh in eight years while the Pirates defeated St Louis 135 times, underscoring a fierce historical rivalry with strong team performances.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburg
Pirates
St. Louis
Boston Braves Hopeful Jackson Expresses Confidence
Texas player Jackson of the Boston Braves has sent a brief note to fans and management expressing optimism about the team. He joins Kirke and Brown as key contributors and expects a tough season against all rivals.
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Tris Speaker
Red Sox
Boston
Texas
Jackson
Boston Braves
Kirke
Brown
Boston Nationals
Blum Texan Predicts Strong Baseball Start For Team
In a letter dated February 16 from Blum Texas George C Jackson forecasts a strong season with Johnnie Kling at the helm. He cites improved pitching and a deeper hitters’ lineup and expects the squad to finish in the first division though wary of strong opponents from Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Chicago. Jackson praises Ward and Gaffney for strengthening the infield and anticipates a longer field and smarter team play to boost hitting. He plans spring practice and hunts while hoping for a solid opening to challenge New York Pennant contenders and win Boston fans. He signs off with George C Jackson.
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Texas
Mr. Swannon
Johnnie Kling
Pirates
Philadelphia
Chicago
Ward
Gaffney
New York
Boston
George C. Jackson
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