Dovey seeks Mertes as Boston Nationals loom
In exclusive notes from New York, George P. Dovey aims to land Mertes of St. Louis for the Boston Nationals. Pittsburg would trade Beaumont to Boston, but Dovey doubts the deal. Chicago players Randall Osborne and Sweeney are sought, while Owen Murphy reins in seven holdouts.
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Chelsea A C opens season with East Boston clash
The Chelsea A C five makes its debut against East Boston C L Association Saturday at Lyceum Hall East Boston. Star locals lead the lineup with Bucky Lew Martin Healy Reagan Legrue and Cody joining forces for the new team.
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Boston C. L. Association
Lyceum Hall
East Boston
Bucky
Lew
Lowell
Martin
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Healy
Lynch
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Cody
Daniels Edges Rich In Fast 25 Yard Swim Duel
C M Daniels of New York A C swimsman, undisputed champion of America, narrowly beat L G Rich of Brookline in a 25 yard open meet at Brookline Public Baths. Daniels led the final heat from start to finish, time 11 4 5 seconds, with Rich close behind. Harvard defeated Yale in several events and topped the meet 35 to 18, led by Paul Withington’s two wins and Yale’s Sherman winning diving events.
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L. G. Rich
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Quarashmen Plea For Boathouses On the Charles
Hearing before the metropolitan affairs committee drew about 50 rowing advocates vying for new boathouse sites along the Charles River. Union Boat Club and Boston Athletic Association pushed for locations to avoid dam and parkway disruption, with costs estimated no less than 50 000 dollars.
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Cadets Announce 1919 Baseball Schedule at West Point
West Point releases the cadet baseball schedule with Harvard Yale Penn as early opponents. D. H. House returns as coach. Beavers, Mountford, Hanlon and Eastman seek key roles. All games set for West Point from April 13 through June 1 against 15 opponents.
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East Boston Hosts Newport Five At Lyceum Hall
East Boston meets Newport at Lyceum Hall tonight. Pat Doyle of Newport and Corbett of East Boston, sidelined with a dislocated shoulder, are expected to play.
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Straight Wins Feature in City League Matches
In City League action last night Carruth benefited from Adams, Murray and Irwin won games against Boylston, Somerset, Rexford and Elite. Christopher of Somerset led scoring with a 120 single and 318 total points.
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Arlington Boat Club Wins Two From Cochato in League Drive
Arlington Boat Club took two games from Cochato while Commercial tied with Dudley in three games. Dudley won the third match on the rolloff, deciding the outcome.
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Palma Tablets Promise Strength and Health Boost
Success comes only to the strong nerve keen brain and boundless energy. Palma Tablets are advertised to improve these traits and aid kidneys, induce restful area and reduce aging symptoms. 50 cents per box or 12 boxes for $5 with guarantee. Sold by Klein's Gardner Baton Knight's Sawyer dealers in multiple streets.
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Beating the Phony Jay in a Rough Encounter
A rough confrontation is described where a phony Jay appears vulnerable as a wise guy is blindsided. One eye is closed and the nose is badly injured, signaling a hard fight and the phony Jay’s difficulty.
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Keeler snubbed by Harvard amid salary clash and football talk
The piece notes Willie Keeler being mocked by Harvard as they offer a welcome only if he asks no pay. It contrasts his New York salary with Harvard professors and mentions other sports stories including Sunday’s evangelistic money, racing bets, and baseball labor tensions.
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Post Man With Teams Sets Boston Spring Trip
The Boston Americans depart Saturday for Little Rock Arkansas on their spring training run. The season nears opening and fans crave updates as the Post’s baseball editor Frederic P. OConnell covers the Boston camps near each other with full daily telegraph-fed reports.
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Umpire Connors Fined ten for delaying game incident
A spectator or official action alleges umpire Connors delayed play, leading to a $10 fine. The report frames the punishment as a disciplinary measure within a local game context.
Umpire Alloway Fines Dummy in Central League Prank
Dayton Ohio player recalls Al Alloway fining a clothing store dummy in South Bend game after Buck Connors row. The dummy wore a South Bend uniform and fooled fans who watched as Alloway fined the dummy and stormed off, unable to continue.
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Lakesides, Locals set for Arlington title game showdown
The second game in the series for Arlington championship is tonight at Arlington Town Hall. The first game, played last Monday, saw Lakeside defeat the Locals by a score of percent to 23.
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Boston Latin Falls to English High in City Dual Meet
English High School defeated Boston Latin 51 to 21 in a notable dual track meet. Burns of Boston Latin won multiple events including the 30-yard dash and 80-yard dash, while Faulkner and Pearson starred for English High with key wins in long distances, sprints, and field events.
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Roxbury to Host Malden Alumni at Wall Street Park
The last Roxbury basketball team will meet Malden High Alumni at Roxbury Wall Vine Street Church Dudley Street tonight. Strongest teams in the State are sought. address C F Graham 2751 Washington Street Boston.
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Harvard Yachtsmen Eye Yale Race Plans
Harvard Yacht Club, now boosted by wealthy members, plans a spring season including Marblehead and Newport races to prepare for a Crimson Yale crew showdown. A gala day is proposed for June 27 the crew race date with Yale decision pending from New Haven. New officers were elected: Commodore Minot, vice Commodore Nardins, rear Commodore Grinell, secretary Vaughn.
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Alice Carr Dominates Speedway Cup at local meet
A large crowd watched Alice Carr win the heats over Olgar W and Tom Phair in a speedway program highlighted by the Speedway Cup. Mardell and Louise E failed to match prior times, Hulman led the second-class trotters, and Tom Phair must defend his title after earning enough wins to hold it for a year.
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Gossip of the Boxers in Chelsea Promises and Bets
Promoter notes several boxing bouts in Chelsea at Winnisimmer Athletic Club including Hanlon vs Haggerty and Briggs vs Cote canceled due to militia use. Other matches feature Kid Smith, Johnny Baldwin, Kid McDonald, Custer Dow, Matty Baldwin, Tommy Murphy, and Rouse O'Brien. A Tonopah Joe Gans vs Tommy Ryan clash for 30000 is teased with 142 pounds weight. Talks of Jimmy Britt and Young Corbett pursuing a 5000 purse in Reno.
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