Post Representatives to Be With Both Boston Teams
Paul H Shannon and Ed McGath will accompany the Red Sox and Braves as they depart Boston March 6 for spring training in Hot Springs and Macon. They will provide daily, accurate coverage from both camps until opening day, including field photos to acquaint fans with new recruits alongside veterans.
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Paul H Shannon
The
Post
Red Sox
Boston
Hot Springs
Shannon
Bil Carrigan
Ed McGath
Post Sporting Department
Braves
Macon
Stallings
Johnny Evers
McGrath
Braves Off for Camp Tonight
The Braves depart at midnight for spring training in New York. New England contingent of seven includes Connolly Griffith Maranville Mann Kenefick Tyler and Fred Tyler George Tyler's brother. Party totals 15 with secretary Herman Nickerson trainer Jimmy Neary official photographer Jack Williams and five newspaper men. Fans plan a late farewell at South Station led by Nuffred McGreevey.
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Braves
New York
New England
Joe Connolly
Tom Griffith
Walter Maranville
Leslie Mann
Walter Kenefick
George Tyler
Fred Tyler
George
Herman Nickerson
Jimmy Neary
Jack Williams
Rail to New York signals start of 1914 Braves spring camp
Arriving in New York the traveling party will join Dick Rudolph and Jack Martin in Atlanta bound for Macon Georgia to begin spring training on March 8. Manager Stallings will assess outfield balance with Larry Gilbert and Charlie Schultz, Bill Sweeney and Johnny Evers shaping infield decisions at first and third. The pitching staff shows balance with George Tyler leading, while others compete for spots in the Braves’ 1914 season lineup amid optimistic outlook for the National League race.
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New York
Dick Rudolph
Jack Martin
Plainfield
N. J
Dempsey
Macon
Stallings
Johnny Evers
Connélly
Mann
Griffith
Larry Gilbert
American Association
Charlie Schultz
Bill Sweeney
Maranville
Sweeney
Deal
Luque
Martin
George Tyler
Ted
Truly Warny Nears Cubs Ownership Move
New York report says Truly Warny plans to buy the Chicago National League club from Charles P Taft and expects completion soon. The Braves roster changes include Dick Rudolph Otto Hess Bill James and rookie pitchers with Hank Gowdy returning to strengthen catching. Training at Macon features a grass field and strong hotel comfort as spring camp opens with optimism.
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Trily Warner
CUBS
New York
Truly Warny
Chicago
Cincinnat
Charles P. Taft
Jack Quinn Signs to Baltimore Federal League Club
Boston Nationals pitcher Jack Quinn signed with the Baltimore Federal League club today. Quinn joined from Rochester International League after last season and will join Baltimore for the upcoming season.
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Braves
Baltimore Federal
Baltimore
Jack Quinn
Boston Nationals
Quinn
Boston
Davis Cup entries close Monday for international challenge
New York with nations set to enter the Davis Cup ties by March 2. President R R Wrinn of the U S National Lawn Tennis Association announced entrants from France Belgium Australia and England and said requests were sent to Germany South Africa and Canada. Draw for challenging nations scheduled at Wrinn's office March 3 at noon, with match plans to be announced later.
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New York
R. R. Wrinn
United States National Lawn Tennis Association Today
France
Belgium
Australia
England
Wrenn
Germany
South Africa
Canada
Wrenna
Officers elected at St George A A cricket club meeting
At the annual meeting of the St George A A cricket team last night officers were chosen. President Harry Wilkes. vice-presidents Herbert Mitch ell and E Chaffey. captain A Brown. vice captain A E Roe. match committee Messrs Brown Roe and Hamblin. official scorer Joseph Palmer. manager and secretary George Nichols.
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St. George A. A
Harry Wilkes
Herbert Mitchell
E. Chaffey
A. Brown
A. E. Roe
Brown
Roe and Hamblin
Joseph Palmer
George Nichols
Boston Schoolboy Meet heads to Mechanics Hall today
Nearly 500 entries foretell a premier city schoolboy meet at Mechanics Hall Boston Exeter and Worcester Academy figure to contend Harvard and B A A track teams clash at 2 30 pm with hopes of breaking the recent world record Boston schools lag with only three entrants Newton High hampered by missing stars and Larkin Exeter’s star hurdler out reshapes the field Davis Whelan and others vie for sprint and hurdle honors potentially record pulling action anticipated in the hurdles and 40 yard dash rivals eye a close team race
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Mechanics’ Building
Exeter
New Hampshire
Teschners
Burnses
Joneses
George Conners
George
Connors
Worcester Academy
Newton High
Nathan
Adams
Rogers
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Grant
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Phalen
Williams
Doyle
Blanchard
Volkmann
Smith
Commerce
Zeigler
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Larkin
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Boston College High
Bill Davis
McAuley
English High
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Noble’s
Austin
Hardy
F. D. Pollard
Bill Meanix
B. A
Tom Huff
M. P. Robinson
Pollard
J. Greene
S. D. Rose
Greene
Rose
A. J. Degozzaldi
O'Hara
Joe Phelan
Filenes
I. T. Howe
Eddie Teschner
R. W. Stanley
O’hara
Howe
Teschner
W. Wilcox, Jr
A. Biddle
Joe Walloran
Brown
J. B. Dunn
Lawrence Hall
Eric Stone
Carrigan to Lead Red Sox Practice in Hot Springs
Hot SpringsArk February 27 Weather permitting Carrigan will supervise the Red Sox first workout of the practice season at Majestic Park tomorrow morning The session is set to begin at 1 o clock and run until 1 30 with Carrigan announcing the daily schedule on sunny days
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Ark
Carrigan
Red Sox
Majestic Park
Old Sol
Red Sox Begin Spring Training at Majestic Park in Southland
Carrigan plans two and a half mile hikes for players and offensive drills on the ball field. Weather permitting, workouts start at 11 oclock with heat of midday. Catcher Ched Thomas joins, arriving fit with minimal excess weight. The squad uses Buckstaff baths as base, mirroring Stahl in staffing to handle the expected visitor influx from Pirates.
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Ray Collins
Dutch Leonard
Red Sox
Wagner
Majestic Park
Southland
Eastman
Majestic
Ched Thomas
Medicine Lodge
Kansas
Buckstaff
Watel Eastman Management
Spa
Stahl
Pittsburg Pirates
Boxing News From Boston to Australia Echoes of Ring Talk
Boxing chatter spans from Sydney plans for Packey McFarland to Aberg Zbyszko rematch buzz. Promoter and fans debate next clashes, while Johnson Moran plans in France look shaky. Unity Cycle hosts three 10 round bouts in Lawrence, with several Boston area matchups amid ongoing boxing gossip and scheduling disputes.
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Australia
Packey
Antipodes
New York
A. C. of
Lawrence
Gus Lenny
Young Limerick
Young Murray
Phinney Boyle
Tony Marengo
Tommy Murphy
B Y M C VI Wrestling Club Competes In Two Events
The B Y M C A VI Wrestling Club plans a busy day with a team meeting in Andover this afternoon and an open amateur tournament at the Clapp Memorial in Weymouth this evening.
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Andover
Clapp Memorial
Weymouth
Cambridge Latin Defeats Belmont in 1–0 Hockey Win
The Cambridge Latin School hockey team defeated Belmont High School 1 to 0 yesterday afternoon at the Boston Arena. Mosher of Cambridge Latin scored the lone goal in the second period as both teams struggled with coordination and teamwork.
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Belmont High School
Boston Arena
Mosher
Cambridge Latin
Fate of Class C leaguers who jumped to the Feds banks on season moves
The inquiry questions what will happen to Class C players who defected to the Federal league last year as teams reassess talent, eligibility, and roster plans for the upcoming season. The piece weighs potential penalties, reinstatement paths, and impact on farm system development.
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Feds
Harvard and Yale Meet in Deciding Hockey Game
Harvard and Yale close their annual series with game three at Boston Arena tonight. This final matchup serves as the last chance for Crimson and Blue supporters to watch the teams before they break training after the contest.
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Harvard
Yale
Boston
Crimson
Blue
Harvard and Yale Eye Open Hockey Clash in Boston
Coach Winsor has driven the Crimson players through strenuous practice as Phillips and Captain Willetts return to form. Harvard hosts Yale after a hard week of work with Yale’s aim to defeat Harvard. Officials selection remained unsettled just before the big ice clash.
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Crimson
Phillips
Willetts
Harvard
New Haven
Yale
Howard
Boston
Harvard Freshmen Beat Rindge Tech at Cambridge YMCA
The Harvard Freshman swimming team defeated Rindge Tech 32 to 27 at the Cambridge YMCA pool. Carl Page led Rindge Tech with wins in the century and 220 yard dashes and top-three finishes, while Seymour and Gibbs contributed strong performances for Harvard.
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Harvard
Rindge Tech
Cambridge Y. M. C. A
Collegians
Carl Page
Seymour
Gibbs
Bradley to Manage Brooklyn Federals
Baltimore Feb 27 Bill Bradley former Toronto International League player will manage the Brooklyn Federals for the upcoming season replacing previous skipper. Bradley led the team through a rebuilding period and brings veteran league experience to Brooklyn.
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Bradley
Brooklyn Federals
Baltimore
Bill Bradley
University of Pennsylvania Edges Cornell in Fencing Meet
The University of Pennsylvania fencing team defeated Cornell six bouts to three in Philadelphia. Captain Van Buskirk led the Penn squad, winning all three of his bouts to star in the meet.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Cornell
van Buskirk
Pennsylvania
Yale Wins Inter Collegiate Championship Over Princeton
Yale swimming team defeats Princeton 31 to 22 to claim the intercollegiate title in Princeton New Jersey. Princeton takes the water polo match 29 to 24 in the same meet.
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Princeton
Wn.j
Yale
Tigers Beat Penn In Close Gymnastics Meet
Princeton edged the University of Pennsylvania 29 to 24 in a tight gymnastic clash here tonight. Team members and individual routines helped Princeton secure the victory over Penn in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Princeton
University of Pennsylvania
Quincy High Beats Fore River Tech 24 to 2
Quincy High defeated Fore River Tech last night with a 24 point surge by Bates who scored all points for Quincy. Fore River Tech managed only two points in the game.
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Quincy High
Fore River Tech
Bates
Quincy
Nine Selected for Nationals Nine Selected for Nationals
After the NEA A U indoor championships at Mechanics Hall last night nine district athletes earned trips to the national meet in New York next Monday. The picks include F P O Hara Eddie Teschner John Lawlor Jesse Greene H F Mahoney Oscar Hedlund and C W Reynolds with titles earned in the meet despite overall light attendance and absence of several top B A A stars.
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Mechanics’ Hall
New York
F. P. O'lfara
Eddie Teschner
John Lawlor
Jesse Greene
H. F. Mahoney
Oscar Hedlund
C. W. Reynolds
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