Red Sox to Start Sunday in Hot Springs Training
President John S. Taylor and Treasurer Hugh McBreen return as Boston finalizes Sunday departure for Little Rock with a 13 pitcher group and six catchers set for training at Hot Springs and Little Rock. Eleven other players are listed including five infielders and seven outfielders.
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Hugh McBreen
Little Rock
Boston
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Matre
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Cicotte
Hughes
Burchell
Glaze
Harris
Morgan
Pruiete
Tannehill
Winter
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Elmer Criger
Dartmouth
Burlington
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Criger
P. Donohue
McFarland
Harry Ostdick
Jim McGuire
Donohue
Lord
McConnell
Unglaub
Wagner
Y National Commission
Aash
Columbus
Joe
Ohio
Maire
Young Criger
George Dovey
Kelley
Bowerman
New Orleans Race Results Recap From City Park Meet
New Orleans February 28 results list six races with longshot wins. The Slicker won race one at 7 to 2, Blaster took race two at even money, Lady Pink surged in race three at 40 to 1, Ida followed at 25 to 1 in race four, Tamar won race five at 5 to 1, and Kobe captured race six at 15 to 1 with a 12 to 7 showing in race seven.
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New Oreans
City Park
the Slicker
Blaster
Lady Pink
Ida
Tamar
Kobe
Fogler and Major Taylor Clash in Park Square Sprint
Tonight at the Park Square track New York rider Joe Fogler faces Worcester’s Major Taylor in a high stake match sprint. First heat covers one mile, second heat half a mile, with the third heat to be decided by coin toss. outcome could crown the American sprinting champion.
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Park Square
Joe Fogler
New York
Major Taylor
Worcester
Fogler
Lawson
Iver Lawson
Taylor
Kramer
Fogler and Taylor Expected to Clash for Sprint Title
The article notes Fogler potentially the best American sprinter, rivaled only by Kramer, with a Fogler Taylor showdown drawing a large Boston crowd. Amateur and professional sprint races accompany the six day race participants, adding to the event’s appeal.
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Boston
Artillery Cadets Win First Honors at Gymkhana Event
Brilliant gymkhana at Mechanics Building features rifle races and field tests. Fort Warren dominates with 22 points, while First Corps Cadets and Fort Warren contestants claim top placements in 40 yard dash, mile run, high jump, shot put, and wall scaling amid lively military crowd.
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C. C. Pope
Company D
First Corps
Fort Warren
Company A
Johnny Mather
Medford High
B. L. Young
R. Foster
F. J. Murphy
G. H. McKay
Corps of Cadets
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W. Lynch
R. C. Foster
F. F. Murphy
J. A. Mather
Thomas Dowling
R. Robertson
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I. S. McDonald
First Cavalry
J. M. Conroy
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R. H. Frost
A. C. Cope
F. M. Reed
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J. Tuckerman, Jr
H. Wing
Charles M. Rotch
Pope
L. F. Wheaton
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Jack Wendell
H. Tompkins
Company I
J. H. Streeter
W. H. Marshall
K. McGleer
J. A. Condon
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Herman
Keaton
Roscoe
Evans
Dwyer
Hall
Teele
Mather
Lowell
Blake
Brock
Davidson
G. Davidson
Miner
Tompkins
Boyles
Keyes
A. C
Thomas
Keiser
Holmes
Goldstein
Harlow
Cullen
Barlow
Kane
Princeton Edges Cornell 35 33 in Close Exhibition
In Princeton New Jersey on February 28 Princeton defeated Cornell 35 to 33 in a tight affair. After a 30 all deadlock at the end of regulation Warner of Princeton sank the deciding shot in the extra five minutes.
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Princeton
N. J
Cornell
Warner
Somerset bowling notes and challenges across leagues
Joe Spillane captains Somerset team nursing mumps while Grand Commander Johnny Ayer posts high scores 141 138 95 369 and issues world wide challenge. Brockton United ShoeMachini ry Company rolls Somerset next Monday. Walsh and Sheehan pace Knights of Columbus League. Maxwell tops Bunker Hill scores 110 104 98 345. Manhattan Market plans free for all March 6. Morrill alleys yield 324 347 359. Beatty and Morrill seek 24 hour challenge. old timers display endurance in Greater Boston bowling scene.
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Johnny Ayer
Bill Beatty
Frank Morrill
Greater Boston
Burns Johnson Title Bout Conditions Set in England
London reports that the Burns vs Jack Johnson bout in England will require a $2000 forfeit from Johnson and be set for 20 rounds in a 16 foot ring with Jeffries as referee.
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London
Mr. Kelly
Burns
Jack Johnson
England
Johnson
Jeffries
Harvard Triumphs In Narrow Yale Victory
In New Haven on February 28 Harvard edged Yale 16 to 12 after trailing early. Yale led in the first half but Harvard surged in the second to secure a close win.
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New Haven
Conn
Harvard
Yale
Elis
Portland sprinter breaks world record in 60 yard hurdles
In Trenton at the local YMCA games F C Smithson of Portland Oregon set a new world record in the 60 yard hurdle event with a time of 74 5 seconds, surpassing Northridge's 1907 mark set in New York by two fifths of a second.
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N. J
F. C. Smithson
Portland
Ore
Northridge
New York
Michigan May Arrange Two Eastern Football Dates
Michigan's board of athletic control will permit seven or eight football games next fall. Cornell or another western college besides Penn may secure a date, with arrangements possible for two eastern games in Ann Arbor.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Board of Athletic Control
University of Michigan
Cornell
Western College
Pennsy
Cy Young Aims to Surprise As Boston Team Arrives
Hot Springs Arkansas February 28 The Boston Americans have begun practice amid rough weather with players Cy Young Lou Criger Cy Morgan Jesse Tannehill Jimmy Barrett Frank LaPorte Burchell and Ebberfield in town Ebberfield predicts Young will surprise the coming season LaPorte already offers guidance to veterans as the Tigers team of 15 is set to arrive tomorrow.
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Ark
Cy Young
Lou Criger
Cy Morgan
Jesse Tannehill
Jimmy Barrett
Frank LaPorte
Burchell
Young
Ebberfield
Laporte
Tigers
B. A. A. Edges Yale Gunners In Gun Club Match
In New Haven on February 28 the Boston Athletic Association defeated Yale by six thirds, winning the annual gun club match 223 to 217.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Boston Athletic Association
Bostons
Boston boys race for indoor meet records at Mechanics Hall
Preparations are complete for the 19th indoor annual schoolboys meet by the Boston Athletic Association at Mechanics Hall. A large entry list promises keen competition, with Volk mann School of the Back Bay favored after recent disqualifications at Worcester Academy and Exeter.
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Boston Athletic Association
Mechanics’ Hall
Worcester Academy
Exeter
Volkmann School
Back Bay
Ernest Nelson
Bunny Eastbrook
Stanwood Miller
Horton Pushee
Volkmann
Whitman
Baker, Jr
Eames
Hapgood
Andover
Bart Connolly
Roxbury Latin
O’connor
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Miles
Harry Lee
Ted LaCroix
J. P. Jones
Stanton
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E. H. Baker, Jr
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Martin Hunt
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J. L. Stone
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Fast Fives Play Tonight In East Boston Hall
Tonight in Lyceum Hall East Boston hosts a heated clash between the Catholic Club of Dorchester and the East Boston C L A. The game was postponed from last Wednesday and fans expect a thrilling showdown across the city.
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Lyceum Hall
Dorchester
East Boston C. L. A
Boxing Gossip Highlights Referee Controversy in Milwaukee Bout
The column debates Malachite of Chicago as a top Midwest arbiter after a disputed McFarland Welsh decision in Milwaukee. Quotation quotes cite fouls and unfair verdicts, with press unanimity on referee Hogan’s call.
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Queensberry
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Beer City
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Welsh
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yseParland
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Sheehan
Eddie Curtis
Jack Flanagan
Cambridge
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Spike Robson
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Young Donahue
Thornton
Marvin Hart
Jim Barry
Jim Flynn
New Orleans
Fred Welsh
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Ice Boat Season Rumors and Boxing Talk Mixed
A rambling column blends sports gossip about baseball peace rumors with boxing rumors and marital news. Mentions Bill Clymer Jack Johnson Tommy Burns and Packie McFarland with speculative notes on Doves and team selections. Despatch from New York notes Mabel Keating’s eye sight loss while counting money.
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Manhattan Theatre
Tommy Burns
Jack Johnson
Yale Rowing Captain Noyes Retires From Squad
Robert H. Noyes Jr., former captain, has withdrawn from the Yale rowing squad due to health concerns. Noyes began training in January when the team was called out, but his condition now prevents continued participation.
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Noyes
New Haven
Conn
Robert H. Noyes, Jr
Yale Plans English Meet and Olympic Track Squad
Yale's 1924 track plan includes a late season trip to England for a four cornered meet with Oxford and Cambridge after the Olympics. The Intercollegiate association may select only first and second place finishers for the American Olympic team, likely sending Cray, Gilbert, and Cooney, with Butler and Stevens as contenders.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
England
Oxford
Cambridge
Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Walter Cray
Gilbert
Cooney
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Australians Challenged For International Lawn Tennis Cup
New York February 28 announcement that the English and American lawn tennis associations have challenged Australia for the International Cup which the Australians won in England last year. The American challenge was sent to Australia today by the International Committee of the United States Lawn Tennis Association.
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New York
England
Australia
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Yale Coach Billy Lush Declines Nashville Offer
Yale baseball coach Billy Lush has orders to sign with the Nashville Southern League team and report for training next month, but he is inclined to stay with college baseball. He was sent to Nashville by Cleveland and prefers coaching a college nine.
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New Haven
Conn
Billy Lush
Yale
Nashville
Lush
Cleveland
Harvard Overseers Offer Deans Chance to Exit Athletic Committee
The Harvard University board of overseers voted to let the three faculty representatives resign from the athletic committee if duties there conflict with other work. Official college notice says the move hides nothing and does not affect the overall athletic situation.
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Harvard University
Harvard
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