Bill Carrigan to Weed Out Men
Bill Carrigan and Boston Red Sox management plan trimming the squad to fit majors rules for Hot Springs workouts. The article details likely cuts among catchers, infielders, outfielders, and pitchers, with Pratt Thomas and other names discussed, plus Carrigan’s choice for Providence manager.
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McGraw
National League
Fred Clarke
Carrigan
Lannin
Donovan
McCarthy
Flannigan
Providence
Hot Springs
Red Sox
Boston American
Chester Thomas
Federals
Thomas
Feds
Boston
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Pratt
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Arrigan
Oward
Wood
Collins
Shore
Foster
Gregg
Mays
Ruth
Cooper
Scott
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Hoblitzer
Hold School Meet March 6 At Boston Y M C A Gym
A public high school track meet for Boston area schools is set for March 6 at the Boston Y M C A gym. James H. Crowley will direct the event with faculty coaches assisting. Eligible schools include East Boston West Roxbury Hyde Park Charlestown and South Boston High Schools. Events cover seniors intermediates and juniors with various dash and field events and relays.
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Boston
Boston Y. M
Washington and Jefferson reject Dartmouth game offer
In a letter to manager R M Murphy Dartmouth proposed a fall football game at Hanover. Murphy rejected it due to the long trip and W and J’s crowded schedule. W and J will take one long trip next fall for Yale on October 23.
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Penn
R. M. Murphy
Dartmouth
Washington and Jefferson
Hanover
Murphy
Washington & Jefferson
Yale
Miller Huggins Considered St. Paul Franchise Transfer
Report from near the American Association headquarters in Chicago says Miller Huggins of the St. Louis Cardinals sought to buy the St. Paul franchise to name Mike Kelley as manager but learned Kelley would not be welcomed by other magnates and ended negotiations.
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American Association
Chicago
Miller Huggins
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Paul
Mike Kelley
Association
Kelley
Readville Secures Spot on Grand Circuit
The annual Grand Circuit meeting will be held in Detroit tomorrow where stewards will allot dates and act on recommendations from President H. K. Devereux’s special rules committee.
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Grand Circuit
Detroit
H. K. Devereux
Readville Returns to Grand Circuit Schedule This Year
Plans lay out a broad Grand Circuit schedule with Readville in Boston expected August dates and two weeks in Columbus. North Randall in Cleveland hosts July 19 to 24, followed by Detroit July 26 to 30 and Detroit leads to the East as Grand Rapids and Kalamazoo adjust. Syracuse and New York State Fair highlighted in September with Empire City Yonkers events and Dover or Poughkeepsie August dates.
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Readville
Cleveland
North Randall
Detroit
Grand Rapids
Kalamazoo
East
Pittsburg
Buffalo
Charter Oak Park
Hartford
New York State Fair
Syracuse
Poughkeepsie
Montreal
Dover
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Empire City Park
Yonkers
Columbus
Lexington
Ohio
Mich
Boston
N. Y
Natick honors Harvard captain Mahan at monster banquet
Natick citizens host a large banquet for Harvard football captain Howard W. Mahan tonight. Speakers include Charles E. Brickley Tom Enwright Stanley W. Pennock Malcolm J. Logan William J. Murray and Po o ch Donovan Keene Fitzpatrick and Tom Connelly. The event celebrates Mahan as a leading athlete beloved by Natick residents and Cambridge associates.
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Howard W. Mahan
Harvard
Natick
Mahan
Cambridge
Charles E. Brickley
Tom Enwright
Stanley W. Pennock
Malcolm J. Logan
William J. Murray
Pooch Donovan
Keene Fitzpatrick
Princeton
Tom Connelly
Franz Hockman to Meet Isando Bey at Grand Opera House
Isando Bey the giant Tartar and Franz Hockman the great German heavyweight will meet in a finish match at the Grand Opera House Thursday night under catch-as-catch-can rules. Both fighters tower over six feet and weigh 230 to 235 pounds, promising a battle of giants in what is billed as the most important bout yet booked for the venue.
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Isando Bey
Franz Hockman
Grand Opera House
Hockman
Zbyszko
Loomis Looms Large in Local Athletic Rumors at Unison Games
The article argues the Back Bay A. A. must feature Joe Loomis of Chicago to keep its peak status. Loomis, acclaimed as today’s athletic sensation, holds three national titles and a 10-yard dash, low hurdles, and high jump sweep from Baltimore. It notes past stars Ralph Rose and Joe Horner and recalls Abel Kiviat and Halpin in relay rivalries. There’s talk of moving the National A. A. U. championships to Newark, with praise for Newark’s bid and curiosity why New England isn’t courting the events. Harvard’s hockey win over Cornell is noted, with Winsor facing Princeton next, as Hobey Baker shines in local arenas nearby.
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Joe Loomis
Chicago
Back Bay
Ralph Rose
Joe Horner
Michigan
Loomis
Baltimore
Abel Kiviat
A. C
New York
Tom Halpin
Kiviat
Long Tom
Halpin
Meredith
Newark
New England
Harvard
Portland Sporting Club bouts and local theater crowd promise
Boxing and wrestling news highlight Porky Flynn versus Kid Cotton at the Portland Sporting Club with promoter Dearborn sacrificing purse funds for the bout at Atlas Club. Hughey Beyah Jennings makes a Keiths Theatre bow as Winter League banquet line forms for Jack Dooleys event with George Stallings birds. Reservations due by tomorrow noon.
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Dan
Porky) Flynn
George
Kid) Cotton
Portland Sporting Club
Atlas Club
Porky
Cotton
Jack Johnson
Dearborn
Flynn
Hughey
Beyah) Jennings
Keith
Jack Dooley
George Stallings
Birds
Big Bill James of Braves shines in All Star trip results
The record shows James won 3 games and lost 5 on the all star swing. In averages Alexander and Vaughn of the All Nationals topped him, while Bush and James of the All Americans posted stronger numbers.
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Bill James
Braves
James
Alexander
Vaughn
Bush
Sam Langford
Jack Johnson
Langford
Johnson
New England boxers' busy schedule includes Chick Grady bouts
Gloucester boxer Joe Chick and Vermont's Young Grady prepare for multiple bouts this month. Grady fights in an upstate town tonight and meets Chick in Chicopee on the 15th, with other matches slated in Lewiston and Pittsfield. Jasper also competes as part of the quartet with plans for more clashes and Lawrence hosts amateur events at year start.
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Joe Chick
Gloucester
Young Grady
Pownal
Grady
Chicopee
Bill Flemming
Lewiston
Chick
Portsmouth
Ee al McCoy
Pittsfield
PFAFFS BEER Promoted for Flavor and Hygiene
When it comes to taste Pfaffs beer is claimed to have the pleasantest flavor in the market. The beer is noted to be brewed under the strictest hygienic conditions.
Amherst College Baseball Announces 23-Game Schedule
Amherst College will play 23 games this season. The team will undertake the usual southern trip and contest eight games against Southern colleges.
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Amherst
Amherst College
Amherst College Spring Baseball Schedule Sees Williams Rivalry
Amherst College announces a spring schedule led by a Williams series with a potential tiebreaker at Springfield on June 26. The slate includes nine home games, Holy Cross and the Chinese University debut, and coach George Davis returning to lead Amherst.
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Charlottesville
Columbia
New York
Williams
Springfield
Holy Cross
Amherst
George Davis
White Sox
Swasey
Springfield Y. M. C. A. College
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Cambridge
Brown
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Providence
Wesleyan
Williamstown
Yale
New Haven
Dartmouth
Hanover
Princeton
Chinese University
Hobey Baker to Play This Week in Arena Hockey
Hobey Baker leads St. Nicholas against B A A at the Arena this Saturday. Dartmouth faces Princeton in a key intercollegiate clash in the week ahead, with Yale and Harvard still in contention. The Arena aims for a city series with the B A A after AAU ruling clears players. strong showings by Wanamaker and captain Leon Tuck highlighted Dartmouth's drive.
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Arena
St. Nicholas
New York
Hobey
Dartmouth
Princeton
Yale
Harvard
Green
Tigers
Aggies
Peacock
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