Red Sox Opt for Hot Springs Warmups for Spring Training
The article notes that major league teams including the Red Sox plan initial workouts at Hot Springs Arkansas to build pitching strength and overall fitness before the season. It cites the Ozarks baths as the key factor in team conditioning and cites past success linked to spring training there. It mentions other clubs like the Yankees Indians Braves Pirates also using the Valley of Vapors for early workouts.
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South Atlantic Coast
Hot Springs
Arkansaw
Ozarks
Red Sox
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Sox
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Ozark Spa
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Indians
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Valley of Vapors
Brookline Track Team Faces Medford In Key Dual Meet
Unbeaten Brookline High ath letes meet Medford in a much anticipated dual meet on Brookline's home track. Medford's faster times in most events suggest a slim edge, but Brookline's top contenders like Southwick and Casson push balanced field events. Sprint and distance battles feature Armstrong, Reardon, Chase, Thompson, Dower, and captains Moore, Daley, Cowper, and Davidson in close contests.
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Brookline
Casson
Medford
Lindner
Thompson
Moore
Joe Kelley
Daley
Davidson
Cowper
Siegel Ready to Battle Robson Tonight in Welter Bout
Nate Siegel of Revere weighs in at 151 1/2 pounds at Mechanics Building for his welterweight bout with Tommy Robson of Malden. Ringside expectations center on Siegel’s improved training under Jim Gardner, with Commissioner Gene Buckley likely to witness the weigh in.
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Roy McFarland
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Newman Reagan
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Denny Glynn
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Boxing prospects and match talk for Tommy Flanagan and Madden
Henry Meyers hints at a winner take all plan if Tommy Nee’s manager allows a fight with Fred Madden. An upstate promoter seeks a Feb 9 bout pairing Tommy Flanagan of New Bedford with Johnny Shugrue of Waterbury, but Shugrue may decline. Flanagan’s recent win over Tommy Leahy makes challengers scarce for the fast New Bedford boxer.
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Bowser to clash with Harry Martomas next Thursday
Paul Bowser continues a winning run in Thursday shows at the Grand Opera House under Old Howard management. The former has defeated Turner Ajax Ross and Lu decke, and will face Harry Martomas in a featured bout, with Kilonis Perelli among rivals watching.
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Bruner Stars as English High Tops Rindge Tech in Cambridge
Joe Bruner led English High to a 45 17 win at the Cambridge Y M C A meet. He captured the 200 yard, 40 yard dash and 1 yard dash events, swam on the winning relay, and took top honors in the diving and other sprints.
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Rindge Tech
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Wat City Boys Top Belmont High In Narrow Win
Waltham High School defeated Belmont High School 32 to 19 on the Waltham floor in a well contested basketball game. McLean led the losing team with strong scoring while Belmont balanced the scoring across its lineup.
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New Golf House Planned for Woodland Golf Club
Bids for a brick two story Woodland Golf Club clubhouse with basement 156 by 67 feet were received yesterday. Work may begin as soon as spring, with the successful bidder to start early.
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Woodland Golf Club
Browne and Nichols Win Dual Meet Over Winthrop High
Browne and Nichols defeats Winthrop High 47 1 2 to 15 1 2 in a board track dual at Nichols Field. Ed Bradford led scoring with 14 points for the hockey team. he won the shot put and placed in multiple events. Weible and Gore were the top placers for Winthrop in the dash and 600 respectively.
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Noble and Greenough Defeats Malden in Dual Track Meet
Noble and Greenough defeated Malden High 83 to 44 in a dual track meet at Noble’s outdoor board track in Dexter Biel. Sullivan led Malden with the 10 yard run, while Noble swept the hurdles and Wylde won the broad jump for Noble. Alva Hollander of Noble won the 60 yard run and LeFevre of Noble led multiple sprint events with strong times.
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American skating champ defends title in Saranac Lake meets
Arthur Staff, defending American professional skating champion, will face a strong field including Edmund Lamy of Saranac Lake Bobby McLean of New York and Everett McGowan of St Paul in Saranac Lake on February 13 and 14 The match was arranged after Oscar Mathieson the world champion declined to meet Staff for less than $10 000
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Edmund Lamy
Saranac Lake
Bobby McLean
New York
Everett McGowan
St. Paul
Oscar Matheison
Brookline High to Host Dual Track Meet Tonight
Brookline High boys under Coach Henry Carroll prepare for a home dual against Medford High Stars led by Coach O Donnell at Brookline High Gym. Brookline aims to extend a win streak while Medford seeks revenge after a tough season with Huntington athletes topping their defeats.
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Henry Carroll
Brookline High Boys
O’donnell
Medford High Stars
Huntington
Commerce Has Romp On Track To Standout Dual Meet Win
The High School of Commerce beat Mechanic Arts 159 1 2 to 60 1 2 in a dual meet at East Armory. Commerce led in running events, swept field events, and claimed multiple event wins including Hanley in the senior 600, Martikke in intermediate 600, and Murphy of Mechanic Arts taking the senior dash.
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Momma Yarn by Rupert Hughes to Appear in Boston Sun Day Pat
Rupert Hughes has crafted a humorous and engaging yarn titled Momma. The piece will run in the next Boston Sun Day Pat Magazine, promising entertaining anecdotes and whimsical storytelling.
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Momma
Rupert Hughes
Boston Sunday
B A A Hockey Team Disabled Before Philadelphia Match
A weakened B A A hockey team travels to Philadelphia to face St. Nicholas in the United States league series. Joe Stubbs is sidelined with a dislocated shoulder and Ned Bigelow out with a back strain. The Unicorns share the Western group lead in a triple tie with Pete Marquette and Westminster. Captain Dave In galls leads a Philadelphia squad including Hutchinson McCarthy Percy Bright Stillman Doty Rice and trainer Frank Jones.
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Joe Stubbs
Ned Bigelow
Unicorn
Pete Marquette
Westminster
Tom Kanaly
Dave Ingalls
Jack Hutchinson
Justin McCarthy
George Percy
Alex Bright
Carl Stillman
Gua Doty
Willard Rice
Frank Jones
Portsmouth
Connolly to Run Three Miles in Week at Boston and Brooklyn
Woburn star Jimmy Connolly Georgetown captain and intercollegiate mile champion will race in three events this week starting with the Brooklyn College 1000 yard special race in Brooklyn North Carolina. He then competes in the Wanamaker mile and half special race at Melrose A C and ends with the Hunter mile at the B A A games in Boston February 4 with Georgetown and Boston College also in the relay.
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Jimmy Connolly
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Yale Won’t Restrict Athletics to Harvards Narrow Path
Yale will not limit athletics to a single prized game with Harvard, rejecting Harvard president Lowell’s restrictive plan. The Yale Alumni Weekly today editorializes against throttling athletic programs to a narrow focus and emphasizes broader competition.
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Yale Spirit vs Harvard Critics Over Football
The Harvard president Lowell derides modern intercollegiate football as overrated relative to the curriculum. The campus notes gate receipts fund many sports and that openness of competition embodies Yale’s spirit, contrasting with Yale in China language.
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Athletic Association
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Wealthy Sportsmen Protest Private Hunting Clubs
A conference at the State House heard from Joseph A. Hager and Willam C. Adams on private land leasing by wealthy sportsmen. Hager accused elites of barring public access with gunning stands and decoys, while Adams acknowledged the state cannot provide universal public hunting grounds for about 100,000 gunners. He warned of a drift toward England-like private fish and game preserves if unchecked.
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England
Fighting Dick Russell Tops Carlyle Show Card
The Grand Opera House hosts a ten round main event featuring Charlie Kid Heskins and Mickey Travers as the draw. In the semi final Fighting Dick Russell from Lynn meets Newport Johnnie Brown who seeks an 19th straight win in a comeback bid while Russell eyes the lightweight New England title.
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South End
Mickey Travers
New Haven
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Former sprinter Howard Drew Denies Indoor Comeback
Howard Drew, once a champion sprinter, denies plans to attempt a comeback this indoor season. He currently practices law in Hartford and is concentrating solely on his legal career.
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