Frazee's Trades Boost Red Sox Record Assessment
A comparison shows the Red Sox benefited less from winter trades with Cleveland and the Yankees. Joe Bush has seven straight wins, while the Sox top hitters struggle. Scott and McInnis left, with replacements posting lower averages. Batting races remain led by Sisler in the American League though power totals are mixed.
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Yankees
Cleveland
Joe Bush
Jones
Quinn
Yerguson
Collins
Piercy
Sox
Scott
McInnis
Smith
Harris
Burns
Bert Griffith
Brooklyn
Bigbee
Pirates
Gowdy
Hornsby
Sisler
Carey
Johnston
Williams
Braves
Karr
Duffy
J. Collins
Yale oarsmen split drills on Sound voyage
Yale freshmen rode out into Long Island Sound under General W. W. Skiddy of Stamford aboard his yacht. The crew found the water rough but returned for lunch at their Gales Ferry training camp as part of preparations with no change in Eli Crews plans.
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Long Island Sound
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Varsity Rowing Plans Narrowed For Harvard Regatta
Whitneys yacht Whileaway arrives late as the varsity eight and alumni prepare for the Harvard regatta next Friday. Coach George Corderry confirms the lineup remains unsettled for the four mile race, with Whites favored for veteran strength though Blues won the recent 4 mile trial.
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Harvard
Freeman
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Goodwin
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Pelly
Leslie
Cheney
Bow
Whitney
Thomas
Stroke
Ewing
Haines
McHenry
Spencer
Rockefeller
Bigelow
Sheffield
Russell
Chase
Andover Well Fixed for 1923 Baseball Season
Andover and Exeter open spring prep after a 15 to 2 victory in the 42nd annual contest at Brothers Field. Returning players include George Mumby Nelder Van Johnstone Owl Wilbur Shoop Dan Smith and others from the Exeter matchup.
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Shoop
Mitchell Faces Maguire in Ten Round Marquee Bout
In Marieville Rhode Island tonight Harry Mitchell of Providence meets Tommy Maguire in a 10 round main event. Also on the all star card Jim Kerr vs Ted Marshall and Kid Williams vs Joe McFadder. Charlie Kaater faces Jimmy Wilde in another ten rounder promising action.
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Marieville
R. I
Harry Mitchell
Tommy Maguire
Providence
Jim Kerr
Ted Marshall
Kid Williams
Joe McFadder
Charlie Kaater
Jimmy Wilde
Y. W. C. A. Stadium Meet Promises Notable Women’s Events
Arthur Duffey previews a lively Saturday program at the Stadium highlighting standout performances by bobbed haired athletes and the rising prominence of women’s track. He notes Eddie Morris’s vocal announcements, Feldman’s sprint, and looks ahead to Lawrence Saturday’s Wefers Day athletics with a strong lineup.
Moran in Pittsburg Boxing Status Questioned
Reader asks if Frank Moran of Pittsburg is still active or has retired after a long layoff. The note suggests Moran may be retired unless a promoter offers a chance at top contenders.
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Pittsburg
Moran
Eastern and National League Matchups Listed
American games feature Boston at Chicago, New York at St. Louis, Washington at Detroit, Philadelphia at Cleveland, and Pittsburg at Boston with St. Louis at Philadelphia. National clashes include Cincinnati at New York and Chicago at Brooklyn. Eastern schedule shows Hartford at Waterbury, Fitchburg at Bridgeport, Springfield at New Haven, Pittsfield at Albany.
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Junior League Racing Convention in Allston 1922
The Metropolitan Driving Club of Boston announces the Junior League of Driving Clubs convention at Charles River Speedway Allston on July 11 12 13 1922. A full racing program features free for all trotting and pacing championships with listed class times and eligibility by matinee racing form.
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Metropolitan Driving Club
Allston
Week of school baseball games list by city and matchups
A readable schedule of school baseball games for the week with daily matchups. Cities include Everett Brookline Woburn Arlington West Roxbury South Boston Charlestown Salem Saugus Brockton Quincy Hyde Park English Stadium Bev erly Lynn Classical Revere Marblehead Winthrop Haverhill Belmont Marlboro Ipswich Wal tham Somerville New Bedford Brockton East Boston Natick Marlboro Stedium Charlestown South Boston Mechanic Arts Loominater Milford Natick Revere Chelsea Gloucester Wakefield Melrose Winchester Arlington
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East Boston
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Tueesday
Trade
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Stadium
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Beverly
Chelsea
Lexington
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Danvers
Ipswich
Waltham
Somerville
New Bedford
Natick
Marlboro
Mechanic Arts Va
Stedium
Revere
Winthrop
Lynn Clanahal
Gloucester
Marblehead
Swampscott
Winchester
Melrose
Haverhill
Wakefield
Loominater
Milford
Mechanics Arts Out For 1922 Title Lead
Mechanics Arts leads the Hub Baseball league after a 3 to 1 win over Commerce on Saturday. The Buff and Blue has the most games played and five wins against one defeat. The race remains open with upcoming tough matches, but the team has shown courage under strain and snappy fast ball.
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Mechanic Arts Faces English High In Weekend Gridiron Clash
Coach Dunn leads Mechanic Arts into a big Friday game at Soldiers Field against English High after a 4 to 2 win in the first match. Key players include a top infielders in Parsons City league standouts Sullivan and Dole the pitcher. A win would help Mechanic Arts seal the championship as English had beaten Commerce earlier in the season.
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Soldiers Field
English High
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Parsons
Barney Nolan
Commerce
Sullivan
Dole
Fenway Boys
Post Season Tilts Likely In Local Baseball Race
With the school season near end talk centers on possible playoff games to decide the state title. Newton High won the Suburban league championship while Lynn English has 15 straight wins and holds the North Shore title. Lawrence High beat Commerce and then Haverhill as it seeks state honors. Brighton leads District and Mechanic Arts rivalry could decide Huh league. Nat Young allows Newton playoff talks and Lynn English seeks a Newton rematch as city title prospects loom.
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North Shore
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Nat Young
Bill Smith
Newton
Boston
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Lawrence
Harvard Rowing Team Arrives at Red Top Camp
The Harvard squad of 51 men reached Red Top quarters at 4 this afternoon. Earlier the shells arrived by a special train, and preparations are in place for a busy day tomorrow with examinations in the morning and rowing practice starting at 7 in the evening. The camp operates on daylight time this year.
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Conn
Thunder Storm Cancels Lincoln County Baseball Game
A thunder storm halted yesterday’s snap game at Lexington Athletic Field between Lexington Council and Everett Council Knights of Columbus. The contest was stopped in the third inning with no runs, and a makeup date may be set for next Sunday afternoon.
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Knights of Columbus
Suzanne Lenglen and Brugnon Win French Mixed Doubles
Suzanne Lenglen and M. Brugnon defeat Mme. Golding and M. Borotra 6 0 6 0 to win the French mixed doubles title. Lenglen faces a heart weakness but she insists on Wimbledon plans, with her father opposing entry to defend her title.
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Suzanne Lenglen battles through French hard court final
Suzanne Lenglen, 24, defied parental orders to enter a Brus sels tournament, winning the semi final 10 8 against Miss Mc Kane and rallying to win the French championship final against Madame Golding. She seeks Wimbledon singles success to atone for last year’s Forest Hills defeat to Mrs Mallory.
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Madame Golding
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Cup Offered for Sea Race From New London to Marblehead
The Eastern Yacht Club of Marblehead announces a New London to Marblehead ocean race set for Friday June 30. A gold cup by Captain Harold S Vanderbilt is the prize, to be won three times by one owner. a silver replica goes to each winning yacht. Entries close Monday June 26 at 4 p.m. at the regatta committee office. Crews may vary and cruising trim is required with spinnaker use barred from 8 p.m. to 4 a.m.
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New London
Harold S. Vanderbilt
Regatta Committee
Bay Views Rout Jamaica Plain Tigers 2 0 in Rain
The Bay Views of South Boston remained undefeated as they held the Jamaica Plain Tigers to two hits. Coyman pitched effectively allowing only two hits before the game was halted by rain ending the contest.
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International League scores report mixed results
Syracuse defeated Reading 3 to 2 while Jersey City routed Toronto 4 to 0 in the first game. In the second, Jersey City beat Toronto 2 to 0. Buffalo won 6 to 0 in the first game against Newark who lost 8 to 6 in the second. Baltimore defeated Rochester 2 to 0.
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Landis Denies Evers 1918 Salary Claim
Chicago June 11 Commissioner of Baseball K M Landis refused to allow Johnny Evers claim against the Boston National League club for their 1918 season salary.
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K. M. Landis
Johnny Evers
Evers Released by Boston and Reassigned After Training Trip
The decision states Evers was released by Boston and asked to report to Jersey City after the 1918 spring trip. He claimed he was signed by Boston and returned home to Troy New York. The commissioner denied the claim due to Evers not earning elsewhere and then suing for the difference. A B Douglass catcher for Cincinnati NL was reinstated after he did not report for the 1922 season because of a family situation.
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French Derby Won by Ramus at Chantilly
Ramus won the French Derby at Chantilly on June 11 in front of Keefaling ridden by Donohue and Algerien favored to win. The 2400 metre race carried 150000 francs from the jockey club with total stakes valued at 80000 francs with Ramus backed at five to one and Algerien at three to one.
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Local Youth League Schedule Mixes Nearby Parks
The schedule lists games at Lincoln Park South Boston St. Josephs at St Andrews Carolina Jamaica Plain and Rowan Park Dorchester Maideen and No Cambridge at Rindge Field Wednesday Josephs at Reading Thursday matches No Cambridge Norton at South Boston St Andrews Maiden and St Josephs vs J J Connolly at Marcella Roxbury.
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St. Joseph’s
Lincoln Park
South Boston
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Carolina Avenue
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Maiden
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Rindge Field
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