Weather Keeps Red Sox From Diamond Workout in Hot Springs
The Red Sox, led by manager Stahl, miss the first spring diamond session at their camp in Hot Springs, Ark as players endure cross country training. Reports note Cy Young and Bill Dahlen’s Dodgers also logging hard workouts, with tentative infield battles and a guarded optimism for the upcoming season.
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Paul H. Shannon
Hot Springs
Ark
Weather Man
Red Sox
Cartigan
Stahl
Cy Young
Charlie Faust
Clyde Engle
Dayton Lad
Bill Dahlen
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bill
Colts
Reilly
Breen
Cutshaw
James
Galveston
Dahlen
Brooklyn
American Leaguers. Dahlen
Bill Donovan
Detroit
Jim Delehanty
Sam Crawford
Germany Schaefer
Charlie O’leary
Nationals
Carrigan, Anderson and Engle
Harry Smith
Newark
Cy Seymour
Baltimore
Burke
Indianapolis
Riggs
St. Louis
Four Red Sox Players Yet To Sign Contracts
Four Red Sox players Speaker Pape Yerkes and OBrien have not signed yet. President McAleer expects all four to report to camp on time despite the approaching departure for training grounds.
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Red Sox
Speaker
Pape
Yerkes
O’brien
McAleer
First B A A Intercolonial Hockey Game Tonight
A large crowd will watch Boston Arena host the opening game of a five game series for the New England club hockey title. The B A A and Intercolonials are set for a fast, hard-fought clash with final practice completed last night and lineups announced for both sides.
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Boston
New England
Greater Boston
New Leagues Under National Agreement
Cincinnati March 1 A Cincinnati Times Star report says the Columbian and perhaps the United States leagues may join the national baseball agreement. The piece notes chairman August Herrmann of the National Commission will seek official review.
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Cincinnati
United States
Cincinnati Times-Star Today
August Herrmann
National Baseball Commission
Nig Clarke Cast as Holdout In Mystery Team Bog
Nig Clarke, the demon backstop, is described as one of those holdouts though the piece notes he does not know who he is withholding from.
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Nig Clarke
Red Sox holdouts and Boston Braves prep for Augusta training
Rumors swirl over Buck O'Brien and Speaker signing with the Red Sox while R A Smith (Tufts) is courted. Billy Jones of the Braves arrives in town to the chatter of new suits and fashion. Frank Pfeffer and Joe Monahan train at Harvard as President Ward confirms travel plans and Mrs Kling departs with daughter Virginia for Augusta.
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Harry Smith
Joe McGinnity
Newark
Hub Purdue
Tennessee
Augusta
Hub
Gaffney
Purdue
Cy Young
Leetle
Mr. Gaffney
Ebbetts
Brooklyn
Ball
Boston
Buck O’brien
McAleer
Buck
Red Sox
Speaker
R. A. Smith
Tufts College
Washington Street
Billy Jones
Braves
Billy
Millinocket
Gosh
Maine
Joe Monahan
Frank Pfeffer
Harvard Cage
Frank
Monahan
Ward
Kling
Virginia
Johnny
Chicago
Campbell
Cincinnati
Chicago Mayor backs resumption of clean boxing with safeguards
Chicago March 1 Mayor Carter H Harrison says he favors resuming boxing if it can be done to protect the public from fake fights and unscrupulous promoters. He supports an honest boxing bill and recalls enjoying Yale boxing in his student days.
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Chicago
Carter H. Harrison
Illinois
New Haven
Yale
Dartmouth Track Schedule Shifts New England Meet Sites
Dartmouth announces track and freshman baseball schedules for the coming season. The New England intercollegiates move to Springfield with Harvard dual meet set for May 11 in Cambridge. Freshman baseball lists eight games with half in Hanover and opponents including Tilton Academy Worcester Academy and Andover.
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Hanover
N. H
Graves
Dartmouth Athletic Council
New England
Springfield
Tech
Philadelphia
Athletic Council
Lst
Tilton Academy
Deap
Worcester Academy
Cushing
Worcester
Andover
Dean
Franklin
Exeter
Interstate hockey cup duel set at Boston Arena
This afternoon the Rhode Island Hope Street High meets Massachusetts Melrose High at the Boston Arena to decide the interstate hockey championship. Melrose leads the Bay State with 13 wins and 2 ties. Hope Street is 11 won, 0 lost, after securing the Little Rhody title.
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Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Boston Arena
Melrose High
Providence Hope Street
Hope Street
Little Rhody
Melrose
Bay
Bay State
Arlington High
Hope Street High
Hanson
Wanamaker
Wolley
Gately
Hope
Dandeno Brothers
Providence
Brown Wins In Hartford Indoor Meet At State Armory
In Hartford on March 1 at the State armory a crowd of about 5000 watched Brown total 29 points to win the second division naval militia indoor meet. Howard Drew Springfield and Freddie Burns Brown led individual stars. Mason Dartmouth won the high jump in a tie for third place, and Williston’s Mulligan placed in several events.
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Hartford
Conn
Big State Armory
Brown
Naval Militia
Dartmouth
Williston
Howard Drew
Springfield
Freddie Burns
James M. Burke
Powder Point School
Marble of
John J. McHugh
New York
Drew
Huthsimer
Amherst
Mason
Mulligan
Broderick
Burns
Aggies
Bristam
Yale
Stevenson
A. C
Marble
Wright
Naval Division
Ben Massachusetts Dd
Naval Brigade
Samuel
Schwartz
Eddie Ray
Albany
Cole
Miles
Wadhams
Parsons
Columbia
Lippett
Providence Technical
James Burke
Wesleyan
Trin
Bonsil
Oneuecel Gaily
Taber
Waterman
Cook
Huthsiuner
D. R. Mahoney
Hall and Burns
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Fordham
Nye
Holyoke
Farrell
New Haven
Sutermeister
Pulford
Trinity
Wessels
Williams
Orr
Ball
Marceau
Haywood
Dolan
Massachusetts Technology
M Lean Winner in Ice Races at Boston Arena
The New England indoor ice skating championships at the Boston Arena showcased close finishes and strong showings. Chicago skater Bobby McLean dominated the 880 yard handicap and the half mile, while Margaret Graham of Ludlow won the girls event though Dolly Pederson edged her in the match race. Gordon Thompson and T. T. Murch split the two mile men’s title races, with Murch taking the final heat by inches.
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Boston
Bob Warner
Bobby McLean
Chicago
Margaret Graham
Ludlow
Dolly Pederson
Gordon Thompson
T. T. Murch
Thompson
G. S. Seamans
Somerville
R. Dannahy
Dorchester
Hl. Pekans
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Bury
H. Taylor
Winthrop
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J. Jardine
G. Thompson
F. Dannahy
Harry Nevins
T. T
KB. Mureh
G. Seamans
F. Faulkner
H. Nevins
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Ben Coleman
St. John
N. B
Y. T. Murch
Fenway Skating Club
Cambridge Skating Club
Dannaby
Miss Seamans
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Sortwell
Denesha Huntington
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Wiggett Osgood
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Bill Jones
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Ween
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Ener Hope
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Reno
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Lessees & Mars
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China
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Plymouth Crist
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L’ Enfant Prodigue
Pagliacci
ERA House
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Romito
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Miss Werner
Thais Mary Garden
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Germania
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Teinert
Beylsten
Sage N
William
Farnum
Shubert Theatre
Messrs. Shubert
Augustus Thomas
Castle Sq. Tel. Tremont
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Winter St
Re Loew's
Orpheum
M. Toll P
Bowdoin Sq
Grand Opera House
Kibble & Martin’s
Tremont ST
Berkeley
Wrantaa
Nationa Rose Pitonof
Castellucci
Jarvis and Leighton
Arthur Pickens Co
Claremont Brothers
Chick & Chicklets
Bert Granville
Ats
Eve's
Waldron’s Casino
Hanover St
Tremont Row
the World
Boylston
M. Tel. Ox
Vas
Uly Sand
New Clynes
Jasset
Washinston St. Beck
Jordan Hall
George Harris, JR
Irma Seydel
Symphony Hall
Josef Shevinne
Burton Holmes Ey Ways
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Max Fiedler
Heinrich Gebherd
Majestic Theatre
Full Strength of
Whitney Opera Co
Frank M. McGrath
The
Mechanics Bldg
Boston Connection
Wright & Ditson
Arthur Johnson
Iver Johnson
William Read & Sons
Stoddard Co
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