Braves Arrive at Macon Camp for Training
The Boston Braves arrive in Macon Georgia for a month long training camp. 21 players and staff, including manager George Stallings and Captain Johnny Evers, settle in with arrivals from Baltimore and Washington. A train wreck en route to the south interrupts plans as the squad prepares for afternoon practice.
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G. T. Stallings
Stallings
Charley Schmidt
Baltimore
Herbie Moran
Washington
Leary
Dempsey
Boston Bucks
Boss Stallings
Captain Evers
Hank Gowdy
Whaling
Hess
Tragessor
Crutcher
Cocrehan
Gilbert
Whitted
Fitzpatrick
Gossip for Motorists: Boston Auto Show News and Personal Updates
EDP hen reel IP Harry Noyes of Buick fame arrives in Boston after a six week Pacific coast trip and attends the Panama Pacific Exposition. J H McAlman returns to work in a tan coat from golf trips in Florida and North Carolina. The Abbott-Detroit model 44 will debut at the Boston Auto Show with strong orders from F A Dutton. Walter Bieling of Premier Motors is a former editor and social figure in New England. Lozier resumes Detroit production with shipments of fours and sixes. The Auburn car moves to 157 Massachusetts Avenue and will be ready soon.
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Harry Noyes
Buick
Boston
Pacific Coast
J. H. McAlman
Florida
North Carolina
F. A. Dutton Motor Company
New England
Massachusetts Avenue
Middlesex School baseball battery candidates in training
More than six boys try out for two battery positions at Middlesex School Concord as Wendell P. Raymond, former Brown catcher, coaches the team this season. The group includes several veterans from last year.
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Middlesex School
Concord
Wendell P. Raymond
Brown University
Cora Livingston to Meet Unknown Challenger in Los ton Duel
Cora Livingston accepts a challenge tonight from an unknown opponent, a girl trained by George Johnson, who claims his protégé can defeat the champion in her own wrestling style. The bout is at the Howard, with exciting contest anticipated. May Kelley lasted ten minutes with the champion yesterday and earned a dollar per minute not being pinned. Special matches are planned daily during Livingston's stay.
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Cora Livingston
George Johnson
the Howard
May Kelley
Miss Livingston
Loston
Allen Faces Burns In Catch Rules Bout At Grand Opera House
Dixie Bob Allen trains hard for a Thursday show at the Grand Opera House against Cyclone Burns in a best two of three falls match under catch as catch can rules. Allen recalls a broken nose in their last engagement that he says tilted the fight to Burns.
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Dixie Bob” Allen
Cyclone Burns
Grand Opera House
Allen
New England Boxing Championships Set for March 22
The annual New England boxing championships under the B A A will be held at the Mechanics building on March 22. Entries open from bantamweights to heavyweights with prizes for winners and runners up. Entries close March 15 with George W Brown at the B A A.
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New England
Mechanics’ Building
George W. Brown
Milton High Adopts New Letter Award Rules
Milton High enacts rules for letter winners: absence without satisfactory excuse from more than three regular practices bars eligibility. players must be passed and in good standing in physical training at season end. any man dropped for misconduct during the season cannot be a letter candidate.
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Milton High
New Yorks Face First Base Bird in Training Plot
Captain Huston declares the New Yorks will field a bird on first base while Harry Sparrow struggles to find time for training this year.
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Huston
New Yorks
Harry Sparrow
English High School routs Boston Latin in dual meet
The English High School track team overwhelmed Boston Latin School yesterday afternoon at the Montgomery street drill hall winning 69 to 30. The Blue and Blue athletes swept most events and took first in all but two on the program.
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Boston Latin School
Montgomery Street
English High Athletes Dominate School Meet Highlights
Brigham defeats Morrill in the 600-yard race while Fallon bests Niles in the 1000-yard. Whalen wins the 80-yard dash final, with Monagle and Greenberg taking top spots in subsequent events. Downey, Nolan, Delahanty and others claim wins in 800-yard runs and field events as English High stars fill the scoreboard and a points table is outlined.
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Morrill
English High
Brigham
Fallon
Niles
Whalen
Gunning
E. H.S
Greenberg
Duntley
Hamlin
Monagle
Garner
BE. H
Shurdut
BE. H. S
EF. H. S
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BB. H
Cherrill
Pre Martin
Bry S
Sue
B. H
Leary
Malloy
Delahanty
Atwood
E. H
Levenson
McKenzie
McCarthy
Non -L. S
la Plante
Chappelle
Dandrow
Houghton
Rice
B. L
Nolan
Novack
Maxey
H. S
Barrows
E.H.S
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Pade
Sesssee
Malden Baseball to Lose Home Games Over Funding Clash
Malden High School may host no home games this season as Alfred E. Cox of the Malden High School Athletic Field Corporation demands proof of funding sources. He says last year’s home games netted about $150 instead of $1200, threatening to shut the baseball field unless facts and figures are provided.
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Malden
Alfred E. Cox
Malden High School Athletic Field Corporation
High School Athletic Association
Cox
Melrose to Meet Arlington in Rematch at Boston Arena
An agreement between Melrose and Arlington high school hockey managers sets a Friday rematch at Boston Arena to decide the winner after their Washington's Birthday tie.
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Melrose
Arlington High
Milton Elects Luce as 1915 Football Captain
Milton High football players who earned their M last week held a meeting and unanimously chose Stanford Luce to captain the 1915 eleven. Luce previously attended Boston Latin three years and joined Milton this fall, excelling at halfback and contributing for the hockey wing.
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Milton High
Stanford Luuce
Luce
Boston Latin
Milton
Army selects Brundred captain for next hockey season
Cadet L. L. Brundred of Oil City Pennsylvania was chosen to lead the Army hockey team next season and Cadet R. L. Walsh of Illinois was selected as manager, announced in West Point New York.
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West Point
N. Y
L. L. Brundred
Oil City
Penn
R. L. Walsh
Illinois
Bill Sweeney Returns to the Red Sox in Trade
Bill Sweeney signed with the Boston Red Sox after a brief meeting with President Lannin and Manager Carrigan. The deal reunites him with a club and fans who recall his star years, and he is expected to contend for multiple infield spots alongside a strengthened roster. Sweeney will travel with his wife and daughter, heading to Cincinnati then Hot Springs on Monday.
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Lannin
Carrigan
Boston
Sweeney
Roger Bresnahan
Cubs
Bresnahan
Chicago
Hank O’day
Windy City
Lanin
Tommy Leach
Bill
Red Sox
Stahl
Carrigan’s Club
Cincinnati
Hot Springs
Dartmouth Calmly Confirms Cavanaugh Plans
Three years more of Frank Cavanaugh at Dartmouth means continued control of football at Hanover and the Athletic Council seals the appointment. Cavanaugh has led Dartmouth with distinction over the past five years and is among the nation’s top coaches.
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Frank Cavanaugh
Dartmouth
Hanover
Cavanaugh
Dartmouth Athletic Council
Green
Young Shannon Emerges In Exeter Distance Runs
Shannon displays a burst of speed in schoolboy distance events. George Connors downplays comments while noting potential future stars like a young John Paul Jones in the region. Bill Sweeney returns to Boston with the Red Sox, welcomed by fans. Irish American A C faces B A A in hockey with Winged Fist favored to topple St Nicholas, shaping the Amateur Hockey League title race at the Arena.
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Shannon
Exeter
George Connors
John Paul Jones
St. Nicholas
Indoor swimming championships set for Brookline March 23
The N B A A U announces indoor swimming championships to be held Tuesday evening March 23 at Brookline public baths Tappan Street with events from 50 to 500 yards back and breast stroke diving and relay. Entries close March 16 and should be sent to D S Adler.
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Brookline Public Baths
Tappan Street
Brookline
Adler
Tufts adds infielders and outfielder to squad
Tufts announces three new players joining the team with Heinie Stafford and Whippen as infielders and Angell as the outfielder. Batting practice continues as Coach Slattery rotates pitchers while Captain Lee directs fielding drills. Devo stands out as a promising new catcher with Rockwell showing speed and curves.
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Heinie” Stafford
Whippen
Sanborn Academy
Angell
Slattery
Lee
Devo
Dean
Rockwell
Colby Academy
High School of Commerce
Fritz’ O’mara
Krepps
Boxing card and new club plans in Quincy and Marblehead
Friday will see the Quincy A A in an amateur tournament with open classes 108 115 and 158 pounds entries close with J W McDonald at 68 Farrington Street Quincy Contests will be at Quincy Adams Hall A boxing club forms in Marblehead to open in about two weeks with local bouts planned weekly A main bout in Lawrence features Mike Glover of South Boston versus Bill Flemming of Maine in a 12 rounder Flemming to make 145 pounds at 6 oclock Ferguson and Stosh noted for declines since quitting managers last months boxers
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Quincy A. A
J. W. McDonald
Farrington Street
Quincy
Quincy Adams Hall
Marblehead
Mike Glover
South Boston
Bill Flemming
Maine
Unity
Lawrence
Flemming
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