Post Staff to Cover Braves Miami Trip and Red Sox Hot Springs Run
Charles R. Doyle of the Post will chronicle the Braves in Miami and back home while Paul H. Shannon tracks the Red Sox advance to Hot Springs. A complete Photographic Service will accompany daily word pictures from both camps for readers.
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Daily Word
Braves Leave City for South Training Startup
Shortly after midnight the Braves begin their training season with a getaway of the Stall ings group. The Boston contingent, small in players but joined by Hapgood Neary Frank Jones Bill Somers and five war correspondents, leads the campaign toward the camp.
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Hapgood
Neary
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Bill Somers
Easterners Ready for Southern Movement Trip by Boat
The Boston and New York parties finalize their mobilization to depart from the Hotel Breslin for a Savannah liner trip to Miami. Pitcher Lefty Tyler will start, with Lowe Rice Lee infielders and Joe Connolly set to join. Rabbit Maranville and others travel from New York and Pennsylvania, with Hapgood supervising all details and awaiting the boat departure at 3 PM.
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Lowe
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Rabbit Maranville
Rabbit
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Sherwood Magee
Eddie Fitzpatrick
Elmer Knetzer
Eddie Collins
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Maurice
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Miami
Tech to Swim Brown in Fifth Meet This Season
The Technology swimming team, undefeated this season, travels to Providence to face Brown University for its fifth meet tomorrow night. Manager G. S. Gould expects another victory as every squad member is in excellent shape.
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G. S. Gould
Indians Start Training in New Orleans
The Cleveland American League team opened spring training in New Orleans today on the Southern Association grounds. The New Orleans Southern Association club will work out with Cleveland during the session.
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New Orleans
Southern Association
Cleveland
Braves Prospect Guy Gregg Retires From Baseball
Rookie right hander Guy Gregg, once with Terre Haute and recommended to Braves star Kurt Neh, announced in a letter to business manager Hapgood that he would retire from baseball and skip his opening with Boston as training season begins.
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Bess Stallings
Kurt Nehf
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Terre Haute
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Peabody resigns from Arlington High hockey team
Clinton Peabody, captain of Arlington High School hockey, leaves school. His absence hurts Spy Pond's chances against Melrose High on Friday night as both teams are tied for second in the Interscholastic league, with the winner to face Newton next Friday.
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Arlington High
Spy Pond
Melrose High
Newton
Shapiro Leaves Pittsburg for Business in Boston
I. Shapiro, a four year Pittsburg University football player once tipped as an all American centre, has entered business in Boston and will not coach next season, saying he will forsake the gridiron forever.
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Browns Release Players Send to Memphis Southern League
St Louis manager Rickey announced a deal to release Walsh Drake Buell Willett and Tillman to the Memphis club of the Southern League. St Louis retains an option on Tillman and plans to place 12 more players with minor league clubs.
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Melrose High Cancels Hockey Game With Milton Academy
Melrose High canceled its midweek hockey game against Milton Academy yesterday afternoon citing an upcoming Friday matchup with Arlington High as too demanding for the team. The postponement aims to keep players rested for the Arlington clash.
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Boston Latin School Hockey Team Disbanded Over Ineligible Player
Boston Latin School’s hockey squad was dropped by Mr. Pen nypacker after fielding an ineligible player in the Stone School and Brighton High games. The English High versus Latin School championship match in Boston is canceled as a result. Harry Wills and Sam Langford have a 19 round bout scheduled at the Broadway Sporting Club in Brooklyn next Tuesday night. Promoter Weisman moved quickly to replace Dillon and Gunboat Smith with Jim Buckley and Joe Woodman after Jack reported sick.
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Arena Defeats Harvard Club In Hockey Clash
Arena Hockey Club defeated the Harvard Club 4 to 2 at the local rink. Synnott Roach Seguin and Irving Small scored for Arena while Hicks Sortwell and a late Harvard tally kept the game close. Sagar stood out for Harvard in goal, with Small excelling for Arena in a hard-fought Boston Hockey League match.
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Becker Wins At Pinehurst In First Round
In Pinehurst North Carolina on March 1 C L Becker of the Woodland Club defeated Spencer Waters of New York 3 and 1 in the spring golf tournament first round. B P Merriman of Waterbury beat Malcolm McGregor of Detroit 6 and 4 and other notable results followed with several Boston and New England players advancing in early divisions.
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Greenwich
Trinity College Baseball Schedule Arranged for Spring
Trinity College in Hartford released the baseball slate for April through June with games against Bowdoin U Maine Navy Lehigh Virginia Rhode Island State Worcester Tech Holy Cross Seton Hall Boston College Lafayette Boston Tufts Middlebury Springfield Tufts Mass Aggies and other scheduled opponents. Open dates exist May 15 May 18 and June 16 with no contests listed on those days.
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