Post's Baseball Battery Heads South to Spring Training
Boston Nationals begin spring training in Miami with Ed McGrath and Paul Shannon reporting for the Post. The Red Sox depart for Hot Springs, Ark., where camp opens next Monday. The Post promises full photographic coverage and up-to-date baseball service from the South.
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Annnur Gunmen Boston Fight Fans Miss Bout
Boxing at Jim Crilleys Lawrence club was halted after the Jack Britton Tommy Robson bout failed to start at 9 PM, leaving Boston fans unable to see the intended duel and hiking expectations for future visits.
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Local athletes prep as intercity relays and college hockey loom
In Boston and New York arenas fast athletes race toward March events. New York selects its one mile relay team for Meadowbrook matches against Philadelphia and Boston on March 10. Harvard and Dartmouth eye New England titles with Harvard favored in hockey at the Arena and a strong Crimson showing in local events. Meanwhile the Braves head to Miami for word on a bid to reclaim the National League flag.
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Braves Depart for Training Camp 1917 Season
The Braves left for the Miami camp at 12 30 a m as the Eastern group of the Stallings outfit headed south with three players six newspapermen manager Hapgood Silent Jones assistant trainer and D B Lewis. George Tyler Bob Gill and Arthur Rice were on the roster while Rabbit Maranville Eddie Fitzgerald and Joe Wilhoit delayed by illness await word.
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Big Yankee group heads south for spring training trip
New York will add Johnny Evers Dick Rudolph George Twombly Eddie Collins and possibly Eddie Fitzpatrick to the traveling party as they depart for the South. Sherwood Magee will join in Philadelphia aboard the rattler at 9 20 a m for the voyage from New York. Thin Tom Hughes has accepted terms and will start for Miami. Dick Egan Bill James and Fred Snodgrass still face a deadline but are viewed with little worry by local club management. Fans and baseball men gathered at South Station to see off the group.
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Freshmen Pushed to Win In Tech Field Inter-Class Meet
Technology's track team selection heads to Philadelphia while remaining athletes prepare for an inter-class meet on the new board track at Tech Field. Freshmen are favored to win due to an unusually strong athletic class.
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Boston Y M C A Teams Communicate with A Caldwell
All members of the Boston Y M C A boys and men teams from 1910 to 1915 are to communicate with A Caldwell at 14 Huntington Street Beechastar. An entrance fee of 2 dollars per man is charged for the National A A U indoor championships and 5 dollars for a relay. Entries should be sent to Red Rubion at 21 Warren Place New York City. No announcement or entry has been received regarding Bot Simpson defending his National indoor title. Admission to see the New England athletic champions is free. Mecke is required, no further word on Exeter Street.
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Boxing Ban Sparks NYC Showdowns and War Echoes
The debate over Lester Darcy’s eligibility for a New York bout with Jack Dillon sparks political protest as Governor Whitman bans the Australian. Darcy, who left Australia during wartime, faces scrutiny while plans for a Grand Opera House six round exhibition with Fred Gilmore and other card bouts proceed. Also listed are matches involving Bill Brennan vs Frank Easney, and postponement of McAuliffe’s featherweight title clash, with other scheduled bouts at Commercial A. C. next week.
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Red Sox Advance Party Sets Train for Hot Springs Trip
The Boston Red Sox advance party will board a train from South Station this afternoon at 2 o'clock for their training camp at Hot Springs. Equipment is packed and will arrive a day or two before the first group of champions reaches the Springs.
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Red Sox spring training party to include major figures and players
Boston prepares a large spring journey with Janvrin Henriksen and Wilder among the leaving players. It will feature Boston newspaper representatives and four famous fans, plus trainer Dr. Charles Green and official photographer George Murray. Harry Frazee will join in Albany with additional players, while St. Louis awaits further boardings and unsigned players from Leonard Gregg Mays Hoblitzell Hooper Lewis are expected to sign any day.
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Introducing Bunker Bean Derby
A new derby named after the cock-sure Bunker Bean is showcased with a narrow band and corded edge. It is marketed as a real new idea with Swagger as its fitting description. The price is $3.50.
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Vincy Cigar Advertises inling Promos and Puffs
Smokers may be pardoned for mispronouncing February the word allies and Quincy while enjoying the best ten cents’ worth of cigar smoking in all New England. The playful copy invites readers to rehearse their mispronunciations as a lighthearted promo.
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