Hamilton Signs with Heps as Scout Departing as Haverhill Manager
Billy Hamilton of Haverhill former star outfielder and NE league manager joins the Heps as scout for Boston Nationals. His move gives Boston a seasoned talent evaluator while forcing Haverhill to seek a new manager. Hamilton will focus on identifying promising NE league and other young players for the coming season.
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Gardner and Klaus Set Pittsburg Bout Amid Hype
Jimmy Gardner and Frank Klaus prepare for a sixth noted clash in Pittsburg, their fourth billed there, with a six round no decision match seen as a major draw for local fans. The Boston trio of bouts left Gardner improving while Klaus peaked in their latest, promising a hammering match in Smoky City.
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Automobile Show Booms as New England Gathers
Tonight’s huge turnout at Mechanics Hall and Horticultural Hall signals a record automobile exhibition. The Sun Post’s special section promises a bird’s eye view of the mammoth fair and notes the event will surpass all prior city auto trade volumes. The Massachusetts Automobile Association banquet at Hotel Somerset next Thursday will feature prominent speakers and discussion on roads and laws. Fiat's racing team including Bruce-Brown and Nazzaro eye major road events with Savannah Grand Prize speculation. Hollander of Fiat forecasts the Grand Prize there and plans selective races. Bruce-Brown aims for the 500 mile Indy race in May with his 90 horsepower car. The Massachusetts Automobile Operators’ Association will host open house at 204 Dartmouth Street during show week.
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Zbyszko Defeats Roller In Philadelphia Wrestling Match
Polish champion Zbyszko defeated former college athlete B. R. Roller in a wrestling match at the American Athletic Club in Philadelphia. He won two falls in one hour and 18 minutes, the match set to finish with a strangle hold barred. Zbyszko used a half nelson and neck hold for the first fall and followed with a rolling fall.
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Commerce High School Triumph Over Dorchester in Dual Meet
In a Dorchester High School gym meet, Commerce High won 50 to 32 as Dorchester’s absence hampered sprint and relay events. Ginger Fraser returned from an injury to place third in shot put while Sulloway excelled in high jump. Relay by Commerce decided by two feet. Donnelan and Fletcher starred for Dorchester in key races.
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Kelly Meets Klaus Here in East Boxing Schedule Change
Silvio Ferretti, manager of Hugo Kelly, cancels two New York middleweight title bouts and books a March 11 match with Klaus in Boston after Smith’s拒 refusal to meet at 168 pounds. Kelly plans Milwaukee bout with Jack Dillon, while recovering from an injured hand and continuing daily training.
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Milton High Crushes Stone School 7–0 in Arena Clash
Milton High dominated Stone School at the Boston Arena to win Inter preparatory league play 7 to 0. Emerson scored four goals and Keep added three as Milton rolled in two 20 minute halves with Brown refereeing and Curtis timing.
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Cornell Five Defeats Yale 20 to 17 in New Haven
Cornell's basketball team defeated Yale 20 to 17 in New Haven. Bennet, Cornell captain, was badly cut over the eye after colliding with Osborne of Yale, forcing him to leave the game. The win moves Cornell to third and Yale to fourth in the Intercollegiate league standings.
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Where Books Go Wrong in Major League Race Math
An excerpt critiques a computing system for predicting major league outcomes. It notes the model omits significant human elements such as John Barleycorn and internal bickering, while claiming the framework remains largely flawed yet amusing.
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Valentine Brown Beats Ad Wolgast For Lightweight Title
New York March 3 Valentine Brown the tow headed NY lightweight scored a popular decision over Ad Wolgast the world lightweight champion in a slashing 10 round bout at the National Sporting Club of America. A crowd of 3000 voted Brown the winner though the law forbids a formal decision.
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Brown and Wolgast Fight Rough Ring Bout
Brown pressed from the start and landed more punishment as Wolgast used rough in fighting. Spectators hissed at Wolgast’s rough tactics. Neither boxer was harmed. no blood was drawn. In the final round they toppled through the ropes, Brown nearly falling before ropes and hands saved him. The clubhouse was packed with spectators and sports celebrities.
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Brown and Wolgast Clash in Rugged Title Bout War
The bout features Brown pressuring Wolgast with rapid exchanges and kidney blows. Both fighters trade uppercuts and jabs while clinching often and drawing crowd jeers at rough tactics. A late finish sees Brown stumble, crowd reacts, and the final bell ends a vigorous ten round contest.
Heps Headed South Again in Roaring Season
The Heps continue a familiar pattern as they move south for the season, echoing last year's travels. Local coverage notes ongoing road trips, matchups, and preparation as the team trains and plans schedules for upcoming games.
Auto Show Opens with Spectacular Boston Display
Mechanic Building and Horticultural Hall prepare for the Boston Automobile Dealers Association ninth annual show. Visitors and dealers praise the transformation by Chester I Campbell as 490 exhibits fill the two buildings with low priced cars, trucks and accessories. The grand hall features a blue plush curtain, gilded columns, and 5000 lights creating a dramatic automotive showcase.
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Miller and Burke Sign With Heps
The Heps add Doc Miller outfielder and Billy Burke left hander to their roster as delays shrink. Burke, from Clinton Massachusetts, has been active in local politics while Miller joins for an Easter Sunday Providence game seen as a season opener by Boston fans. An August playing date near finalization was discussed by Manager Jimmy Gray President Roche and President Russell of the abate New England league club.
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Brookline High Leads Diamond Prospects With Outdoor Practice
Brookline High School's baseball team has started outdoor workouts under Coach Henry Carroll with over 50 players. Last spring's strong pitching staff returns with Kelly, McGuire, Kelcher, and Waltzer among the vets, signaling a bright season ahead as weather allows outdoor practice.
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