Braves Begin Training Under Georgia Sun in Macon
Macon Ga March 4 Two days of driving workouts in the hot Georgia sun start the Braves training. Twenty two players reported for the first session and manager Stallings wore a broad smile. Fred Tyler has caught Stallings eye with his progress along with the 10 regulars Evers Maranville Connolly Griffith Mann Hess James George Tyler Rudolph and Cochrehan. Evers arrival has boosted interest as he separates from Chicago.
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Georgia Sun
Braves
Fred Tyler
Evers
Maranville
Connolly
Griffith
Mann
Hess
James
George Tyler
Rudolph
Cochrehan
Chicago
Henry Myers
Cambridge
Myers
al Shubert
New Bedford
New England
Boston fans expect peppery infields with Cubans and rookies
Boston fans anticipate a sharp infield as Jack Martin, Evers, and Maranville join a 26-man squad. Cubs import Vilazon Luque and Octavio Gonzales train alongside ex-Chicago players while Senor Segrera cables updates from Havana. Duchesnil's posting is delayed by a blizzard, and Stallings directs morning sessions as 10 regulars and 16 rookies practice at Macon Park.
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Evers
Maranville
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Tobasco
Walpole Street
Johnny Evers
Chicago
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Rookes
Key West
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Octavio Gonzales
Gonzales
Michigan University
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Sual
Mblding
Reguars
Charles A. Deal
Oscar Jugey
Joe Schultz
Octavio Gonales
Larry Gilbert
Iicely
Wilon Collins
Fred Mitchell
George Beck
Villazon
Richard Crutcher
Fred Herche
Willard Meikle
New England Ookie
Walter Kenefick
Davis Cup dates are selected for August match slate
New York March 4. The international challenge matches for the Davis lawn tennis cup will be played on Thursday, Friday and Saturday August 13, 14 and 15. The American national lawn tennis championship tournament at Newport will begin August 24, a week later than usual.
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New York
Newport
Tennis Davis Cup dates set for July and August
R D Wrenn announced dates for international matches with Canada, Australasia, the British Isles, Belgium, Germany, and France. The first round must finish by July 25, semis by August 1, and the final by August 8 to avoid clashing with the English championship where A F Wilding plans to defend his title.
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United States National Lawn Tennis Association
Henry W. Slocum
Canada
Australasia
British Isles
Belgium
Germany
France
Mr. Wrenn
A. F. Wilding
Sixty Two BC Men Report For Baseball Squad
Sixty two candidates reported yesterday afternoon at Boston College for the varsity baseball squad under new coach Joseph W. Monahan. A large mass meeting at University Heights fired enthusiasm for the Maroon and Gold diamond team as Graduate Manager Heath, Captain Robert P. Barry and Monahan spoke. Active on-field work starts in a week with battery candidates working out in the gym under Heath. Veterans include Barry at second, Jim Linehan, Harry Kiley, Ted Gillespie, Ed Killion, Woods and Halloran. promising newcomers include Drummey, Joe Dee, Sullivan and Frank Devlin, among others.
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Boston College
Joseph W. Monahan
Boston
University Heights
Heath
Robert P. Barry
Monahan
Barry
Jim Linehan
Harry Kiley
Ted Gillespie
Ed Killion
Woods
Halloran
Drummey
Revere High
Joe Dee
Cambridge
Hot Springs war correspondents prepare to cover Speaker trip
This morning at 10 oclock the advance guard of Hot Springs war correspondents leave for the South via New York to witness Tris Speakers arrival and signing. They will watch the Evers Perdue Sweeney case developments and then attend a banquet for the globe trotters on Saturday evening.
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Hot Springs
South
New York
Tris Speaker
Evers- Perdue-Sweeney
Globe Trotters
Red Sox Begin Spring Trip as Gardner Joins Foray South
At 2 o clock Sunday the party heads to the Ozarks for a long hike and the spring training trip may be formally announced. President Wannin and Vice President Taylor plan early arrivals to arrange for the players reception and signing. Larry Gardner will join Har ol d Janvrin and Wilson leaving Friday for the Springs amid improvements in his father s health and steady conditioning from hockey in Vermont. Gardner reports letters from Federals but says the league agents ceased contact after his signing.
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Boston
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Harold Janvrin
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Gardner
Lannin
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Federals
New League
Suspension lifted but Packey McFarland out on rule
Milwaukee March 4 The Wisconsin Boxing Commission suspension of Packey McFarland for one year in December for alleged stalling against Jack Britton was set aside by Circuit Court judge Jorge Eschweiler noting irregularity. The prior suspension stands since McFarland did not appear for a hearing.
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Wis
Packey McFarland
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Boxing Commission
Jack Britton
Jorge Eschweiler
McFarland
Schafly Seeks Milan Signing For Bisons
Danville Va March 4 Manager Larry Schafly of the Buffalo Federal league club left for Washington to try to sign Clyde Milan of the Washington Americans. He said he could offer Milan a three year contract at 21000 a year with 5090 extra as a bonus.
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Larry Schafly
Buffalo
Washington
Clyde Milan
Washington Americans
Bisons
Schafley
Botmus
Passing the baton to modern relay racing era
The article argues for universal adoption of the baton pass in relays, noting Europe already uses the method and Olympic rules require baton passes. It cites issues with kicks and tagging errors in races, mentions athletes like Ted Meredith and George Orton, and covers upcoming events in wrestling, boxing, and track with multiple named sports figures and venues.
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Europe
America
Ted Meredith
George Orton
Meredith
YACHTS CHANGE HANDS IN BOSTON AREA DEALS
The Hollis Burgess Yacht Agency sold 28 foot Clio, owned by John S. Phillips of New York, to a Boston Yacht Club member who will use her as a summer home. The Panther, owned by Charles F. Macdonald of the South Boston Yacht Club, returns to Caleb Loring, and the Squaw knockabout, owned by John B. Lawrence, goes to Thomas H. Shepard of Brookline for Marblehead use.
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Boston Yacht Club
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South Boston
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Thomas H. Shepard
Brookline
Marblehead
Duffy Only 93-5 Sprinter And Timers Under Fire
Francis quotes Steve Farrell, Michigan track coach, on the 93-5 100 yard mark held by Arthur Duffey as the only certain time. Farrell disputes many so called 94-5 sprinters and notes Craig could run 100 in 10 seconds. He discusses timing flaws causing fake records and mentions Robinson and Minoru Fujii as examples of dubious marks.
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New York Evening Mail
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Michigan
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Minoru Fujii
Boxers At Salem and London Boxing Headlines
Reports from Salem promise a top amateur tournament next Monday under North Shore A A. A. with open classes 105 115 125 135 pounds and specials featuring Reagan Noonan Sullivan Crowley. London Langford Gunboat Smith duel touted for June 30 with Cochrane securing deal. Lawrence Unity Cycle Club to host 19 round bouts Gus Lenny Young Limerick Murray Phinney Boyle Meringe Murphy.
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Cambridge Y M C A Defeats Quincy in Dual Swim Meet
Cambridge Y M C A topped Quincy 33 to 26 and beat East Boston Y M C A 31 to 23 in Cambridge last night. Event winners included Phelan and Daniels for sprints and throws, Glover and Burlingame for jumps, Morris Gibbs Page for swimming across multiple dashes and distances, with Cambridge claiming most relay and distance titles.
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Polious to Meet Butler in Grand Opera House Match
Crackerjack Butler, noted for his rapid mat work, faces Jim Potious the Greek in a finish match under catch-as-catch-can rules at the Grand Opera House this evening. Polious, unbeaten in Boston, is fast and clever, and Butler aims for a decisive win to challenge George Bothner for the world title.
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Grand Opera House
Jim Potious
Polious
Boston
George Bothner
Jasper and Chick West Tie In Manchester Bout
Young Jasper of Boston and Chick West of Holyoke fought 12 rounds to a draw in Manchester. The bout started fiercely with Jasper having reach advantage while West showed a willing mixing style and clever dodging throughout the full distance.
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N. H
Jasper
Boston
Chick West
Holyoke
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