Hooper Traded to White Sox Ends Boston Era
The Boston Red Sox traded Captain Harry Hooper to the Chicago White Sox on the eve of spring training. Shane Collins and Nemo Seibold are coming to Boston. Hooper's departure ends a era of glory for the club. The deal aims to rebuild the outfield with Collins, a dependable workman, and Seibold, a strong leadoff hitter, while Hooper contemplates retirement if his salary demands cannot be met.
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Banks Townsend Drawn Bowdoin Square Chess Match
The Banks Townsend chess contest at Boston Checker Club rooms in the Majestic Hotel Bowdoin Square produced two draws in the opening sessions and two more draws in the second ballot. Townsend missed a win in the second game. Attendance was large and play continued into the evening.
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Britton Perry Bout Cancelled For March 17 At Garden
Pittsburg reports the March 17 boxing match between Jack Britton the welterweight champion and Jack Perry of this city at Madison Square Garden is cancelled as announced by Perry's manager J. Conrad. Perry will fight Ted Kid Lewis in Detroit on March 11.
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Triangular tie leaves school hockey championship undecided
Cambridge Latin crushed Melrose 4 to 1 at the Arena last night. New ton defeated Arlington 2 to 1. The season yet to end, Cambridge Melrose and Newton remain in a three way tie for the title, keeping the championship unresolved.
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Cambridge Melrose classic ends in Cambridge win over Melrose
Over 6000 hockey fans watched Foley and Zarakov of Cambridge school combine to spark a final period scoring flurry. Masters Harris and Dunlop paced Newton Arlington with two goals in the second. Cambridge outclassed Melrose in every phase as pace and skill wore down the visitors.
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Wigwam Bunch Whizzing South
The advance contingent of the Braves led by Manager Fred Mitchell arrived in Albany around eight tonight after leaving South Station. The group includes two young players, trainer Jimmy Neary of Charlestown, and about six war correspondents as they travel ahead of the main party.
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Southpaw Cooney and Cy Morgan in Braves spring plans
The article profiles left handed pitcher Johnny Cooney from Cranston R I and Cy Morgan from Middleboro Mass joining the Boston Nationals spring camp. Morgan, a right hander who starred in the Eastern League for Springfield last year, is expected to contribute. The group heads toward St Louis for a 6 o'clock arrival Saturday night with plans for initial practice Monday. The Texas Sunshine Special will move the party from St Louis to Galveston arriving at 9 p.m. Sunday night.
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Bayonne’s Jeff Smith Wins 10 Round Classic in Worcester
Jeff Smith of Bayonne New Jersey defeated Clifford Jordan of Los Angeles California in a ten round bout. Jimmy Kenny of Wakefield bested Oscar Kid Chambers of Maine in eight rounds. Joe Mendell of Philadelphia stopped Terry Ketchell of New York by first round technical knockout after being floored thrice. Flash Dean of Worcester defeated Battling Jones in six rounds.
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Red Sox Off For Ozarks On Weekend Trip
The Red Sox depart this afternoon at 2 with Manager Duffy leading a party of 14 including several reporters. They expect to reach Hot Springs by Monday forenoon as they begin their Ozarks excursion.
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Train-bound Baseball Squad Heads to Spring Training
The manager and Secretary Graver lead a limited group of players leaving the city. Recruits Thormahlen Collins Seibold and Scott will join in Albany Pittsfield Muncie to form the Boston party. McInnis may be a holdout but the squad will depart as planned for the spring itinerary.
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Jones breaks Intercollegiate 100 yard swim record
D IL Jones of Chicago on the Brown University team set a new Intercollegiate mark in the 100 yard freestyle during Yale's win of 42 to it in New Haven. Jones clocked 53.5 seconds, surpassing the former record of 56.25 seconds set by H E Volmer in 1916.
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Stuffy McInnis Won’t Play For Red Sox This Season
John Stuffy McInnis refuses to join the Boston Red Sox for the season, saying he has been treated unfairly and would rather fish off Gloucester. He withholds his participation until he receives his rights from club president Harry Frazee, signaling ongoing dispute and a potential revenue impact for Uncle Sam as Boston’s plans proceed without him.
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Baseball questions on balls, strikes, and base advances
A minor league president seeks opinions on a play with bases loaded two strikes two balls. An umpire called ball three after the ball bounced, then the batsman was hit and first base awarded, forcing a run that decided the game. Protests raise whether the ruling was proper and how wild pitches and missed bases affect outs and scoring.
Harvard Dominates Northeastern In Indoor Meet At Boston Y
Harvard defeated Northeastern 55 to 13 in an indoor meet at the Boston Y yesterday. The Crimson swept all but the 300 yard event, with standout performances from Gourdin in sprints Fox in the mile Coombs and Coombs in the short and middle distances, and Dougherty and McCarthy in key races. Northeastern showed pace in sprints and middle distances but could not close the events.
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