Bad Weather for Hot Springs Men
Bad weather continues in Hot Springs Ark as Red Sox and Brooklyn players practice minimally. Veteran Cy Young leads cross country runs while James, a new Brooklyn bat, impresses but faces curve pitching. Manager Stahl stays optimistic about the Red Sox and league race despite gloomy forecasts and possible cancellations.
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Boston approves water department refuse removal amendments
City council approves amendments to 1910 1911 ordinances creating a city run refuse removal program. It outlines classes of garbage to be collected free of charge from dwelling houses and excludes hotels shops and city buildings while allowing payment by producers for certain materials. The ordinance covers disposal procedures and reporting to the city auditor.
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Bungle and Foozle Games Defy Baseball Term
A playful note clarifies that bungle in hockey and foozle in golf have no relation to bingle in baseball. The quip sets apart jargon across sports and keeps terms distinct.
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Intercolonials Defeat B A A In Four Man Defence
By using a four man defense and pressing the pace throughout the Intercolonials beat the B A A seven last evening at the Boston Arena. Both teams kept Saturday’s lineups except Denesha was replaced by Baker from Sherbrooke.
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Weather Delays Philadelphia Team in San Antonio Exhibition
Wet grounds and chilly weather halted practice for the Philadelphia American League team in San Antonio. The third exhibition game with the twice victorious San Antonio Texas League team is set for tomorrow afternoon. The veteran division of the Philadelphia club is expected Thursday to join the recruits in spring training.
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Amherst Ramblers to visit Boston Arena for double hockey
Amherst Ramblers of Nova Scotia travel to Amherst for a fast hockey exhibition at the Boston Arena. The Canadian visitors will play two games here this week with Intercolonials, meeting the B A A on Saturday night at the same venue.
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Cross Stops Allen in Fifth Round at Olympic Club
Lead Cross of New York defeated Billy Allen of Syracuse by stoppage in the fifth round at the Olympic Athletic Club. Cross tapped Allen with a right to the jaw in round one, leaving him groggy. Allen fought back in round two before referee Charley White halted the bout.
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Rough Intercolonial and BAA hockey clash ends with 12 suspensions
A rough local rink game featured heavy blows and 12 suspensions as Intercolonial beat B A A 4 to 1. Davenport and Baker opened the scoring for Intercolonial, with Skilton and Hicks also contributing, while Huntington and Sortwell led defensive efforts.
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Smith Re-elected Head Field Coach at Penn
Philadelphia March 5 Andrew L Smith was re elected head field coach of the University of Pennsylvania football team today.
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Trouble for Mike Donlin at Brown's kene game
A curious note reports Mike Donlin changing outfits multiple times and playing at Brown's, with a tease that he may receive a C Q D from Mabel soon. The item reads like a gossip snippet from Wear Baden.
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Goodwin and Heil Box Eight Round Draw
Cy Goodwin of Boston and Johnny Heil of New Brunswick met for the third time in their ring careers in an eight round draw at the Newburyport Athletic Association. Heil was the aggressor throughout the mill. Semifinal saw Billy Gibbons defeat Jack Burke in the second round. Preliminaries had Young Driscoll knock out Young Class and Young Adams draw with Kid Welch.
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McFarland Beats One Round Hogan In Surprise Victory
Chicago lightweight Packey McFarland defeated California's One Round Hogan over ten rounds at the Fairmont Athletic Club New York. McFarland dominated the action, appeared to hold back, and showed enough power to KO six men if he pressed. Hogan absorbed the punishment but stayed the full distance.
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