Regulars and Yannigans Play In Worst Storms Yet
In Hot Springs Arkansas on March 9 the Regulars and Yannigans battled in a wind swept practice game delayed by Ozark floods. Jake Stahl excelled with a home run a triple and a double while Hooper and McConnell showed strong hitting. The Yannigans played error free and Buck Ehman and Barger impressed in fielding and throwing. Dec Gessler announced via telegram he will join tomorrow and possibly play in the afternoon game. Score: not stated.
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Ozark Mountain
Shman
Barger
Lake
Jake Stahl
Jake
Danzig
Stahl
Hooper
California
McConnell
Big Id Spencer
French
Arrellanes
Yannigans
Buck Ehman
Wagner
Stall
Ryan
Check
Hirman
Burchell
Cicotte
Dec Gessler
Washington
Taylor
Eaee Ryan
Burehell
Fees
Cheech
Eee
Ween
A. E. Wrench
Bilte
Niles
Ss. Treet
Archanes
Wolter
Ehman
Karger
Madden
Steele
Cicotle
Yaunigans
Sneaker
Arellanes
Lord
Spencer
Hooper Danzig
Walter
Ay Steele
L.of Ciecotte
Deatt Cheech
Connell
Mc Wagner
Th. Om
Dr. Green
Tremonts and Federals Triumph in Boston Alleys League
Tremonts overpower Roslindale while Federals defeat Beacons in Commercial league action at Boston Alleys. Plimpton of Tremont topped scoring with 603, and high singles included Smith 228, Goulding 223, Leach 222. Most bowlers advance to the Post tournament starting tomorrow night to select a team for May nationals.
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Roslindale
Tremonts
Boston
Beacons
Federals
Big Fellows
Plimpton
Tremont
Smith
Beacon
Goulding
Federal
Leach
Boston Alleys
Suburban Interclub Alley Scores At Oxford and Winsor
Alley totals listed for Adams Square interclub rounds at Oxford and Winsor venues. Transcripts show numeric scores: Oxford 415 405 406 1246 and 497 510 472 1479. Traveler Editorial and Winsor figures also appear with contact numbers for local offices.
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Oxford
Ay le
T'ls
Traveler
Winsor
First Corps Cadets Stage Gymkhana At Armory
The annual gymkhana of the First Corps Cadets M. V. M. attracted Governor Draper and staff. Events included wall-sealing races and military exhibitions, with Company D winning the final trophy by two points over Company A after top runs by Rotch and Pope in sprint and obstacle events.
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First Corps
Columbus Avenue
Governor Draper
Coast Artillery
Fort Warren
M. Roteh
Company A
Pope
Company D
Rotch
Central League basketball score summary
A compact OCR extracted line shows team and player tallies across three columns. Totals at bottom read 535 498 478 for the left set and 498 467 500 for the right set, indicating final score components by players or positions.
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A. A
I Central
House
Warwell
Worcester
Tirisco
Bean Wei Hia
Atruses
Sudbury alleys: Beal Fe G H Wilfert & Co listing
A fragmented Sudbury street listing shows Beal Fe G H Wilfert & Co and American Net with contact numbers 467 423 450-1340 and 427 4ou 446-1532, indicating a directory snippet. The text is incomplete but preserves business names and phone patterns.
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Sudbury
Beal Fe
G. H. Wilfert & Co
Local Business Directory Fragments Tie Two Companies
OCR read shows Bicknell Futnler Box Co with numbers 407 412 483-1312 and Brigham Co with 491 420 403-1224 in a contact listing. The text outlines two firms and their telephone lines.
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Bicknell Fntler Box Co
Brigham Co
Johnson says Jeff must come to him in world title talks
Victoria March 9 Johnson the heavyweight champion along with his wife and Sam Fitzpatrick arrived by Makura from Sydney. He said he is willing to meet Jeffries or any man and insisted on a winner’s and loser’s end. Johnson plans months of theatrical work in England and Europe and will travel to Chicago and Galveston before returning home.
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Victoria
B. C
Jack” Johnson
Pugilist
Philadelphia
Sydney
Sam Fitzpatrick
Johnson
Jeffries
Vancouver
Burns
England
London
France
Germany
Makura
Chicago
Galveston
Texas
Jeffries Summoned to Court Over Stage Sparring Act
A summons was served on James J. Jeffries retired heavyweight champion and on James Solly manager of the theatre. They must appear in police court tomorrow to explain why Jeffries sparred on stage in violation of the anti boxing law.
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New York
James J. Jeffries
Pugilist
James Solly
Jeffries
Guertin Seeks 1000-Dollar Challenge at Keith's
Louis Guertin of Brockton high jumps 6 ft 1 in and challenges all comers for a 1000 dollar contest at Keith's Theatre this week. He will sail to England for championship games and will be away for several years through Ireland and Scotland.
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Louis Guertin
Brockton
Keith's
England
Ireland
Scotland
Yale Rowing Hampered by Tonsillitis Illness
Yale rowing faces delays as three top oarsmen fall ill with tonsillitis. Kenneth Rice of New York, Baker the No 5 of the first crew, and Carpenter of the second crew are in infirmary, reducing practice and momentum at New Haven.
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New Taven
Summersgill Named Superintendent of New Haven General Hospital
New Haven March 9 Dr Harry Summersgill a former Brown University athlete is appointed superintendent of the New Haven General Hospital the largest hospital in Connecticut Summersgill pitched for Brown and Virginia and played on the Brown football team.
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New Haven
Harry Summersgill
Brown University
New Haven General Hospital
Connecticut
Summersgill
Brown
University of Virginia
Lincoln A A seeks strong semi pro baseball teams
The Lincoln A A of Sommerville has organized for the coming season and invites contact from the strongest semi professional teams. Written by John J. McCarthy at 331 Washington street Somerville.
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Lincoln A. A
Somerville
John J. McCarthy
Washington Street
Butcher Convicted for Using Diseased Horseflesh
J J Schmidt a Chicago butcher was found guilty of using diseased horseflesh in sausage. He faces a fine up to 1000 dollars a year in jail or both under the new state law.
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Chicago, Ill
J. J. Schmidt
Schmidt
Jeffries Silence After Johnson Interview
James J. Jeffries attended a vaudeville engagement in New York and heard an interview with Jack Johnson read aloud. He offered no comment, only a quiet rub of the chin and the remark nothing to say after each passage.
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New York
James J. Jeffries
Jack Johnson
Jeffries
French pair Cibot and Orphee Lead Six Day Go As You Please Race
At 10 pm in New York the six day go as you please race left 11 of 27 teams. Cibot and Orphee from France held a commanding lead over Davis and Metkus, with Feegan and Curtis closing in and Dineen and Prouty fading after a long day.
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New York
Cibot
Orphee
Davis
Metkus
Dineen
Prouty
Feegan
Curtis
Miles
Feegan and Curtis
Dineen and Proaty
Evacuation Day Athletics Set at D Street Gym
Secretary Boudrot sponsors Evacuation Day events at the D Street Gym on March 17. Joseph J. McNamara of South Boston leads. entry closes March 1. Events include multiple 20 yard dashes, hop and jump, team races, and a 10 mile marathon starting at 3 p.m. Four cups will be awarded to marathon winners.
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Boudrot
D Street
Joseph J. McNamara
South Boston
McNamahsa
Maloney and Ladbury End In Six Round Draw At Fairmont
New York March 9 Tommy Maloney and Jack Ladbury battled in a fast six round draw at the Fairmont Athletic Club. Maloney pressed early gaining a slight edge while Ladbury rallied late to force a draw in the star bout.
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New York
Tommy Maloney
Jack Ladbury
Fairmont A. C
Maloney
Ladbury
Beebe Draws With Kid Beebe in Six-Round Bout
Philadelphia report notes Patsey Kline of Newark New Jersey met Kid Beebe at Douglas A. C. in a six round draw. Beebe’s long ring career tops 400 bouts as the surprise result unfolded tonight.
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Philadelphia
Patsey Kline
Newark
N. J
Douglas A. C
Kid Beebe
Ferguson Stops Kubiak In Fourth Round Boxing Clash
Sandy Ferguson outboxed Al Kubiak at the Armory A. A. last night to win in the fourth round after a fast start. Kubiak fought back, but Ferguson’s lefts and rights, especially the quick left to the jaw, carried the bout. Prelims featured Bob Lee, Angus McDougall, and Peck Lefavor scoring wins.
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Sandy Ferguson
Chelsea
al Kubiak
Michigan
Armory A. A
Johnson
Sandy
Kubiak
Queensbury
Ferguson
Kubiakk
Bob Lee
Pete Williams
Angus McDougall
South Boston
Willie
Hiker Joy Named Captain of Holy Cross Basketball Team
Worcester March 9 Hiker Joy of South Boston star athlete was unanimously chosen captain of the Holy Cross basketball team. Joy joined Holy Cross last fall and quickly made both the varsity football and basketball squads, earning the captaincy as a freshman at Mt St James. R A Rochford of Newton was elected team manager for next season.
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Worcester
Joy
South Boston
Holy Cross
Mt. St. James
R. A. Rochford
Newton
Melrose High Baskets Substitutes Lose Big
Melrose High School did not appear for a game against Somerville High at Somerville yesterday. The Melrose substitutes were defeated 106 to 10.
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Melrose High School
Somerville High
Somerville
Melrose High
Harvard Track Group to Train at Exeter Track
Harvard track authorities arranged spring training at Philips Exeter Academy in Exeter New Hampshire. About 30 promising athletes will travel mid April for two weeks of practice on the new cinder track coached by Pooch Donovan and George Connors with access to the Plimpton grounds facility.
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Exeter
N. W
Harvard
Soxeter
Rand
Leland
Plimpton Grounds
Philips Exeter Academy
International Chess Match Set Between Marshall and Capablanca
In New York on March 9 a set match between Frank J. Marshall and Jose Capablanca was organized to begin April 1. The victor is the first to eight wins with drawn games not counting. They will play each weekday except Wednesday under a two hour limit for 30 moves and 15 moves per hour thereafter.
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New York
Frank J. Marshall
Jose R. Capablanca
Cuba
Bowerman Sets a Fast Pace for Doves at Augusta Practice
In Augusta on March 9 Bowerman led a rigorous day of workouts at Warren Park with players improving hard in the second training session. Bowerman and Harry Smith pushed teammates, while players like Dahlen and Cobb joined later, joining a practice game in the afternoon.
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Augusta
Bowerman
Warren Park
Harry Smith
Bill
Bill Dahlen
Dahlen
Tyrus Cobb
Davey Ty
Jim Ball
Cobb
Haughton Chosen Harvard Grid Coach and Boston Sports Note
Arthur Duffeys notes Harvard advisory board has selected Percy Haughton as head coach for the Crimson football team with expectations of strong leadership. The column also comments on Jay Gould’s amateur status and predicts season developments for Jake Stahl, Tommy Quill, and others.
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Percy Haughton
Harvard
Crimson
Harvard Advisory Board
Haughton
Answers to Queries From the Marathon and Boxing Notes
A set of Q and A covering Dleyele rider for runners, contact to secure positions, birthplace and age of Jimmy Gardner, and boxing history. It cites Sisdoonwara County Clare Ireland December 25 1885 and match results between Sandy Ferguson Jack Johnson Ketchel Shrubb and Longboat. It closes with a poker hand comparison: full house beats a flush.
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George Brown
Exeter Street
Jimmy Gardner
Sisdoonwara
County Clare
Ireland
Tony Ross
Ketchel
Sandy Ferguson
Jack Johnson
Johnson
Sandy
Shrubb
Longboat
Shrub
Walsh Defeats Moore In Tough Ten Round Fight
Eddie Walsh of this borough defeated Frankie Moore of Philadelphia in a highly contested ten round match at Long Acre A. C. last night in New York City.
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New York
Eddie Walsh
Frankie Moore
Philadelphia
Long Acre
A. C
Jin
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