Moran confident ahead of Willard bout in New York
Frank Moran at Cal Hawkins roadhouse says he expects to earn 23700 for boxing Willard. He cites past earnings and boxing hard for seven years, claiming a psychological edge and strong condition. Moran trained with Willie Lewis, walking miles and reviewing mail including a letter from Charley Mitchell.
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Belgian Brown Quits to Tommy Hobson in Ring Clash
Belgian Eddie Brown of Boston quits to Tommy Hobson of New York in the third round at Unity Club. Hobson dominated the bout as Brown was dropped four times in round four before choosing the final flop. Local fighter Girard Gianni fell to Mike O'Donnell of Manchester in the sixth round of the semi final. local Joe Creeley lost to Harry Cuneen in the opening round of the preliminaries.
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Giants lack new talent need only wake up says Kinsella
Scout Dick Kinsella says the New York Giants don t need much new playing talent to contend in the National League. If the team wakes up and plays better it could rise to the top after slumping last year. He notes perhaps a new spirit with the Wel s gone.
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Busy on Schedule for Concord High Baseball
Edward F. Boyce of South Lincoln, two year manager of the Concord High School baseball nine, is preparing a hard schedule of games. The lineup again includes a game with Lexington High School, Concord’s longtime rival, set for May 27.
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Lexington High School Nine
Red Sox Depart for Hot Springs Training Camp
At 10 o'clock this morning manager Bill Carrigan Paul Lannin son of the Red Sox president trainer Charles Winslow Green and six war correspondents with a pair of rooters depart from South station for the training camp at Hot Springs.
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Boston fans embark on lengthy Sox road trip itinerary
Jim McDonough remains a top Red Sox booster as P H Kilawee of Lisbon Falls Maine travels with the group. The itinerary lists players joining in Albany St Louis and Hot Springs with dates March 12 to 19 and details a cross country travel schedule among Fenway Park Wet Springs and Hot Springs.
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Medford A A boxing event showcases local talent
Ten bouts staged by the Medford A A in Pitman Hall drew many boxing fans. In a 122 pound semi final Harry Loring of Boston fought Tommy Carroll of Dorchester forcing an extra frame before Loring won. Final results saw Corbett beat Loring in 112 pounds, Seigler beat Boutleir in 124 pounds, and Chriven beat Lyons in 135 pounds.
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Speedway program finally staged four races at Charles River
After repeated disappointments the Metropolitan Driving Club race committee finally staged four races yesterday at the Charles River Speedway. The matinee event drew attention as drivers competed under improving track conditions and officials reported notable performances.
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Speed Trials Slow, Yet Close Finishes Mark Meet at Speedway
The speedway's program featured four races lasting extra heats with tight finishes. Nancy Winstead led the pacing class while W J McDonald’s brown gelding beat fast trotters after George Lovell set the pace. The club plans a big event Saturday if weather permits with driving clubs invited to race.
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Massive Miller to Pitch for Connie Mack Next Spring
In Philadelphia Pat Moran recalls meeting a 6'5" fellow named Bemis in a Massachusetts ice fishing cabin. Bemis claims he will go to Philadelphia to pitch for Connie Mack next season, joining the path of a promising big league start.
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Cleveland club presidency may follow St Louis manager rumor
Rumor from St Louis says Branch Hickey, former St Louis Americans manager, may become president of the Cleveland American league club if the planned sale to Robert McKoy and Jake Stabl goes through.
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Washington manager scouts Cincinnati infield prospect
Manager Criffin of Washington scouts Leonard Schwab from Cincinnati, a baseball infielder who has played in local leagues and mowed at the Reds’ ball park when not manicuring Herrmann’s ball yard. He has appeared in minor league play around Cincinnati as a potential pro.
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Judge's batting average tops AL if placed in averages
Clark Griffith argues his flat baseman Joe Judge would lead the American League averages if included. Judge went 11 Kamen and hit .380 in 36 at bats, about 19 points higher than Cobb.
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Harvard Football and Track Stars Stir Public Debate
The piece covers Leo Leary for Harvard football coach, debates over the Dundee Leonard boxing result, Tex Rickard’s plans for a Dundee vs Leonard vs Welsh bout, Dave Caldwell’s indoor season dominance, Meredith’s clashes, and academic pressures on football players. It notes Tom Halpin’s final indoor race in March and Willard’s training scrutiny, plus Sol Butler’s rising sprint prospects and a potential 62.5 second 440 yard dash record discussion.
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Local runners debate records at Cambridgeport meet
In a dispute over Hanes Kolehmainen and Al Shrubb, officials consider whether Shrubb’s amateur world records for two miles and ten miles have been lowered by the Finn. Shrubb’s marks remain 9m 93s for two miles and 50m 40s for ten miles.
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First Corps Cadets Basketball Schedule Inquiry
Reader asks if the First Corps Cadets basketball team is playing this year and when their next game is. The note also covers junior runners and novice races, urging proper coaching and access to entry blanks without requiring affiliation to a specific athletic organization.
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Geddeon Trial Setup for Spring at Second Base
Rumors said Joe Gedeon signed with the Feds but a peace settlement would not bar him from Nationals play. Since he has not played with the Feds he would face a spring trial at second base.
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Mahan Accepts Coast Offer as UC Assistant Coach
Berkeley reports Eddie Mahan former Harvard captain and full back has accepted the University of California football team assistant coach post and will report for duty next August.
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Yacht Club Sale of Scarab to Local Yachtsman at Manchester
The Eastern Yacht Club effected a sale through John G. Aldens of Boston transferring the Marblehead 17-foot Scarab to a local yachtsman who will use her at Manchester. Frank Brewster of Boston sold his Lawley-built 21-foot water-line knock- with details noted for the record.
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Ramea Sold and Yacht Club Designs Spark Racing Plans
J D Probst Jr sells the 22 foot waterline cruising knockabout Ramea to John P Tompkins for Long Island Sound use. Commodore Parsons orders a Class A racing knockabout to be built at Fenton's yard and shipped to Cleveland after East trials. Flynn wins by knockout in five as Clancy fails to appear. Farren draws with Eddie Smith in the semi final. Bob Stanley defeats Harry Kelly on points in the preliminaries.
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Flynn Knocks Out Baxter at Plymouth Club Opening
Plymouth March 9 The debut event at the Ideal A. C. featured Eddie Flynn of Peabody vs Bobby Baxter. Flynn secured a knockout in the bout opening the club's activities.
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Ebbets Urges Cubs For 1916 Pennant In National League
Brooklyn club president Charles H. Ebbets disputes that Chicago merger clubs give the Cubs the best NL claim. He predicts Manager Robinson will guide Brooklyn to the pennant in 1916, asserting his own test will prove strongest.
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