Red Sox Arrive California Contingent at Hot Springs
California reinforcements are welcomed as Frank Arellanes and companions join the Red Sox in Hot Springs Arkansas after an eight day travel by train. Duffy Lewis Myers and others arrive with mixed expectations and about weight and form for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Hot Springs
Ed Karger
Joe Wood
Arellanes
Donovan
Harry Niles
Frank Arellanes
Myers
Trooper
Duffy Lewis
San Francisco
John S. Taylor
Charley Hall
Reno
Nev
Portland
Avellanes
Dr. Green
Duffy
Boston
Hooper and Boston Squad Open Spring Practice Notes
The Red Sox work out with emphasis on infield drills and base running as Hooper echoes former form. Californians play a warmup game during train delay at Sparks Nevada with locals and pros in attendance. Brooklyn Cincinnati and Pittsburgh crews skirmish in light workouts while fans gather to see the Speed Boys in action. Lou Criger arrives at the hotel and eyes a possible stay with New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hooper
Hooper
Sparks
Nevada
Boston
Ed Karger
Joe Wood
Bill Dahlen
Red Sox
Rucker
Scanlon
Boston Park
Beaneaters
Pittsburg
Atlantas
Cincinnati
Eastman Hotel
Speed Boys
Griffiths
Elks
Fred Clarke
Butch
Brooklyns
Lou Criger
New York
Lou
Mattern 100 Busy To Sign With National League Pact
Al Mattern finally signed with the National League club after delays from West Bush New York. He plans to meet Lake in New York Tuesday. Remaining holdouts Cooney Verguson and Cliff Curtis will join the Augusta camp. President Dovey travels to Pittsburg then Cincinnati to discuss a possible new first baseman. Red Sox contingent led by Hugh McBreen Captain Harry Lord and Gardner depart for Arkansas to join Donovan-era players en route to Hot Springs by Sunday.
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al Mattern
National League
West Bush
N. Y
Lake
New York
Cooney
Verguson
Cliff Curtis
Augusta
Dovey
Pittsburg
Harris
Cincinnati
Red Sox
Hugh McBreen
Arkansas
Hugh
Harry Lord
Carrigan
Gardner
Donovan
Hot Springs
Sunace
Jacques Miler Eyes Chance Against Bonhag Tait in Mile Race
Local athletics fans expect Jacques the Harvard miler to challenge Bonhag Tait Ballard and Gis sing in a mile race Saturday night. The piece notes Jacques has shown class and will face a genuine test, with attention on Harry Gissing’s place in the same event. It also includes a reader letter praising Freddy Burns and predicting a young Burns brother could beat Nelson in a 300 yard race.
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Jacques
Harvard
Bonhag
Tait
Ballard
Gissing
Harry Gissing
Freddy Burns
Duffey
Nelson
Burns
Huntington Avenue
Harvard Medical School
Exeter
W. H
Missouri
Nelson Holds Lightweight Title In Second Gans Bout
The article notes Bat Nelson won the lightweight title in his second fight with Joe Gans and held it until defeated by Wolgast. It also includes reader questions on boxing history amateur rules and other sports topics.
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Nelson
Joe Gans
Wolgast
Armory Club
H.T
George Brown
H. C
Pocket Time Savers for the On the Job Man
Handbooks tailor guidance for workers on the job providing concise tips and practical steps. They emphasize efficiency, safety, and quick reference layouts designed to fit in pockets for immediate use during tasks.
Umpire Named for Reds at Taunton Charity Game
Joe Burns of Taunton Massachusetts is chosen to umpire Tuesday’s charity game between the Reds and the Btockton teams. Proceeds support the local Catholic church building fund.
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Joe Burns
Taunton
Mass
Boston Rooters
Reds
Myers
Duffy Lewis
Lewis
George
Duffy
Donovan
Pittsburgs
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Red Sox
Jake Stahl
McHale Stars In Boston College Interclass Meet Wins
McHale led BC interclass events capturing three firsts and most points as the 1910 junior class won the meet with 33 points. Murphy Hawley and teammates placed in several track events while McHale also shared high jump honors. Relay and society races highlighted the day with 1910 triumphs over 1912 and 1913 squads.
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Sheehan
J. Holden
Rolling
Izard
Fisher
Mac Nichol
Eckman
Strout
Fox
Sumner
O'Brien
Smith
Collins
Austin
Rice
Jones
McHaLe
Boston College
Hawley
Murphy
Haskell
Goodhue
McKenna
Mahoney
Monahan
Linehan
Cummings
Stein
Peareen Murray
Supply
Mack
Duntrey
McEleney
Beta Phi Society
Rho Lambda Society
Beta Phi
Welch
Noonan
Carrol
Dartmouth 713 Wins Fast Game in Hanover
Dartmouth 713 defeated Dartmouth 1912 in a fast game 25 to 19 at Hanover March 10. Scully starred for the winners and Harman led the sophomores. The lineup lists players for 1912 and 1913 with floor goals by Scully Edwards Winship Barbour Gray Mensel Jones Harman Hoban and others. Attendance about 250.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Scully
Harman
Whitney
Wanesseereveeese- DT. B
Gray Mensel
R. F
Scully Jones
Pere Ewereeeee
Gibson Harmon
Edwards
Winship
Hoban
R. Desesssaes Seneeeereeeel
Barbour
Gray
Mensel
Jones
Ketchel Seeks New Date for Klaug Fight in Pittsburg
Stan Ketchel, slated to meet Frank Klaug at the National Club in Pittsburg, requests another postponement to March 25 claiming he cannot reach condition by the earlier date. Ketchel maintains he cannot prepare adequately before the 25th. Also noted are Mechanic Arts High battery candidates practicing outdoors for the first time this year at the High School of Commerce court, with a plan to use the outdoor court regularly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Penn
Stanley Ketchel
Frank Klaug
National Club
Ketchel
Mechanic Arts High Battery
High School of Commerce Court
Commerce
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Ark
Tilk
Thompson, Barberich
Leroy
O. K
Niles
Stal
Chicago
Atlanta
Mattern
Arthur Duffey
Jeffries Johnson
San Frisco
Salt Lake City
Frisco
Emeryville
Spalding
Cambridge
Jimmy Britt
Franklin
George Dixon
GC. S
International Correspondence Schools
Boylston St
Palm Garden
FODAY
Famous Highland Ladies Orchestra
Hotel Highland
Nashington St
Boas
Columbia Motor Cars
New
Columbia Motor Car Company
Hartford
Connecticut
J. H. Macalman
Mass. Ave
School Board
Mills
Francis O'Brien
Brewer
David Collins
McDonald
Worthy Mills
Hay
Davis
Esselen
Huy
William Collins
Finn
Hines
W. Collins
Francis J
Wallace Woods
Joseph Conway
M'Hale
B. C
Emerson
Department D
Lord & ‘Taylor
Ardmore
Philadelphia
Commonwealth Ave
Beacon St
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