Heps Put In Hard Day of Practice
Augusta Ga March 10 The Heps squad weighs in lighter as players shed pounds under Tenney Miller Purdue and Ingerton leading the way A 3 3 scrubs rally ends the practice game Fred Tenney shows form but weighs about 20 pounds over his ideal weight Peaches Graham is in top shape but requests 500 more than the club offers Ferguson hesitates to sign while President Russell and Page stand firm Scotty Ingerton remains the standout among the hopefuls
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Dec Miller
Hub Purdue
Scotty Ingerton
Scrubs
Fred Tenney
Fred
Ty Cobb
Peaches Graham
Ormond Beach
Peaches
Cecil Ferguson
Boston
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Page
Joe
Bill McKinnon
Roxbury
Jimmy Gardner
MckKinnon
Jumbo Wells
Armory Club
Wells
Bill
Billy Rolfe
Benny Kaufman
Young Dyson
Jimmy Walsh
Rhode Island
Second Day of Spring Practice for Yanigans and Regulars
Day two of spring training was tougher, with battered athletes showing life after a morning of two lap runs batting and fielding drills. Manager Tenney favors real competition, and the afternoon featured a two lap jog and a six inning scrimmage in which the Yan players nearly upset the Regulars.
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Tenney
Yannigans
New England amateur boxing entries urged for March 18 event
George Brown urges entries for the Simon pure slugger contest closing today at Mechanics building. Mentions John W. Garrells and Allen at Michigan, BA A marathon training, and tributes to Jim Cunningham and John Graham. Discusses Wolgast Moran match, Wolgast Nelson bouts, and asks how to enter the March 18 Mechanics Hall meet.
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New England
Simon Pure
Mechanics’ P Building
Ad Wolgast
Owen Moran
Mechanics’ Hall
Boston A. A
Exeter Street
Ray Ewry
Wolgast
Nelson
Los Angeles
Port Richmond
Cal
Ed Smith
Beano Breen
Acme A. A
Jamaica Plain
W. Dold
Wyman Place
Sullivan
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Jack
Callahan Shines Among Dorchester Players In Strong Day
Callahan the Dorchester boy did well today as Joe, homesick early, steadies after initial nerves and contributes a double and a single with two key double plays. Sweeney Herzog Parsons Collins Pace Park runs noted. Pfeffer Flaherty Tenney returnee trio excelling. Burke loosening up and Miller showing promise for the season.
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Dorchester
Joe
Providence
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Charley Herzog
Herzog
Parsons
Collins
Park
Patsy Flaherty
Jeff Pfeffer
Fred Tenney
Hub
Billy Burke
Dec Miller
Bob Moha Beats Mike Sullivan In 10 Round Bout
Milwaukee fighter Bob Moha defeats Mike Sullivan of Boston by decision after a ten round match held in Milwaukee. Moha wins the popular verdict to claim the victory.
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Bob Moha
Mike Sullivan
Milwaukee
Mike
Twin) Sullivan
Boston
Edison Bowls Over Stone and Webster in Special Contest
In a special match at Boylston alleys last night the Edison company team defeated Stone and Webster. Edison posted scores 446 and 437 for a total 1313. Stone and Webster finished with 428 and 449 for 1292.
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Edison Company
Stone and Webster
Edison
Westmounts to Visit Boston in Hockey Clash Tonight
The Westmounts of Canada travel to the Arena to face the Boston Hockey Club in a tense Dominion duel. Officials banned the Montreal side after a near riot in a city contest with the Victorias, raising expectations for a rough, high‑stakes game on the ice.
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Canada
Dominion
Boston
Montreal
Victorias
Boston Seven
Mechanic Arts Beats West Roxbury on Track
Mechanic Arts High School defeated West Roxbury High School 47 to 21 in a dual meet at West Roxbury gym yesterday afternoon. H. J. Katz won the 600 yard dash with a close finish, and Mechanic Arts led in the mile and the relay. Connors starred in the intermediate class with top marks in high jump 5 ft 2 in shot put 42 ft 3 in and hops events, while West Roxbury swept most junior events.
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West Roxbury High School
West Roxbury
H. JL. Katz
Arts School
Connors
Mechanic Arts School
Gallant Wins Comeback Bout at St Alphonsus A A Featuring Gallant Cooper Thriller
More than 1500 spectators watched the amateur boxing show at St Alphonsus A A. The night centerpiece was Gilbert Gallant of Chelsea comeback win over John Cooper of Everett in a 1%-pound special after nearly being knocked out in the first round. Other finals included Connie O Neill over Nate Guida 3 rounds in the 105 class, Eddie Desmond over William Hennessey in the 115 class, Ed Flynn over William Quinn in the 1%-pound class, John Mearns over William Spencer in the 115 special, Gilbert Gallant over John Cooper in the 125 special, Jack Reno over Dan Mullins in the heavyweight, and Jeremiah Haggerty over Eddie Gallagher in wrestling.
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Gilbert Gallant
John Cooper
Everett
Gallant
Connie O'Neill
Boston
Nate Guida
Jack Reno
Armory A. A
Dan Mullins
Roxbury
Jeremiah Haggerty
Eddie Galagher
No Finish Fight for Sam Langford
The Langford Jeanette proposed Paris bout is cancelled as Langford would not accept a finish fight and Jeanette would only travel to Paris for a finish. The piece notes Langford’s superiority in a 12 round club bout and mentions other boxing happenings and upcoming matches across New England.
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Sam Langford
Joe Jeanette
Paris
Jeanette
Langford
Armory Club
New York
Penn Relay Team Triumphs Over Cornell at Pittsburg Meet
In Pittsburg Penn the University of Pennsylvania crack relay team defeated Cornell in the two mile relay race. The Eagles clocked 8 minutes 5 seconds to win the lone event of the night.
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Pittsburg
Penn
University of Pennsylvania
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Pal Moore Beats Young Sammy Smith in 10 Round Bout
Pal Moore won a popular decision over Young Sammy Smith in a fast 10 round bout at the National Sporting Club of America in New York. Moore pressed the pace as both fighters weighed in at 134 pounds.
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Pal Moore
Young Sammy Smith
New York
National Sporting Club of America
Moore
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