Red Sox Regulars Defeat Yannigans 8 7 In Scrimmage
In warm Spring sun at Majestic Park the Red Sox regulars edged the Yannigans 8 to 7 after a early rally by the youngsters. Brant and Moseley pitched for the Regulars while Martina and Watkins toed the mound for the Yannigans as Foster stood out with solid outfield defense and timely hits.
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Sac- Lewis
Joe Burns
Butler Comes Back Strong After Nose Operation For Pirates
Young Butler a former Brave shortstop now with the Pirates underwent a delicate nose operation before camp. The injury had troubled him for years and cost about 500 dollars but he says it was worth it, feeling like a new man. Pirates and Red Sox showcase new red Mackinaw coats at Hot Springs trainings.
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Fall River
Sox
Buckstaff
Red Sox
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Vanigans
Artie Hofman
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Johnnie
Charlie Murphy
Bedient
Jake Stahl
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Gotch to Return for Boston Match If Feasible
Promoter George W. Tuohey says world wrestling champion Frank Gotch may come out of retirement for a spring match against Boston's top challenger. Tuohey met Emil Klank in Kansas City and presented the proposal which Klank is considering after consulting Gotch. If Gotch accepts, the bout could be scheduled in the spring.
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Frank Gotch
Boston
George W. Tuohey
Kansas City
Emil Klank
Tuohey
Humboldt
Gotch
Wrestling Manager Hints at Gotch Negotiations and Boston Talent
The Missouri A C of Kansas City rivals for Gotch with an option on Convention Hall 17 000 seats and strong prices. The West trip yields two fresh talents, Marion Plestina and a foreign star, both unseen in Boston, with options secured for future matches.
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Gotch
Convention Hall
West
Tuohey
Boston
Marion Plestina
Goth
Wray Makes First Shift in Harvard Varsity Eights
Harvard resumes rowing on the Charles as Coach Jim Wray shifts the varsity eight. Montgomery Goodale returns at position four, moving Trumbull to two and Meyer to the second shell. The crew trained about an hour between the Boylston and Western avenues, with guidance from the Weld Boat Club float.
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Jim Wray
Harvard
Montgomery Goodale
Harvard Shell
Trumbull
George Meyer
Boylston
Western Avenue
James Wray
Weld Boat Club
Varsity
St. Louis Team Beaten by Local Texas Leaguers 6 to 4
In Waco on March 11, the St. Louis American League squad fell to the local Texas league team 6 to 4. St. Louis pitchers included Schwenk Stone and Wieldman, with Wieldman touted as the tallest pitcher in either major league.
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Phillies dominate Texas club 8 to 1 in San Antonio
The Philadelphia American League team defeated the local Texas league club 8 to 1. Houck Plank and Harrell pitched for Philadelphia as starters and relievers. The regulars plan to head home tomorrow.
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Plank
Harrell
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Wells and Smith Set for 10 Round No-Decision Bout
New York hosts a 10 round no-decision bout at Madison Square Garden pitting British heavyweight champion Bombardier Wells against American challenger Gunboat Smith. Wells, favored by bookmakers, has acclimated in Westchester while Smith, a veteran from Philadelphia, remains a tough challenger. If Wells wins, a future 20 round clash with Vernon’s Lute McCarty looms, potentially on July 4.
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al Kubiak
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Driscoll Beats Klein In Tight 10 Round New York Bout
In a main event at the Irving A C New York on March 11 Driscoll outpointed Patsy Klein of Newark over 10 rounds. Klein rocked Driscoll in round three and Driscoll rallied in rounds five and six before a disputed foul claim in round seven.
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Patsy Klein
Newark
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Klein
New Orleans Joe Thomas Beats Philadelphia Opponent in 10 Round Bout
Joe Thomas of New Orleans defeated Tommy O'Keefe of Philadelphia after ten rounds in Atlanta. O'Keefe won the first round, they split the second and third, and Thomas dominated the rest.
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Joe Thomas
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Tommy O’keefe
Philadelphia
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Thomas
Indoor games shine but outdoor championships urged
The B A A promotes grand indoor events and invites stars, while calls rise to host outdoor A A U championships in New England. Bernie Wefers revives Columbia track with Bonsib’s fast relay, Britton eyes a bout with McFarland, Cooper fills New England league secretary role, Halpin bids farewell in Buffalo indoor, with Kiviat possible in the 600 yard title defense.
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Columbia University
Morningside College
Wefers
Columbia
Bonsib
Arthur Cooper
Jake Morse
Cooper
Tom Halpin
Buffalo
Abel Kiviat
Halpin
Kiviat
Inquiry on Britt Title and Local Relays for Youth Team
The writer questions if Jimmy Britt was ever regarded as lightweight champion. notes he was not. They seek upcoming meets for Wachusett A. A. with five fast youths aged about 15, aiming to race peers. Mentions regimental games and Boston College midget team as possible option. discusses hockey teams and management stance on games and star players.
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Britt
Wachusett A. A
Boston College Athletic
James Street
Pilgrim
Unicorn
Pilgrims
Unicorn Semampistes
Freddie Burns
Hutchins
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