Sweenys Lose to Macs in Athens Inning Battle
The Sweeneys were defeated by the Macs in Athens as delayed steal by Fred Smith helped the Macs in the second inning. Cecil Thompson, replacing Hogue, pitched well for the Macs, with Sweeney scoring twice off him and a two base hit by Art Bues sparking a sixth inning rally.
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Athens
Sweeneys
Macs
Fred Smith
Cleveland
Bill Bradley
Smith
Whaling
Sweeney
O’ Loughlin
Cecil Thompson
Hogue
Thompson
Art Bues
PO. A
McKechnie
Maranville
Eeere Titus
Metz
Serene
Calhoun
R. As
Seymour
Bues
Wecerecees
Jackson
Delin
Schultz
Perdue
Tyler
Dix
Maes Ste
Kirke
Brown
Balk
Mitchell
Sweeneys and Macs Battle In Turbulent Ballgame
The Sweeneys and Macs traded runs with several innings of hitting as MecKechnie fueled a two bagger and Maranville drove in runs. Hogue steadied after early soreness while Tyler held the Macs in the late innings. Bert Whaling starred on defense as Silent John protested a call.
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Tyler
Sweeneys
Macs
George
Bert Whaling
Jay Mirke
John Titus
Metz
John
Mitchell
Royal Rooter Arrives as Boston Camp Opens
Frank Curley, one of Boston’s original National Leaguers, arrives with his wife to join spring practice under Captain Sweeney and Manager Stallings. He will attend both morning and afternoon sessions, aiming to assess the squad as Secretary Nickerson and others push fan enthusiasm. Also arrives Mrs. William P. McTigue, formerly Nan Sawyer of Brookline, bound for Gaston to visit her father Walter Leon Sawyer.
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Frank Curley
Boston
Sweeney
Bill Rariden
Frank
North
Stallings
Nickerson
William P. McTigue
McTigue
Nan Sawyer
Brookline
Gaston
Walter Leon Sawyer
New England
English High Track Team Suffers Major Setback
The English High School track team suffers a severe blow as Morgan and Hall cannot compete due to injuries from Saturday's dual meet with Lowell High. Seven intermediates and juniors are disqualified for low scholarship standing, reducing chances at the regimental meet Saturday.
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Morgan
Hall
Lowell High
Lowell
Greater Boston Men Join Grays for Southern Trip
Daniel EF Fitzgerald of Dorchester and Patrick Duggan of Quincy join Providence players in New York on Saturday night before traveling to Durham South Carolina for preliminary training with the Grays. Fitzgerald was a standout catcher for Fredericton in the New Brunswick league last season. Duggan also comes from the New Brunswick league.
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Daniel Ef, Fitzgerald
Dorchester
Patrick Duggan
Quincy
Providence
New York
Durham
S. C
Grays
Fitzgerald
Fredericton
Duggan
New Brunswick
Otto Knabe Injured in Training Camp Scrimmage
Otto Knabe, second baseman for the Phillies, sustained a severe injury in a game between the Regulars and Yannigans at Southern Pines training camp. In the third inning Llewellyn hit to left, and while attempting a double, Knabe was spiked on the left foot tearing a deep gash through his shoe.
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Southern Pines
N. C
Otto
Phillies
Yannigans
Llewellyn
Knabe
Sexton Cuts Down Harvard Baseball Squad
Harvard baseball coach Sexton trimmed the team to 18 infield and outfield candidates early in the season. He shifted focus to developing the remaining players, aiming for stronger results than in prior years. Battery men will undergo further cuts as practices continue.
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Harvard
Sexton
Crimson
Dr. Sexton
Newcomer Rolls Up 680 In Bowling Standings
Toledo Ohio March 12 A practically unknown youth, William King of Cleveland, rolled 680 in the American Bowling Congress event to move into second place. Larry Sutton, Jimmy Smith, Glenn Riddell, Alexander Dunbar of the Brunswick All Stars, and Thomas Haley the existing record holder failed to crack the leaders.
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Toledo
William King
Cleveland
Larry Sutton
Rochester
N. Y
Jimmy Smith
Glenn Riddell
Alexander Dunbar
Brunswick All Stars
New York City
Thomas Haley
Detroit
Mich
Dinner to Promote Clean Athletics in Medford
Medford representative Benjamin F. Haines has arranged a dinner at the Quincy House tonight at 8 to advocate clean athletics in the local high school. Notable figures including Harvard star Charles Brickley are expected to attend and speak about sportsmanship and fair play.
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Benjamin F. Haines
Medford
JUMPER HORRIGAN MAY FORFEIT LETTER
Clarence Horrigan of Boston College High School risks losing his letter after missing the recent dual meet with the High School of Commerce. He was at school the day of the meet and refused to jump in sneakers after learning spikes were banned at Commerce gymnasium.
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Clarence Horrigan
Boston College
High School of Commerce
Commerce
Arlington to Face Rindge School in Boston Arena Game
Arlington High School hockey will meet Rindge Manual Training School of Cambridge Friday at the Boston Arena. Arlington initially canceled the game, but Rindge pressed for a rematch. The match conflicts with Arlington's championship with Melrose High next Wednesday.
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Arlington High School
Rindge Manual Training School of
Cambridge
Boston Arena
Arlington
Rindge Boys
Melrose High
Peanut Crop Listings Show Hold-Outs Across Region
A fragmented notice lists peanut growers still unaccounted for while the pop bottle crop has joined the market. The report highlights lingering refusals and incomplete submissions among local producers.
Critics say anti booze clauses in baseball contracts are ineffective
Christy Mathewson argues strict anti alcohol and anti cigarette clauses fail to curb players habits and note managers like McGraw and Chance favor conditioning bonuses over bans. He cites Chicago Cubs upheaval over such clauses and praises restraint via daily conditioning at the Polo Grounds.
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Marlin
Texas
Charles W. Murphy
Cubs
Chicago
Frank Chance
Murphy
Chance
Cub
McGraw
Polo Grounds
Seventh win for Mackmen
Athletics pitchers Bender Coombs and Brown shut out Austin 9 to 0 for their seventh straight win. Baker starred with a ninth inning RBI and three-base hit while Collins McInnis Brainard and Oldring contributed, as Austin managed just five hits.
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Austin
Tex
Bender
Coombs
Brown
Athletics
Senators
Mack
Chief Bender
Jack Coombs
Palestine
John
J. Franklin Baker
A Davis
Biriocien
Collins
McInnis
Brainard
Baker
Barry
Oldring
Taylor
Lewis
Bottorff
Lewis Pin
Beakes
Brainard Henninger
Hill
McKee
aDavis
Enews
Ewes
Austin AB PO
BK Brownlow
Coor
Richardson
Feltus Faces Pardello In Boston Wrestling Bout
Australian physician wrestler Dr. Feltus makes his Boston bow at the Grand Opera House tonight facing Leo Pardello in a finish match. Feltus promotes scientific technique to offset Pardello’s greater bulk as spectators pack the arena.
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Feltus
Pardello
Boston
Leo Pardello
Grand Opera House
Arrest Two For Boxing in Salem
Salem March 12 Two boxers were arrested on complaint of a Boston detective after last Monday nights Salem A A tournament. Six others with warrants faced similar charges for taking part in a public boxing exhibition and alleged prize fight at the same club.
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Salem
Boston
Salem A. A
Salem boxing clashes draw arrests and legal action
The police seek John McMann and Edward Sawyer among others, with warrants issued for Ray Wood Young Clark Matty Baldwin Frankie Mack Eddie Kenny and John Boyle. Wood and Clark posted bail after a prior show arrest, with Sawyer to appear next week in juvenile court. Trials Friday may shape state wide impact amid city officials backing the club in a political fight over boxing.
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John McMann
Salem
Edward Sawyer
Beverly
Ray Wood
Young Clark
Fall River
Matty Baldwin
Charlestown
Frankie Mack
Beachmont
Eddie Kenny
Cambridge
John Boyle
Lowell
Wood
Clark
William J. Boyle
Richard Egan
James Chalifour
Eddie Sawyer
Sawyer
Rollaway A. C
Salem A. C
Senators Beat Lower House In City Bowling Match
In a three string match at Highland Alleys Roxbury the Senators of the Commonwealth defeated the House bowling team 1797 to 1789. Senator Brennan led with 314 pins and Charles McCarthy posted 801 for the Senators. Representative Kinney led the House with 307 and Newhall tallied 804, edging Quinn by three.
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House of Representatives
Senators
Commonwealth
Highland
Roxbury
Edward Collins
Governor's Council
James F. Brennan
Charlestown
Walter 8. Kinney
Boston
Arthur N. Newhall
Stoneham
Newhall
John F. Quinn
Charles F. McCarthy
Marlboro
Wells
Haverhill
Johnson
Nahant
Jed Hilton
Framingham
Frank X. Quigley
Holyoke
Expect Haughton to Sign Up Today
Town whispers say Percy Haughton will hand his signed Harvard football contract this afternoon to coach for the coming season and possibly for three to five years. Pressures of business eased by athletic committee persuasion, signaling Harvard’s system and prestige may continue under his leadership.
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Harvard
Percy Haughton
Harvard University
Haughton
Leo Leary
Tratest
Kennedy to Box Baldwin in Salem in St Patrick's Day bout
In Salem, Matty Baldwin of Charlestown meets Steve Kennedy of Lawrence in a 133 pound lightweight clash at the North street rink next Monday night. The match follows Kennedy's recent win over Gilbert Gallant and is deemed a step toward a New England lightweight title claim.
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Salem A. A
Matty Baldwin
Charlestown
Steve Kennedy
Lawrence
St. Patrick’s Day
North Street
Kennedy
Salem
Baldwin
Johnny Mooney
Crilley
Gilbert Gallant
New England
Pilgrim A A Faces Winnipeg All Stars In Key Hockey Clash
The Pilgrim A A hockey team meets the Winnipeg All Stars at Boston Arena in a must win game tonight. The All Stars arrive from Ottawa with 17 players after touring eastern Canada and seek victories over the Pilgrims and the B A A seven. The 8 15 p m puck drop leads to a lineup featuring ERE A Ws and Maxwell among others as Boston prepares for a high intensity provincial showdown.
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Pilgrim A. A. Hockey Seven
Winnipeg All Stars
Boston Arena
All Stars
Canada
Bost
Ottawa
Pilgrims
Bridgewater Tops Salem Normal in Rough Game
Bridgewater Normal defeated Salem Normal 15 to 6 in Salem today as Salem played with two forwards sidelined, limiting their offense. In the second game Salem High Independents crushed Newburyport Independents 41 to 1.
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Salem
Bridgewater Normal
Salem Normal
Bridgewater
Salem High Independents
Newburyport Independents
Volkmann School Inter class Meet Set for March 22
The Volkmann School inter class meet will be held at the school board track on March 22. The matter was definitely settled yesterday.
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Volkmann School
Senators Beat Virginia in Charlottesville Baseball
Washington of the American League defeated the University of Virginia 10 to 1 in Charlottesville.
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Charlottesville
Washington
University of Virginia
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