Red Sox Practice Scrimmage Highlights Young Pitching Depth
In Hot Springs Arkansas on March 12 the Red Sox held a six inning scrimmage between Yonngsters and veterans, the Yannigans winning 6 to 3. Zeiser and Radloff showed promise on the mound. errors were common amid soggy grounds and wary arms. Carrigan plans a Tuesday game vs Arkansas State University with many regulars kept back for experience.
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Irish A A A A. A. Wins From Canadians
Irish American A A defeats Sherbrooke 7 to 2 at the Arena. Irving W Small scores six goals with Conley and A Baker adding others as Brownie Baker stars in a fast, hard game. Skilton Bray and Arquin make key saves as the Irish Americans dominate the second period.
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Red Sox Notes On Malaria Hit Heinie Wagner
Damp Spring Weather at Hot Springs sidelines veteran Heinie Wagner with malaria. Wagner expects Smoky Joe to be ready soon as he recuperates, noting his exceptional health and baseball fever. President Lannin addressed a small group of malcontents in an informal lecture.
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Two Capitalist Syndicates Form Mutually Agreeable Combination
In Chicago on March 12 Frank Mayer for the Spiegel Syndicate and John T. Connery head of another group announced a mutually agreeable combination between the two capital groups. A joint meeting will occur early next week to finalize an agreement. Taft suggested the merger during a phone call with Connery. Mayer rushed to Chicago for the talks. The announcement stated that Cubs will be a Chicago institution. Vivian Nichols says Quaker crews will train hard under his policy this season.
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Hayward Briggs Wins Bout From Sylvia
Hayward Briggs of Brockton won the decision over Battling Sylvia of Gloucester in eight rounds at the tournament of the only A C in North Abington on March 12. In preliminaries Young Lucca of Brockton stopped John Dwyer of Boston in five rounds while Young Whalen of Abington outpointed Young Sweeney of East Weymouth in six rounds. Dwyer, a substitute with no preparation, drew cheers despite defeat.
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American boxer Jack Johnson Forced From Sweden
Stockholm March 12. Jack Johnson the American pugilist who was to wrestle with Jess Pedersen and others in Gothenburg has been forced to leave Sweden due to hostile demonstrations against him.
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Gerhardt Defeats Lenger in Two Falls at Grand Opera House
Franz Gerhardt defeated Carl Lenger in two straight falls at the Grand Opera House last night. The first fall came after 1712 minutes of wrestling with a body scissors hold, and the second in 16 minutes with a full body hold. Crackerjack Butler refereed.
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Baseball Games Wanted for Youth Teams Across Ages
A listing of baseball clubs seeking age specific teams across Boston area and suburbs. Names, addresses, and contact persons include Lawrence Grant Belmont 12 Midland Street. Clinton White Sox Roxbury contact M. Diamond 91 Devon Street. Roxbury Independents Leroy Tibbs 17 Walpole Street Roxbury. Cardinal A Edward J. Conners 16 Thomas Park South Boston. Parkside B C C Charles T. McCaffrey 6 Florence Street East Somerville. Cambridge Athletics John F. Clancy 36 Winter Street East Cambridge. Woodrow A C Michael Burman 87 Lowell Street Boston. St Johns B B Club Wi A Reardon 29 Frank Street Cambridge. North End Red Sox Theodore Beags 377 Hanover Street Boston. Beechwood B B C Timothy F. O Rourke 386 Middle Street Newton. Morse Cubs John Murray 93 Williams Street Chelsea. Beacons S A Club Leo Connolly 200 Congress Avenue Chelsea.
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Willie Ritchie Defeats Wolgast In Ten Round Battle
Willie Ritchie lightweight champion of the world outboxed Ad Wolgast in a ten round Milwaukee bout. Ritchie led five rounds and dominated with jabs and rights, staggering Wolgast with a right uppercut and left to the solar plexus, while Wolgast sought to rush and counter but failed to close the gap.
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Wolgast and Ritchie Fight Drawn Bout Highlighted by Exchanges
Wolgast and Ritchie exchange blows through ten rounds with heavy body work and sharp jabs. Ritchie edges the middle rounds while Wolgast dominates several early frames and is faulted for a groin foul by Dr. Morter.
Queal to Run 19 Miles Against Three in Cambridge Race
American champion Billy Queal will race 19 miles against a relay team of Bob Vowler Cambridge Ted Crooks and Jimmie Fitzgerald at the State Armory Cambridge next Tuesday night. Fowler Crooks and Fitzgerald will run equal relays of 3 1 3 miles as Queal aims near Alf Shrubb's time. The meet is under Company A of the Highth Regiment MV M auspices.
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Baseball Candidates At St Anselms College
In Manchester New Hampshire on March 12 coach John Smith issued a call for baseball candidates at St Anselm s College, bringing out about 30 hopefuls. Indoor practice began today and will run until outdoor weather allows. Only three members of last year’s regulars are back, but strong new material suggests a team as fast as last season’s may represent the school this year.
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Funeral for W. W. Naughton Held at St. Mary's Cathedral
The funeral of W. W. Naughton, veteran sports writer, who died Tuesday, was held today from St. Mary's Cathedral in San Francisco. Honorary pallbearers included representatives of many prominent newspapers and professional athletic and social clubs.
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Officials to Review Phillies Training Grounds Visit
A party of Phillies officials stockholders and supporters left Philadelphia for a visit to the club training grounds in Wilmington North Carolina. John B Lobert the third baseman from the world tour accompanied them. Governor John I Tener NL president and secretary Walter Gaither will join in Washington.
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