Fitzpatrick Is Ready to Sign
Macon Georgia March 12 Weather fair and warm. Braves split a scrimmage with Georgia Military College at Milledgeville. Tom Hughes started on the mound. Luque pitched two innings and homered. Final score seven for the Braves, one for the collegians.
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Macon
Mercer
Tom Hughes
Braves
Collegians
Thomas
Cubanela Luque
Fiji
S.s
Hughes
Luque
Whaling
Hunt
Weaver
Clements
Adams
Braves Deliver Blunt Practice Verdict At Mercer
In Macon on March 12 the Braves played Mercer in a light scrimmage finishing with a 19 to 1 score as the final practice morsel. The event drew college players and offered a blunt but routine performance ahead of the season.
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Toronto Fielder
Macon
Braves
Mercer
Braves add Fitzpatrick and face injury at camp
The report from Williams Hospital updates Bill Martin’s badly swollen ankle and uncertain fracture as doctors cannot yet confirm the seriousness. Meanwhile Braves manager John Stallings announces the signing of Fitzpatrick from Toronto, to join the camp by Sunday night, with Ted Cather test at shortstop as a possible infield solution.
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Williams Hospital
Stallings
Martin
New York
Gaffney
Braves
Fitzpatrick
Toronto
Macon
Fitz
Mercer
Toronto Star
Bass
Boston
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Cather
Haddock
Evers
Smith
Tyler
Rudolph
Whaling
Moran
Maranville
James
Tufts Varsity Beats Second Team in Practice Game
The Tufts varsity defeated the second team by 7 to 2 in the season's second practice game. Freshman Ryan pitched for the varsity, Delaney homered for the seconds, and Leland and Wescott hit home runs for the varsity. Sweatt doubled twice for the second team but fumbled in the field due to a sore arm and rough ground.
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Tufts
Ryan
Exeter
Delaney
Leland and
Wescott
Sweatt
Kent
Title Game Tonight Opens Massachusetts High School Championship Series
The opening game of the Massachusetts high school basketball championship series will be staged this evening at the East Armory on East Newton Street. The Boston College High and Fall River Technical School teams meet as undefeated rivals staking their claims to the title.
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Massachusetts
East Armory
East Newton Street
Boston College High
Fall River Technical School
Chicago Nationals Beat Cuban Reds in Tampa Exhibition
The Chicago Nationals defeated the Cuban Reds in an exhibition game in Tampa, Florida. The scoreboard shows Chicago ahead with key players including Gonzales Gutierrez Robbins Vaughn Backles Archer Hargreave Bresnahan contributing, while the Cuban Reds struggled to finish.
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Cuban Reds
R.H.B. Qhigrezo Co
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SCO Ayers
Dan Seawenneshene
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Backles
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Hargreave
Bresnahan
Athletics and Phillies Tie in Nine Inning Draw
In St. Petersburg on neutral ground, the Athletics and Phillies finished tied five to five after darkness halted play at the end of the ninth inning. Umpire Knowlton called the halt as the crowd was dismissed.
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Fla
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Phillies
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Walsh
Eeereeese
Lajoie
Enews
McInnis
Schang
Seer
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Killifer
Niehoff
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Oeschgern
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Innin
Red Sox Boxmen in Great Shape at Spring Camp
The Red Sox pitchers show sharp form led by Mays and Long Shore as Carrigan hones a deep staff in Hot Springs. Haley and Hoblitzell impress behind the plate and at bat while Hooper’s late arrival strains outfield plans.
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Red Sox
Boxing Card Reform Upsets Fans in Granite State Tourney
Matchmaker Wheatley rewrites the March 16 main bout from Kid Cotton vs Jim Savage to Cotton versus Al Kubiak, a heavyweight clash fans will travel for. The semi follow includes Teddy Murphy of Boston vs Benny Lewis of Manchester at 114 pounds. Other bouts fill the Atlas A A card ahead of April 13 top match Langford versus McVey discussion.
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Granite State A. C
Manchester
N. H
Kid Cotton
Jim Savage
Cotton
al Kubiak
New England
Teddy Murphy
Boston
Benny Lewis
Consolation in Hobey Baker Showdown and Youth Sports Echoes
Arthur Duffey notes Hobey Baker’s impact on the Winsor team, praising the New Yorkers’ win. He discusses Welsh vs Ritchie for the lightweight title, Hillman’s Dartmouth coaching stance on the Penn relay, and Johnny McGann’s knowledge of boxing signings. Ewry backs H W Taylor, predicting discards of Ewry’s records. Billy Martin’s bad luck with the Braves is highlighted along with a strong Cathedral YMCA 10 mile cross country entry outlook for April 10, expected to yield a BA A marathon winner.
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St. Nicholas
Baker
Harry Hillman
Dartmouth
Penn
Hillman
New England
Ray Ewry
H. W. Taylor
Ewry
Taylor
Cathedral Y. M. C
Johnny Nolan
Boxer training notes and friendly wagers in town
S. H. H. and Jack Johnson are unlikely to meet. G. W. says Kid Cotton trains at Steve O Donnell s gym on 8 East Concord Street with many boxers working out daily and lessons available to the public.
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Jack Johnson
G. W
Kid Cotton
Steve O’donnell
East Concord Street
Spring Trip Weighs Pitching Plans For Red Sox
Vean Gregg vows full pitching on the spring trip while Carrigan prefers to keep him under cover until warmer weather. Mrs Gregg stays in Idaho. Comstock joined practice as Cady and Joe Wood hike home from the day’s work, a habit Carrigan tolerates.
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Boston
Harry Hooper
Hooper
Tutweiler
Shotten
Rehg
Henriksen
Providence
Vean Gregg
Mrs. Gregg
Idaho
Comstock
Cady
Joe Wood
North Mountain
Boxing chatter on welter bouts and boxing blurbs in New York
The column discusses a Freddie Welsh versus Joe Shugrue bout with opinions split on who won a 10 round decision in New York. It notes repeated talk of Shayrue having the edge and mentions upcoming New England boxing championships and Howard Drew versus Dan Kelly as sprinting rivals.
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Jerty Dowd
Walter Butler
A. C
North Abington
Charley Byers
Butler
Johnny Murphy
Louis
Ross
Chicago
New England
J. A. Williams
Charlestown
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Henry Myers
Freddie Welsh
Joe Shugrue
New York
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Shayrue
Howard Drew
Dan Kelly
Drew
Dan
Snow whiskey ad at Tic and $1.00 a quart
The Old Wire Store shows a pricing policy that avoids markdowns by maintaining a single price level. It promotes Snow's Old Whiskies offered at Tic and a dollar per quart, from Thos. Snow & Son at 59 North Market Street opposite Faneuil Hall.
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Snow
Thos. Snow & Son
North Market Street
Faneuil Hall
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