Red Sox Regulars Triumph Over Yannigans In Spring Game
In Hot Springs on March 13 the Red Sox Regulars beat the Yannigans 8 to 6 in a spring workout. Jake Stahl sparked the win with a long homer and sharp defense. promising rookies Goodman, Shinn, and Shinn's two-base hits stood out. Pitching split featured Anderson and Leonard, with Hageman and Bushelman allowing key later runs.
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Henry seeks special Olympic tryout after sprint title
Texas sprinter Gwyn Henry, national 100 yard champion last July, asks for a special New York tryout for the American team due to college demands. The Olympic committee confirms that official tryouts grant priority, but Henry could still be chosen if spring performance proves him worthy.
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Team Baseball Lineup and Game Details
Home runs by OBrien Hall Bradley Stahl. Sacrifice fly by Krug. Walks: Hageman 2. Strikeouts: Anderson 1 Bushelman 1 Hageman 1. Double play: Anderson Goodman Bradley. Hits: Anderson 4 in 4, Bushelman 5 in 1, Leonard 6 in 4, Hageman 2 in 2. Time 52 minutes. Umpire Billy Hamilton.
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Red Sox practice notes feature Powell Chesbro and new signings
Veterans Powell and Chesbro joined Boston for two workouts with Stahl's squad while Powell remains with the camp. Lewis is ready to start once transport arrives from Pittsburgh. Tufts pitcher Smith signed with the Red Sox. Phillies delay games at Hot Springs as Louisville owner Gray son protests. Doomn plans for Scanlon swap and Curtis shown malaria cure focus. Cravath taunts Doomn while Red Sox keep sharp watch on player value and cork center costs.
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Willard Settlement Ice Carnival Plans
Arena management and Frances E Willard settlement host a Tuesday ice carnival with over 100 skaters entered for fancy dress and speed races. Feature events include a boys scouts team race with Cambridge Roxbury Milton and Quincy teams, a Newton Y M C A versus Cambridge Y M C A match, and a hockey game pitting an interscholastic seven against All Stars formed by former college players.
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Cornell Eastern baseball trip slate announced
Cornell's Eastern baseball tour in the South will feature five games. The athletic council lists April 5 against Yale in Washington, April 6 versus Westminster Americans in Washington, April 9 against the Baltimore Internationals foundations in Baltimore, April 4 against Virginia in Charlottesville, and April 4 against Georgetown.
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Cleveland Athletic Club Seven to Face B A A at Arena
Local fans can expect another high level hockey game at the Arena tonight as the Cleveland Athletic Club seven, contenders for the amateur championship of America, meets the B A A team. Tomorrow night Ohio State faces the Inter colonial seven.
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Cleveland Defeats Inter in Early Hockey Competition
Cleveland has won 21 of 24 games this year and beat Inter twice early, while Roxbury aims to prove superiority in a clean, strong showing. Interest grows ahead of the Canadian hockey series at the Arena opening Saturday night with the Canadians versus Wanderers, featuring Didier Pirie, a famed left wing and top earner in the NHA.
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Boston Sends $600 Toward Olympic Fund
The first instalment of Boston’s share toward the Olympic fund for Stockholm was sent by C. H. Carter of the B A A to Julian W. Curtiss, treasurer of the American Olympic fund. The contributions mainly came from Boston A A and members, listing Boston A A 250 dollars G I Hunter 100 dollars Paul Keith 100 dollars EB Babb 50 dollars HH Carter 50 dollars Wright and Ditson 50 dollars.
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Mechanics Meet Called Off Over Disagreement
The Boston English High and Mechanics High dual meet was canceled due to a disagreement over event organization. English High objected to sections at Columbus avenue grounds and to holding events yesterday, proposing a May outdoor meet instead. Mechanics High favored earlier dates and shared venues, leading to the cancellation of the planned indoor meet at English High’s gym.
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Volkmann School Meet Qualifiers Named in Dual Event
Yesterday's Red and Gray dual meet at Volkmann School produced finalists across five events. Qualifiers include Grays Emery Batchelder Morse Weld Darling Bliss Chamberlain Brown and Reds Arnold Hunneman Lawrence Jenny Locke Lee Rat Baldwin Steinert Batchelder.
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Freddie Welsh Hospital Update Reflects Boxing Headlines
Chicago reports Freddie Welsh treated for a shoulder injury in hospital. The piece notes Welsh defeating Young O'Brien, mentions Al Palzer’s potential bout with Jack Johnson for $100,000, and cites plans for Matt Wells to sail to challenge Wolgast, with further boxing news and club developments across New York and Manchester events.
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Cleveland Beaten by Intercolonials in Local Match Preview
Westerners head to challenge Intercolonials as Cleveland aims to repeat past West victories. Olympic trials spark debate over nonattendance by Gwyn Henry and Clarence De Mar, with trainers citing strong contenders like Jean Bouin and a Swedish marathoner as potential record shatters.
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Checker Champion in Simultaneous Games
Alfred Jordan, touted as the world’s top checker player, arrived from New York after a world circuit defeat of all challengers. He met the Boston Checker Club at the Ameri can House and staged multiple simultaneous games, with further exhibitions planned for tonight and Friday. Jordan holds English and Scottish titles and defeated James Ferris in the Scotch tournament.
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Middleweight title questioned as Henry Gehring claims it
A letter notes Henry Gehring claims the middleweight wrestling title while other grapplers dispute his right. The Acme AA annual 10 mile cross country run is set for April 19 in Jamaica Plain. entries available through the secretary.
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