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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1913
Page
16
The St Mark's School winter meet opened with a strong showing led by Kent who shattered the indoor shot put mark with a 35 feet 11 1 2 inch throw. A large crowd witnessed the events, which were engaging and well received.
The Cubs and White Sox will stage an April 8 exhibition in Chicago for the Jimmy Doyle widow fund. Doyle, a Cubs third baseman, died a year ago. If rain postpones, the game moves to the next day.
Ithaca N Y March 13 John Paul Jones Cornell's crack one mile runner lowered the board track record in practice running the mile in 4m 22s clipping six seconds off his former record He finished strong He will be Coach John Moakley s only last year s point winner in the inter collegiate meet this spring
Connie Mack argues his players lacked eager rush last fall and predicts a season of defeat will shake them from the rut. He warns the three cornered fight in the American should be a scalp lifter and notes his novel view may or may not pan out.
Dr Feltus of Australia defeated Italian grappler Pardello in two falls. Feltus won the first fall with a front nelson in 23 minutes and the final toss in 15 minutes with a hammerlock and body hold. Referee was George V. Tuohey.
Mrs James Kittridge, 73, died at her Fox Street home from arteriosclerosis. She was mother of Malachi Kittridge, longtime big leaguer, native to Fitchburg.
Athens Ga March 13 George Tyler delivered his signed contract to secretary Nickerson after a day of talks with Stallings and a decision by President Gaffney. The arrangement ends a dispute over a raise and bonus clause while Athens weather disrupted practice at Sanford Field and Stallings field. Manager Stallings praises young Smith for speed and fielding while outlining potential infield alignment for Calhoun Sweeney Bues and Devlin with McKechnie and Kirke in reserve.
Arlington High School hockey seven must win at the Arena against Rindge to stay tied with Melrose for the league lead in the Inter scholastic title race. A Rindge win would drop Arlington to second and delay a crucial rematch for state honors.
Arlington High aims to rebound after a victory over Rindge with full lineup including Ham Robbins and captain Lowe despite grippe. Rindge, fresh from city title over Cambridge Latin, bets on Norman Small in goal to challenge Arlington’s swift forwards.
Fred C. Ball announced 15 game schedule for Lexington High School baseball starting April 14 with Waltham High second team. Nine home games at Lexington Field include matches against Weston High Stone School Charlestown High and La Salle High. Season ends June 16 at La Salle High with location undecided.
Pilgrim A A beats Winnipeg All Stars 6 to 4 at the Arena in a hard fought game. Small and Fynan star for the Pilgrims with Brays defense and Skiltons outer backstop holds steady. Irvin leads the visitors with strong offense as Baker and Gray contribute for the All Stars.
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