Batteries Warm Up at Sox Camp
In Hot Springs Arkansas on March 13 light rain delayed workouts for Jake Stahl’s Red Sox. The team marched to Majestic Park for a light practice with catching by Cady Thomas Nanamaker and coaching from Bill Carrigan. Heinie Wagner and others welcomed the session as a needed warm up despite soft infield, while McAleer seeks written assurances of no Sunday interference for the Boston Pirates series.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Ozarks
Jake Stahl
Stahl
Majestic Park
Jake
Heinie Wagner
Cady
Thomas
Nanamaker
Bill Carrigan
Bill
Fred Clarke
Boston
McAleer
Whittington
McRoy
Dreyfuss
Reform Party
Mee Aleer
Clarke
Pirates
Pittsburg
Hendrix
Artie Hoffman
Mackmen Win Another Game in Texas League
Connie Mack's Mackmen defeated Waco 9 to 2 in Texas league action. Plank pitched three innings with one hit allowed. Harrell yielded a single. Two Waco hits came in the seventh off Byron Houck as three stolen bases by Thomas helped produce the runs. The team travels to Dallas for three days of headquarters and games in Fort Worth.
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Waco
Texas
Connie Mack
Mackmen
Arkansas
Kansas & Texas Railroad
South
Harrell
Byron Houck
Thomas
Dallas
Fort Worth
Murphy
Oldring
Cess
Collins
Baker
McInnis
Walsh
Barry
Ewre
Lapp
Plank
Weeecsee
Houck
Evestnese
Evre
Waco AB
Becker
Reese
McMahon
McLaurin
Critchlow
Stewart
Witte
M. Murphy
Platzke
Cronin
McIntosh
E. Murphy
Meclaurin
Athletics
Spencer
Winkleman to Play Chess for Harvard
Barnie Winkleman a Harvard sophomore from Philadelphia is chosen to face Yale's Ernest Beach in a preliminary match for the American team. The contest against Oxford and Cambridge will be sent by cable from Princeton on April 12 for the trophy cup with Penn, Columbia and Princeton also selecting players.
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Oxford
Cambridge
England
Barnie Winkleman
Philadelphia
Harvard
Ernest Beach
Yale
Cable
Princeton
University of Pennsylvania
Columbia
New York Yacht Club Declines Lipton Challenge for Cup
The New York Yacht Club announced it would not accept Sir Thomas Lipton's unrestricted challenge for the America's Cup in 1914. It cited the deed of gift allowing 65 to 90 feet and objected to a 75 foot limit, reaffirming its right to select a defender without size restrictions.
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New York
New York Yacht Club
Royal Ulster Yacht Club
Sir Thomas Lipton
Thomas
E. F. Patterson
Royal Yacht Club
Thomas Lipton
Royal’ Ulster Yacht Club
Thomas J. Lipton
Royal Irish Yacht Club
G. A. Cormack
Four-Crew Boat Race Set For May 10 On Charles River
Harvard Cornell Princeton and Columbia will race four eight-oared crews on the Charles River May 10 in what officials call the most important intercollegiate regatta in New England. The event may include Princeton if its authorities object to the four-crew format. The course spans one and seven-eighths miles with potential crowds in the hundreds of thousands along the esplanades.
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Ithaca
Charles River
Harvard
Cornell
Princeton
Columbia
Tiger
Charles Abeles
Pennsylvania
Spaeth
New England
English High Sets Early Regimental Meet Mark
English High wins key weight events at the regimental meet. The Light and Dark Blue team scores the most points to lead after the opening events held prior to the main competition on Saturday.
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English High
English High and Commerce Compete in City Track Meet
English High School fielded strong sprinters and 13 point starter as Commerce weight men pressed hard. Captain Irving Howe won the senior shot with 42 ft 8 in, Carder of Commerce set 40 ft 9 1 2 in, breaking East Boston High record. multiple class winners noted across junior intermediate and senior divisions.
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English High
High School of Commerce
Irving Howe
R. Tynico
N. Carder
Commerce
Cunningham
East Boston High
Lin
Heary
Dorchester
Campbell
Rickes
C. Hart
J. McGarry
Boston Latin
D. Hoffman
East Boston
Tatten
I. T. Howe
F. Ignico
C. Hyland
Duxbury Yacht Clubhouse Nears Grand Opening
The Duxbury Yacht Club, formed over 30 years ago, rapidly advances its new clubhouse on the John Irwin property overlooking Duxbury Bay. Town meeting approval extends the pier over the flats, bringing the seaside club to an ideal village location for a prestigious season launch.
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Duxbury
Duxbury Bay
YACHTS CHANGE HANDS IN NEW ENGLAND DEALS
Edward C. Marsh of New York buys from William E. Russell of Boston the 27 foot sloop Anthea. The vessel will go around the Cape in June and receive an auxiliary engine later. Henry P. Kendall buys the Lawley 21 foot knockabout Jackdaw from B E Newhall of Danvers for use at Marion. James R. Lane of Hartford purchases the launch Snapper from Dr. Herbert W. Foster of Montclair for the Maine coast ứng.
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John G. Alden
Edward C. Marsh
New York
William E. Russell
Boston
Anthea
Cape
Henry P. Kendall
BE. H. Newhall
Danvers
Kendall
Marion
James R. Lane
Hartford
Herbert W. Foster
Montclair
N. J
Maine
Hot Springs notes on pool matches and baseball whispers
Storm clearing cancels a 100 point pool match between Bobby Byrne and Smokey Joe Wood. Pittsburg party brides and wives plot game nights in hotel rooms. Photographers arrive as Pirates and Red Sox may clash next fall. Walter Wilmot praises Foster as a rising star and notes Red Sox pitchers Hub Bedient and Ray Collins. Martina claims world long throw as fans gift him a gold medal.
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Bobby Byrne
Pirates
Kenetchy
St. Louis
Smokey Joe Wood
Pittsburg
O'Toole
Carey
Wilson
Red Sox
Marlin Springs
Walter Wilmot
Lejune
New Orleans
Hall
Martina
Filene’s new men and boys store brings method to apparel
A Boston business leader explains Filene’s approach to outfitting men and boys, arguing its success mirrors scientific methods used in women’s wear. He likens the store to a railroad with top engineers and a superior roadbed, emphasizing method, proper equipment, and steady growth as New England shoppers praise the new shop.
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Filene House
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Loony
Limerix
Giaurlen
Lydduo
Lee
Pme Merve
Maxwell
Davis
Boyle Bros
Washington Street
Joe Schultz
THE
Braves
Orange
E.H.S
Wells
Reo
Filene
Wm. Filene’s Sons Co
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