Smith Gibbons Bout Draws Attention in St Paul Clash
The article previews Jeff Smith's world middleweight title bid against Mike Gibbons in St Paul Minnesota. It notes Smith’s improved condition after a recent tune up with Bill McKinnon and mentions doubts about his form following a prior bout with George Chipp.
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al Lippe
Jeff Smith
Mike Gibbons
St. Paul
Minn
Smith
George Chipp
Gibbons
Chipp
Bill McKinnon
William
Europe
Australia
Quincy Cigar Cooperative Promoted By Print Advertising
The Quincy cigar, a 32 year cooperative, claims its excellence in tobacco selection and craftsmanship. Since 1884 it has advertised itself through word of mouth, now aided by printers ink while its value remains a ten cents per smoke bargain.
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Quincy
Red Sox Begin Spring Work At Hot Springs Arkansas
Boston manager Bill Carrigan leads 16 players in the club’s first spring workout in Hot Springs. Two players are absent Carl Mays and George Foster due to trips and late reports. The day features fielding drills, batting practice and a mountain road hike as the team reports favorable conditions. Foster later reports family illness delaying his return.
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Ark
Bill Carrigan
Boston Red Sox
Carl Mays
George Foster
Boston
Thomas
Haley
Carrigan
Boys Seek Church Guild Baseball League
Boys from Greater Boston Episcopal church guilds push to form a cathedral league. Guild of St. George members invite teams to contact C. F. Huntley at the Cathedral 186 Tremont Street Boston between 8 30 and 10 a m except Wednesdays and Sundays. Telephone Oxford 4142.
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Guild of St. George
St. Paul
C. F. Huntley
Tremont Street
Oxford
Yale Defeats Harvard 44 to 9 in Dual Meet
Yale swimmers overwhelmed Harvard 44 to 9 in New Haven marking Harvard’s first dual meet in three seasons. Harvard failed to win a first place, with minutes limited to seconds in the fancy dive and the 50 yard event where Murchado trailed Captain Schuler of Yale.
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Harvard
Bud” Fuller
Yale Tonight
Blanchard
New England
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Murchado
Schuler
Braves Sign Reulbach From Federal League
Big Ed Reulbach, ex Cub and Dodger star and former Federal league leader, signed by Boston Braves manager Stallings. He will join the team in Miami after leaving Brooklyn. Reulbach favored Boston for a major league berth, with Pittsburg having claimed him from Newark Feds but not covering his Newark contract. He is among the era’s best-known pitchers and could aid the Boston club based on last season’s performance.
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Dodger
Stallings
Reulbach
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Boston
Ruelbach
Pittsburg
Newark
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Knetzer
Magee
Maggie
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Tom Hughes
Frank Allen
Old Tom
Fitzy
Dick Egan
M. Shannon
Joe Connolly
Braves Rally For Tie With Seminoles In Miami
In Miami the Braves and Seminoles played to a 5 to 5 tie after Boston rallied in the ninth inning to erase a 5-2 deficit. Ed Koney homered and Hank Gowdy added a key hit as Pett Nehf pitched strongly before relief. The teams prepared for a game against Fort Lauderdale with practice and a dance to honor the players.
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Smith
Maranville
Evers
Konetehy
Allen
Nehf
Oo Hughes
Rudolph
Ed Ball
Cleary
Brookline High Faces Hard Swim Meet With All Scholastics
Scholastic swimming fans prepare for a Brookline gym pool meet as Brookline High School battles top All-Scholastics from Greater Boston. Captain Leo Handy tackles Fermoyle of Revere in distance events while divers Stewart Chauncy Hall and Vogel Huntington loom strong.
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Brookline High School
Greater Boston
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Fermoyle
Revere
Roger Bird
Stewart
Chauncy Hall
Vogel
Huntington
Mike Prendergast
Blackler
Cambridge
Boston
Newark Writer Comments On IL Franchise Sale To Price And Tenney
A Newark writer discusses the sale of the International league franchise to Jim Price and Fred Tenney. Price is noted as well known while Tenney is described as an experienced player, with Newark proximity to Broadway emphasized.
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Jim Price
Fred Tenney
Price
Tenney
Newark
Broadway
OF BOUT BY FRANK MORAN Challenger for the World's Heavy weight Title
Frank Moran expresses satisfaction that popular opinion favors his chances to beat Jess Willard. He notes crowd belief boosts confidence and cites a recent signed statement by Jack McAuliffe as particularly gratifying.
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Jess Willard
New York
Jack McAuliffe
Boxer Plans Return to Ring Against Willard
The undefeated former champion Jack McAuliffe backs the plan for a title clash with Willard. The narrator, trained by Willie Lewis, aims for a knockout and vows to maximize the opportunity, outlining a revised training schedule through the coming week.
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Willard
Willie Lewis
Jack McAuliffe
Willie
Boxer Plans Training and Road Trip Schedule
The speaker commits to wearing gloves daily and maintaining fitness with light gym work and outdoor runs. He describes a road workout with Willie Lewis, weighing 204 pounds, and notes plans to rest the following day and a trip to Stamford with Lewis and T for a day of travel.
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Stamford
Yale Garsmen Set Outdoor Start On Harbor
Yale's first outdoor rowing plans outlined by Coach Guy Nickalls for tomorrow. Two varsity and two freshman eights to practice on the harbor with short spins at a low stroke after ice cleared by dynamiting channels. Ed ward Harriman to row stroke oar, with Seth Low, 2d, sent back to No. 7. Team lineup listed.
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Guy Nickalls
Edward Harriman
Edward H. Harriman
Seth Low
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Low
Meyer
Sturtevant
Sheldon
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Gilfilan
Bow
Hume
Cox
McLean
Cuban Star Aragon Delivers for Yannigans in 6 5 Win
In Macon Georgia on March 13 the Yankee Yannigans beat the regulars 6 to 5. Cuban Aragon starred, tripling and scoring in the seventh, driving in two with a single and later starting a double play to halt a rally.
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