Rain Delays Sox Training in Hot Springs Camp
Boston fans face a torrential storm that halts practice at the Red Sox camp in Hot Springs Arkansas. Players rest after two days of hard drills and prepare for a pair of exhibitions against Philadelphia. Managers Doom and Stahl stress practice remains the goal while lineups and travel plans evolve amid wet weather.
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Stahl
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Philadelphia
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Dahlen
Eastman
Buck O’brien
Bradley
Brad
Buck
Joe Quirk
Bostonians
Pirates
Bill Carrigan
Quirk
Fish Prices Fall at T Wharf and Ship Arrivals Report
Three steam trawlers arrived at T wharf with decent fares while many schooners from offshore showed large catches. Haddock sold at 2 1 2 and 4 1 4 cents a pound and steak cod at 4 3 4 cents. Arrivals by rail included 25 boxes haddock 24 cod 12 pollock and several hake and mixed fish. Various vessels posted prices and cargoes with notable totals for Mary P Goulart Red Roy Thomas Gorton and others. The Scotian Line steamer Scotlan delayed by coal loading and Cunard Ivernia bound from Liverpool to New York and the Mediterranean service are noted along with South American cargo and lighthouse beacons replacement.
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Haddock
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Eee
Mary P. Goulart
Thomas Gorton
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Emily Sears
P. Goulart
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W. Parker
Rob Roy
James W. Parker
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Scotlan
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Tvernia
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Ivernia
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River Plate
National Docks
East Boston
South America
Atlantic
White Star Line
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Echildturm
Probst
Calcutta
Colombo
Gibraltar
Massachusetts
Squam River
C. W. Dexter
Calais
Wellfleet
Schildturm
Denbigh Castle
Higgins
Antwerp
San Francisco
Landsman
Shipping News Miniature Almanau March 15
Maritime brief lists arrivals and departures of steamers and schooners with origins such as Liverpool Naples Calcutta Glasgow and New York. Vessels named include Megantic Canopic Hawes City of Macon San Jose James and Sagamore among others, alongside towing barges and coasters. Weather notes show sunrise sunset times and tide details for the day.
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Canopic
Carter
Naples
Genoa
Schildturn
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Probst
Calcutta
A. A Perry
Hawes
Halifax
Boston Br
Simms
Yarmouth
N. Y
Nantucket
Edgins
Norfolk
Joseph W. Fordney
Keene
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Giles
Newton
Abbott
City of Macon
Diehl
Savannah
William Chisholm
Pierce
Newport News
Lancaster
Melrose
Frograd
Dingley
Strout
Portland
Charles F. Mayer
McLeod
Portamouth
Philadelphia
City of Gloucester
Godfrey
Gloucester
San Jose
Davison
Port Samon
Boston
Scotlan
Moan
Glasgow
H. M. Whitney
Crowell
New York
King Josiah
Merriam
Windsor
Basile
Pothier
Belleveau Cove
Sagamore
Iiverpool
Juniata
Persian
Penobscot
H. FF. Dimock
Portsmouth
Concord
Cardenas
Lehigh
Bath
Pellewood
Perth Amboy
Cheektowaga
Beverly
Berkshire
Nottingham
Portohnson
N. J
Plymouth
Port Johnson
Western
Guttenberg
Sidney
Smyrna
Western Belle
Daniel Willard
Edgewater
Rondout
Weehawkens
Passaic
Teaser
W. Dexter
Calais
Wellfleet
St. Anthony (Br
Rockland Me
Albert Baldwin
Rockport
Cleveland A C Seven Wins Over B A A in Arena Clash
The Cleveland Athletic Club hockey seven defeated the B A A by three to one at the Arena. The Westerners delivered an outstanding all around display outclassing the locals in every department with coordinated lines and strong shooting.
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Hockey Battle Highlights Poland Gustine Drive and Cleveland Wins
Poland and Gustine led the attack with fast dribbling and passing to keep pressure near Cleveland A C’s goal. MacFarlane Irving and Winters starred on the wings with sharp rushes and assist plays while Marchand and Elder fended off B A A advances. Gardner stood out in goal and halted many shots. The B A A struggled with shooting and aggression, Sortwell and Foster showed mixed results. Cleveland’s defense tightened in the second half as Poland and Irving struck early to forge the lead. Hicks capped a late counter with a goal. Attendance reached about 1000 as officials scheduled Cleveland A C to host the next game.
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Gustine
Irving
MacFarlane
Elder
Winters
Marchand
Huntington
Heron
Gardner
Formmer
Harvard
Pete Sortwell
Junie’ Foster
Poeint
Cleveland
Sortwell
Hicks
Cleveland A
G. W. Tingley
Boston
J. F. Poland
MacKay
Gifford
Dutton
Stiles
Holding
Leslie
Quincy Cup Challengers Named In Three Yacht Club Race
The Quincy Yacht Club receives three challenges for the Quincy Cup from Boston Yacht Club Corinthian Yacht Club of Marblehead and Manchester Yacht Club. Ellen owned by Charles P. Curtis will race against Harpoon owned by Charles Francis Adams 2d, which defended the cup last year. Changes to Ellen are planned to boost speed while Harpoon is not expected to change much after a easy defense.
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Boston Yacht Club
Corinthian Yacht Club
Marblehead
Manchester Yacht Club
Ellen
Charles P. Curtis
Charles Francis Adams
Mr. Adams
Burns Faces Karla in Grand Opera House Card Display
Cyclone Burns, the world’s smoothest weight wrestler, meets Karla the Hindu Monday night as part of a three bout card at the Grand Opera House arranged by George Tuohey. Also on the bill are Crackerjack Butler vs Fritz Hanson and Jack McGrath inlining for Americus.
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Karla
Hindu
George Tuohey
Grand Opera House
Burns Banks
Mahmout
Butler
Brockton
Fritz Hanson
Hanson
Jack McGrath
Tuohey
Americus
McGrath
Boston
Defunct club sends boxing gloves to city council
In Brockton on March 14 an athletic club that dissolved over police hostility voted unanimously to present boxing gloves to the City Council. The club had aimed to stage bouts as athletic entertainment with wrestling and music, while inspectors checked events under state eyes. The gloves will be delivered next week as thanks to council support.
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Hooper
Henricksen
Lewis
Jake
Gardner
Yerkes
Goodman
Wagner
Stahl
Charlie Dooin
Whitington Park
Pirates
Quakers
Little Rock
Boxing Federation of Paris
Raphael Belll
Paris
Lepine
Brockton
Shoe City Athletic Club
Shoe City Club
Roslindale Professionals Eye Strong Debut Season
Roslindale owner Braunstein plans to rename the team the Roslindale Professionals for the coming season. Captain and second baseman Mark Duest hit .400 with .980 fielding in the Canadian league in 1910. The club opens April 15 with a practice game against Lowell and seeks games with top New England semi pro teams.
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Roslindale
Roslindale Professionals
Mark Duest
Lowell
New England
Portland
Biddeford
Bar Warbor
Plymouth
Hopedale
Webster
North Adams
Marlboro
North Attleboro
Leominster
Mass
Keene
Manchester
N. H
Morris Street
East Boston
Maritime Provinces
Commerce High Dominates Triangular Indoor Meet
Fenway led with 111 points as Commerce High overwhelmed rivals from Brighton and West Roxbury High in a three division indoor track meet at the Commerce gym. Stars included George Sallaway and Jim Kennedy for Commerce seniors and James MacNamee for Commerce juniors, with multiple first place finishes in events such as high jump and shot put.
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Commerce
Brighton High
West Roxbury High
Commerce Gym
Fenway
George Sallaway
Jim Kennedy
James McNamee
Jim Connolly
George Weaver
Henry Hersey
Merce
James Kennedy
Secon
Thomas Westwood
Edwar Doyle
William Davis
Commerece
Elmer Smith
Ray King
John Finegan
Brighton
William Hyland
Edward Doyle
Fred Dacey
Mathew Heiler
William Roemar
William Devlin
Samuel Burraws
J. Norman Whittaker
Edgar Lothrop
Walter Verder
James Connolly
Harold Stewart
John Mahoney
Fred Beaker
James MacNamee
Arthur Bond
West Roxbury Gh
John Riley
Frank Travis
Norman McKay
Joe Burke
Yale Varsity Eights Row On Harbor Trial
Yale Varsity eights tested on the harbor with a two mile race for each boat while other candidates raced in pair oared boats in New Haven on March 1.
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Yale
Slow racing at Juarez track as cold wind dampens crowd
In Juarez Mexico on March 14 a cold wind kept attendance low at the track. Slow times were posted in nearly all races and favorites struggled.
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Juarez
Mexico
Juarez Race Track
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