Yannigans Beat Red Sox 4 to 2 in season opener
In Hot Springs Arkansas on March 14 the Yannigans upset the Regulars 4 to 2. Key plays featured Gill and Kopp with strong two way play, Walsh and Cady contributing clutch hits, while Olaf Henriksen led the Regulars with a triple and a double. Errors and timely hitting decided the contest as Henry Jones received light support.
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Leonard Heads to Hot Springs Training Camp
Oakland, March 14. George Duffy Lewis announced he would leave tomorrow with Hubert Dutch Leonard for the Boston American training camp at Hot Springs Arkansas. Hooper has already signed. Leonard and Lewis will discuss their contracts when they reach the camp.
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Cal
George
Duffy) Lewis
Hubert B
Dutch) Leonard
Hot Springs
Ark
Lewis
Leonard
Harry Hooper
Hooper
Battery Squad Rounds Into Form at Boston College
The Boston College battery candidates continued light work in the cage and are slowly rounding into form. The squad, led by Captain Gildea, Buck Donnelly, and Joe Dee, includes rookie Billy Fitzgerald and former Fordham star Rube Hall who may join the mound as an initial sacker.
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Boston College Battery
Gildea
Buck Donnelly
Joe Dee
Boston College
Billy Fitzgerald
Rube Hall
Fordham
Togs
Hall
Braves Drill and Play Ball in Miami Exhibition
In Miami on March 14 the Braves combined military drill with seven innings of baseball. Stallings led two platoons through morning drill, planning more sessions. The game against the Seminoles ended 0 to 0, with Hughes and Barnes pitching for the Braves and Seminoles respectively. Ed Honey sat out with a sore arm while Earl Blackburn and others logged limited work.
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Seminoles
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Hughes
Joe Kelly
Fitzy
Arthur Rice
Jess Barnes
George Tyler
Fitzpatrick
Harrison
George Twombly
Lake Okeechobee
Everglades
Ball Park
Big Ed Honey
Earl Blackburn
Braves Score Seminoes in Pitcherless Scrimmage
Braves topple Seminoles 4 to 2 as Bailey and Evers spark offense. Rawlings, Twombly, Magee and Fitzpatrick contribute two-baggers and timely hits. Hughes, Ragan, and Barnes handle pitching duties amid a crowded line score and sparse attendance.
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Massey
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Collins
Magee
Fitzparh
Tyler
Chappelle
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Wilhoit
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Harrison
Tragesser
Hughes
Prates
Ragan
Evers
Sete
Rico
Fitzpatrick
Barnes
Reulbach
Nominating Board Chosen by Arlington Boat Club
Charles A. Alden chairs the committee with Cecil M. Hunt William F. Davis Edward A. Smith and George Brook named to present officer candidates at the Arlington Boat Club annual meeting set for early April at the clubhouse.
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Charles A. Alden
Cecil M. Hunt
William F. Davis
Edward A. Smith
George Brook
Arlington Boat Club
Cincinnati Nationals Triumph Over Shreveport 4 1
In Shreveport Louisiana on March 14 the Cincinnati Nationals won their second straight game against the Shreveport team, 4 to 1. Erell, Gerner and Allen pitched. Wingo, Duffy, Cummings and Betts batted in the victory.
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Gerner
Allen
Wingo
Duffy
Cummings
Betts
Brookline All-Scholastic Swim Meet Postponed
The Brookline High all scholastic swimming meet scheduled for tomorrow at Brookline has been postponed to next week due to the Brookline team swimming Huntington School this afternoon and several stars competing in an open meet tonight at Brookline tank.
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Brookline
Huntington School
Brookline Tank
Red Sox lineup hopes and track hopefuls in Boston sports buzz
Duffy Lewis and Harry Hooper have calmed Sox anxieties by contacting President Frazee and fans await Dutch Leonard. Golf handicap lists omit Oulimet and Sullivan. Boston athletes Caldwell Mahoney Whalen Ryan lead national AAU events in New York with Caldwell favored in 1000 yards. George Brown initiates AAU boxing plans for Mechanics Hall April 2–3 as Pittsburgh Cleveland Chicago New York and Philadelphia show strong interest. Lynn English tech Young Friberg shines in scholastic indoor games but excels on the field and gridiron.
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Harry Hooper
Sox
Frazee
Dutch Leonard
Bill Carrigan
Dutch
Red Sox
Dave Caldwell
H. F. Mahoney
Walter Whalen
Jack Ryan
Boston
New York
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Dave
George Brown
Mechanics’ Building
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Chicago
Philadelphia
Harry Dame
Lynn English High School
Friberg
Harvard track plan aims to restore Crimson supremacy
Eddie Teschner of Harvard track seeks a plan to restore Crimson dominance in track and field. He faces tough rivals from Cornell’s Jack Moakley and Yale’s Johnny Mack in upcoming spring meets as Harvard strives for top honors across sports.
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Eddie Teschner
Harvard
Crimson
Eddie
Jack Moakley
Cornell
Johnny Mack
Yale
Best High School High Jump Prospect in State
Walter Whalen of Dean Academy is cited as the top schoolboy high jumper in the state and possibly New England, consistently clearing over six feet. The writer notes no other high leaper approaching that height and mentions Amateur-Ent blanks for the National A A A boxing tournament via E E Babb at the Boston A A in Exeter Street.
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Walter Whalen
Dean Academy
New England
Whalen
E. E. Babb
Boston
A. A
Exeter Street
Sixth Form Leads In St Marks Indoor Meet
Southboro March 14 The second day of St Mark’s annual indoor meet shows the sixth form leading with 51 points. Relay races held outdoors on the board track despite snow. First form wins lower school and fifth form wins upper school. Welterweight winner W Carey 1919. Finals of other classes to be held tomorrow.
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Southboro
St.Mark’s
W. Carey
Yale Tops Princeton In Close Intercollegiate Win
Yale defeated Princeton 42 to 16 in New Haven in the Intercollegiate league, the closest game on the schedule tonight.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Princeton
Fans Heter Over Battle in Cambridge Lightweight Title
The Cambridge lightweight title bout between Billy Nixon and Howard MacRae draws large local support from both camps as Friday night at the Commercial A C approaches. Nixon backers claim ample funds to back their man while MacRae’s side counts strong university star appeal. Shaver O'Brien returns to meet Gardner Brooks in a featured prelim.
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Howard MacRae
Cambridge
A. C
Nixon
Mac-Rae
Mac-Rae Contingent. “Shaver” O’brien
Gardner Brooks
Brooks
Hollenbeck resigns as Syracuse football coach
William M. Hollenbeck, former Pennsylva nia football star, today tendered his resignation as head coach of the Syracuse University football team. His one year contract was accepted with regret by the athletic governing board and the resignation takes effect immediately.
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N. Y
Willam M. Hollenbeck
Pennsylvania
Syracuse University
Hollenbeck
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