Braves Are Bound to Fight With John L in Lineup
Hot Springs Ark March 14 The Red Sox opened their 1920 season with a victory before 2500 to 3000 fans in ideal weather Little Rock defeated the home club 3 to 2 in a game featuring hitting by Hooper Scott Frierson Wano Knight Jones and Eibel Errors by Toster McInnes Hiller and Morrow. Russell Knowlson Gray Knight and Morrow worked the mound with McGrew and Holmes behind the plate.
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Braves
John L
Hot Springs
Ark
Red Sox
Little Rock
Hooper
Hendrix
Scott
Walters
Devine
Jones
Miller
Wano
Knowlson
Toster
McInnes
Hiller
Morrow
Frierson
Knight
Eibel
Wane
Monaskey
Gray
Whendryx
McInnis
Russell
Inngs
Inings
MecGrew and
Holmes
Boston
Little Rook
Poster
McGinnis
Ian McInnis
Moore
Blakesley
Distel
Bibel
Gay
Pos. Knight
Auto Show Appeals to Women with Color Matching Demos
Manufacturers at the big automobile show in Mechanic's Building and the Irvington Street Armory claim to match a woman's gown shade or hosiery with car paint. They showcase decors on roadsters coupes touring cars sedans and limousines to prove the claim.
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Mechanics’ Building
Irvington Street Armory
Bowen Auto Car Fleet Expands with 11 Autocars in Boston
C Bowen, a major Boston hauling firm, has operated Autocar motor trucks since 1916 and now runs 11 Autocars. In the last year they added several Autocars including four with 120 inch wheelbases, praising their performance on long bulk hauls and steadily growing their Autocar fleet.
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C. Bowen
Boston
Sox beat travelling Arkansas group 8 to 3 in exhibition game
Boston defeated Little Rock 8 to 3 as Hooper and Scott led the offense with doubles and singles. Hiller impressed at second base with six assists and a solid showing, while Hendryx, Ford, and McInnis contributed key plays amid errors by the visitors. Two new Boston fans joined the crowd as Lydon and Guiney arrived.
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Little Rock
Ozarks
Sox
Harry Hooper
Harry
California
Everett Scott
Arkansas
Hiller
Vitt
Scott
Barrow
Hooper
Hendryx
Russell
Foster
Menaskey
McInnis
Distel
Arkansans
Gray
Sam Jones
Parrow
Devine
Boston
Oklahoma
Jim Thorpe
Thorpe
Cuddy Murphy
Bob Allen
Zilke
Allen
Red Sox
Mike Lydon
Tom Guiney
Red Sox Notes on Hiller and Base Competition
If Hiller maintains his pace he could lock the second base job ahead of McNally and Foster. The young player from Mauch Chunk shows real potential. Harry Harper sat out in uniform due to a mother’s promise, not religious reasons, with Wano identified as Cherokee.
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Hiller
McNally, Foster
Mauch Chunk
Harry Harper
Wano
Boston College trackmen begin outdoor workouts amid layoff
Boston College trackmen report for outdoor work after a month. Coach Ryder aims to field cross country and field event teams for a triangular meet with Fordham and NYU. The crew plans frequent practice at University Heights with an active indoor to outdoor transition and several key athletes ready to defend titles.
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Boston College
Ryder
Fordham
New York University
University Heights
Alumni Field
Brb.c
B. C
New York
New England
Dempsey
Jake Driscoll
Garrigan
Nolan
Harvard Crew Opens Season With Two Eights Today
Coach William Haines leads the Harvard varsity rowing squad on their first practice on open water at West Lynn Harbor leaving at 2 39 this afternoon. Nephew Burt Haines joins as new freshman crews coach. The Navy eight looms as a strong early test with the April 24 Severn regatta approaching.
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William Haines
Harvard
West Lynn Boat Club
Burt Haines
Crimson
Charles
Lynn Harbor
Farragut Bott
Annapolis
Navy
Severn
Haines
Harvard Crimson trim squad in second cut
Fifty six players on the Harvard varsity baseball squad were retained in the second cut of the season by Coach Jack Slattery and Captain Bobby Emmons last night. The first decrease came in the battery candidates. Now the Crimson instructor has had a week to take a stand at his fielding material and knows whom to pick.
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Harvard
Jack Slattery
Bobby Emmons
Crimson
Women Drive Interest At Boston Auto Show
Opening day draws thousands of women captivated by cars and decorative displays. J W H McAlman of the Boston Automobile Dealers Association predicts strong trade, calling the auto industry a barometer of business. the 18th annual exhibition fills Mechanics Building and Irvington Street Armory with exhibits and accessories.
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Boston
Annapolis Valley
J. W H. McAlman
Boston Automobile Dealers’ Association
Mariner
McAlman
Lenox
Chester I. Campbell
Mechanics
Irvington Street Armory
Marmon Men Put On Unique Stunt At Show
Two men dismantle and rebuild a Marmon 24 engine in 1 hour 45 minutes to prove part interchangeability. The demo runs thrice daily at the Marmon exhibit and uses a production engine to display hand fitting is obsolete. Visitors view features like shimless bearings two piece piston and extra stiff crank shaft.
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Anh
Olympic Committee Asks for Rulings on Antwerp Entries
The American Olympic committee sent two cables to the Belgian committee in charge of Antwerp events seeking prompt rulings on entries. With March 19 closing date, American entries may be postponed 15 days before contests. Weather delays eliminations, and the U S wants to enter every rowing event but cannot hold immediate eliminations. The U S urges two entries per nation and disclosure of selected names as soon as possible. Preliminary work finished. no further meetings until rulings are issued.
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Antwerp
United States
Selden Exhibit at Boston Show Showcases Selden Line
Baker Motor Sales of Cambridge displays the original 1877 Selden gasolene road wagon beside the 1920 In-built Quality truck models at the Boston Automobile Show. William H. Baker touts Selden trucks for fair pricing and prompt service, noting factory support and strong dealer service in Boston.
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Boston
Baker Motor Sales Company
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
Selden
Stevens’ Institute of
George B. Selden
William H. Baker
Selden Trucks
Baker
American Six Is Exhibited at Show by New England Firm
The American Six, shown with a silver chassis, showcases a deep channel frame and Herschell Spillman six cylinder engine delivering about 57.5 horsepower at 2000 rpm. Claims include 16 mpg and refined balance, with seven passenger options. Harrison D. Dockray chairs the exhibiting New England American Motor Car Corporation.
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Herschell- Spillman
Guy Morgan
American Motors Corporation
New England American Motor Car Corporation
Harrison D. Dockray
Should cars weigh less and at what cost
G W Churchill of the Winton Company argues against lightening cars by sacrificing safety, durability, or comfort. He explains weight comes from every component and that a car must balance power, structure, and ride quality to protect occupants and endure road use.
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G. W. Churchill
Winton Company
Stearns Show Highlights Knight Motor Quality and Rolls-Royce Link
J H MacAlman lauds Stearns sleeve valve motor as the pioneer in Knight motored cars. He notes Stearns tested with Knight, influenced Daimler Panhard Minerva adoption, and built Rolls-Royce aviation motors. The car promises power, smoothness, and quiet operation after miles of usage.
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Stearns
J. H. MacAlman
Knight
Daimler
England
Panhard
France
Minerva
Belgium
America
Rolls-Royce Aviation
Crankshaft Bearings Support in Engine Designs
The crankshaft converts piston motion to rotation and is held in the crankcase by bearings. Designs vary with two end bearings, a central bearing, or bearings between crank arms.
Cleveland 12 12 2 New Orleans 4 10 56
Scores and lineups from a New Orleans game list Cleveland players Coveleskie Caldwell Avhle Nanamaker Thomas Walker Myers Phillips Deberry Dowie and New Orleans players Batteries Dowie. Result details and final score are not provided in readable form.
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New Orleans
Cleveland
Southern
Coveleskie
Caldwell
Avhle
Nanamaker
Thomas
Walker
Myers
Phillips
Deberry
Dowie
Salem teacher wins first prize in Limerick contest
Catherine A Cassidy of Salem wrote the winning verse honoring General Edwards and received a $150 Post award. Consolation prizes go to Ida T Rideout of Everett, H C Mahony of Brighton, and Christabel Robinson of Allston with $50 and two $25 awards respectively.
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Edwards
Lis
Catherine A. Cassidy
Boston ’Street
Salem
Mass
Post
Miss Cassidy
Bowditch
Ida T. Rideout
Linden St
Everett
H. C. Mahony
Mapleton St
Brighton
Christabel Robinson
Chester St
Allston
Boston Post
P. O
Prize Winning Limerick 57 To Be Printed Tomorrow
The prize winning Last Line of Limerick No 57 will be printed in tomorrow s Post with the writer s name noted. tc
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Post
Conditions of the Competition Cut Out Mail-In Envelope
A notice explains that entrants must cut out and mail in by sealing their envelope with the stated number of Limericks placed in the lower left corner. The requirement emphasizes a mailed entry method and a specific corner placement for identification.
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Limerick
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