Tris Speaker May Sit Out Red Sox Camp Over Pay Cut
Hubbard City Tex March 15 Tris Speaker star center fielder for the world champion Red Sox may skip training camp in Hot Springs if he cannot reach a compromise on pay. He objects to a substantial salary reduction and awaits Boston management response after writing President Lannin and club secretary.
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Tris Speaker
Red Sox
Carrigan
Hot Springs
Speaker
Sreaker
Ile
Boston
Tris
Lannin
Tannin
Feds
John S. Taylor
Texas
Forris
Red Sox Complete Third Straight Workout in Warm Springs
Boston Red Sox hold their third extended workout in Hot Springs Arkansas with clear skies and a 54 degree thermometer. Players enjoy the long practice as there was no wind and the session lasts longer than the first two outings.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox hold long practice as Mays returns from knee issue
Pitchers worked in the box for over two hours with an unusually long batting practice. Carl Mays showed up well after recovering from a troublesome knee. Manager Carrigan expects pitchers to be in good form for upcoming practice games as regulars arrive next week. Trainer Green and several Red Sox players attended the Mandot Fowler bout tonight amid promising weather for tomorrow.
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Joe Lannin
Speaker
Boston
Red Sox
Carl Mays
Carrigan
Green
Mandot- Fowler
Overton Wins Jasper Race at Manhattan College Meet
Yale ace John W. Overton, the intercollegiate cross country champion, won the Jasper special three quarter mile scratch race at Manhattan College games. He beat Dave S. Caldwell of the Boston A A C, last year’s winner, with Sid Leslie of Long Island A C C in third. Overton clocked 3m 7 38 5s.
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New York
John W. Overton
Yale
Iie
Dave S. Caldwell
Boston A. A
Sid Leslie
Long Island A. CC
Dora Willard Triumphs in Bowdoin Square Diving Contest
Dora Willard of Brookline won the amateur diving contest at Bowdoin Square Theatre last night in a close finish as the audience chose her for the cup among several contestants.
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Dora Willard
Brookline
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Miss Willard
Middlesex School Tennis Team Plans Spring Schedule
Middlesex School will again field a tennis team this spring and has already lined up several matches including a May 20 showdown at Concord against Milton Academy. Additional matches with Concord High School for the Concord tennis championship are pending.
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Middlesex School
Concord
Milton Academy
Concord High School
Braves Defeat Seminoles 11-8 in Miami Exhibition
Braves beat the Seminoles 11 to 8 in an exhibition in Miami. Haughton failed to arrive as expected, while Stallings shuffled pitchers as the game featured multiple lead changes and strong hitting from Snodgrass Magee and Connolly. Ed Reusbach was anticipated for practice next day, with Ed Williams and Pat contributing key at bats for Atlanta.
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Fla
Prexy Haughton
Braves
Seminoles
Haughton
Stallings
Hapgood
Ed Reusbach
Fitzy
Sems
Mercury Climbs at Miami as Heat Remains Steady
The temperature rose today in Miami with a high near 77 degrees at 1 PM. A passing afternoon storm threatened but dissipated, cooling the Braves and leaving tomorrow forecast warm according to the weatherman.
Pitching Duel Marks Offensive Struggles in 2-Hour Game
Off Allen and Rudolph lead to early runs but Nehf Strand Ragan and others hold firm. Hits tally by Nehf Strand Ragan Rudolph Tyler and Allen across multiple innings with 261 in attendance and Cleary umpiring.
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Tyler
Allen
Rudolph
Fitzpatrick
Connolly
Compton
Collins
Chance
J. Shannon
M. Shannon
Lee
Tragressor
Ione
Strand
Ragan
Knetzer
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Seminoles
Snodgrass
Konetchy
Smith
Nehf
Cleary
Sargent Girls Beat Radcliffe 37 to 9 in Gym Contest
Sargent basketball team defeated Radcliffe College 37 to 9 at Sargent Gym. Radcliffe scorers Katherine Hodge four baskets and Margaret Woodwood two. Sargent scorers Mary Minor eight, A N Hiss ten, Catherine Kimball two. Lineups listed with positions and second-half substitutions.
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Sargent
Radcliffe College
Sargent Gym
Radcliffe
Katherine Hodge
Margaret Woodwood
Catherine Kimball
Mary Minor
A. N. Hiss
Elizabeth Rudd
Helen Beveridge
Katherine Hlain
Estelle Doherty
Ruth Whitmore
Rebel Oakes Named Denver Manager in Indianapolis Announcement
J. C. McGill owner of the Indianapolis American Association and Denver Western league clubs announced he signed Rebel Oakes as manager of the Denver team. Oakes previously managed the Pittsburg Federal league club which lost the pennant to Chicago by a narrow margin last season.
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Indianapolis
Ind
J. C. McGill
Indianapolis American Association
Denver
Rebel Oakes
Oakes
Pittsburg
Chicago
Harvard Club Gains First Local Hockey Win 5 to 4
Harvard Club defeats B A A 5 to 4 in Boston Hockey League at Arena. Phillips and Hicks lead with two goals each in a 4–0 first half run, Huntington rallies the Unicorns with three goals before halftime. Second half sees tight play as Skilton and Huntington push Harvard to a one-goal margin. Arena then overwhelms New Haven 6–2 in the second game.
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Braves
Snodgrass
Pete Compton
Johnny
Joe Wilhoit
Sems
Vitz
Tyler
Jon Connolly
Compton
Pete
Connolly
Strand
Wilheit
Lee
Magee
Maurice Shannon
Fitzy
Osgood
Rover
St. Nicholas
Harvard Club
Harvard
Unicorns
Phillips
Hicks
Raymie Skilton
Freddie Huntington
New Haven
Nearvard Club
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Wanamaker
Wendall
Jones Boliweil
Os Iano
Peabody Doiney PE
Cote Ks Secceesseeet
Hutchinson Hicks
Palmer
R Wiicae
Sands Claflin
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Rauntingtos Clifford
Uae
Skilton
G. W. ‘Tingley
Red Rocque
Carnochan
Carlton
Brown
Woods
Kelley
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Mvea Diisc
Ces Tease
Cea Dy
Wilten We Temaiets Cuess Eitiees Okepees Gs
Stewart
Roach
Wilkie Sm
Seguin
Desjardines Gm
I. Small
Synnott Lim
McKinnon
G. W. Tingley
H. W. Foster
Carnoechan
Limera
K. I. Murphy
Arena UI
Jacobs Ronch
Beldine
Melkinnon Seuneig
Wilkie Desjardines
Clontier
Ig Tate
Concord High forms indoor track team to meet militia
Concord High School track candidates met to form an indoor squad to face Company J Sixth Regiment MV M in a dual meet at the new Concord State Armory in early April. Robert Marwood was elected captain and Harry Bresth the manager.
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Company J
Sixth Regiment
New Concord State Armory
Robert Marwood
C. H
Harry Bresth
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