Carrigan Begins Red Sox Full Squad Practice in Hot Springs
In Hot Springs Arkansas on March 16 the Boston Red Sox opened full squad practice under Manager Carrigan at Majestic Park. Veterans and rookies built rhythm through batting drills and fielding work while focusing on a preseason lineup and evaluating new players ahead of Yannigan games. Joe Wood and Spear (Speaker) impressed with power and speed as the squad pushed through a chilly day toward better weather conditions expected tomorrow.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Red Sox
Majestic Park
Carrigan
Thomas
Mask
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Gregg
George Foster
Little Flinger
Foster
Gardner
Speaker
Leonard
Ruth
Shore
Larry
Tris
Comstock
Collins
Joe Wood
Hoblitzell
Janvrin
Scott
Lewis
Hendriksen
Hooper
Tre
Dous
Gainer
Sweeney
McNally
Short
Gill
Redg
Shorten
Tutweiler
Boston
Wagner
Speke
Ozark
Arena Hockey Club Faces B A A in Third Game at Boston Arena
Arena Hockey Club aims to rebound in the seven game series with B A A at Boston Arena tonight 8 15 p m. Unicorn leads 2 0 after two losses and adds Norman Small in goal to strengthen defense against Ollie Chadwick and the B A A. Officially ruled by Dr G W Tingley and H Foster Jr.
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Arena Hockey Club
Boston Arena
Unicorn
Rocque
Norman Small
Ollie Chadwick
Small
Harvard Offers Evening Course In Football Tactics
Harvard has begun a course in football tactics not in the college curriculum. Dr. Paul Withington the freshman coach leads weekly blackboard talks at the Varsity Club to teach the Haughton system. Percy Haughton plans to attend some sessions and provide pointed guidance to top students.
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Harvard
Paul Withington
Haughton
Percy Haughton
Cleveland Beaten by San Antonio in Spring Exhibition
San Antonio defeated the Cleveland Americans 6 to 3 in an exhibition at Cleveland. San Antonio used most of its regulars for the first time this spring, with batteries Stewart Davenport and Hanunstein Hagerman Morton Coombe and Egan Billings contributing to the win.
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San Antonio
Texs
Cleveland Americans
Stewart
Davenport
Hanunstein
Hagerman
Morton
New England Boxing Championships Draw Record Entries
The New England boxing championships at Mechanics' Building on March 22 attract record entries. Every competitor from this season is entered, supplying the strongest field yet for the B A A events. The winner will represent New England at the national meet in April, with last year’s champions entered except for two who turned professional. George W. Brown heads the B A A downtown office at 28 School Street, Room 17.
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New England
Mechanics’ Building
School Street
George W. Brown
Club orders fill seats for all its members
A club fills orders for seats to accommodate every member, ensuring seating is available across all sections. The process prioritizes complete allocation and avoids exclusions, reflecting organized event planning.
Tech Freshmen Wrestlers Defeat Allen School at Newton Meet
Tech freshmen defeated Allen School in a dual meet at Newton by 31 2 to 21 2 with all bouts won by falls except the 155 pound class Cowen of Allen versus De Salvo of Tech ended in a draw after nine minutes. Campbell of Allen beat Clark in 125 then faced Wooten the 135 pounder who won by fall in one minute fifteen seconds.
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Tech
Allen School
Newton
Cowen
Allen
de Salvo
Campbell
Clark
Wooten
Louisville Defeats Philadelphia in Florida Exhibition
Louisville beat the Philadelphia Athletics in Lakeland, Florida. The final score and several player names are listed, with Clemmons Schang Middleton Crossin Wryckoff and McAvoy among those noted in the report.
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Lakeland
Fla
Louisville American Association
Philadelphia Athletics
Louisville
Philadelphia
Ta Clemmons
M Schang
Middleton
Crossin
Wryckoff
McAvoy
Harvard Baseball Players Attend Sexton Lecture On Movies
Doc Sexton Harvard baseball coach addressed the Harvard Union audience with an illustrated talk using moving picture and stereopticon views to teach proper on field behavior. The session highlighted walloping the ball and sliding into second base, inspiring players and undergraduates alike.
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Christy Mathewson
Eddie Mahan
Minnie’ Frye
Harvard
Cobb
Detroit
Sexton
Dillon Beats Gunboat Smith In Milwaukee Bout
Indianapolis heavyweight Jack Dillon edged Gunboat Smith of New York in a ten round no decision bout in Milwaukee. Dillon used quick in fighting and body shots to gain the favor of sport writers while Smith relied on his left and head swings. Referee Stout had to break clinches frequently.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Jack Dillon
Indianapolis
Dundee Beats Callahan in Nine Round Brooklyn Bout
Johnny Dundee of New York outpointed Frankie Callahan of Brooklyn over nine rounds in Brooklyn. Dundee weighed 126 1/2 pounds while Callahan weighed 131 pounds.
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New York
Johnny Dundee
Frankie Callahan
Brooklyn
Dundee
Callahan
White Sox Win Venice Spring Exhibition 4 3 in 10 Innings
In Venice California a 10 inning affair between the Chicago Americans and the Venice Coast league club ended 4 to 3 in favor of the White Sox. Key players included pitchers Walsh Faber Daley Kuhn Henley Deecanniere Piercey Mitze Bliss and benches notes list Benz.
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Cal
Chicago Americans
White Sox
RA HS
White
Waleeleb
Benz
Walsh
Faber
Daley
Kuhn
Henley
Deecanniere
Piercey
Mitze
Bliss
Yale Crew Captain Out
Yale crew captain Thomas Bayne Denegre will resign after a medical exam revealed organic weakness and a recommended rest of two to three years. An oarsmen election will pick his successor, with Seth Low likely favored among candidates Titus Sturtevant and Jim Sheldon. Denegre, a senior and last year’s captain, began in the second boat and has rowed No. 3 this spring.
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New Haven
Thomas Bayne Denegre
Yale
Harvard
Seth Low
Titus
Sturtevant
Jim Sheldon
Denegre
Bud Snowden
New Orleans
Thatcher
California
Caldwell of B A A wins race in New York
David S. Caldwell of the Boston Athletic Association won the Jasper three-quarter mile invitation in Manhattan College. Michael J. Devanney of Millrose was second and R J Eagan of the New York Athletic Club third with a time of 3 11 4 5. Ted Meredith of the University of Pennsylvania won the 440 yard invitation scratch in 52 5 seconds with Harry Gissing of Irish American Athletic Club second and Caldwell third.
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David S. Caldwell
Boston Athletic Association
Jasper
Manhattan College
Michael J. Devanney
Millrose Athletic Association
R. J. Eagan
New York Athletic Club
Ted Meredith
University of Pennsylvania
Harry Gissing
Irish-American Athletic Club
Caldwell
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