H. C. Hopes to Repeat on Diamond
Worcester March 16 Coach Jesse Burkett seeks about 60 candidates for Holy Cross baseball. Last year Holy Cross claimed the intercollegiate title by winning 22 of 23, defeating Harvard Yale Princeton Pennsylvania Dartmouth Columbia Syracuse Brown West Point Tufts Vermont and Boston College.
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Jesse Burkett
Holy Cross
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Dartmouth
Columbia
Syracuse
Brown
West Point
Tufts
Vermont
Boston College
Last year's team stars still in college and Giants links
Of last year's squad several remain in college including Walsh Dinny McLaughlin Wreddie Maguire Harold Chick Gagnon Frank Santaro Captain Bill Daley Leo Dugan and Jay O Connor who played 10 games at first base Eddie Gill is now with Washington Emmons Chick Bowen and Arnold Jigger Statz seek outfield positions with the Giants Wilfred Rosy Ryan returns to the Giants pitchers staff New material includes Jack Brady Raymond Barry Harold Gill Bill Horan Leonard Dugan Bill Flynn and Jack Hurley The Southern trip runs March 30 to April 8 visiting U S Marines Catholic University Camp Humphries Georgetown Easter Monday Rock Hill College Johns Hopkins Princeton and N Y State Aggies The last Southern trip yielded eight straight wins Home opener vs Georgetown on April 19.
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Walsh
Arnold “Jigger
Statz
Giant's
Wilfred
Rosy’' Ryan
Gill
Jack Brady
Pittsburg
Penn
Raymond Barry
Brockton
Harold Gill
Exeter
Bill” Horan
Kent
Norfolk
Georgetown
Washington
D. C
Rock Hill College
Ellicott City
Johns Hopkins
Baltimore
Princeton
N. J
N. Y
Pal Reed Edges Robinson In Tight 12 Round Bout
Pal Reed of this city, a former navy middleweight, prevailed over George Robinson of Cambridge in a toe to toe 12 round main event at the Grand Opera House. Reed pressed the action, controlled the late rounds, and wore down Robinson, who kept to the ropes and back and forth exchanges. The card also saw Johnny Morris beating Tommy Nee in six, Willie Coogan outpoint Harry Mitchell in six, and Harry Martin and Tony Marks drawing in eight.
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Pal Reed
Navy
George Robinson
Cambridge
Grand Opera House
Reed
Robinson
Johnny Morris
North End
Tommy Nee
South Boston
Willie Coogan
Harry Mitchell
Providence
Harry Martin
Tony Marks
Boston
Martin
Man robbed and beaten near Craddock bridge
Joseph Hoyle a name of 8 Elmo Street Dorchester a drug store clerk at Medford Square was found unconscious on Main Street near Craddock bridge and reported to have been robbed and struck on the head. He was taken to the station house then to Massachusetts General Hospital in serious condition after regaining a momentary awareness.
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Joseph Hoyle
Elmo Street
Dorchester
D. M. Howard
Main Street
Medford Square
Massachusetts General Hospital
Craddock Bridge
Medford
Hoyle
E. W. Barrett
High Street
Harvard Eyes Strong Football Team for Fall Season
Harvard plans a robust fall football campaign with Coach Bob Fisher leading a large returning group including Captain Arnold Horween and Duke Sedgwick. Spring drills begin April 28 with 89th Division veterans back, while Yale looms as the target in the annual Harvard Yale clash next November. Joe Moore wins Eastern amateur indoor skating title in 43 seconds for the 440 yard race.
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Yale
Oregon
Harvard Union
Bob Fisher
Wallie” Trumpull
Arnold Horween
Heinie Faxon
Crimson
Fisher
Crimson Battlers
New York
Joe Moore
Lake Placid
W. M. Murphy
Bobby Hearne
Sox Beat Pirates In Tight Boston Victory At Home
The Red Sox defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates to secure the decision amid a rain-threatened, under‑thousand crowd. Key plays included Mike McNally’s one-handed catch and a clever bunt by McNally that sparked two tying runs, with Menaskey, McInnis, and Hendryx delivering timely hits. Hoyt and Pennock pitched well though arm soreness lingered.
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Wolfers
Boeckel
Harber
Mar'viilless
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Gowdy
Mulr'nan
O'Neile
M’quinllan
Oeschger
Fillingem
McQuillan
Wolfer
Sullivan
Maranville
Mulrennan
Turner
Magee
Meschger
Pittsburg
Barrow
Hubites
Sox
Mike McNally
Bigbee
Menaskey
McInnis
Hendryx
McNally
George Whittéd
Hoyt
Pennock
Pirates
Waite
Babe Adams
Gibson
Carey
Southworth
Pirates Walk Plank Toward Ton in Pittsburg Game
The Pirates beat Pittsburg 8 to 11 in a tense contest. Hooper McInnis and Hendryx led with multiple hits, while Hoyt Adams and Pennock each pitched, with Pennock closing tight in the ninth. George Whitted and Carey sparked speed on the field as the Pirates pressed for a comeback.
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TON
Pittsburg
Po.a
Hooper
Bigbee
Foster
Carey
Cef
Mon Key
So'worth
M'Innis
Whittedcb
Hendryx
Cutshaw
McNally
Grimm
Hiller
Perbaress
Scottia
Clarke
Walters
Leec
Divine
Haeffner
Hoyt
Adams
Qel
Pennock
Coopersp
Ponder.p
Hwinchman
Bowtie
I'S J View
McInnis
Southworth
Whitted
Barbare
Menosky
Ponder
Mike
George
Pirate
Pirates
Gibson
Fordyce Field
Whittington Avenue
Babe Adams
European bantam king stops former champ Coulon in six
Paris March 16 Charles Ledoux, bantam champion of Europe, knocked out Johnny Coulon in the sixth round. Coulon, past his prime, was outclassed by the Frenchman as the bout ended late in the round.
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Paris
Charles Ledoux
Europe
Johnny Coulon
Coulon
Boston Stars to Go Abroad to Antwerp Olympiad
Pittsburg report lists Boston and other players for the American hockey team bound for the Antwerp games in April. Forwards include Joe and Larry McCormick, Drury, Goheen, Conroy, Geran, Lynott. Defences Boston trios Small Tuck Fitzgerald, Bonney of Pittsburg. Goaltender decision pending between Weidenborner and La Croix.
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Pittsburg
Antwerp
Roy D. Schooley
Joe McCormick
Larry McCormick
Drury
Goheen
Conroy
St. Paul
Geran
Lynott
Boston
Small
Tuck
Fitzgerald
Geal—Bonney
Europe
Schooley
Weidenborner
la Croix
Strangler Lewis to Wrestle Here in Boston
Strangler Lewis, fresh from a win over Caddock in New York, appears in top condition for a bout with Stanley Stacziak at the Grand Opera House tomorrow night. He aims to defeat Stacziak and then set his sights on Stecher, claiming no worry about the outcome.
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Lewis
Caddock
New York
Boston
Stanley Stacziak
Grand Opera Hulse
Stacziak
Stecher
It's dollars to doughnuts It's dollars to doughnuts Go the limit with Camels
A nostalgic Camel ad touts its cigarettes as smoother and milder with no lingering aftertaste or odor. The copy promises lasting satisfaction and a pleasant smoking experience, claiming Camels never tire a taste and provide unique smoothness.
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