Doves Open Spring Training in Augusta with Busy Morning
Augusta reports the Boston Doves began spring workouts with 23 players reporting to grounds at 8:45. Mel Wolfgang and Billy Burke stand out among newcomers as Fred Lake evaluates infield and pitching, while veterans like Cooney and Leise compete for spots. Daily drills, sun and green St Patrick’s Day ties mark the start amid minor injuries and trainer Jim Neary tending limps.
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Augusta
Doves
Boston
Jim Neary
Lake
Mel Wolfgang
Billy Burke
Clinton Lad
Notre Dame
Lynn New England
Burke
Tris
John Dovey
Fred Lake
Dovey
Piatoners
Mattern
More
White
Tuckey
Brown
Evans
Billy Cooney
Bill
Getz
Cooney
Leise
Morgan
Providence
Left Garden
St. Patrick’s
Hall
Trisia
Dave Shean
Jimmy Neary
Moran
Ferguson
Cecil
Tom Tuckey
Kirk White
Jimmy
Verguson
Bill Cooney
Fred Beck
Chick Evans
Fred
Pocket Time Savers Handbooks Advertisement
The I C S Handbooks promise time saving and salary raises for trades and office work. Each occupation from electrical to plumbing and office duties is covered in pages of data and formulas. Sold this week for 50c cloth or $1.00 leather, with a free exhibit at 9 Boylston Street Boston.
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I. C.S
International Correspondence Schools
Boylston Street
Boston
Close Contest In St Marks Tourney At Southboro
Southboro March 17 The annual winter sports in the gym closed with close contests led by boxing and track events Featherweight jumping and running high jump winners listed for several ages Senior and junior divisions dominated by young athletes including T Stevens P Towler D Rumsey and M Horne among others Results include featherweight fence vault and shot put events with multiple ties and decisive wins in senior boxing bouts
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Southboro
J. Mitchell
TL. Armour
C. Hinckle
L. Ingalls
D. Rumsey
F Wood
A. Coolidge
T Stevens
P. Towler
C. Swift
E. Hellier
FE. Crocker
C. Allen
Ff. Crocker
P. Carter
T. J. Coolidge
G. Prickard
W. Allen
EF. Kemp
T. Bradlee
W. Chatfield
M. Belmont
J. H. Ripley
L. McVickar
T. Bradley
M Horne
J. Davies
Kelley Chosen Captain Of Fort Banks Baseball Team
Fort Banks Winthrop organizes a baseball squad with Jack Kelley, a noted semi professional, as captain. The unit plans Sunday games against naval and army teams and seeks civilian opponents for weekday matches. Contact Captain Kelley, Fort Banks, Winthrop, or call 40 Winthrop.
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Kelley
Fort Banks
Winthrop
Jack Kelley
United States Army
Navy
Hoppe Champion Challenged for 1500 Point Billiards Match
Portland report says Charles Tennes, manager of Willie Hoppe, issues a world wide challenge to meet Hoppe in a 1500 point 18.1 or 18.2 game for a side bet of 5000 against 2000.
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Portland
Ore
Charles Tennes
Willie Hoppe
Hoppe
Missouri Athletics Director Resigns to Join Wisconsin
Clark W. Harrington resigns as University of Missouri athletics director after MK years to take a position at the University of Wisconsin.
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Columbia, Mo
Clark W. Harrington
University of Missouri
University of Wisconsin
Reds Fall to Red Sox 6 4 in Hot Springs Exhibition
In Hot Springs on March 17 the Red Sox defeated the Reds 6 to 4. Duffy Lewis starred in the field with two spectacular catches and a strong throwing arm, helping Boston pull ahead after a tied start. McConnell and Bradley led Boston with solid hits while Downey and Lobert provided the Cincinnati spark early.
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Boston
Cincinnati
Lewis
Hot Springs
Ark
Griffith
Dion
Red Sox
Reds
Donovan
McConnell
Hugh Fradley
Niles
Brooklyn
Downey
St. Patrick's
Duffy Lewis
Lobert
Lord
Harry Hooner
Gardner
Madden
Miller
Bradley
Speed Boys
Castleton
Furehner
Sox
Furdhner
Rowan
Leroy
Hooper
Thompson
Jon Wood
Bescher
Red Flyer
Hoblitzell
Myers
McCabe
Terry
Egan
Fardner
Tommy
Stahl
Dodgers Rout All Star Team In Exhibition 12 To 2
Dodgers delivered a commanding 12 to 2 win over an All Star lineup at Whittington Park in Hot Springs. Bill Dahlen's squad dominated with strong hitting led by Wheat and Jordan plus four and three hits respectively. Dau bert also homered as Wheat, Jordan, and Dau bert went deep. Cy Young and Smith struggled for the All Stars.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Bill Dahlen
Whittington Park
Dahlen
Niles
Red Sox
Kennick
Reds
Little Charlie French
Boston
All Stars
Brooklyn
Unter
Wheat
Jordan
Daubert
Smith
Cy Young
TRPO
NeConnell
Gardner
Lord
K Lewis
Bureh
Fae
PO. A
Myers
Hooper
Dummell
Bradley
Madden
Leroy
P. Oh
Hunter
Eteses
Thompson
McEloyeen
Wood
Gan
Delehanty
Lobert
French
Downe
Doyle
Clarke
Ethene
Castleton
T Kennick
Furehner
Kleinow
Rowan
Jamal Young
Cantwell
Furchner
U Daubert
Civcinnati Pasaene
McConhase
Besch- Delehanty
Konpick
Hutter
Lofert
Mel
McMillan and Daubert
offPurehner
Hummell
Rucker
Sehnetberg
Tufts Seniors Win Class Meet at Tufts College
The Tufts senior class won the inter class track meet with 33 points. The 1912, 1911, and 1913 classes scored 10, 7, and 4 respectively. The seniors also won the relay, shaving 25 seconds from the college record. James E. Douglass set a new college mark in the shot put at 40 feet 8 inches.
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Tufts College
James E. Douglass
Hull
Tufts
Boxing Entries Close for New England Championships
Amateur boxers must enter by next Saturday March 1. Weigh classes include 10 115 125 135 145 158 and heavyweight with a half pound allowance for championship scoring. Event to be held in Mechanics' Building on March 98.
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Mechanics’ Building
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Bill Sweeney
Beals Becker
Bil Sweeney
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