Red Sox Scrub Game Highlights Training Camp Strains
In Hot Springs Arkansas the Red Sox held a six inning scrub game amid heat. Ruth and Henriksen suffered injuries while Vean Gregg and Pennock impressed on the mound. Jimmie Cahan and Pittsburg’s ballwork drew crowds as a possible exhibition with the Pirates loomed. The contingent travels next to St Louis and Muncie with regular practice slated to begin Tuesday.
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Moblitzell
Henriksen
Pittsburg
Jimmie Callahan
Red Sox
Pirates
Bill
Red Sox Arrive at Albany for Training Camp Visit
The second division of the World Champion Red Sox arrived in Albany after a morning train from the Hub. After a two hour layoff they headed to the training camp for Sunday morning sessions with Eddie Riley in charge. Jack Barry joined in Worcester and a fan delegation led by Jose Burkett saw him off. Barry says he feels in top shape and plans to keep weight steady during Hot Springs visit.
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Albany
WN. Y
Red Sox
Eddie Riley
Ten Eyck
Jack Barry
Worcester
Jose9 Burkett
Barry
Harry
Jack
Holy Cross
Hot Springs
Melrose Tops English High In Close Hockey Match
Melrose High defeated Boston English High 3 to 2 in a keenly contested game. Lavin scored twice for English with Nowell adding the final Melrose goal, while Filmore and Nowell netted for Melrose. Referees Dr. Tingley and Roach. Timers Hubbard and Hill. Time 20 minutes per period.
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Boston English High
Hockey Seven
Melrose
Joe Lavin
English
Montgomery Street Boys
Filmore
Nowell
Lavin
Daley
Dike
Melrose High
English High
Ieee
Ward Meapcou
Ull Etinve
Elite Rds
Daley Sums
Urssela
Lavin Nowell
O'Hare
de Diatte Eves
Des Marins
Shane Overento
Fernienet G
Storey
Dr. Tingley
Roach
White
Joraas
Hubbard
Hill
Track Meet Tonight Promises Record Field
The Amateur Athletic Union senior indoor championship will be held in New York tomorrow night with top club and college athletes from the South Middle West and New England. Notable entrants include Loomis Ray Myers Foy Ahearn Goeritz Butler from Dubuque and Caldwell Halpin Higgins Meanix Mahoney Barwise Pelletier Rose Kelly. Eleven colleges Yale Harvard Dartmouth Brown Lehigh Lafayette MIT Holy Cross Columbia and Dubuque have listed leading varsity athletes.
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New York
Amateur Athletic Union
South
Middle West
New England
Chicago
Joe Loomis
Joie Ray
Ivan Myers
Earl Foy
Dan Ahearn
Harry Goeri
Mike Devanney
Yale
Harvard
Dartmouth
Brown
Lehigh
Lafayette
Massachusetts Tech
Holy Cross
Columbia
Dubuque
Glover and Eagan Set for Tuesday Welterweight Clash
Mike Glover and Joe Eagan, local welterweight hopefuls, clash Tuesday night at the Armory A. A. The winner could position to dictate terms with leaders in the 142 pound class. The program also features Billy Nixon vs Johnny Noonan in an eight round bout and two sixes for rising boxers.
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Mike Glover
Joe Eagan
Armory
A. A
Billy Nixon
Johnny Noonan
New York Giants Split Squads On Homeward Trip
The New York Giants, divided into two squads, left Marlin Texas heading home to Houston and Galveston for tomorrow's games. They played Waco today and won 7 3 with Schaupp and Schauer starting. Waco used four pitchers including Zinn Naylor Toland and Hill.
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Marlin
Texas
New York Giants
Houston
Galveston
Giants
Waco
Schaupp
Schauer
New Yorkers
Zinn
Naylor
Toland
Hill
Yale Rowing leaders discuss New London race details in Cambridge
Captain Smith Low and Manager El kin of the Yale Rowing Association visit Cambridge to finalize the New London racing program. No major changes planned. races will proceed in the same order while several minor details are settled at the conference.
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Smith Low
Elkin
Yale Rowing Association
Cambridge
London
Leonard Stops O'Brien in Seven Round Victory
Benny Leonard of New York stopped Shamus O'Brien of Yonkers in the seventh round of a 10 round lightweight bout in New York. Leonard dominated and prevailed on the night.
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New York
Benny Leonard
Shamus O'Brien
Yonkers
Leonard
Carrigan Says It Is Up To Speaker In Boston Row
In Hot Springs Arkansas on March 17 manager Bill Carrigan said if Speaker does not sign and report next Sunday he must develop another center fielder. He noted he cannot risk being caught napping and will adjust as needed.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Bill Carrigan
Red Sox
Lannin
Substitutes Considered as Red Sox Seek Center Field Fill
Manager Bill Carrigan weighs options after Speaker’s absence with practice set to begin Tuesday. He mentions Hooper remaining in right field, possible shifts for Lewis, Gainer, Henriksen, and Shorten, and hopes Tris may rejoin soon to shore up the center field position.
B A A versus St Nick's in New York hockey program
Tonight's program mirrors last Saturday with the B A A meeting St Nicholas S C in New York and Arena H C facing the Victorias of Montreal at the local rink.
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H. C
Montreal Vies Bes
St. Nicholas S. C
New York
Arena H. C
Victorias
Montreal
St Nicks and B A A open two game series for Amateur Hockey title
The St Nicks meet the B A A in a best of three Amateur Hockey League playoff opener tied for first after Unicorns win. Hobey Baker’s absence last week is blamed by St Nicks for a loss, while B A A blame Baker’s absence for forcing changes to their plan of attack.
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New York
Boston
St. Nicks
Hobey Baker
St. Nicholas
Hobey
Hickey Baker
Arena-Victorias Set To Face St Nick in Ice Tonight
Osgood may miss tonight as Hobey’s Hobey’s team eyes a second win. Arena-Victorias and St. Nick lineups feature Slater Darling Muir Synott Desjardines Flanagan Conley Tuck Roach Scheidel Flanagan Small Layton Small Mackay. Both teams previously tied 2 to 2 after extended play and sudden death.
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Synott
DesjJardines
C. Flanagan
Conley
Tuck C. Slater
Smith
Seguin McGee
Roach
Cloutier Scheidel
M. Flanagan
I. Small
Myra Sense
Layton
N. Small
Mackay
Osgood
Hobey
Arena-Victorias
Arena Seven
Pop” Conley
Leon Tuck
Dartmouth
Mickie’ Roach
Harvard selects Dadman captain for next year
Harry H. Dadman, class of 1917 from Arlington, was unanimously chosen captain of the Harvard football team for next year. He succeeds Atherton Gilman who has left college. The noon Varsity Club vote in Cambridge had three candidates, and Dadman won after the first ballot with an additional unanimous vote.
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Harry H. Dadman
Arlington
Harvard
Atherton Gilman
Cambridge
Cadman
Harvard Star Guard Known as Dad Triumphs Against Yale
The piece recalls a Harvard football guard nicknamed Dad who built his strength in Captain Mahan's line after transferring from Tufts. He showed notable progress in his first Cambridge year with the second team, earning varsity status and soon proving his ability at guard or tackle.
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Harvard
Mahan
Yale
Tufts College
Cambridge
Minor absences in college team election
In a recent election 24 men were eligible but three were absent. The missing voters were halfback W. J. Boles, resigning captain J. A. Gilman, and Lawrence Curtis II who was in France.
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Princeton
Yale
W. J. Boles
J. A. Gilman
Laurence Curtis
France
Record goes in swim trial record at Boston YMCA
Wentworth Marling of the Boston Y M C A and Ben James of the Brookline Swimming Club starred in the NEA A A A swimming trials for the national championships in Chicago at the Boston YMCA pool. James clocked 1 21 38 5, Marling 1 23 2 5, both beating the old 1 minute 23 2 5 seconds breaststroke record. Marling tied Ted Cann with 59 2 5 in the 100 yards. Both are likely to be named to the Eastern team for Chicago. Elliott Church may also be selected.
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Wentworth Marling
Boston Y. M. C. A
Ben James
Brookline Swimming Club
Harben
New York
James
Marling
Ted Cann
Chicago
Elliott Church
Peters Resigns as Captain at Exeter
Exeter N H March 17 A bomb shell cracked through the academy when J W Peters of Providence Rhode Island captain of the baseball team resigns leadership for the coming season He has left school to tutor privately to enter Yale in the fall This is Peters second year as captain and for past three years he has been a mainstay of the team
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Exeter
N. H
Academy
J. W. Peters
Providence
R. T
Nine
Yale
Peters
Duluth Seeks National Regatta At 1916 Meet
At the annual meeting of the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen in New York on March 17 1915 a decision on the 1916 regatta site will be made A strong push favors Duluth Minnesota for the event to be sailed on the St Louis Bay course and rowed there.
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New York
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Duluth
Minn
St. Louis Bay
Boxer Killed in Ring in Philadelphia Bout
Andrew Crowley a featherweight boxer from Philadelphia died after a third round blow to the larynx during a match with Mike Malone also of Philadelphia. Malone landed a jaw blow and throat shot. Crowley collapsed and died moments later. Lew Bailey club manager was arrested then released. Malone and six seconds were detained. fight was scheduled for six rounds.
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Philadelphia
Andrew Crowley
Mike Malone
Malone
Crowley
Lew Bailey
Tennis Men Not Made Pro
United States National Lawn Tennis Association executives debated a new amateur rule and tournament schedule changes in a behind closed doors meeting in New York. It is noted that Maurice E. Mcaughlin Thomas C. Bundy and F. B. Alexander remain not immediately at risk of professional status and the rule may take effect next year with a further delay on expenses and ineligibility. A formal statement was expected to be issued tomorrow.
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New York
United States National Lawn Tennis Association
Maurice E. Mcaughlin
Thomas C. Bundy
F. B. Alexander
Gibbons Decisions Smith In 10 Round St Paul Bout
St Paul middleweight Mike Gibbons out pointed and outfought Jeff Smith of Bayonne in a 10 round bout in St Paul.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Mike Gibbons
Jeff Smith
Bayonne
N. J
West Roxbury Meet: Track Victory Over Brighton High
West Roxbury's team toppled Brighton High 75 to 17 in an afternoon meet at West Roxbury. Readouts list senior, intermediate, and junior events with winners, second places, and notable marks across dash, distance, jumping, and field events.
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West Roxbury
Brighton
Brigham
W. R
Frank
Billings
Finnigan
Stark
Glover
Fuller B
Haskell
Beige
McLane
O'Connell
Brennan
Nutt
Seager
McDougal
Maginau
Nichols
Connors
McHugh
Lyon
Atwood
Anderson
McLeod
College Regatta at Poughkeepsie Set for June 17
Intercollegiate crew races will be held at Poughkeepsie New York on Saturday June 17 with all three events staged at roughly the same hours as in prior years. The date is the earliest on which these races have been rowed in many years and was chosen after conferences to fit tidal railroad and other restrictions. A University of Pennsylvania faculty ruling was needed before Pennsylvania oarsmen could be entered.
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New York
Poughkeepsie
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Hurd and Barlow Tie For Golf Title At Pinehurst
The final round of the silver cups championship at Pinehurst ended in a tie for first between Dorothy Campbell Hurd of Pittsburg and Roland H. Barlow of Philadelphia. Behrend of Erie won best net score with 162, Wells of South Bridge took third with 176.
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Pinehurst, N
Pinehurst
Dorothy Campbell Hurd
Pittsburg
Roland H. Barlow
Philadelphia
FE. H. Behrend
Erie
Channing Wells
Southbridge
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