Braves Get a Taste of Action With Senators in 1922
Seguin Texas March 17 The 1921 Chicago White Sox return in 1922 with minor new names. Kid Gleason aims to lift the club from seventh place, despite a weak spring and many holdouts. Acosta and Davenport join a pitch heavy camp while Hooper Strunk and Mostil anchor the outfield and Collins Johnson Gleason work the infield watch.
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Tex
Chicago White Sox
Kid Gleason
Sox
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Dick Kerr
Hus
Faber
Red
Gleason
Hodge
Wilkinson
McWeeney
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Connie Mack
Jose
Connie
Acosta
Davenport
Dudley Thompson
Elmer Cox
Richmond
Hooper
Strunk
Falk
Johnny Mostil
Strurk
Sheeley
Eddie Collins
Ernie Johnson
Red Mulligan
Harvey McClellan
Ray Schalk
Yargan
Dundee Is Too Swift for White in Madison Square Garden
Giuseppe Corora outpointed Charles Anchowitz in a 15 round bout at Madison Square Garden before about 10 000 fans. Johnny Dundee mocked White with aerial ring stunts while White failed to unleash his knockout punch, ending with Dundee dominating and White erratic.
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Giuseppe Corora
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Dundee
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Corola
Pirates Deliver 12-0 Rout Over Red Sox in Spring Game
Pittsburg Pirates routed the Red Sox 12 to 0 at McKee Field Whittington Park in Ho Springs Arkansas on Patrick's Day. Morrison shutout the Sox over five innings allowing no hits while Thormahlen and Yellowhorse struggled. Jack Quinn tagged for six hits as the Pirates’ bats produced fifteen hits. Attendance was about 1000 with Van Sickle and O Day umpiring.
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Braves to Battle with the Griffmen
The Washington Senators face the Boston Braves in the opening spring series in St Petersburg Florida. Mitch names Miller to start against Clark Griffiths Senators with a strong lineup and a large Braves following traveling by steamer.
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Boston Council and K of C Defeat Pere Marquette in Roxbury
Boston Council and K of C beat Pere Marquette Council 26 to 16 in the second game of their basketball series played at Roxbury High School gymnasium.
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McCarron Knocks Out Loney in Fourth Round Fight
In Buffalo on March 17 Jack McCarron of Pennsylvania defeated Canadian Jack Loney by knockout in the fourth round establishing his dominance in the middleweight bout.
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Jack McCarron
Pennsylvania
Jack Loney
Four High Schools Eye New England Scholastic Title
Edmunds High Burlington faces Portsmouth in a semi final at Tufts Goddard gymnasium as the New England scholastic basketball tournament unfolds. Northampton meets Brockton with the final at 8 pm tonight after earlier rounds.
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Commercial High
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Uate
Dover
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Rumford
Panger
Winthrop
Brockton
Manes
Rogers
Newport
Reds
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Edmunds High
Quill Wins Decisive Bout on St Patrick Show
Frankie Quill of Brockton defeated Joe St Hilaire of Somersworth New Hampshire in a 10 round feature at Olympia A C St Patrick Day show. Quill knocked St Hilaire down three times in round six but the opponents rallied. Other results include Tom Cotter stopping Joe Rivers in five rounds Jimmy Smith beating Young Mercier in six and Eddie Boyle stopping Young Carroll in four.
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Frankie Quill
Joe St. Hilaire
Somersworth
N. Y
Olympia A. C
Quill
St. Hilaire
New Hampshire
Tom Cotter
Quincy
Joe Rivers
Gloucester
Jimmy Smith
Young Mercier
Danvers
Young Carroll
Broeckton
Eddie Boyle
Cleveland
Anderson Appointed Golf Pro at Dedham Hunt and Polo Club
John Anderson, a well known New England golfer with early work at Commonwealth and Metacomet Club, has been named golf professional for the season at Dedham Hunt & Polo Club. He hails from St Andrews and has spent time in Mexico City and Boston before returning to Dedham as a leading local figure in golf.
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Dedham Hunt & Polo Club
New
St. Andrews
Ruth and Hornsby to Clash in New Orleans Exhibition
News from New Orleans says Babe Ruth and Rogers Hornsby will meet in two exhibition games at the local ball park between the Yankees and the St. Louis Cardinals. Manager Huggins plans Chick Fewster Elmer Miller in left field with Camp Skinner Norman McMillan in right and Ruth at center. The Yankees will field Home Run Baker Erin Ward Wallie Pipp Everett Scott infield with Sam Jones Lefty O Doul pitching Saturday and Fred Hoffman Devormer catching. Hoyt Bush probable Sunday.
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United News
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Yanks
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Elmer Miller
Camp Skinner
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Baker
Erin Ward
Wallie Pipp
Everett Scott
Sam Jones
Lefty O’doul Wil
Fred Hoffman
Devormer
Waite Hoyt
Joe Bush
Kluth
Hornsby
Eagan Stages Ring Triumph Over Rival in Harvard Finals
In Hemenway Gym finals, Eddie Fagan faced Howard Townsend in a swift bout that ended in the first round. Winners included F. X. Collins in 115, Harry Brenner in 125, C. P. Hulbert in 135, L. B. Daggett in 145, Theodore Strong in 155, and Edward Wason by defeating Townsend in the heavyweight class.
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Hemenway
Eddie Fagan
Yale
Howard Townsend
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Harry Brenner
G. G. Pennell
C. P. Hulbert
W. Hy. Lewis
L. B. Daggett
R. MelLeod
Theodore Strong
Tr. J. Hartley
Edward Wason
Yale Defeats Columbia in Swimming Meet 40 to 18
Yale's swimming team beat Columbia 40 to 18 in New Haven. Balbach of Columbia won the fancy dive with a first place.
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Conn
Yale
Columbia
Balbach
Teams battle in scoreless 75 minute stalemate for U.S. Crown
The Westminster and St. Paul sextets both exhausted after 75 minutes without a goal in the U.S. Amateur league title race at the Boston Arena. Players were worn out and a halt was called to prevent injuries.
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Westminster and
St. Paul
Westminsters and St. Paul battle through tense hockey affair
The game opened slow and edgy then heated as Westminsters and St. Paul delivered a tight defensive clash. Irving Small retired with an arm injury after a bruising check while Elliot the visiting goalie turned in several strong stops. Overtime produced the flair with Veno and Downing among the standouts as substitutes Shays and the Venos contributed, and both sides earned praise for their resilient play.
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Small
Smith
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Westminstere
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Toronto
Muanroe
Montreal
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Shade Beats Jones In 12-Round Canton Bout
In Canton on March 17 Dave Shade defeated Jimmy Jones of Alliance on points after 12 rounds. Jones won only one round, with Shade controlling the action throughout the bout.
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Dave Shade
Jimmy Jones
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Jones
Yale Swimmers Smash World Records at Carnegie Pool
In New Haven five world records fell as Yale swimmers set marks at Carnegie Pool. N. T. Guernsey of New York won the 75-foot plunge in 35 seconds flat. Yale relay squads, an 18-man team, established new world records for 400, 500 and 600 yard relays and the one mile relay.
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Conn
Carnegie Pool
Yale
N. T. Guernsey
New York
Captain Tonry Barred at Boston University
Henry I Tonry known as Babe and captain elect of the Boston University football team was barred from further athletics after playing basketball for the semi pro Winthrop American Legion team last Tuesday, violating the university athletic council rules.
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Babe
Boston University
University Athletic Council
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Winthrop
Harry Wills to trail Dempsey for bout this year
Jack Dempsey plans a Europe tour and Harry Wills declares he will keep pursuing the champion and press for a match before summer ends. Wills has impressed crowds at the Howard and is confident he can beat Dempsey.
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Europe
Harry Wills
Wills
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Tiger Jack
Colorel Panther
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