Red Sox Colts Beat Regulars in Six Inning Scrimmage
In Hot Springs Arkansas on March 18 Charlie Hall's Yannigans defeated the Red Sox 12 to 8 in six innings. Errors by Gardner and Carrigan helped fuel the Red Sox comeback as Martina relieved Red and Henriksen doubled with a triple. Stahl plans to use Hall and Wood versus the Pirates tomorrow while Clarke rests Hendrix, preparing for a fuller Red Sox lineup.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Charlie Hall
Yannigans
Pittsburg
Red Sox
Big Jake
Stahl
Gardner
Carrigan
Martina
Red
Henriksen
Pirates
Hall
Wood
Clarke
Pirate
Hendrix
Cooper
Clark
Pitching uneven as six inning game ends early
Red Ainsworth started for the Regulars but a rough fourth inning shortened the effort to six frames. Buck O'Brien fared little better, with Dutch Leonard delivering the big surprise by hitting a home run and driving in three. Gardner, Henriksen, and Janvrin also contributed multiple hits in a lively batting matinee.
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Red Ainsworth
Red
Ainsworth
Buck O’brien
Buck
Gardner
Dutch Leonard
Charlie Hall
The
Yannigans
Martina
Henriksen
Janvrin
Stahl
Hooper
Walsh
Carlstrom
Tris Speaker
Carrigan
Speaker
Lewis
O’brien
Scott
Leonard
Ball
Nanamaker
O'Brien
Baseball night in Hot Springs ends with birthday gift to umpire Joe Burns
The Hot Springs notes describe a baseball night where the ballroom was arranged as a diamond and Umpire Joe Burns received a birthday gift from Mike McDonough and the crowd. Ground rules were set due to the crowd size at a Pittsburg game and fans bought many reserved seats as Hooper injured his hand sliding. Ground conditions and receipts are reported with comparisons to Yannigan.
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Eastman
Joe Burns
Cupid
Mike McDonough
Joe
Brockton
New England
Red Sox
Champaign
Ill
Stahl
Randall
Chicago
Boston
Springs
Pittsburg
Hooper
Harry
Yannigan
Class of 1915 Wins at Noble Class Meet
Noble and Greenough held its annual spring meet at Dexter's Field with seniors and juniors competing. The class of 1915 won the meet scoring 22 points.
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Noble & Greenough School
Dexter’s Field
Handicap events shuffle 1918 1917 standings in relay excitement
Classes of 1918 and 1917 tied for second with 19 points. Fourth place shared by 14 and the primary class at 18 points, followed by 19 and 18 with 11 and unknown points. All handicaps altered results and reduced usual star wins. Relays sparked excitement, notably Noble and Greenough versus graduate team.
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Noble & Greenough
Boston College High Wins School Swim Meet Over Malden High
Boston College High School swimmers defeated Malden High 39 to 24 at Cabot Street pool. Hurley and Pierce led BC High scoring. Coughlin starred for Malden. Howe set a 57 ft 10 in diving distance with several event wins and BC High prevailed in multiple relay and sprint events.
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Boston College High
Malden High School
Cabot Street
Hurley
Pierce
Boston
Coughlin
Malden
Howe
Kennedy
Snow
M. H.S
M. H
Donovan
Bliss
Robertson
Elbery
B. C. Hi
McLoughlin
New England Intercollegiate Meet Dropped From Harvard Plans
Harvard officials announced the New England Intercollegiate track and field meet will not be held at Harvard Stadium this spring. May 24 conflicts with Harvard’s scholastic meet, giving schoolboy athletes priority and forcing a negative reply to the national body’s stadium request.
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New England
Harvard Stadium
Cambridge
Harvard
Wolgast Says He Will Quit If He Loses Next Fight
Ad Wolgast, former lightweight champion, vows to quit the ring if he loses to Tommy Murphy next month. Manager Tom Jones announced the plan while discussing training ahead of Wolgast's departure for Harbin Springs.
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San Francisco
Ad Wolgast
Tommy Murphy
Ring
Tom Jones
Wolgast
Harbin Springs
Nationals and Internationals Open Preseason in Fayetteville
Philadelphia Nationals defeated the Baltimore Internationals 18 to 12 in an opening preseason game. Dopin's lineup pounded Baltimore pitchers Roth Danforth and Smith for 1 hits while Baltimore collected five hits off Llewellyn Seaton and Marshall.
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Fayetteville
N. C
Philadelphia Nationals
Baltimore Internationals
Philadelphia
Dopin
Baltimore
Roth
Danforth
Smith
Llewellyn
Seaton
Marshall
Arlington Meets Melrose in High School Hockey Title Showdown
Arlington High and Melrose High clash tonight at the Arena to decide the championship after two prior ties. Fans have followed the title race since December as the teams vie for the crown.
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Melrose High
Arlington High School
Melrose High to Face Arlington in Anticipated Showdown
A weeks-old game ended in dispute over an offside ruling as Melrose High seeks revenge against Arlington High in a high-stakes clash. Both teams share 13 and 14 wins respectively, with a 65-minute tie fueling expectations of a record crowd and a decisive finish. Captain Clarence Cochrane urged Dr. George W. Tingley to referee the upcoming match, signaling fair play and intense competition.
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Melrose High
Melrose Rooters
Clarence Cochrane
George W. Tingley
Arlington High
Cone
Rindge
Rambler checker team seeks matches with New England clubs
The Rambler checker team of Pawtucket Rhode Island through secretary T P McCoy of 78 Clyde street seeks checker matches with any New England clubs. Twenty players to a team are listed on the roster including Darling Conlon Snow Carroll Goodfel low J McCoy McCall H I Eddy Studley Horton Eggleston Johnson Dr Brown Brogan Waterman Moley McCusker McCaffrey McKenna Donovan Burns Martin Smith and McCoy captain.
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Rambler Checker
Pawtucket
R. I
T. P. McCoy
Clyde Street
Checker
New England
Rambler
Darling
Conlon
Snow
Carroll
Goodfellow
J. McCoy
McCall
H. I. Eddy
Studley
Horton
Eggleston
Johnson
Dr. Brown
Brogan
Waterman
Moley
McCusker
McCaffrey
McKenna
Donovan
Burns
Martin
Smith
Weld House to Host Princeton Penn Crews for Harvard Meet
Crews from Princeton and the University of Pennsylvania will lodge at the Weld boat house the usual center of accommodation for visiting crews as they prepare to race Harvard on the Charles this spring.
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Princeton
University of Pennsylvania
Harvard
Charles
Weld Boathouse
Mackmen rout Memphis 8-2 for 12th straight win
Memphis Southern league nine unable to solve Athletic pitchers as the Mackmen win their 12th straight on Southern soil. Final score 8 to 2 with Butler Ward McInnis key hits and strong relief by Freeman Waymack.
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Memphis
Tenn
Bill Bernhardt
Mack Crew
Mackmen
Durning
Athletics
Butler
Ward
Oldring
Egan
McInnis
Walsh
E. Murphy
Freeman
Waymack
Wyckoff
Pennock
Collins
Needles
Thomas
Jack Law
BH. R. BH. TB. PO. A
Murphy
F . Seer
Collings
Baker
Moulton
Bulter
Swertzer
Eeree
Abstein
Connecticut boxing champion wed Alma Carlson in Waterbury
Archibald J. Kitcher known in the ring as Al Ketchell married Alma Carlson at the Presbyterian Church in Waterbury with Rev. John MacLaren officiating. Alma Carlson is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Carlson of Rosselle Street.
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Waterbury, Conn
Archibald J. Kitcher
Connecticut
Alma Carlson
Charles Carlson
Rosselle Street
John MacLaren
Presbyterian Church
Kitcher
al Ketchell
Boston Man Invents Card Game Based on Baseball
A Boston inventor creates a playing cards game that simulates baseball using whist style play. The new game aims to capture the sport’s energy without on field action.
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Boston
New Baseball Card Game Captures Pro Players Interest
Tom Barker of the Post art department created a 52 card deck simulating a nine inning baseball game. The game lets two or four players mimic outs, runs and hits with cards while managers and players from major teams practiced with sample packs. Heinie Wagner and Bill Carrigan tried it, and the game has begun to spread among players as they prepare to challenge the Pirates.
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Umps
Tom Barker
Post Art Department
Boston
Heinie Wagner
Hot Springs
Red Sox
Bill Carrigan
Wagner
Carrigan
Pirates
Chelsea Lightweight Dohan Match Set for April 4 Card
In a brief conference manager Alec Maclean for Gilbert Gallant and Mike Gardner of Lowell A C arranged a bout with Johnny Dohan. The fight will be decided at the Lowell A C on April 4. A Chelsea New York clash had been pending for a month.
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Alec Maclean
Gilbert Gallant
Chelsea
Mike Gardner
Lowell A. C
Johnny Dohan
New York
Macs Triumph Over Sweeneys in 9–5 Victory
The Macs defeated the Sweeneys 9 to 5 after seven innings in Athens. Ira Hogue struggled with fielding as Macs scored four in the first, while Hub Perdue held the Sweeneys to three off strong defense. Paul Strand and young Fred Smith star as pitching and fielding improve for the Macs.
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Macs
Ira Hogue
Hogue
Sweeneys
Hub ‘‘Galloper
Perdue
Gallatin Wonder
Strand
Tyler
Paul
Mary” Calhoun
Calhoun
Mekechnie
Seymour
Sweeney
Bues
Aguesous
Edie Des Bie
Devlin
Myers
Brown
Rariden
Schultz
Smith
Hogue AG
Metz
Braves Open Season Against University Boys in Early Showdown
The Braves meet the university boys in the season opener, with Coach Wahoo guiding a confident, improving squad over three weeks of practice. Cy Seymour clashes with Mob manager Stallings over a late substitution as Strand’s strong pitching limits Captain Bill’s unit. Rex Devoigt shines behind the plate and in bunting drills, complicating the backstop choice as Stallings weighs four of six ready for big league duty.
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Braves
University Boys
Wahoo
Cy Seymour
Stallings
Sweeney
Strand
Bill
Rex Devoigt
Neary Keeps Braves Men Busy With Sprint Training
In Athens on March 18 training under Neary grows as sprinting becomes priority over baseball. Center field drills, base running stunts, and motivation to boost summer batting averages lead the squad. Lefty Gervaise tops the day at 0 yards in 6.25 seconds, with Bill McKechnie, Bill James, and Captain Sweeney close.
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Athens
Neary
Braves
Jimmy
Jay Kirke
Gervaise
Jay
Bill McKechnie
Bill
Mary” Calhoun
Bill James
Captain Sweeney
Rockmart
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