Yannigans Trim Regulars Again
In Hot Springs on March 18 the Yannigans defeated the Regulars 3 to 1 as Ray Collins faced the veteran southpaws, Dutch Leonard and others. Harold Janvrin led the bats while Heinie Wagener’s absence hurts Boston, and Wil son returned to form at first base. Joe Wood’s return from Port Jervis is anticipated, with manager Carrigan wary of overwork as Wood plans to visit Garden City before joining camp.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Yannigans
Clyde Engle
Ray Collins
Harold Janvrin
Heinie Wagener
Red Sox
Heinie
Collins
Dutch Leonard
Dutch
Wilson
Joe Judge
Gardner
Carrigan
Coombe
Radloff
Mulrennan
Wood
Joe
Cooney
Henriksen
Scott
Garlow
Sence
Hooper
Engle
Regh
U Lewis
Settee
Yerkes
Pete Nee
Janvrin
Tote Ees
Nupamaker
Teeta
Yannigans Sete
Alee Sae
Leonard
New Players Promised for Sundays Game and Weather Delays
Fans anticipate Speaker and Wood's return with Swanson joining after Spoke's arrival. Rain and cool conditions threaten Wednesday games as managers eye rookies and league restraint. Nunamaker and Cady excel in defense while Henriksen is often dangerous on the bases.
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Speaker
Wood
Swanson
Spoke
Sox
Carrigan
Sooper
Henriksen
Olaf
Cady
Nanamaker
Nunamaker
Heddon Wins Sixth National Amateur Billiard Game
Charles Heddon of Dowagiac Michigan defeats Eugene Milburn of Memphis Tennessee 400 to 180 in his final tourney game. He makes a 135 point run the year's highest and a new national title mark.
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New York
Charles Heddon
Dowagiac
Mich
Eugene L. Milburn
Memphis
Tenn
Brookline Defeats All Stars in City Swimming Meet
Brookline High School topped an all scholastic team 45 to 32 at the Brookline municipal gym. Leo Handy starred with three wins including the fast 50 yard swim in 26.7 seconds. Dean of Mechanic Arts took the 25 yard event, boosting the runners up and Prendergast plus teammates earned notable finishes. Brookline also won the interclass relay. the sophomores beat the freshmen.
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Brookline Municipal Gymnasium
Brookline
Dean of Mechanic Arts High School
Boston
Princeton
New Jersey
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Handy
Prendergast
Dean of
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Winthrop High
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Winthrop
Dean
Mechanic Arts
Page
Ringe
R. T
Murphy
Carolyn
Undersee
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Bowditch
Vogel
B. H.S
BH. S
A. Johnson
E. O'Hearn
Boyden
Berkmier
R. Johnson
Bird
Chase
Will Wrestle to a Finish in Boston Clash
Boston wrestling fans will see Cy clone Burns against Franz Gerhardt in Mechanics Building on Friday night March 27 Promoter Tuohey arranged the date after terms were accepted by Gerhardt’s manager Burns seeks another chance at his conqueror The match is best two out of three falls catch as catch can with toe hold barred This will be the fourth meeting between the pair with Gerhardt holding two wins and one draw and Burns one win
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Boston
Burns
Franz Gerhardt
Mechanics’ Building
Tuohey
Gerhardt
Lemle Faces Tough German Rival In Grand Opera Bout
Karl Lemle the Perfect Man meets Gus Faust the German heavyweight at the Grand Opera House this evening in a best two of three falls match under catch as catch can rules. Lemle returns from a six week rib injury and says he is in fine fettle for the contest.
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Karl Lemle
Grand Opera House
Gus Faust
Faust
Lemle
Braves Smother Macon Terribles in Shortened Game
In Macon Ga on March 18 the Braves led 20 to 3 when umpire Augie Moran halted play after seven innings amid a blowout. Macon fans considered calling a fire alarm as Braves bats exploded with 11 runs in the fourth inning, aided by eight hits and ten steals including Moose Whaling. Newark players arrived later, with a planned game against the Braves the next day at Macon Park.
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Braves
Macon Terribles
Umps
Augie Moran
Moose
Larry Gilbert
Newark
Jerseyites
Macon Park
Henry Medicus
Ebbetts
Dempsey
Stallings
Albany, Ga
Albany
Cleveland-Toledo
Americus
Opening boxing night praised at Cambridge club
The University A. C. of Cambridge hosted an opening tournament praised for clean bouts and good fan behavior. Highlights include George Alger’s performance, prep for a March 26 card, and upcoming matches with Baldwin and other contenders.
Juniors Win Natick High Interclass Meet
The juniors won the interclass athletic meet at Natick High with 31 points. Seniors finished second with 28, freshmen third with 19, and sophomores last with 15. George Fellew, last year's football captain, broke his kneecap while anchoring.
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Natick High
George Fellew
Lowell boxers win two in all star show in Manchester
Joe Morgan of Lowell defeated Gus Lenny of Boston and Finny Boyle of Lowell beat Joe Budreau of Cambridge by two good margins at the McElwain A C all star event. Both bouts went the full 10 rounds. Larry Burns of Lawrence drew with Charley Sheppard of New York in the opening bout.
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Manchester
N. H
Joe Morgan
Lowell
Gus Lenny
Boston
Finny Boyle
Joe Budreau
Cambridge
McElwain
Harvard Track Men Get Call for First Regular Practice
Captain William A. Barron Jr and Coach Pooch Donovan of the Harvard varsity track team issued the call for the first regular practice of the year next Monday afternoon. All Crimson performers including freshmen prospects will join the session on the cinder path.
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William A. Barron, Jr
Harvard Track Nears a Busy Spring Season
Harvard track athletes train under Coach Donovan for dash and distance events while J Fred Powers mentors field events. Notable potential include Alex Jackson and Olympic high jumper J Oliver Johnstone. The Crimson opens at Cornell in Ithaca, meets Yale on Soldiers Field May 16, and closes at intercollegiates May 29–30 at the Stadium.
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Harvard
Donovan
J. Fred Powers
Worcester Academy
Alex Jackson
Crimson
J. Oliver Johnstone
Powers
Cornell
Ithaca
N. Y
Lake Cayuga
Yale
Thomas Elected Cubs President
Charles H. Thomas was elected president of the Chicago National League Baseball Club amid remarks by majority stockholder C. P. Taft that he will retain his stock for at least a year. Thomas had served as secretary under the Murphy regime, with unclear impact from current opposition.
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Murphy
Taft
Stock—O'day
Chicago
Charles H. Thomas
Chicago National League Baseball Club
C. P. Taft
Thomas
Thomas Becomes Cubs President After Club Reorganization
Thomas, longtime associate of Charles Murphy, is elected president and stockholder of the Chicago Cubs after a December 1905 move and new election. Taft retains control and declines a $750,000 bid from the Connery Spiegel syndicate while planning possible future grandstand work. Murphy reportedly sells out, Johnson presses for leadership change amid league tension and past scalping accusations.
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Thomas
Chicago
Henry O’day
Taft
West Side Park
Murphy
Cubs
Exeter Gives Out Dates For 16 Game Baseball Schedule
Exeter Academy releases its 16 game schedule for the season led by manager Robert G. Moore. The slate opens April 15 against Dartmouth and ends June 6 with the Andover at Andover game. Opponents include Boston College Yale Princeton Harvard Holy Cross and Harvard second team among others.
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N. H
Robert G. Moore
Exeter Academy
Dartmouth
Andover
Boston College
Haverhill High School
Springfield Training School
Cycle Car Club Plans Run After New England Meeting
The Cycle Car Club of New England held its second meeting at the Hotel Oxford. President B. P. Blake reported many membership applicants and urged dues payments. The by laws were discussed with a vote to expand the board from 10 to 14, electing F. E. Bryant, F. A. McClaskey and F. M. Chick. Members debated a Memorial Day run visiting Lynn to Stoneham then returning to Boston via Feltsway.
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New England
Oxford
B. P. Blake
FE. R. Bryant
F. A. McClaskey
F. M. Chick
Lynn
Marblehead
Salem
Beverly
Ipswich
Newburyport
Haverhill
Lawrence
Lowell
Reading
Stoneham
Boston
Feltsway
Harvard amateur hockey title to be decided next week
The Hard Guys defeated Nom de Bums to eliminate them from the quest for the Harvard scrub championship. The final clash will pit the Hard Guys against the Puck Pingers at the Arena next week to determine the title.
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Harvard
Nashville Players Suspended Over World League Move
The Nashville baseball club suspends infielder Artie Hofman and outfielder Del Young after they join the Federal league, effective immediately.
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Nashville
Tenn
Nashville Baseball Club
Artie Hofman
del Young
Thayer stars at St. Mark's indoor meet
At St. Mark's School in Southboro on March 18 Sigourney Thayer won the standing high jump in featherweight and juniors while Charles Hinkle led seniors in the event. Wrestling saw Fred Harvey beat William Gaston in five minutes, with other weight class bouts listed. boxing featured Warren Walker and others.
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Southboro
St. Mark's School
Sigourney Thayer
Fred Harvey
William Gaston
Clement Griscom
Edward Woods
Warren Walker
Philip Cammann
Egbert Chapman
Charles Hinkle
Mark Horne
Philip Camman
Kenneth Phillips
Bits
Fred Fiarvey
Winthrop Burr
William Bradford
Tuckerman
Taylor
Tomes
Vinton Chapin
Mason Sears
Robert Rand
Richardson Dilworth
Reginald Taylor
Dartmouth Names Men for Harvard Dual Meet
Dartmouth coach Kaney selected the nine athletes who will represent the Green in the upcoming dual gymnasium meet with Harvard in Hanover next Saturday. Harvard entries have been received. Team members include captain G. Tf. Gardner and eight others with class years listed.
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N. H
Kaney
Dartmouth
Harvard
G. Tf. Gardner
F. H. Colby
B. W. Grills
E. C. Samson
G. B. Fuller
W. B. Osborn
C. A. Pudrith
W. B. Garrison
W. Sully, Jr
Harvard Meets Dartmouth In First Gymnastic Showdown
Harvard varsity gymnastic team schedules a meet with Dartmouth at Hanover New Hampshire Saturday evening. It is the first ever between the two colleges and the Harvard team’s final contest before the annual intercollegiate meet in March.
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Harvard
Dartmouth
Gvimnasium
Hanover
N. H
Poggenburg Defeats Gardner in National Billiard Championship
Edward W. Gardner of New York suffered his first loss in the national amateur billiard championship, tying Poggenburg of New York for first place with four wins and one loss. Poggenburg reached 400 points in 33 innings, while Gardner struggled against his rival.
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New York
Edward W. Gardner
J. Ferdinand Poggenburg
Poggenburg
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