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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1914
Page
15
Hot Springs Ark March 19 Narrates a late blizzard tail from the East, rain and snow soaking ground grounding practice and forcing short outdoor sessions. Carrigan’s Red Sox adjust drills with mixed injuries and evolving pitchers while scouting recruits and trade rumors swirl around Rehg and Buck O'Brien.
The Pirates will play one outside the regular contest daily series against the Indianapolis team on Wednesday. Manager Clarke avoids further exhibition battles after last spring's Sox and Pirates series. Ham Hyatt hit six safes in six attempts yesterday and has a plan.
Students gather at Boston English High School for singing and cheer practice for the upcoming regimental meet at Irvington street armory tomorrow afternoon and the hockey game against Melrose High tonight at the Boston Arena.
The schoolboy hockey championship will be decided this evening at the Boston Arena with Boston English High facing Melrose High. Melrose is favored though English relies on star Mickey Roache to carry the offense and hopes for a strong showing from Burton Nowell and teammates Wanamaker Anderton Paisley Leavitt in key positions.
Promoter George Tuohey weighs no preliminaries for the Burns Gerhardt bout in Mechanics building next Friday night to give the long fight time to decide the superior wrestler. Karl Lemle is eyed as a reserve foe and Burns trains hard with heavyweights and Jack Butler ready for fast work to face Gerhardt.
The first half of Roxbury Latin School's annual spring interclass meet was held on the outdoor board track at Kearsarge avenue. Charles Weeden leads for the individual cup with five points, followed by Charles Alexander with three and Don Swain with one. The second and final day was to be held this afternoon if weather permits.
In Macon on March 19 the Braves beat Newark 3 2 in a sharp fielding contest led by Rabbit Maranville. He made four putouts eight assists and had two hits with two runs while starting a key two base hit and a steal to spark the Braves. Zimmermann homered for Newark and Tooley added a late blast as the game ended tight.
The box score shows Boston and Newark with limited scoring details. Tooley and Zimmerman lead batters with two-base hits, Moranville steals, and multiple pitchers including Rudolph Cocrehan Tyler S Smith Schacht appear in relief. Attendance listed as 600 with a time of 1 1/2 hours.
Noon of snappy playing and a speedy double play highlight a stand off between the Braves and Newark. Newark used three pitchers Smith Schacht and Donnelly to counter the Braves eight hits apiece. Leo Callahan of Boston had a brief pinch appearance but lined out to Evers.
Howard W. Mahan Harvard athlete in football baseball and track will attend an informal Harvard class of 1908 dinner at the Harvard Club of Boston on Commonwealth and Massachusetts avenues. He is a sophomore at Harvard and holds the decennial scholarship. C. B. Pen Shallow oversees the event.
In Charlottesville on March 19 recruits and a few veterans from the Washington American League beat the University of Virginia 5 to 4. The game ended after six innings due to cold weather.
Chicago March 19 Pitcher Seaton will remain with the Federals, per a telegram to Manager Tinker at Shreveport from President Gilmore.
Lynn bowler Harry King Cole breaks the world three string total record with 436 pins in an Intercity league match between Donahue Corner and Rowe's Wharf. Archie Carr of Lynn held previous mark at 418 pins earlier this season.
John Keller, a leading pitching candidate for Newton High School baseball, is home ill with measles. Other battery hopefuls may be exposed, risking an epidemic and weakening the team for most of the season. Keller excelled last year with seven wins, including a victory over Waltham High School.
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