Red Sox Beat Yannigans In Blustery Spring Workout
In HOT SPRINGS ARK March 19 the Red Sox, despite biting wind and snow flurries, held practice and a four inning scrimmage won by the regulars 8 to 6. Gardner homered and Tutweiler showed steady progress, with McNally and Masterman impressing as recruits as Carrigan plans major-position fortifications.
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Speke
Janvrin
Larry Gardner
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Ferce
Scott
Lewis
Duffy
Tutweiler
Ralph Masterman
Masterman
Patsy Donovan
Kents Hill
Maine
Yale
Weld
Livermore Falls
Androscoggin
Morin Wins Tight 60 to 49 Three Cushion Title Bout
Chicago player Charles Morin edged Denver’s Fred Eames 60 to 49 in 74 innings after referee Fred Conklin ruled Morin’s bank shot a legal corner touch. Morin posted four high runs to Eames eight.
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Charles Morin
Fred Eames
Denver
Fred Conklin
Morin
Eames
Simeon Murch Signs to Coach Middlebury Baseball
Simeon E. Murch, former infielder with New England and other league teams, signs contract to coach Middlebury College baseball this season at Middlebury Virginia location.
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Middlebury, VI
Simeon E. Murch
New England
Middlebury College
Records Smashed and Tied in Eighth Annual Regimental Trials
Three records were smashed and four equalled in the seventh annual regimental indoor meet held by the Boston High School field and track league at the South Armory on Irvington street yesterday afternoon.
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Boston High School Field and
South Armory
Irvington Street
Boston High School Athletes Break Records in Sprint Events
James Kelley of Dorchester High and Sam Barrows of English High set new 220 yard records, while Kroetzesch of Boston Latin lowered the 160 yard mark. Duffie and Brigham matched the senior 600 yard record. Howlett and Langlan tied 160 yard marks. Trials show multiple heats with times ranging from 28 to 40 seconds.
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James Kelley
Dorchester High
Sam Bowers
English High
Kroetzesch
Boston Latin
Arthur Duffie
The
High School of Commerce
Harold J. Brigham
W. M. Murphy
F. A. Howlett
Langlan
West Roxbury
L. W. Dolan
Commerce
J. Myers
East Boston High
B. Macchia
Arthur Gormley
M. Brown
Commerce High
Sam Barrows
Joe Ginsberg
R. L. McMahon
Hyde Park High
Christopher J. O'Leary
S. Kamberg
J. Long
D. J. Keatley
E. W. MacLain
M. Chartrand
E. G. Heat
W. Yule
West Roxbury High
J. Leonard
P. Snow
Freeman
Mechanic Arts
C. Beatty
M. Gulesian
A. F. Wood
J. Bearsons
C. Taylor
J. McKenna
G. KE. Gale
J. J. Lucy
M. Cole
G. A. Turner
N. Robinson
N. H. Chase
L. Cox
H. Langlan
W. Carle
A. H. Conza
F. T. Kilduff
McMillan
F. Bevan
Cambridge to Build 2500-Seat Theatre in Central Square
A new 175000 vaudeville and moving picture theatre will rise in Central Square Cambridge. It will be the citys largest and costliest, with seating for about 2500. The Gordon Olympia group owns the land, bought a year ago, and operations start the second week in April.
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Central Square
Cambridge
Gordon’s Olympia
Build Now Drives Olympia Theatres Expansion Plan
Mr A E Lord of Olympia Theatres Company says the Build Now program yields about 9 percent savings and spurs three additional theatres this year. The firm, already building a 280000 dollar New Haven theatre and completing a 250000 dollar New Bedford basement, moves on a 600000 dollar six story Providence office and theatre block.
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Austin Street
Lord
Post
Olympia Theatres Company
New Haven
New Bedford
Providence
New England
Paint Men Praise Post Build Now Campaign Endorsed
The Paint Trade Salesman's Club of New England endorsed the Post's Build Now campaign at a dinner in the City Club. Thomas B. Akin spoke, A. V. Andrews discussed expansion, and Treasurer Harry Wright urged official support citing $4,000,000 in recent New England building contracts.
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Post
New City Club
Thomas B. Akin
New Bedford
A. V. Andrews
Buffalo
Boston
Master Painters’ Association
Mr. Andrews
Harry ©. Wright
The
Yeas
Charles S. Knowles
Wakefield Building Permits Tied to Build Now Campaign
The Wakefield Board of Selectmen considers permits for new construction totaling about 100000 this week. The Roxbury contractor Harry Brooker leads the larger project, securing an option on a prime business site as part of Wakefield’s development push.
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Boston Post
Wakefield Board of Selectmen
Selectmen
Roxbury
Harry Brooker
Yale selects Sturtevant as crew captain
In New Haven on March 19 Albert D. Sturtevant of Washington, D C a senior in the Sheffield Scientific School was elected Yale University crew captain to replace T B Denegre who resigned on medical advice Sturtevant previously rowed at No 4 in the varsity boat last year and has held the same seat this season
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Tutweiler
McNally
Gill
Shorten
Carrigan
New Haven
Arena and B A A Ready for City Hockey Contest
Arena seven coached by Freddie Rocque meets B A A hockey tonight in game four of a fast series. Captain Freddie Huntington leads B A A with top form after a sharp practice, while Arena drills team work and passing for another strong showing. Referees are Dr. George W Tingley and Junie Foster, with 25 minute periods.
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Arena Seven
Freddie Huntington
Arena
Rocque
Cleveland
H. C. Jones
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Synnott
Cloutier Hicks
Hutchinson
Roach
Downing Clifford
Osgood
E. R, Conley
Sequin Siszt
PoWiessees
Wwren
Roach Huntington
Batae Sadere
Skilton Robbins
Whitten Chadwick
George W. Tingley
Junie Foster
Athletics Triumph Over Cubs with Big Offense in Florida
In Jacksonville on March 19 the Philadelphia Athletics beat the Chicago Cubs 9 to 3. Vaughan Lavender and Arcner powered the offense while Schang connected for a home run, a triple, a double and a single.
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Fla
Philadelphia Athletics
Vaughan
Lavender
Chicago Cubs
Schang
Philadelphia
Arcner
Bresnahan
Bressler
Myers
McAvoy
Middlesex Rifle Club Holds Shoot At Lincoln Range
Members of the Middlesex Rifle Club hold a shoot this afternoon at the club range on Tower road in Lincoln.
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Tower Road
Lincoln
Middlesex Rifle Club
Concord High Face Carlisle Town in 3 O'clock Game
Concord High School baseball captained by Charles Bulger hosts Carlisle Town team at the Concord playgrounds at 3 PM.
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Concord High School
Charles Bulger
Carlisle
Concord
The Rabbit Says The Braves Will Go Some
A witty note from the Senate Cafe at 4 and 6 Water Street offers a noon time dish lineup headed by a six course meal. The menu features Puree Tomato aux Croutons Broiled Salmon Lemon Butter Pommes Anglaise Roast Young Vermont Turkey Currant Jelly Dessert Musty Ale Tea or Coffee priced at 50 cents.
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Journal Building
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