Connie Mack Tries Out Raw Material With Young Athletics
Connie Mack trains the Philadelphia A's in Lake Charles with 33 players, nine veterans and 24 youths. The manager vows no sales or trades to build a new champion team, citing a harsh spring camp led by Danny Murphy while executives fit up a new field and clubhouse.
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Scott Perry
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Burns
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Frank Baker
Chief Bender
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Stuffy Metnnis
Jack Barry
Joe Bush
Walle Schang
Chamber of Commerce
Danny Murphy
Naylor
Kinney
Bryan Harris
Rube Marquard
Lindsay Associates Banquet Tonight At Hotel Napoli
At 8 this evening the John F. Lindsay Associates and friends gather for the first annual feast at the Hotel Napoli. Prominent speakers will address West End athletic club members and guests include John I. Fitzgerald Thomas Green and Councillor Edward McLaughlin. Officers: President Harry Silver. Vice President William Dillon. Treasurer Joseph Manino. Recording Secretary James Donahue. Financial Secretary Thomas Friel. Sergeant-at-Arms A. Cohen. Director James Flanagan. Historian J. W. Donahue. Directors: Walter Lindsay Andy Flanagan Connie Burke J. Lapidus.
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Hotel Napoli
West End Athletic Club
John I. Fitzgerald
Thomas Green
Edward McLaughlin
Lindsay Club
Harry Silver
William Dillon
Joseph Manino
James Donahue
Thomas Friel
A. Cohen
James Flanagan
J. W. Donahue
Walter Lindsay
Andy Flanagan
Connie Burke
J. Lapidus
Stallings Plans Cleansing of Braves Roster Monday
In Columbus Georgia on March 19 the Braves manager Fred Stallings will cut many hopeful rookies as he trims the roster. He will hand out their railroad fares and bid them farewell, signaling a major cleanup day at the wigwam.
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Columbus
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Reds Whitewash A A Team in Miami Meet
In Miami Fla the Reds defeated the A A team with a decisive score as Batteries Sallee Laque Wingo Allen Crum Adams and Henline contributed to the effort.
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Fla
Sallee, Laque and
Wingo
Allen, Crum, Adams and Henline
Georges Carpentier Aims for Stateside Arrival Promptly
Boxing news notes Carpentier's imminent arrival in the United States as fans debate Dempsey and potential reforms for athletes in bulletproof gear. Mentions amateur bouts, New England wrestling, upcoming matchups, and talks of Pat Reed vs Johnny Wilson plus Moore’s contested decision in local rings.
Sullivan Beats Tillo In Controversial bout at Commercial A. C.
Frank Tillo of the North End defeats Johnny Sullivan of South Boston after a foul at the Commercial A. C. ring. A low blow in round four caused a rest and a late punch below the belt gave Tillo the decision amid boos. The night also featured Frank Gould vs Sam Bell with Gould winning. Sailor Gardner beat Joe Young and Young McAfee defeated Young Oscar in earlier prelims.
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North End
Johnny Sullivan
South Boston
A. C
Sullivan
Tillo
Frank Gould
Brockton
Sam Bell
Gould
Bell
Sailor Gardner
Joe Young
New Jersey
Young McAfee
Roxbury
Young Oscar
Quincy
Stallings Sets Outlook for Braves as Season Opens
Manager Stallings spoke after a wet field halted practice to announce the 18 game series with the Tigers. He eyed a stronger lineup than 1918, with Boeckel at third and Rawlings or Ford as reserve infielders, Holke at first, Pick at second, and Maranville set to lead off. Pitchers Miller Jones Scott form hopeful depth behind the plate ONeil Wilson Gowdy Catcher plans include a fourth catcher. Powell and Cruise look to start in the outfield with others competing.
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Tigers
Columbus
Boeckel
Tony
George
Ford
Rawlings
Holke
Christenbury
Shea
Roxbury
Miller
Pittsburg
Jones
Scott
O'Neil
Wilson
Gowdy
Powell
Cruise
Maranville
Babe Ruth Injures Face in Florida Outfield Collision
Babe Ruth, the home run king, was briefly out of public view after colliding with a stray palm tree while chasing a long fly in Jacksonville. He bruised his temple and cheekbones in the incident, a recurring habit noted by observers.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Babe Ruth
Crimson Boxing Trials Highlight Harvard Semi finals
In Hemenway Gymnasium yesterday Harvard boxers advanced to next week’s final bouts. Ned Weatherhead in 158 pounds knocked out T Coolidge in two rounds while Eskie Clark stopped J F Kelly in the second. D E Brown lost to A Gaglioli in 145 pounds as other winners included Trainor over Bentley and McLeod over Strong. Referee Larry Conley with judges Donovan and Kelly and timer Geer officiated.
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Crimson Battlers
Hemenway Gym
Ned Weatherhead
T. Coolidge
Eskie Clark
J. F. Kelly
Clark
Kelly
D. E. Brown
A. Gaglioli
Gaglioli
Brown
D. Trainor
R. R. Bentley
J. R. McLeod
Ted Strong
D. B. Brown
W. K. Clark
Larry Conley
Pooch
Donovan
Dan Kelly
William H. Geer
Crimson Foils Meet Blue in Harvard Yale Fencing Duel
The Harvard fencing team faces Yale this afternoon at 4 in Hemenway gym. Captain Royall Snow, Sam Ordway, and Brewster lead the Crimson. Meanwhile Crimson and Blue gymnasts travel to New Haven for the season finale.
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Yale
Hemenway
Royall Snow
Sam Ordway
Brewster
Crimson
New Haven
Consolation Prizes Named in Last Line to Limerick No 61
Judges select consolation winners for Last Line to Limerick No 61 with prize money. B. C. Johnson of Greenfield Massachusetts receives 50 dollars, A. R. Smith of Boston 25 dollars, and George E. Miller of Worcester 25 dollars.
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Reach Baseball Goods
Louisville Slugger
Iver Johnson
Limerick No. 61
B. C. Johnson
Bernardston Road
Greenfield
Mass
A. R. Smith
Bickerstaff Street
Boston
George E. Miller
Midland Street
Worcester
Boston Post
P. O. Boneave
Prize Last Line of Limerick No 62 to Appear Tomorrow
The Post will publish the prize winning Last Line of Limerick No 62 in tomorrow’s issue with the writer’s name and details.
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