Boston Colts Open Season in Rainy Macon Trip
The Boston team plans to face Macon in a regular game if weather clears. Josslyn Sessions O'Brien will pitch with Doran and McGovern in the lineup. Burkett leads camp humor and is likely to start as regular left fielder.
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No 8-Oared Shells For Schoolboy Crews
The Boston Interscholastic Rowing Association voted against eight-oared shells, keeping four-oared crews as the season standard. Over 50 members attended with representation from Noble & Greenough, Roxbury Latin, Brown & Nichols, Stone’s, Brookline High, Boston Latin, English High, Volkmann, Cambridge Latin, Mechanic Arts, and De Merritte’s. Training begins March 7 at Union Boat Club and B A A houses under coaches Pat Donovan and Herbert Holton.
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Harris Beats Connolly in Portland Boxing Bout
Bartley Connolly of Portland defeated Sam Harris of England early then finished him with a right swing to the jaw at the New Pastime Athletic Club. Harris was knocked down six times in two rounds before the knockout in the second round.
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San Francisco A C Arranges April Heavyweight Fight
The San Francisco Athletic Club has tasked Mast to arrange an April heavyweight bout between national amateur champion Emory Payne and Pacific Coast champion Sam Berger.
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White Arrives to Meet Britt in Lightweight Title Talk
Jabez White and manager Charles Mitchell arrive on the Cedric in New York. White aims to fight Britt for the world lightweight title at 133 pounds and plans to sign articles, with possible training in California before a San Francisco bout. If no match is made he will return to England.
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GOSSIP OF THE BOXERS FROM PHILADELPHIA BOUTS
The intercity boxing scene features clashes between New York and Philadelphia fighters. Logan defeats Murphy, Gardner impresses against O Keefe, Sieger faces Gardner, and upcoming bouts include Pantz Murray and Briggs Fitzgerald showdowns with Boston and Chelsea ties amid talk of a new glove-logging device. Gardner vs Sullivan set for New Bedford in two weeks.
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Secret of Chartreuse Not Sold by English Syndicate
After the Carthusian monks were expelled from France rumors circulated about their estates and the secret formula for Chartreuse. Batter & Co of New York says reports of an English syndicate purchasing both are unfounded. Monks now produce Liqueur Peres Chartreux at Tarragona Spain.
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Starvation Twins Collins and Stahl vow weight loss in Macon
In Macon on March 20 Collins and Stahl dubbed the starvation twins refuse dinners to shed pounds before the season. They plan to live on air and water while imagining meals, insist dieting is essential as baseball demands weight control. Stahl contemplates quitting if not fit, while Collins urges restraint and sets example for teammates.
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Yankees Hold the Britishers in Tight Checker Match
The Yankees beat the Britishers 40 to 19 with 33 draws. Hynd led individuals by winning two of four against Reynolds, while Schaefer lost to Searight in a noted chestnut. Denvir edged Halliwell, Barker and Morrall drew all four, and Horr split four with world champion R Jordan.
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Pitchers and Players Dominate Early Baseball Buzz
Baseball notes claim Pitcher Overall will be NL’s standout, standing six two and 212 pounds. Sheckard’s contract dispute with Manager Hanlon stirs heat, Broadway Aleck Smith exits Chicago Nationals, Ellison’s runners monitored, and Larry is courted by Georgia’s Governor. Johnny Ganzel’s Highlanders drama and Charley Hickman trade chatter spice the season preview.
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Dearborn Defeats Gardner in Afternoon Chess Match
Dearborn wins after a long sequence with Black to move and win. The position ends with Black having the decisive attack while Gardner, playing White, faces a lost endgame. The noted game lists moves and final position before acknowledging Black’s winning path.
Australia passes tax on couples living with in laws
A strange Australian law taxes married couples living with either the husband's or wife's mother-in-law, charging $900 or $120 respectively. The notice promotes G. O. Taylor Old Bourbon and Pure Rye Whiskies as beneficial for invalids and recommends seeking licensed dealers with bottles sealed and labeled.
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World Champion Richard Jordan Draws Horr in Checker Match
A best game of the day ended in a draw between Richard Jordan of England and Horr of the United States. The article lists opening positions and move sequence with a diagram explaining checkerboard numbering, noting Black on 1 3 8 10 11 12 14 and White on 19 20 21 22 23 27 31.
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Eng am Dorchester Meet Set For Thursday Duel
Dorchester faces English High in a dual track meet Thursday at English High School. Captain Burlingame and N. A. Sherman lead Back Bay entries while Paul Hayes and Siney pace distance events for Dorchester. Harold Seeley’s absence weakens Dorchester in the shot put. Jack Norton leads Eng lish High in weights.
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Hanlon's Pay Cut One Half In Brooklyn Move
President Ebbetts of the Brooklyn National League club says Hanlon's pay would drop from 12,500 to 6,000 a year under a new contract. The move reflects club finances and player pay, with Ebbetts noting conditions have changed since Hanlon joined six years ago. Ebbetts will travel to take charge temporarily before the team heads south.
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Fish Marsh Beats Manuel At Pool In Murray Tournament
In Miah Murray's tournament Fish Marsh defeated Manuel 125 to 86. Marsh impresses as a rising dark horse candidate for the title as others back his chances. Tonight Kid Taylor faces Thompson pool and Harry M.
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