Regulars Beat Yannigans in Seven Inning Contests
Captain Donahue’s Yannigans were defeated seven to one by the Regulars in a seven inning game. Maguire’s crew struggled as Tannehill Steele and Carrigan failed to spark the attack while Criger and McHale shone in the field and on base. The Red Sox wore new traveling uniforms for the clash with Little Rock and Ralph Glaze’s arrival is anticipated.
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Little Rock
Ark
Donahue
The
Yannigans
Maguire
Jigs
Frank
Jesse Tannehill
Elmer Steele
Bill Carrigan
Carrigan
Lewiston
Carlisle
Ostdick
Unglaub
Maire
Cicotte
Fred Burchell
McConnell
Lord
Baltimore
Elmer Criger
Lou
Burchell
Criger
Sullivan
Gessler
McHale
New England League
Cravath
Huntington Avenue
Boston Garden
Red Sox
Ralph Glaze
Glaze
Dartmouth
Cincinnati
Ralph
Thoney
McFarland
Morgan
Young
Wagner
AB R
Ord Ween
Wee
Tenes
Ceses
Sesseses
Zannigar Ans
Atta Carlisle
Tannehill
R. F . Sae
Wane
F. Donahue
McConnell Poised to Replace Laporte in Red Sox Infield
In Little Rock the Red Sox infield shows strength with Unglaub McConnell Wagner and Lord forming a cohesive unit. McConnell's speed at the base impresses, matching early chemistry seen between Parent and Ferris years ago, while Laporte faces a tough recovery and uphill battle to win the job.
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Little Rock
Ark
Red Sox
Unglaub
McConnell
Wagner
Lord
Parent
Ferris
Laporte
Bowerman Shines in Spring Work at Augusta Showdown
In Augusta Georgia on March 20 1928 catcher Bowerman impressed as Dave Brain negotiates. Brain seeks $800 more this season while Joe Kelley remains firm with the old terms. Bowerman proves midseason form as teammates prep at Warren Park and in gym basketball, weather turning chilly with forecasts of more cold days and a planned game lineup featuring Dexter at first and Coles Lunering in left.
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Warren Park
Joe Kelley
Dave Brain
Brain
Davey
Kelley
Frank Bowerman
Bowerman
War Horse
Conten
Augusta
Dexter
Brown
Carson
Schmik
Grey
Valders
New Bedford
Busch
Bierman
McLauren
Coles
Lunering
Phelan and Steptoe Expand Hat Stock at 38 Boylston
Compelled by business, Phelan and Steptoe enlarged quarters at 42 Boylston and added a neighboring store at 38 to house an exclusive hat stock. The new location showcases fine designs in outing, business, and dress hats, while the original 42 storefront continues to offer gentlemen's furnishings.
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Boylston Street
Phelan & Steptoe
Haberdashery
Boston
P. M. Phelan
Edward Steptoe
Bits of Baseball From Little Rock
In Little Rock March 20 Barrett missed practice with a lame back. The Boston players endured Little Rock justice in court where a bell boy was fined 100 dollars and jailed 120 days with pay 35 cents daily minus 20 cents for keep. A second case fined a dish washer five dollars for poor employment. Manager McGuire barred pitchers from bowling to spare arm muscles as cold air cooled daytime temps.
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Little Rock
Ark
Barrett
Boston
Pat Donahue
Calaboose
Cobb Signs with Detroit A L Club This Season
Tyrus Cobb champion batter of the American League last season signed a contract to play with the Detroit American League Club this year. He will join the team at Little Rock in a few days after talks with President Frank J. Navin, who announced the agreement without releasing details.
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Detroit
Mid
Tyrus Cobb
Little Rock
Cobb
Frank J. Navin
Navin
Free-for-all at Readville July 4 trot for $5000
Readville track will host a free-for-all trot on July 4 with a $5000 purse. Directors approved a three heat race plan allowing any number of starters from a single stable and entries close May 1.
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Readville Track
Tommy Burns Hypnotic Eye Causes Big Upset Claims
The piece discusses Tommy Burns defeating Moir Palmer and Roche in England and Ireland by a so called hypnotic eye, with backers claiming Burns stared opponents into defeat and adding $10,000 to his earnings. It compares ancient legends of Sullivan Jeffries to Burns and notes hypnotism as a new pugilism trend and a mail course advertised by Professor Steely Stare.
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Moir
Palmer
Roche
Atlantic
Tommy Burns
England
Ireland
Jem Roche
Burns
Champ
Tommy
John L. Sul
Steelystare
Amateur golf championship set for Wollaston links
The Massachusetts Golf Association amateur championship will be contested at Wollaston from June 17 to July 20 with Windeler shield for five score low teams. Boxing action comes to Mechanics Hall next Monday and Tuesday for the national amateur championships with about 75 bouts. Arthur J. Mather of the Medford Boat Club dominates after winning the heavyweight title in New England wrestling and heads to New York for the national championship. Dartmouth's Dr. John W. Bowler pushes a strong two mile relay team for the Pennsylvania carnival and Green honors.
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Massachusetts Golf Association
Wollaston Links
Boston
Simon Pyres
Boston Athletic Association
Mechanics’ Hall
Arthur J. Mather
Medford Boat
Hanover
N. H
John W. Bowler
Dartmouth
Pennsylvania
Jimmy Briggs Defeats Billy Williams in Ten-Round Bout
In Rochester New Hampshire on March 20 Jimmy Briggs of Chelsea defeated Billy Williams of Cambridge in a ten round bout noted as one of the city’s best. Jim Bridger of Portsmouth won over Kia Bolduc in a three round preliminary.
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Rochester
N. H
Jimmy Briggs
Chelsea
Billy Williams
Cambridge
Jim Bridger
Portsmouth
Kia Bolduc
Peeps From The Doves Roost At Augusta Georgia
Augusta Georgia March 20 Bill Dahlen in fine condition keeps training with no soreness after days of practice George Dovey stays in the game. Ferguson and Boukes praised for fielding and hitting while Kelley entertains at the hotel with stories Cecil Ferguson and Pat Flaherty visit Ellis Hall with Elks affiliation.
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Augusta
Bill Dahlen
Cecil Ferguson
Pat Flaherty
The
Elks
Ellis’ Hall
Fine Bike Card for Park Rink
Albert Champion vows to quit racing if defeated by Moran at Park square rink. He aims to beat Moran then challenge MacLean again, training harder than any rival. Moran continues steady daily work, and a large field of amateurs is expected in the one mile handicap, with prizes based on speed and handicap.
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Park Square
Albert Champion
Gaul
Moran
MacLean
Champion
American Colleges Face Oxford Cambridge In Cable Chess Match
The 8 a m start marks a one day event from 8 a.m. to 6 30 p.m. with a 1 p.m. intermission. American team plays at Houston Club rooms PA, Philadelphia. English team at Inns of Court Hotel London. R T Black of Cornell out, H L Bauder of Pennsylvania to replace. Players: Hughes and Bauder PA, Wolff and Blumberg Columbia, Johnson Harvard, Williams Princeton.
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Philadelphia
Oxford
Cambridge
Houston
University of Pennsylvania
West Philadelphia
Inns of Court
London
R. T. Black
Cornell
H. L. Bauder
W. H. Hughes
L. J. Wolff
H. Blumberg
Columbia
K. S. Johnson
Harvard
G. Williams
Princeton
Harvard Defeats Columbia In Close Meet At Morningside
Harvard swimming team beat Columbia 27 to 26 at Morningside pool. Two tank records fell as P Withington set 100 yards in 1 0 and 220 yards in 2 48. Water polo followed with Columbia winning 7 to 0.
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New York
Harvard
Columbia Tonight
Morningside
P. Withington
Columbia
Brook Trout Drawing Series by Joseph Knowles
New England anglers are urged to read tomorrow's Post for Joseph Knowles' striking brook trout drawing. It launches a 10 part weekly series on game fish with accompanying articles describing habitats habits and fishing methods.
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New England
Sunday Post
Joseph Knowles
Knowles
Winter to join Red Sox within two weeks
Deacon Mc Guire received a letter from George Winter promising to join the team inside two weeks. Winter is in fine form and is likely to arrive before exhibition games with Wheeling. Mrs Winter previously opposed his return, but financial pressures seem to have overridden that stance.
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Winter
RED Sox
Little Rock
Ark
Deacon McGuire
George Winter
Id Bic
Wheeling
Dartmouth undergraduates back strict summer baseball rules
At a mass meeting in College Hall Dartmouth undergraduates unanimously endorsed rigid enforcement of summer baseball eligibility rules. The gathering featured speeches by BE. K. Hall and Professors EK. Bartlett and C. Laycock as sentiment favored maintaining high athletic ideals over professional temptations.
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BE. K. Hall
Intercollegiate Rules Committee
EK. J. Bartlett
C. Laycock
Athletic Council
Dartmouth
Boxing Gossip Signals Delmont bout in doubt and set for March 31
The Armory A. A. faced a canceled Walsh Delmont match after Walshs manager sought impossible terms and filed a forfeit. Walsh then booked a Los Angeles bout with Johnny Conlon, while other headlines note Johnsons Milwaukee clash, Papke postponement, and rising contender Jim Stewart with a string of early knockouts.
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Armory
A. A
Walsh- Delmont
Walsh
Newton Boy
Delmont
Johnny Conlon
Los Angeles
Conlon
Medford
Jack Johnson
Tommy Burns
Jim Barry
Chicago
Larry Temple
Sam Langford
Milwaukee
Bill Papke
Hugo Kelly
Stanley Ketchell
San Francisco
Matty Baldwin
Charlestown
Spike Robson
Providence Sports
Jimmy Briggs
Dick Nelson
Lymansville
Kid McDonald
Chelsea
Young Gaffney
Fox Point
McDonald
Joe Grim
Providence
John L. Sullivan
Jake Kilrain
Old Howard
Brooklyn
Jim Stewart
Bob Ward
California
Fred Bradley
Tame Bout at Roanoke A C
George Gunther and Larry Temple two Pennsylvania middleweights boxed eight rounds without a decisive effect. The crowd called the bout disappointing. Preliminaries saw Kid Victor outpoint Young Weiner in six rounds and Eddie Hornbeck of Albany edging Peter Connors of Pittsburgh.
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Roanoke A. C
George Gunther
Larry Temple
Pennsylvania
Kid Victor
Young Weiner
Eddie Hornbecker
Albany
Peter Connors
Pittsburg
Poggenburg Wins Amateur Billiard Match in Chicago
J F Poggenburg of New York defeated Clarence Jackson of Chicago 400 to 280 in the afternoon round of the national amateur billiard tournament. Poggenburg showed his best form of the event with a dominant performance.
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Chicago
J. F. Poggenburg
New York
Clarence Jackson
Poggenburg
Tech Cross Country Team Races Miles Under Captain Ellis
Captain Ellis led the Tech cross country squad a mile at a good clip yesterday. Runners in the group include C. P. Eldred 1911 C. George 1911 J. A. Biglow 1911 J. Schaaf 1909 C. P. Clapp 189? C. L. Batchelder 1909 and B. C. Huber 1910.
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Ellis
Tech
C. P. Eldred
C. George
J. A. Biglow
J. Schaaf
C. P. Clapp
C. L. Batchelder
B. C. Huber
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