Doves Regulars Triumph Over Peaches In Augusta Debut
In Augusta on March 21 the Doves defeated the Peaches 8 to 0 in the first spring game. Gus Getz and Moran led the fielding and hits, while Buster Brown held the Peaches hitless in four innings. Fred Lake emphasized daily practice as the team prepares for two more games against Augusta with morning workouts and afternoon contests.
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Doves
Peaches
Augusta
Boston
Sol
Lake
Fred Lake
Dave Shean
Dave
Arlington
Fred
Jimmy Neary
Gus Getz
Moran
Lesse
Bill Cooney
Bill
Becker
Bill Sweeney
Harry Smith
Reridon
Getz
Martel
Buster Brown
Billy Burke
Peaches Graham
Billy
Ferguson
Mattern
Evans
Richie
White
Doves Moran
Ao Rariren
Brown
Burke
Wolfgang
Cooney
Marte
Graham
Curtis
Tuckey
Ita
Graham Steen
Sweeney
Toe
Br Brown
Bs More
Beck
Stem returns as caller after last season at first base
Fred Stem, who played first base with the team last year, acted as a caller today as he travels back to his home in South Carolina.
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Fred Stem
South Caro
Cobb Back In Form As Augusta Teammates Reassemble
Beals Becker reports a heal th boil on his heel now cured and Ty Cobb appears in good shape after practice with the Augusta squad. The team readies for Wednesday night’s showing of Forty Five Minutes From Broadway with boxes reserved at the theatre.
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Lina
Augusta
Stem
Beals Becker
Ty Cobb
Broadway
Winthrop High Captures State Basketball Title
Winthrop High defeated Winchester High 38 to 18 at Lyceum Hall East Boston to claim the state basketball championship. Snow starred for Winthrop with strong all around play while Hurd led Winchester as a key substitute. Somerville High beat Winthrop High second team 20 to 1 in the junior contest.
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Winthrop High
Winchester High
Lyceum Hall
East Boston
Winthrop Boys
Winchester Boys
Beach Boys
Winthrop
Hurd
Winchester
Somerville High
Somerville
Green
Floyd
Woodman
Gardner
Wally Piec
Grant
Morgesoan
Dover
Huisnow
Hamilton
Hanes
Thea Hips
Snow
Morgeson
la Cour
Fielding
Tin
Tash
Harvard Yarmigans Defeat Regulars 7 to 2 in Practice Scrimmage
The Harvard Yannigans routed the Regulars 7 to 2 with errors fueling most runs. A. F. Winter broke his leg sliding into first and will miss time, while Hicks impressed on the mound with seven strikeouts in four innings.
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Harvard Yarnigans
A. F. Winter
Desha
Marshall
McLaughlin
Hicks
Crimson
Yannigans
Carr
Lanigan
Hardy
Ernst
Aronson
Rogers
Minot
Winter
Archie Fillans Winter
Webster
The Pie Eaters by Walt Mason
A New Jersey sport Irislaid issues a pie eating challenge with gold stakes. The pie eater skips training and gore heavy effort, promising fame and honor for the winner while the loser also gains regard in this humorous account.
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New Jersey
Peaches Graham Elected Captain of Scrub Nine
Peaches Graham was chosen captain of the scrub nine and the group agreed to rename themselves Peaches hereafter replacing the former Yannigans designation.
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Peaches Graham
Scrub Nine
Peaches
Yannigans
Barges and trawlers bring large groundfish haul to local market
About 1,418,800 pounds of groundfish arrived from 36 trawlers at the wharf since closing Saturday. Haddock led at 788,800 pounds, cod 556,000, hake 23,500, pollock 20,800, cask 21,700, and sered haddock 8,500. The Mary de Costa sent most fish to Gloucester. The Catherine and Ellen lost a gaff in transit. A public notice mourns Perrin Prior of P. H. Prior & Co. death. Seven hundred barrels of fish heads go to Vinal Haven for glue. Further ship repairs and price lists are noted.
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Mary de Costa
Gloucester
Catherine
Ellen
Perrin Prior
Elmer Prior
P. H. Prior & Co
Vinal Haven
Massasoit
Matiana
North Scituate
Green's Yard
Chelsea
Haddock
Cod. Hake
Pollock John J. Fallon
Catharine and
Morning Star
Yankee
Elva L. Spurling
Emily &. Cooney
fIda
M. Silvya
Evelyn M. Thompson
Mabel E. Bryson
Flora
Nickerson
Lucy B. Winsor
Mattie D. Brundage
Mary E. Sennett
N. H. Rowe
Marguerite
Wortan
Sarah
Ig Reliance
Singapore
Penang
Indra Line
Indrani
New Haven
Manila
Cebu
Sabang
Gibraltar
Rock
Berwind
Guanica
Porto Rico
Nora
Macoris
San Domingo
London
Edda
Liverpool
Soutra
Cardenas
Boston
Shipping News Mini Almanac for March 22
Maritime brief listing arrivals cleared sailings and vessels in tow across routes from Manila to Newport News. It notes ship schedules with rise and set times, high tides, and specific steamers, tugs, and barges moving between Norfolk, Baltimore, Newport News, and Portsmouth along with names such as City of Augusta, Edward Luckenbach, and J. B. King & Co.
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Saunday
Taurus
Fast Boston
Boston Towboat Company
Frank Foote
Vesta
Richard Keough
Bertelsen
Lewis Wharf
Savannah
Diehl
New York
Boston
Macon
Umstead
Edward Luckenbach
Norfolk
A. G
Cadenas
Newport News
Swash Channel
Sandy Hook
Shipping News Miniature Almanac
Fee Ip
Arrividers Menominee
Anfindsen
Ant
Indrant
Wilkes
Manila
Cebu
Singapore
Penang
Sabang
Gibraltar
Berwind
Jenkins
Guaniea
P. R
City of Aucnsia
Howlett
Iniucker
Dizer
Baltimore
Newport
Kenebec
Byrne
Tacony
Wallace
Salem
Devon
South Amboy
Nottingham
Johnson
Lambert's Point
Prudence
Chandler
J. B. King & Co
Boxer
Miles
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Nemasker, Betts
Elizabethport
N. d
Saco
Georges Creek
McLeod
Portsmouth
N. H
Gloucester
Watupps
Hammond
Bath
Chester
R. Lawrence
Bead
Rockport
Marguerite
Reer
Newburyport
Mass
Yarmouth
City of Augusta
Nantucket
Calvin Austin
St. John
N.br
Portland
Westport
Ontario
Massachusetts
Tecony
Harges Devon
Ardmore
Haverford
Hampton Roads
Annie H. Smith
Solitaires
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Candy Kid
Zille
Wolfgang Pitcher
Boston Nationals
Hargedon
Washington Street
Globe Theatre
LYNCH
Hanover Street
Blackstone Street
Carthy
Seorer—Matthews
Maloney
Bacon
Woolmer
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Harvard Yannigans
Bolton
Potter
Kennedy
S.s
R. Tr. Aronson
J. Angell
I. C. Bolton
Tr J. Campbell
J. P. Carr
J. R. Deshin
A. deWindt
I. P. Ferguson
J. Frye
C. Hann
H. Harvey
R. Laydock
H. Johnson
H. W. Kelley
J. Kennedy
Kenney
Cl l L. Lanigan
G. McLaughlin
R. S. Marshall
W. M. Minot
W. O'Connell
D. V. D. Flaherty
R. S. Potter
H. A. Rogers
Twitchell
W. GC. Wilby
A.T. Abeles
N. H. Baldwin
J. C. P. Bartholf
I. G. Blair
W. V. Booth
H. G. Bonchardt
KE. Bradley
I. R. Brown
H. F. Browne
W. F. Brown, Jr
T. Buel
J. HH. Coon
H. Clark
R. G. Ervin
S. Melton
G. P. Gallert
HW. B. Gardner
G. H Hands
B.C. Hardy
Fk. C. Holbrook
P. M
the Pie Eaters
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George Matthew Adama
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