Red Sox Flop as Reds Dominate Game Two in Hot Springs
Cincinnati Reds overwhelmed Boston 9 to 3 in a second straight win. Boston errors by Wagner and French helped the Reds gain nine runs on eight hits while Niles Hooper and Lewis in the outfield played solidly, but the infield miscues and weak hitting doomed the Speed Boys. Bradley shows promise behind the plate and may win a catching berth if he sticks in spring practice.
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Ark
Boston
Reds
Speed Boys
Cincinnati
Donovan
Red Sox
Wagner
Charlie French
Griffith
Niles
Hooper
Lewis
Hugh Bradley
Worcester
Bradley
Pat Donahue
Lord
Pat Donohue
McConnell
French
Harry Lord
Speaker
Stahl
Yannigans
Myers
Carrigan
Beebe
Castleton
Sugs
Pape
Bescher
Mike Mitchell
Gardner
Sox
Griffin
Lobert
Hoblitgzell
Mitchell
Doyle
Paskett
Downey
Clarke
Barberich
Suggs
Karger
Anderson
AB. R. BH
PO. A. F
Reseher
McCabe
Lohert
Hoblitzell
Milter
Paskert
Reebe
Geo
AB. R
Bf Fas
Corrigan
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Bradies
P .E
McGonnill
Ospesker Poetessseee
Miller
Strock
Cleary
Pocket Time Savers Handbooks Advertise Exhibit
The International Correspondence Schools promotes Pocket Time Savers handbooks for electrical workers building trades machinists plumbers office workers and more. Books range 414 to 872 pages with formulas and illustrations offered at 50 cents cloth and $1.00 leather binding during a free exhibit at 9 Boylston Street Boston.
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International Correspondence Schools
Boylston Street
Poston
Cronin denounces false PerryColeman interview report
George W. Coleman repudiates a newspaper interview attributed to him. He says no statements were made to reporters and demands that coverage stop fabrications harming him and others. Attorney John J. Cronin confirms involvement in federal proceedings and argues for caution until advised.
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George W. Coleman
Post
John J. Cronin
West
Pirates avoid exhibitions in Spring to sharpen team
President Barney Dreyfuss of the Pirates says no exhibition games in Hot Springs. He prefers practice with the Yannigans and regulars to work more players, gauge candidates, and fine tune pitchers as the club prepares for the season. The Pirates will practice daily twice during their stay.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Barney Dreyfuss
Pittsburg
Boston
Cincinnati
Dreyfuss
Yannigans
Clarke
Pirates
Distance runners prepare for Boston Marathon big field
Local distance runners train five days before the Boston Marathon on April 19 with many on the course from Ashland through Newton to the Wxeter street clubhouse. Veterans include Bob Fowler and Jimmy O Mara while newcomers, including Tim Ford of Cambridge and Henri Renaud, loom as dark horses. Canadian entrants like Anthony Higgins, Jerry Corkery, and Jimmy George from Hamilton join a growing international field.
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Boston Athletic Association
Ashland
Newtons
Wxeter Street
Timothy Ford
Cambridge
Hienri Renaud
Bob Fowler
Long Mat
Fowler
Jimmy O'Mara
O'Mara
New York
Boston
Anthony Higgins
Montreal
Jerry Corkery
St. Catherines
Longhoat
Hamilton
Jimmy George
Connolly Criticizes AAU Officials Over 1906 Treatment
Arthur Duffey's column recalls Jimmy Connolly's attack on AAU handling of Tom Cronin and other American athletes. It contrasts 1896 and 1900 notions of fair play with 1906 and 1908 disputes, noting criticism by Cronin, Bill Eaton, Bob Fowler, and others while praising Leon Martel's Doves backstop possibilities.
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Jimmy Connolly
Connolly
Tom Cronin
Bill Eaton
Jim Sullivan
Matt Halpin
Bob Fowler
Paris
London
Athens
America
England
Boxing notes and questions from Boston sports pages
A collage of boxing names, nationalities, and results from Boston area coverage. Mentions Klaus Papke Donahue and Walsh Delmont Ketchel, plus inquiries about age limits for Andover Exeter and Marathon entry. Ends with a Tim's Bits quip about a bashful suitor testing a young lady.
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Jim Jeffries
John L. Sullivan
Cambridge
Jimmy Walsh
al Delmont
Walsh
Boston
Stanley Ketchel
Stanislvous Kiecal
Klaus-Mivan
Klaus Sullivan
Klaus
New England
School Street
Worcester
Frank Klaus
Billy Papke
Pittsburg
Athetics
Andover
Exeter
Young Donahue
Phil Powers
George W. Brown
Exeter Street
City Fathers Tell Of Graft In Pittsburg
Forty present and former members of the city council face indictment on bribery charges and ten more on suspended sentences after confessing a pool of ten thousand dollars used to influence votes. Captain John Klein named as exchequer chief. Judges and district attorney arrange immunity and resignations as councilmen plead guilty.
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Pittsburg
Select and Common Council
John Klein
W. A. Magee
Hospital Fire Startles Tots at Children’s Ward
Nurses calmed frightened children as fire engines roared and smoke filled a north end hospital chimney. Fire was confined to the chimney and extinguished quickly with minimal disruption to routines.
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Childrens' Hospital
McAuliffe Predicts Jeffries Johnson Clash Challenges Style Change
Jack McAuliffe, once undefeated lightweight champion, spoke at a dressing room reception describing the Jeffries Johnson bout as the toughest task for Jeffries. He warned that training with many clever boxers could erode Jeffries natural fighting style, citing his own rematch with Myers to illustrate how a fighter adapts and loses instinct.
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Jack McAuliffe
McAuliffe
Jim Carney
Revere Beach
Fiftie Arena
Jeffries
Myers
New Orleans
Free Port Resolve Approved After Reconsideration
Mayor Fitzgerald's free port proposal to create a duty free zone on the waterfront gained a favorable committee report after initial ridicule. The plan envisions docks and warehouses where imported goods are stored and sold before duties are paid, with factories in the zone to process materials and boost nearby development. The Massachusetts resolve urges Congress and state representatives to push action.
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Free Zone
Congress
Washington
Committee On Federal Relations
Massachusetts
Inaugural remarks on Boston free port
Mayor Fitzgerald urged Congress to pass legislation for a Boston free port modeled on Hamburg. He argued Boston has unique water front facilities for a large bonded area where goods can be manufactured warehoused and trans shipped free of tariff restriction.
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Fitzgerald
Boston
Congress
Hamburg
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