Red Sox In Cold Spring Camp Boosts Hitting Hope
Hot Springs reports a brisk windup of Red Sox spring work as Stahle leads in batting in three games. Hooper and Lewis struggle to find form while veterans adapt signals and coaching. Big Jake posts 11 hits with three homers and five RBIs as the club looks to equal northward momentum.
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Hooper
Red Sox
Stahl
Collins
Cobb
Lajoie
Big Jake
Lewis
Speaker
Boston
Stahle
Harry Hooper
Clyde Engle
Pirates
Ozarks
Baseball Teams Endure Harsh Training in Ozarks Trip and Departures
The Boston and Pittsburgh squads endured a mountain hike under cold conditions as part of hard training. Key figures like Stahl and Dooin push players through signal practice while debates over infield and pitching staff shape lineup. Upcoming moves include Wild Bill Donovan rejoining the Tigers and Faust’s stubborn stance amid managerial concerns.
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Philadelphia
Indianapolis
Charley Dooin
Connie Mack
Charley Faust
Barney Dreyfuss
Giants
Faust
Kansas
Dreyfuss
Graham
Pittsburg
Pirates
Clarke
Nanamaker
Bonesetter Reese
Youngstown
Dayton
Wild Bill Donovan
Tigers
Monroe
Big Season for Lawn Tennis in United States
New York March 22 The United States National Lawn Tennis Association executive committee met to arranged the annual schedule with many applications for dates especially from the West and many new clubs seeking membership. About 200 contests are expected with Palmer H. Presby of Boston among those present.
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New York
United States National Lawn Tennis Association
West
Palmer H. Presby
Boston
Cameron to Assist English High School Baseball Team
Hugh S. Cameron former Brown University baseball player will assist Coach A. C. Tenney of the Boston English High School baseball team this spring. Cameron’s extensive baseball experience and close friendship with Tenney are expected to benefit the players.
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Hugh
Cameron
Brown University
A. C. Tenney
Boston English
Mr. Tenney
Boston High School indoor track meet draws 600 entries
The annual regimental indoor track meet of the Boston High School league is set for this afternoon at the South Armory. Over 600 entries have been received by Dr. Thomas F. Harrington, promising an interesting program with the first event at 2 30.
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Boston High School Track and Field League
South Armory
Thomas F. Harrington
Boston High School Track Championship Set for Today
English High School remains the favorite to win the Boston city title with Dorchester High seen as a strong challenger. The meet features 18 relays and combined scoring across seniors juniors and intermediates with a new BA A style relay scoring offering five points for fastest time and 0.5 point increments for others.
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Boston
English High School
Dorchester High
Montgomery Street
English High
Commeéfte
Boston Latin
Mechanic Arts
High
fEnglish High
New Rochelle and Melrose High Face Off In Final School Hockey
This afternoon New Rochelle High meets Melrose High at the Arena to close the school hockey season. Both teams have trained regularly for the game and expect a large crowd as New Rochelle seeks victory after prior wins over Providence Hope Street and Western Massachusetts champs Amherst High.
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New Rochelle
Melrose
New Rochelle High
Boston
Hope Street High School
Morgan Ger
Kaeare
Paere
Old Cy in Rarest Form in the Box
Augusta report notes Tyrus Cobb watching Braves as Cy Young shines by holding Yannigans to no baserunners in five innings. C Bradley Hogg follows with stellar work, Joe Wall impresses at first base with 17 putouts, and the regulars tally early runs aiding a decisive win.
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Tyrus Raymond Cobb
Bisons
Tiger
Braves
Georgia
Cy Young
Young
Yannigans
Bill Rariden
Grandstand
C. Bradley Hogg
Valdosta
Texas
Joe Wall
Doc Miller
Irving Lewis
Wall
Sweeney
Bil
Campbell
Kaiser
Miller
Dickson
Perdue
Spratt
Houser
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Jones
de Poe
Kiser
Chas Cisie
Gowdy
Pfeffer
Mengert
Brown
Roe Lewis
Eee Dickson
Erteces Perdue
Deoraeeneaeer - Od
Hogg
Farrell
Mother of Ban Johnson Dead in Cincinnati
Mrs. Janice C. Johnson mother of B. B. Johnson of Chicago and member of the National Baseball Commission died at her home in Cincinnati on March 22.
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Ban Johnson
Cincinnati
Ohio
Janice C. Johnson
B. B. Johnson
Chicago
American Baseball League
National Baseball Commission
Saxe bill to abolish State Athletic Commission stalls in Senate
Albany N Y March 22 The Saxe bill abolishing the State Athletic Commission was reported by the Senate codes committee. An objection to placing it on final reading automatically sent it to the bottom of the general orders calendar and action seems unlikely this session.
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Albany
N. Y
State Athletic Commission
Senate Codes Committee
Cobb Shows Fine Form as Braves Prep for Season
Ty Cobb declines to name positions for Atlanta but predicts the Braves are a first division contender. Cobb looks heavier and in prime condition, with strong outfield defense noted as six men snag ten flies. Irving Lewis impresses at catcher after limited practice. Park improvements erase muddy holes from floods.
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Stahl
Pirates
Red Sox
Yannigan
Ty Cobb
Braves
National League
Georgia Peach
Cobb
Allen Park
Campbell
Irving Lewis
Bungay
1912 Champs at Jackson 1912 Champs at Jackson
The 1912 and 1914 Jackson College women’s basketball teams met in a deciding game for the championship. After two tie 10 minute periods 11 apiece Miss Hulen scored early in overtime to give 1914 the lead before 1912 rallied with a Waterman basket and Miss E Jones sealed it at the final second. The 1912 team won the title and will receive sweaters from the Jackson College Athletic Association. Attendance 300 with officials and scorers listed.
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Jackson College
Miss Hulen
Waterman
E. Jones
Jackson College Athletic Association
Jones
R. F
Dailey
Evelet
Henry
Dye
Grace Burt
B. U
Octaviene J
Edith Vandeboval
H. Hearsey
Ett Phillips
Brunswick Team Champs Capture 1912 Bowlers Title
Chicago March 22 Bowler teams completed the five man event and began doubles and singles in the American Bowling Congress tournament. The Brunswicks of New York won the 1912 team championship with 2904 pins and a $750 prize. Scores and entrants featured many Chicago bowlers with some Western entries. Doubles and singles were set for tonight.
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Chicago
American Bowling Congress
New York
Syndicate Formed to Build Yacht for International Race
A Chicago based syndicate headed by William Hale Thompson, commodore of the Chicago Yacht Club, plans to build a yacht for the international race against the Canadian craft Patricia and for the Manhasse Cup event in New York next summer.
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Chicago
A_ syndica
William Hale Thompson
Chicago Yacht Club
Patricia
New York
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