Beals Becker Saves Doves in GA Exhibition Classic
In Augusta on March 23 the Doves beat the Peaches 5 to 2 in a practice game. Beals Becker made a spectacular ninth inning leaping catch in deep right field to rob Forest More of a homer and preserve the win as Gus Getz and Bill Sweeney fueled the Doves with three hits each. Doc Martel led Peaches offense with two hits, while Tom Tuckey and Buster Brown pitched well for the Doves, and crowds of around 500 watched the high‑tempo action.
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Beals Becker
Doves
Cooney
Peaches
Bill Sweeney
Martel
Evans
Peaches Graham
Getz-Beck
Forest More
Becker
Beals
Gus Getz
Sweeney
Beck
Doc Martel
Wolfgang
Fred Lake
Jimmy Neary
al Mattern
Moran
Neary
Itleise
Richie
Graham
Shean
Billy Burke
Smith
More
Getz
Tuckey
Leise
Tom
Buster Brown
Burke
Buster
Doc
Cliff Curtis
Charley Horse
Sol
Boston
Ty Cobb
Broadway
AB. R. BH
A. E. Moumnt
Fi Becker
Get
Rarfden
P Senet
Po Tener
Oimnz
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Peaches AB R
White
Seeree
UA Cooney
Sree
Pep
Seva Peaches Oe Sons
Brown
Ball
Mattern
Pocket Time Savers Handbooks Promote Efficiency
The International Correspondence Schools offer pocket handbooks for electrical workers building trades machinists plumbers and fitters office workers designed to save time and raise salaries. Each volume ranges around 375 to 872 pages with practical data and formulas. Sold this week at 50c cloth and $1.00 leather, to advertise a free exhibit at 9 Boylston Street Boston.
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International Correspondence Schools
Boylston Street
Boston
Jeffries Brings Langford for Speed Training Camp
Big Jim Jeffries assembles a skilled training group including Jim Corbett and Bob Armstrong. Sam Langford is invited to join for speed training after his April bout with Stanley Ketchel in Philadelphia then return to California. The card at American A. C. features Glover vs Tickle and Golden vs Kennedy with a rich lineup.
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Big Jim Jeffries
Jim Corbett
Bob Armstrong
Jim
Sam Langford
Joe Woodman
Langford
Jeffries
Stanley Sxetchel
Philadelphia
California
Rowaéardenan
Sam
West End
A. C
Johnny Glover
Ralph Tickle
Glover
Boston
New York
New England
Tickle
Eddie Golden
Steve Kennedy
Lawrence
Barney Riley
Kid Lee
Jimmy Han
Harvard Crew Stalled by Captain Waid Illness
Harvard University crew faces delays as Captain J E Waid suffers tonsillitis, Withington sits out while spring practice continues. Metcalf rows in Ward's place and Leslie replaces Withington though Balch remains limited to singles while Whitney fills bow. Waid may still row today.
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Harvard University
J. E. Waid
Withington
Metcalf
Ward
Leslie
Balch
Whitney
Bow
Waid
Amherst Baseball Starts Spring Training Trip
Amherst College opens a spring training trip with a game at West Raleigh North Carolina on March 2. A March 2 schedule shows a game against Annapolis on April 1 and another against the University of Pennsylvania on April 5.
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Amherst
Amherst College
West Raleigh
N. C
Annapolis
University of Pennsylvania
Ketchel and Klaus Draw in Pittsburg Bout
Stanley Ketchel, world middleweight champ, drew Frank Klaus in six rounds before a record Pittsburg National Sporting Club crowd. Klaus led early, Ketchel faded late, referee Jack McGuigan of Philadelphia officiated.
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Pittsburg
Stanley Ketchel
Frank Klaus
Pittsburg National Sporting Club
Klaus
Ketchel
Jack McGuigan
National Club
Philadelphia
Harvard Gym hosts championship wrestling and fencing events
The Harvard University tournament at Hemenway gymnasium last night saw Bush beat Parks in heavyweight action, Case top Holbert and Kincaird in lighter classes, and Cist defeat Osgood as New England champion. Bradley over Mora Rodriguez, and an exhibition where Cist beat Page. Fencing results had McLaughlin and Hunt defeating Wilbur in two bouts. Cups from the handicap novelties were presented to winners.
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Harvard University
Hemenway Gymnasium
Bush
Parks
Case
Holbert
Kincaird
New England
Osgood
Lass
Bradley
Mora- Rodriguez
Cist
Page
McLaughlin
Wilbur
Hunt
Canadian Pacific Buys Milwaukee Property for Terminal
Milwaukeee March 23 The Canadian Pacific Railroad Company has acquired a block of property on the east side of Milwaukee near Lake Michigan for a terminal according to a story published here today The story cannot be confirmed here.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Canadian Pacific Railroad Company
Lake Michigan
Pardello Triumphs In Wrestling Bout At Columbia
George Godfrey injured a leg and missed the match with Leo Pardello at the Columbia last night. Jim Galvin substituted and the bout featured a 42 minute first fall for Pardello, a 1 minute 45 second second fall by Galvin, and a hard fought rubber for Pardello finishing in 4 minutes.
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George Godfrey
California
Leo Pardello
Columbia
Jim Galvin
Pardello
Galvin
Mason Wins Third Game In Three Cushion Tourney
Mason defeats Threshie 50 to 42 in the Imperial billiard room match. Mason posts a high run of 4 and an average of 51 while Threshie has a 4 high run and 47 average. Ryan and Campbell play tonight.
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Imperial Billiard Room
Mason
Threshie
Ryan
Campbell
Revenue Cutter Crewmember Shot in Armory Accident
William Schlapfer of the Acushnet crew was accidentally shot in the armory today while examining a revolver. The injury was not fatal.
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Vineyard Haven
William Schlapfer
Acushnet
President of the Lithographers Fred E Lidington And His Work
Fred E Lidington serves as president of the Lithographers union, guiding organization growth and labor goals. His leadership emphasizes member welfare, collective bargaining strength, and enhancing industry standards across printing trades. The article highlights his initiatives and impact on members.
Labor Leaders cc. Boston Lithographers' Union Leader Profile
Fred E. Lidington, president of Boston Local No. 3, has belonged to the lithographers' union since 1890. He has led locals in Chicago, St. Louis, Cincinnati, and more, with two years in Boston. The 1906 strike prompted a large member drop, now recovering. the craft is about 7 percent organized nationally. Wages run 22 to 40 dollars weekly, four-year apprenticeships, and a broad Vocal 8 jurisdiction including Providence and Worcester.
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Fred E. Lidington
Boston Lithographers’ Association
Lithographers’ International Protective and Beneficiary Association
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Mr. Lidington
Boston
United States
Vocal 8
Providence
Wor
Malden High Plans Veteran Baseball Squad for Spring
Malden High will field a veteran team under Manager Benoit with Captain Eberle and players Wescott Wolley Winer Crockett Cosgrove and Leatherman. The schedule includes April 2 Stoneham at Malden and home games through June 15 against Somerville with many local opponents.
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Benoit
Malden High
Eberle
Wescott
Wolley
Winer
Crockett
Cosgrove
Leatherman
Stoneham
Malden
Brockton
Somerville
Lawrence
Roxbury
Middies Open Season With 6 4 Win Over St Johns
Naval Academy defeats St John’s College 6 to 4 in Annapolis season opener. St John’s scored in the ninth with four runs on five hits and three errors.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
St. John’s
Collegians
Midshipmen
Local union holds meetings at 724 Washington Street
The association holds il meetings at 724 Washington Street in this city with President Jidington as a delegate to the Boston Central Labor Union from the group.
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Cester
Fall River
Portland
St. John
N. B
Washington Street
Jidington
Boston Central Labor Union
Association
New York Runners Readied for B A A Marathon
New York distance athletes will again bid for top honors in the B A A Marathon race to be held on Patriots Day. Manager George W. Brown reports a large metropolitan contingent has begun training on roads near New York for the contest.
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New York
George W. Brown
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