Evers Doubles With Bases Full In Braves Victory
In Macon Georgia on March 23 Boston Braves beat Atlanta 7 to 3. Evers delivered a two base hit with the bases loaded in the fourth inning as part of a decisive rally, while Magee Schmidt and Moran supplied key hits. Luque and Williams held firm on the mound for Boston amid a strong showing by Atlanta hitters. Attendance reached about 500 with Mercer College students present.
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Rain Forecasted In Braves Camp In Macon
A cold wave eased slightly at Braves camp in Macon Georgia with clouds and a forecast of rain for tomorrow. The evening temperature stood at 47 degrees as officials predicted no major weather change, though locals expect warmer weather soon.
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Dean Makes New Record in 150 Yards
Russell Dean of the Brookline Gym set a New England indoor mark in the 150 yard breast stroke at Brookline public baths, clocking 1 minute 54 1 5 seconds, close to Herb Hebner's world record. Rand Hitchcock tied the tank record in 50 yards and Brookline Gym dominated the meet with 47 points over Brookline Swimming Club's 28.
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Debate over New England boxing and marathon rules in athletic circles
The piece critiques the New England boxing championships as overlong and amateurish and notes A A U rules on marathon aid sparking debate. It cites Jack Moakley on quitting at peak, praises the Braves camp, highlights Ted Meredith’s 49 25 seconds, and reports Kolehmainen’s return to training ahead of Panama-Pacific trials.
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St Alphonsus Cross Country Entries Close March 27
A reader asks when entries close for the St Alphonsus Association cross country run and advises addressing correspondence to J W Comerford at St Alphonsus Association Roxbury. The letter discusses sprinting versus jumping and age ranges for sprinters, plus an inquiry about Jack Johnson’s weight and age.
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Arena Hockey Club Versus B A A Tonight at Boston Arena
Arena Hockey Club vows a hurricane rally to pull even in the local chase. The B A A leads the series three games to one as both sides suit up full strength with Doc Gaudett cleared to start despite a fractured thumb.
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Barrow Rejects Fultz Arbitration Plan in IL War
Edward Barrow president of the International league declared opposition to David Fultz plan for arbitration to settle the war between organized baseball and the Federal league He said the IL will make no concessions and will not change its circuit He added the plan might help minor league players but not club owners and that owners in the league share his view.
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Kansas City Keeps Federal League Franchise After Agreement
Kansas City officials and the Kansas City Federal League club announced at a jubilee smoker that the organization will retain a franchise and a team in the Federal League following a mutual agreement. The event confirmed continuity of the club in the league.
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McCoy Beats Silent Martin In Brooklyn Bout
Al McCoy of Brooklyn, middleweight claimant, edged Silent Martin of New York in seven of ten rounds in a Brooklyn bout tonight.
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Phillies Top Cubs 4 1 Behind Cravath and Schulte
Philadelphia Nationals beat Chicago Cubs 4 to 1 in Tampa. Cravath drove in runs and Schulte contributed strong defense to pace the win.
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Local Lightweight Prospects Stir Boston Boxing Scene
Charley White looms as a near champion in the lightweight division with local bouts looming if Atlas A A can seal terms. Eddie Murphy Gallant and Matty Baldwin are named as top challengers as Sam Langford heads to New York for a tune-up before a McVey bout. Sam McVey, Jim Johnson and Willard photos link to circulating rumors while Cotton faces Kubiak in Manchester. Johnny Kilbane’s title rematch set for March 30 at Broadway S C follows his Williams win.
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