Red Sox Beat Yannigans In Snowy Springs Practice Tilt
Boston regulars defeated the Yannigans 7 to 5 at Majestic Park in HOT SPRINGS Arkansas, as weather lingered cold with occasional snow flurries. Charley Shorten led the hitters with three hits in four chances while Gardner, Speaker, and Tutweiler contributed key plays and fielding steadiness amid chilly conditions.
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Ark
Red Sox
Majestic Park
Boston Americans
Bill Carrigan
Heinie Wagner
Yannigans
Ruth Tops Regulars In Exhibition By Yan nigans At Home Grounds
Babe Ruth started for the Yannigans and pitched three innings while Hoblitzell delivered a clean single through the box. Ruth faltered in the fourth as the Regulars rallied with bases loaded and multiple hits. Cooper relieved in the fifth and held the Red Sox to one hit.
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Speaker
Cooper
Kocher
Tutweiler
McNally
Gainor
Dei
Cady
Mays
Shorten
Charley Shorten
Worcester New England
Duffy Lewis
RED Sox
Hienricksen
A. E. AB
Janvrin
Lewis
Hoblitzell
E. Scott
Ss . Steee
Gardner
Shears
C. Scott
P. Vu
E. Tutweller
Galnor
Ostergren
Sweeney
Gill
Ruth
Pp Setaesessss
Stenegeenss Ve Rey
Vannigans
Henricksen
Ruth J
Joseph Burns
Babe Ruth
North Carolina
Henriksen
Olaf
Tris
UDP
Young McNally
Everett Scott
Cody
Charley Scott
Carl Mays
Scott
McNaily
Providence
11 New Records at Middlesex School Interclub Games
Concord March 23 11 new records were set at Middlesex School annual interclub events as Sudbury Club defeated Assabet 101.5 to 77.5. Corwin Flower of Assabet broke four senior marks including shot put 34 ft 7 in broad jump 17 ft 6 in tied high jump 4 ft 1 in standing 9 ft 3.5 in and Mayer of Sudbury vaulted 7 ft 4 in.
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Concord
Middlesex School
Sudbury
Assabet
Corwin Flower
Kansas City
Flower
G. Brown
Mayer
Pasadena Wins Silver Polo Cups at Exposition Stadium
In San Francisco on March 23 the Midwick team from Pasadena California defeated Cooperstown New York 8 1 4 to 5 1 2 goals in the final for the silver Converse polo cups. New Yorkers conceded four goals by handicap and could not catch the Californians.
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San Francisco
Midwick
Pasadena
Cal
Cooperstown
N. Y
Panama-Pacific Exposition Stadium
Work to Begin Soon on the New St Ambrose Church Dorchester
Ground will be broken for the construction of the new St Ambrose Church in Dorchester early next month. The building will be on Adams and Dickens streets and is expected to be completed and ready for occupancy next autumn. It will provide employment for a large number of men.
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St. Ambrose
Adams and
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J. H. Harrigan
Cardinal O'Connell
New Houses Rise Along Gloucester Harbor Scene
The area sees rapid construction with 16 room upper level stucco, a stone and stucco garage begun under the Build Now movement, and a commanding Gloucester harbor view home. William T. Gamage will occupy a 15 room tile house at Grape Vine Cove by May 1, with fashionable grounds. Remodelling and repairs surge in the vicinity as projects multiply.
St Ambrose Parish Founded From St Peter's at Dorchester
Cardinal O'Connell approved plans for a new English Gothic church on Adams street Dorchester with rector Rev. John H Harrigan. Architect W H McGinty designed a 1200 seat 65 by 150 foot building on about an acre. Grand parish reunion planned May 21 at Hibernian Hall Roxbury to raise funds.
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Cardinal O’connell
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Cardinal O'Connell
W. H. McGinty
Adams Street
Father Harrigan
Dorchester Avenue
St. Ambrose Chapel
Harrison Square
Fields Corner
Father Lewis
C. P
Father Hugh
Blessed Gabriel Monastery
Brighton
Harrigan
Build Now movement reaches Cape Ann summer colonies
The Boston Post campaign expands to Bass Rocks and East Gloucester with hotel additions and renovations. The Hotel Thorwald gains a new story and 54 rooms while Merrill Hall undergoes extensive interior work. A 18 room Bass Rocks summer home for Allen P. Farmers is near completion and a S. K. Ames residence near Sunset Rock in East Gloucester nears occupancy.
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Boston Post
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Bass Rocks
East Gloucester
Thorwald
North Shore
Merrill Hall
Allen P. Farmers of
Boston
S. K. Ames
Melrose
Sunset Rock
Mayor’s Plan Approved to Build Now Road to Castle Island
Port Directors inform Mayor Curley they approve a 100 foot wide roadway from Marine Park to Castle Island. Dredgers will deposit rocky harbor material along the route to create a firm foundation, slowing progress and possibly taking several years to finish.
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Marine Park
Castle Island
South Boston
Boston Light
Yale Harvard Boat Race To Be Rowed Upstream
The Yale Harvard varsity eight will race upstream on the Thames River in New London on Friday June 25 between 4 30 and 5 p m with ebb tide at 1 30 p m and flood at 7 37 p m Morning events run from Red Top to the navy yard and from the navy yard to the drawbridge Chairman F Valentine Chappell says trains will observe from river banks and past races were also upstream in 1891 1905 1907 1908 and 1909.
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Conn
Yale
Harvard
Thames
F. Valentine Chappell
Red Top
Navy Yard
Drawbridge
Chappell
Harvard Track Men Open Spring Practice on Soldier's Field
Harvard track begins spring practice with about sixty runners taking the field on Soldier's Field. Cold weather and cautious workouts mark the session as Coach Powers prepares broad jumpers in the repaired pit while Coach Donovan plans daily workouts, skipping spring breaks.
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Harvard
Soldier’s Field
Powers
Donovan
Coach Wray Alters Harvard Crew Lineup in 2D Boats
Stormy Jim Talcott returns to the Harvard second varsity boat restoring his position at No. 2 and displacing Kenneth Culbert who moves to No. 6 in the sophomore shell. Meyer shifts from No. 7 to No. 8 with Richardson moving to No. 7 after a four mile prior race.
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Talcott
Harvard
Kenneth Culbert
New York
Culbert
Wray
Meyer
Richardson
Jewelry Clerk Weds Harvard Lawyer in Dorchester Romance
Miss Euphenia Laurette Riese a 21 year old Dorchester jewelry store clerk, married Theodore Hoague a Harvard graduate and wealthy lawyer from Mount Vernon Street after a March 13 engagement. The couple’s romance began when Hoague visited the shop.
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Dorchester
Harvard
Hewins Street
Theodore Hoague
Mt. Vernon Street
Union Tennis and
Herzog Cancels Game Amid New Orleans Protests
March 23 Cincinnati Nationals manager Herzog canceled a game scheduled at Covington La against the New Orleans Southern Association club. President Heinmann and director Harry K Stephenson protested, the case to be laid before the National Commission. Herzog cited unfit accommodations and grounds.
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Herzog
Cincinnati Nationals
Covington
New Orleans Southern Association
Heinmann
Harry K. Stephenson
Cincinnati
National Commission
Harvard Baseball Squad Opens Spring Practice
Harvard baseball opened workouts with Coach Sexton leading the full squad on the diamond. A practice game split into two teams allowed every player a chance to play while Frye appeared in the field among the top pitchers not used in the session.
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Harvard
Sexton
Diamonds
Frye
Bresnahan to Be Own Utility Man
Roger Bresnahan, manager of the Cubs, says he will assume a utility role to maximize resources as spring practice continues and the squad remains limited to 21 men. He confirmed this plan amid questions about his infield work.
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Bresnahan
Tampa
Florida
Roger Bresnahan
Cubs
Thompson to Retire From Yale Ticket Office for Sheepshead Bay
New Haven reports that Everard Thompson longtime head of Yale ticket department will retire soon to take a managerial role with a sporting enterprise at Sheepshead Bay New York He helped plan and build the Yale bowl and studied European athletic venues during a recent overseas trip.
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New Haven
Everard Thompson
Yale Ticket Department
Sheepshead Bay
N. Y
Thompson
Blackmailing as a Fine Art Described by Burns
Detective William J. Burns explains his view of blackmail as an art form in the upcoming Sunday Post. The piece outlines tactics, psychology, and cases illustrating how extortion operates in shadowy practice.
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William J. Burns
Next Sunday Post
Panama Pacific road race posts 50000 prize lure
The Panama Pacific Exposition unveils a new road race with fifty thousand dollars in prize money for the top finishers. Boston dealer IF W Paine joins H R Maddocks Co as Saxon and Stewart distributor. H R Curtis says Stanley will equip all 1915 cars with Apelco lighting. Chandler Motors announces seven passenger Six on display April 6 at Boylston Street. Farm Club secretary address listed as Hotel Majestic Hot Springs Ark.
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Chandler Motors of New England Inc
Chandler
Boylston Street
M. B. Weld
The
Farm Club
Hotel Majestic
Hot Springs, Ark
Wrestlers Cutler Lemle in Me chanics Building Show
Charley Cutler declares confidence that he will defeat Karl Lemle tonight in Mechanics Building as both wrestlers project victory. Roller faces Michailoff in a clash of styles while Dr Perle Fowler makes his Boston debut against Cyclone Burns in a card where all matches finish.
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Charley Cutler
Karl Lemle
Mechanics' Building
America
Lemle
Cutler
Roller
Michailoff
Mighty Pictures Dominate Next Sunday Post Feature
Readers will find two full pages of striking photographs in the upcoming Sunday Post. The showcase promises varied subjects, vivid scenes, and notable subjects. The edition highlights visual storytelling with prominent image-led coverage.
Schoolboy crews on Charles river practice
The Boston English High Boston College High Public Latin and the High School of Commerce crews practiced on the Charles river basin. Each school fielded three crews at different times with light work to evaluate the rowers under coaches Manning and Brignolis.
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Boston English High
Boston College High
Public Latin
High School of Commerce
Charles River
Manning
Brignolis
Richard McGinn Ineligible for Boston Latin Baseball
The star catcher Richard McGinn, aged over 20, will not be eligible to represent Boston Latin School this baseball season. School officials confirmed the decision citing age eligibility rules for junior varsity and varsity play.
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Richard McGinn
Boston Latin
Big programme for Ikey Woods benefit
A large charity event to aid Ikey Woods, Boston’s boxing and newsboy handler, is set for Monday night at Paine Memorial Hall. The all-star show features boxing, wrestling, vaudeville, and various entertaining acts organized by Woods’ friends to help him through a period of incapacity after a serious injury.
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Paine Memorial Hall
Appleton Street
Ikey Woods
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