Lannins Regulars Win Again In Arkansas Outlook
In hot springs Arkansas on March 23 the Lannin s Regulars beat the Yannigans for their third win of the week scoring six runs. Pennock starred with a flawless four inning stint while Foster and Henriksen and Thomas led the hitting. Tris Speaker plans to join manager Carrigan tomorrow noon and may play Saturday.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Ozarks
Yannigans
Savage
Thomas
Henriksen
Leonard
Janvrin
Yannigan
Jamie
McHale
Barry
Carrigan
Tris
Choctaws
Henricksen
Bi Scott
Hooper
Hoblitzell
Lewis
Cf Os
Gardner, &Beee
Toster
P . Eteawee
Pennock
P . Eereee
Cherokees AB
E. Agnew
McNally
Shorten
Ruth
Haley
Cady
Sawee
Leonard, P
Deeccseee
Leonard Ot McHale
Foster
Agnew
Okees
Y Cher
Kiliwee
Two New Records Hurled in Boston High School Indoor Meet
In the Boston regi mental indoor games at Boston English High School, Commerce and English High dominated. Feeney equalled the intermediate high jump record at 4 ft 9 in 3-4, Barrows set a broad jump mark of 9 ft 3 1 2 in, and Leiberfarb added a junior broad jump record of 8 ft 4 1 2 in.
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Boston High School
Boston English High School
Commerce
English High
Dorchester
East Boston
Hyde Park
Boston Latin
Mechanic Arts
West Roxbury
South Boston
Feeney
Barrows
Leiberfarb
Anderson
Winchenbaugh
Sheehan
Mechanics
Pinkham
O’brien
H. P
Mech
Nolan
Eng
Tobin
McNeil
Carle
H. V
O'Brien
Sulliven
E. B
Cohen
Mullen
Com
Williams
Cor
FitzGerald
Eastman
Sullivan
Smith
Finney
Bluestein
Mag
Walstein
Grant
Geiffin
Jom
Adelson
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Carter and Ross Lose in Pinehurst Foursome
The amateur professional foursome on the No. 2 course saw Chris Deibel and Herbert Lagerblade beat Philip Carter and Donald Ross two up. Scores ranged high with Carter at 88-38-71 and Lagerblade at 84-84-49. Deibel and Ross finished 74.
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Pinehurst
Chris Deibel
Youngstown Country Club
Florida
Herbert Lagerblade
Philip Carter
Donald Ross
Carter
Lagerblade
Deibel
Ross
Braves Clip Mack Men In Preseason Opener 8 3
The Braves defeated the Philadelphia Athletics 8 to 3 in a spring exhibition in Miami. Evers trio powered the scoring with 10 singles and two doubles while Rudolph and Barnes pitched well for the Braves. Stallings may start Nehf and Tyler against the Mackmen tomorrow as the Braves seek a 3-game sweep.
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Miami
Fla
Braves
Philadelphia Athletics
Evers Tribe
Mackmen
Rudolph
Jess Barnes
Athletics
Meyer
Crowell
McInnis
Walsh
Thompson
Oldring
Koney
Wilhoit
Red Smith
Haughton
Jacksonville
Fort Pierce
Stallings
Nehf
Tyler
Nabors
Myers
Morrissette
Mth
Strow
Evers
CrofWell
Konetchy
Magee
Maranville
Smith
McInnes
Konet
Meyers
Rigler
Klem
Sim
Snodgrass
Byers
Weeeeee
Epineivera
A Magee
Wees
Konetehy
Eeree
A Smith
Sane
Ore
O Blackburn
P Teen
Connolly Stene
Barnes
P Wae
Sid
AB. R . BH
Eeervsage
PO. A.B
Pick
Tates
MelIanis
Malone
Teres
Ly Crane
Mesers
Perkins
Vy Bush
P . Eheee
Sheehan
P . Cheer
Sthinning
Moran-Willard fight classification debated
The Moran Willard bout is discussed as a boxing match or prize fight for tonal reasons. Notices mention race entries for the St Alphonsus mile road race closing March 29 and sent to J W Comerford at St Alphonsus A A in Roxbury Mass.
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Jess Willard
Frank Moran
Madison Square Garden
Willard
Moran
Joe Comerford
St. Alphonsus
Hannes Kolehmainen
Comerford
Dorchester Club
Sbedford Harriers
Sparsans
Lewiston Star
J. W. Comerford
St. Alphonsus A. A
Roxbury
Mass
Holy Cross athlete Mark I. Devlin Jr to leave college
Mark I. Devlin Jr of Lawrence, Holy Cross College first baseman and 1917 football captain, will depart Worcester today to return home. The student body gave him a college refectory send off at dinner this noon.
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Worcester
Mark I. Devlin, Jr
Lawrence
Holy Cross
Tied for First Prize at Pinehurst Tin Whistle Tourney
The Pinehurst tin whistle tournament drew few New England entrants many busy winning cups this winter. C L Becker and C F Lancaster Woodlands Club tied at 72 net with C Jarecki Erie for first. Becker 82 gross, second best. Lancaster and W H Thayer Boston tied for third at 77 gross. Mrs W J Scannell Pittsburg won silver falis bogey tourney six up with two handicap.
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Pinehurst
New England
C. L. Becker
C. F. Lancaster
Woodland Club
C. Jarecki
Erie
Becker
Justice Thompson
Philadelphia
Lancaster
W. H. Thayer
Boston
W. L. Baldwin
Wee Burn
G. E. Barber
Derby
J. H. Herring
New Bedford
Charles Fletcher
W. J. Scannell
Pittsburg
Dorothy Campbell Hurd
Guy Metcalf
Providence
Agawam Hunt
Hurd
Red Sox Camp Notes Highlight Pettiti, Pettiti Heading North
The piece notes a hastily abandoned plan for a fighting event honoring rooter Frank Pettiti near the Majestic due to his early Boston departure. It cites rumors of a northward storm and Pettiti’s attempt to extend his stay, and confirms Tris Speaker’s return likely boosting next Sunday's attendance.
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Majestic
Frank Pettiti
Frank
Boston
Pettiti
Tris
Red Sox
Pittsburg
Callahan
New York Times Warns of Rising Spring Clothing Prices
The New York Times notes manufacturers expect higher retail clothing prices as costs rise. Merchants currently pricing up to 25 will reach 36 while 30 level retailers move to 385, signaling a gradual shift in consumer expectations and buying habits.
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New York Times
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