Braves Win From Athletics Again
Braves win 2 to 1 in Miami as timely miscues decide the game. Jess Barnes and Cal Crum hold the line for the Braves while Bush and the Johnsons pitch for the Athletics. Stallings leads the club with Evers to direct the final Macks game in Haddock, Ga, as Maranville and Hughes take air duty earlier.
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Dutch Witt
Mack Gang
Stallings and Company
Philadelphia
Bullet Joe" Bush
Johnsons
Ellis
Jess Barnes
Cal Crum
Braves
A’s
Jess
Crum
Bush
Johnson
J. Johnson
Witt
Evers
Bailey
Red Smith
H. Johnson
McInnis
Smith
Maranville
Bates
Haley
E. Johnson
Kelly
Athletics
Royal Palms Hotel
Rabbit Maranville
Tom Hughes
Phil
Rader
Boss Stallings
Haughton
Wise
Stallings
Haddock
Macks
PO. A. AB
Po.a. Movies
Wites
Grover
Strunk
Magee
Bodie
Gowdy
Tragesser
Barnes
E.j'ne'n
J.j'ns
Thrasher
Hale
B. Johnson
Chappell J
Reid
Linow to meet Zbyszko Monday in Mechanics Building
Ivan Linow, a top sensational wrestler, will meet Waldek Zbyszko Monday night in Mechanics Building replacing Alex Aberg. Linow stands over six feet tall and about 220 pounds, noted for aggressive power and catch can style. Promoter Tuohey has lined up several other matches.
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Ivan Linow
Waldek Zbyszko
Mechanics’ Building
Alex Aberg
Linow
Tuohey
Harvard Fencers to Meet Columbia Team
Harvard varsity fencing faces Columbia at Hemenway Gymnasium in a final dual of the season. The Crimson welcome Captain William H. Russell back, with Crimmins and Gay joining him against Columbia’s Allison Armand and Valentine ahead of the intercollegiate bouts at the Hotel Astor in New York on April 6 and 7.
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Harvard
Hemenway Gymnasium
Columbia Swordsmen
Yale
William H. Russell
Crimmins
Gay
Crimson
Columbia
Allison
Armand
Valentine
Hotel Astor
New York
Harvard Freshmen Hear Track Captain On Reform
Freshman track candidates from the Harvard class listened to Captain Eddie Teschner and other Crimson athletes at a meeting held yesterday in freshman halls. The recent reorganization of Harvard track athletics will consider the freshman teams and a goal to enroll many 19% athletes for spring training was outlined.
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Harvard
Eddie Teschner
Crimson
Boston College Baseball Roster Grows to 65 Players
The Boston College baseball squad, under Coach Sweeney, expanded to 65 players during a light workout at University Heights yesterday. The session included passing drills and pitcher warmups, with a 9:30 practice planned today and a full session expected at Varsity Alumni Field Monday.
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Boston College
University Heights
Sweeney
Varsity Alumni Field
Arlington High Eyes Revival of Cross Country Run
An Arlington High School plan to revive cross country running next fall aims to restore the sport once a major activity at the school.
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Arlington High School
East Armory meet shows English High leads schools
English High School leads the regimental meet with 33 points, Commerce close at 31 5 6, as Dorchester and Boston Latin post strong showings and Brighton High benefits from junior high jumpers. Senior events include hurdles, shot put, high jump, and long jump with multiple winners such as Francis Cronin, George Mullin, and J Weary among others.
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English High
Commerce
East Armory
English
Dorchester
Boston Latin
Brighton High
Francis Cronin
Walter Whalen
Eddie James
Dorchester High
C. R. Kilham
E. Parsons
Een Kilham
Comeres
J. Henry
Lehester High
G. J. Mullin
Seek Wing
J. T. Baldwin
George Mullin
E. J. Burke
A. D. Malley
Rodman Kilham
H. P. Wood
J. McVey
Mechanic Arts
H. Carmody
William Nolan
Eagle High
F. ‘Tobin
A. Moroni
FE. Ussey
Yde Park High
J. Feeney
G. Henderson
Ton
Bien
A. H. Marcy
T. B. Kerr
Chester High
Donnelly
KR. Moscow
A. Williams
J. R. Horwitz
J. C. Bluestein
Tang Nolan
Boston
Ony
Yin. T.hue
Bury Vary
Bernard Hurwitz
E. Waldstein
J. Griffin
W. W. Hartsborn
Destance
Sin
W. McArdle
Jenny Marshall
Dorches
E. O. Gray
Charles Finley
T, Noll
Hyde Park High
Wood
Sin.gie
Worswick
J. Bowen
West Roxbury
EB. Connolly
O. W. Christie
Booth
I. Newman
L. Smyth
Ae Sandy . Ellis
Enage High
Cietanes
E. Cohen
St Boston High
Deet
Boudreau
Gore
Aberg Scraps Bout With Zbyszko at Mechanics Hall
Husky Finn Alex Aberg fumes after canceling his Graeco-Roman clash with Polish great Waldeck Zbyszko slated for next Monday night at Mechanics Hall. Aberg cited unfair catch-as-catch-can conditions and respect for Boston fans. Also noted: Boston High School directors close a major echolastic meet, Yale and Michigan runners stirring talk, Lynn planning national rowing, Benny Leonard vs Freddie Welsh in New York, and Cornell claiming wrestling title with hopes for track in Philadelphia.
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Alex Aberg
Waldeck Zbyszko
Mechanics’ Building
Aberg
Zbyszko
Boston
Harvard Ball Team Plays Out of Doors at Soldiers Field
Harvard opened the season with an outdoor baseball game on Soldiers Field. Team A defeated the trailing Team B 6 to 8 in nine innings as Boyd and Delano pitched for the winners and Burrill Pratt and O Keefe pitched for the losers. Murray at third impressed with sharp fielding and Joe Knowles umpired after leaving the squad to train as an army aviator.
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Harvard
Soldiers Field
Boyd
Delano
Burrill
Pratt
O’keefe
Murray
Joe Knowles
Senators 4 Birmingham 2 in exhibition win
Washington Americans win 4 2 over Birmingham in an exhibition game at Birmingham. Doubles by Leonard and Smith and a single by Rice produced two eighth inning runs to seal the victory.
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Birmingham
Ala
Leonard
Smith
Rice
Washington Americans
Tigers Triumph Over Fort Worth 8 6 In Texas League Affair
Fort Worth Texas March 23 Detroit Tigers rallied from an early deficit to tie the game in the eighth and win 8 to 6. Both clubs executed three double plays as the local Texas league club led briefly in the first inning.
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Forth Worth
Tex
Detroit Tigers
Harvard Tufts Baseball Rematch Result and Pitcher Details
Harvard defeated Tufts 4 to 3 in 11 innings in last season’s college baseball game. The record game between Boston and the Athletics lists Coombs of Philadelphia and Harris of Boston as the pitchers.
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Harvard Tufts
Harvard
Boston
Athletics
Coombs
Philadelphia
Harris
Billy Meanix
Speaker
Cobb
Billy Manning
Pers
Cambridge
Hoppe Wins Four Billiards Games at Imperial Room
Willie Hoppe shone in a series of performances sweeping both afternoon and night sessions. He defeated Jake Schaefer 260 to 123 in the afternoon with a high run, and edged Chick Wright 250 to 69 in the night game after a 109 run to close. Also beating Charles Peterson 2 to 17 in a three cushion match and closing with Schaefer 20 to 11 in a graceful angle display.
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Willie Hoppe
Schaefer
Huntington Wins Big Over Brookline High in YMCA Meet
Huntington School swimming defeated Brookline High 90 to 23 at the YMCA pool yesterday. Brookline had just beaten Huntington 48 to 5, but Huntington, coached by Tom Fitzgerald, former Andover star, showed sharp improvement.
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Huntington
Brookline
Huntington School
Brookline High
Tom Fitzgerald
Andover
Johnson Declines Medal for Lannin in Series Row
Ban Johnson states that bestowing world's series emblems on club officials is not obligatory. The American League can assign no reason why medals should be handed Mr. Lannin, per a message from Brunswick, Georgia where Johnson is currently.
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Ban Johnson
Lannin
Red Sox
Boston
Ban B. Johnson
The
Post
Johnson
Brunswick
B. B. Johnson
Robson Wins In The Tenth At Commercial A C
Tommy Robson of Malden overcame a poor start to dominate the Quaker middleweight Frank Loughrey of Philadelphia at the Commercial A C. Referee Conley stopped the fight in the 10th, awarding Robson a technical knockout. Joe Burns of Montreal backed out of a bout with DeFoe but watched Billy Meyers replace him and go the distance. Joe Marden beat Young Clancy in two rounds while Larry Costello halted Tommy Powers late in the first round.
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Frank Loughrey
Philadelphia
Tommy Robson
Malden
A. C
Loughrey
Conley
Robson
Joe Burns
Montreal
Johnny Downes
Boston
Billy DeFoe
St. Paul
Billy Meyers
Augusta
Tommy McFarland
Burns
St. Paul Flash
Joe Marden
New York
Young Clancy
Somerville
Larry Costello
Tommy Powers
Handball Finalists Set After Semi Final Upset
Dave Owens and John O'Brien defeated John Harney the New England champion and John O'Brien 21-16 16-21 21-19 before the largest crowd of the season in Cabot Street Gymnasium last night. Instructor Mullen refereed. Tuesday at 8 Joe Goode and Gately face Mullen and McGowan in the first of the finals.
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Dave Owens
John O’brien
John Harney
New England
Cabot Street Gymnasium
Mullen
Joe Goode
Gately
McGowan
Bunker Bean Derby Attracts Attention In Headline Bill
The new derby Bunker Bean with a square crown narrow band and cord edge draws fascination as part of a headline bill. Tax is $3.50. Delano Spring selection showcases varied derbies and soft hats domestic and overseas priced three to five dollars.
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Delano
Crescents Meet Arena for Second Standings Showdown
Arena seven led by Captain Irving Small faces Crescent A C at Boston Arena tonight in a bid for second place and a possible rematch with the B A A for the league title. The B A A plays Irish Americans in New York as Gotham results decide the stakes. If B A A wins, they clinch. if they lose, the Arena winner ties for first and a playoff follows.
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Irving Small
Arena Seven
Crescent A. C
Boston Arena
Crescents
Arena
Boston Athletic Association
St. Nicholas Rink
New York
Gotham
Boston
Arlington High keeps second with 2–0 win over Brookline
Arlington High clinched second place in the Interscholastic hockey league by defeating Brookline High 2 to 0. The Spy Ponders dominated Brookline in the second half as Reycroft scored mid first half and Jost added a late-period goal, with Gillespie assisting on the second tally.
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Arlington High
Brookline High
Brookline
Reycroft
Gillespie
O’hearn
Jost
Arlington Brookline
Collins
Dooley
Duane Reycroft
Johnson McCarthy
Clifford
Taylor
Smith Tobt
Delaney Morton
Putnam Donnelly
Ceeseeseeeseseeesd
Marshall Schwamb
O' Hearn
Mooney and Grannan
Old-Time Boston Ball Player Edward Miller Dies
Edward Eddie Miller, one of the oldest pro baseball players in the United States and the longest serving dispatcher on the Southern Pacific railway system, died in Ogden Utah on March 23. He played for the Boston and Brooklyn teams before the National League era and was born in Toronto Ontario 67 years ago.
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Ogden
Utah
Edward
Eddie) Miller
United States
Southern Pacific
Miller
Boston
Brooklyn
Toronto
Ont
Red Sox Pitchers Sharpen Skills In Rainout Practice
In HOT SPRINGS ARK March 23 Jack Barry used three hours of batting practice and fielding drills despite rain postponing a game with Brooklyn. Foster and Pennock drew attention as Barry fine tunes arm health and delivery while planning for a May 16 roster limit and a Memphis trip.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Jack Barry
Duffy Lewis
Barry
Lewis
Walker
Shorten
Jack
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Wyckoff
Pennock
Foster
McCabe
Tyson
Jones
Red Sox
Doc Green
Lawrence to Get Lynn Club in Eastern Baseball
The Eastern Baseball Association plans a 10 city circuit for the coming season including Portland Lawrence Worcester Springfield New Haven Hartford Bridgeport and New London Lowell and Lynn are dropped. Lawrence closes a deal to transfer the club there with Jack Flynn as manager. First league games set for May 11 and the season ends Sept 15. A meeting in Boston is scheduled next Wednesday to decide the Lynn franchise.
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Barry
Jack
Middle West
Red Sox
Memphis
Little Rock
Boston
Brooklyn
Eastern Baseball Association
Portland
Lawrence
Worcester
Springfield
New Haven
Hartford
Bridgeport
New London
Lowell
Lynn
Jack Flynn
Pittsburg
Baltimore Federal League Club suit date moved up
The Federal District Court in Philadelphia changed the start date of the $900,000 Sherman antitrust suit brought by the Baltimore Federal League Club against organized baseball from April 12 to April 10. The action was filed a year ago seeking damages.
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Philadelphia
Federal District Court
Baltimore Federal League Club
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