Doves Beat Peaches 7 3 In Augusta Exhibition
In Augusta Ga on March 24 the Doves opened strong scoring six runs in the first three innings to beat the Peaches 7 3. Al Mattern pitched well for the Doves while Evans and More struggled for the Peaches with Ferguson making a key late rally stop. Beals Becker and Graham highlighted strong plays as the Doves notched nine hits to six for the Peaches.
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Andy Lawson Declares War Over Baseball League Row
President Andy Lawson of the United States league proclaims war after the National Association bans exhibition games with new clubs. He seeks AFL labor charter to unite 19% players under his rule and to overturn the reserve clause. A 138 game schedule runs May 1 to Sept 10 with Boston Providence Pawtucket Newport Brooklyn Paterson Newark and Trenton on the circuit.
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Boston
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Tennis Cabinet Reunites at White House Court
The White House court hosted a partial reunion of the Roosevelt era Tennis Cabinet as Ambassador Jusserand of France and Beekman Winthrop, Assistant Secretary of the Navy, played a fast singles match amid midsummer heat.
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Washington
White House
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France
Beekman Winthrop
Navy
Wingard Named Physical Culture and Athletics Director
Orono Maine March 24 Edward Wingard M S will be appointed next year as director of physical culture and athletics at the University of Maine. All coaches will report directly to him at his appointment tonight.
Football rule changes face final decision in New York
National Intercollegiate football rules committee plans to decide amendments this week in postponed session in New York. Leaders from Harvard Yale and Chicago weigh proposals including seven on-line players seven onside kick limits and forward pass rules while public criticism of rough play pressures moderation.
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Alonzo Stagg
Chicago
Walter Camp
Yale
Er. K. Hall
Dartmouth
Boston
Crawford Blagden
Harvard
Labor Leaders and Glass Workers Union History
John S. Williamson of Boston Decorative Glass Workers' Union No 28 leads a skilled trades union formed seven to eight years ago. The piece notes high wages, a national strike five years prior boosting conditions, regular meetings at 724 Washington Street, and a focus on stained glass and ornamental glass shades. It also mentions Captain Clifford Stevens of Lowell High School and a 1910 baseball schedule.
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Heavy fish landings at T Wharf in closing Lent week
A fleet of 32 vessels delivered 475 300 pounds of mixed fresh fish at T Wharf, led by haddock and cod quotas. Prices ranged from 2.5 to 3 cents per pound as crews shared reports of a dramatic near-drowning incident aboard the Little Fannie and a repair call for the steamer Phalrpp e.
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United States Fish Commission
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Woods Hole
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Hoosac Docks
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Newsboys to Hold Two Runs
The Boston Newsboys Club schedules junior and senior cross country runs on Saturday March 26. The junior one mile race starts at 2 p m from 277 Tremont street near Eliot street with a course through Eliot Park square Boylston and Arlington and back to the clubhouse. The senior two mile race begins at the clubhouse and traces a loop of Eliot Park square Boylston Arlington Marlboro Glouces ter Newbury Arlington Boylston Park square Eliot before finishing. Over 300 entries are expected across both events.
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Newbury
Rain Marred Daytona Run at speed carnival
A mid day downpour wrecked the Daytona Beach automobile speed carnival final day. No records fell and the 300 mile race for a $5000 trophy was canceled after over an hour delay. Bar ney Oldfield led one mile trials with 27 88, but could not match last week’s record.
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Oldfield
Glover Foul Costs South Boston Bout Against Tickle
Johnny Glover of South Boston fought Ralph Tickle of Providence to a fifth round finish at the American A C. Glover led early rounds but a low blow in the fifth gave Tickle the decision after a brief rest period. Crowd hissed the ruling while other results included Riley over Lee and Kennedy stopping Golden.
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South Boston
Ralph Tickle
Providence
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Tickle
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Moore
Tick
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Kid Lee
Chelsea
Steve Kennedy
Lawrence
Eddie Golden
South End
Golden
Pat Rocco
Jimmy Hanlon
Boston
Milton High Poised For Strong Baseball Team This Season
Milton High School baseball candidates have trained daily for about three weeks with seven returnees. Six players seek two open spots and about 20 vie for other positions. Manager Allen Lord schedules games from April 13 to June 3 against Milton Academy Dedham High West Roxbury High Waltham Wendell Arlington Belmont and Class 09 Milton High.
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Barbour Seeks Heavyweight Title In National Amateur Boxing
W. W. Barbour son of a New York thread magnate has entered the national amateur boxing championship at the B A A He eyes the heavyweight crown and argues wealth is no barrier He has challenged Tony Biddle of Philadelphia a pupil of Jack O Brien but Biddle declined the bout.
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Ryan Wins in Imperial Three-Cushion Tourney
James Ryan defeated Charles Campbell 50 to 34 in high run 6 and average 66 to 46 at the Imperial. Tonight Frank Jones and Ben Laurie will compete in the event continuing in the same tourney.
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Charles Campbell
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Shipping News March 25 Mini Almanac Tide Times
Maritime brief listing sunrises and sunsets, length of day, high water times, and a long roster of ships, steamers, schooners, and tugs sailing from and cleared at multiple ports. Includes vessel names such as Lancastrian, Canopie, Numidian, Hydaspes, and more with destinations like Boston, Yarmouth, Halifax, and New York.
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Tufts Football Men In Brief Spring Drill
Tufts football candidates held a short brisk practice on campus yesterday. Captain Treland set a spring tone with an unusually brisk drill. Quarterback candidates were drilled as eleven will soon be chosen to run through signals.
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Pocket Time Savers Handbooks Offer Time and Money Savings
The International Correspondence Schools advertise pocket handbooks for various trades. Electrical workers, building trades, machinists, plumbers and fitters, and office workers receive compact, illustrated guides with formulas and data. Sold this week at 50 cents cloth or 1.00 leather, to promote a free exhibition in Boston.
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