Both Boston Teams Win Their Games Lipton Is Again Turned Down
In hot springs ark march 24 three Red Sox regulars were out and a rookie pitcher made his first trial against the pirates yet the world champions won 7 to 4. Pirates had two veteran boxmen in the game joe martina red ainsworth and al watkins. Watkins ill with illness may delay their return home for a week or more.
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Ark
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Joe Martina
Beaumont
Red Ainsworth
al. Watkins
Youngstown
Watkins
Braves Shut Out Cracker Brigade in Ponce Park Thriller
The Atlanta Braves edged the Boston Braves 7 to 6 at Ponce De Leon Park as Billy Smith’s men show a revived attack and improved pitching led by Hess and Hogue. A four-run seventh inning spurred by Rariden and Maranville propelled the home club, while Brady and Becker struggled after early success.
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Becker
Atlanta
Boston
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Stallings
Hess
Hogue
AB. R. BH
Jackson
F . PO
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Titus
Rfa
Sweeney
Kinke
C Devlin
Metz
See Reese
Rariden
Wrens
Saleh
Long
Nixon
Alperman
Bailey
Smith
Dobard
O Wernan
Graham
Brady
P Saeee
Dunn
Braves Infielder Bues Undergoes Threat Abscess Operation
Atlanta March 24 Art Bues Boston Braves infielder was operated on for abscess of the throat tonight by Dr O P White of the city. He grew worse after a cold in Athens and is up and around tonight and restricted to soup and ice cream. Bill McKechnie wrenched his thigh and is under trainer Neary care hoping for return by Thursday.
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Art Bues
Boston Braves
O. P. White
Bues
Athens
Stallings
Bill McKechnie
Ponce de Leon Park
Neary
Halpin Skips New York Quarter Mile Meet
Tom Halpin of the B A A will not run in New York due to a sudden illness ton silitis. His absence removes a major clash with Meredith of the University of Pennsylvania, expected as a highlight of the Smart Set A A indoor meet tomorrow evening.
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New York
Tom Halpin
A. A
Meredith
University of Pennsylvania
Dartmouth Garden Squad Opens Outdoor Practice
Dartmouth's baseball squad held its first outdoor practice on the campus in Hanover New Hampshire. Coach Woods watched Loudon Twitchell Sullivan and Hogsett display solid work. Ghee former football quarterback showed promising class in his first outfield trial after moving from the infield.
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Woods
Loudon
Twitchell
Sullivan
Hogsett
Ghee
Mackmen Shut Out Mackmen Shut Out Colonels
In Louisville on March 24 the Mackmen held back theweather long enough for a five inning game with the Athletics. Jack Hayden's proteges shut out the Mackmen 2 to 0 marking the 18th straight win for the Athletics while the White Elephants rest in the South and seek to return to Philadelphia with an unmarked record.
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Jupiter Pluvius
Athletics
Jack Hayden
Mackmen
White Elephant
Quaker City
Mackmen Rally Early Lead In Baseball Tilt
The Mackmen built a small lead in the opening two innings with two runs. Strunk was out at first as Oldring walked, Baker delivered a key single, and Barry scored on Wheeler’s error. Eddie Plank’s pitching stymied Louisville, with three hits in the second inning yielding no runs. Oldring nursed a swollen hand after being hit. Roger Salmon has joined Louisville after a trial with the Athletics. Frank Baker complains of a barley horse. Fans attribute South base hits to fatigue. The score remains to be announced.
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Devlin
Metz
Rariden
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Nixon
Becker
Hogue
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Jackson
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Maranville
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Wheeler
Plank
Eddie Plank
Louisville
Rube Oldring
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Princeton University
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Ashiation
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O'Brien
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McCarthy
Sox
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Janvrin
Wagner
Nanamaker
Buck
Hooper
Henricksen
Red Sox
Hofman
Clarke Brigade
Wilson
Brant
Pittsbore
Honus Wagner
New York Yacht Club Rejects Lipton Reconsideration
The New York Yacht Club refuses to meet Sir Thomas Lipton over America's Cup terms while he demands a defender size equal to the challenger. The cup committee's reply, framing the deed of gift limits, will be reviewed by members next Thursday with expectations of ratification.
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Cormack
Royal Ulster Yacht Club
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Cable
Thomas Lipton
Young Shubert and Eggers Draw In New Bedford Fight
Young Shubert of this city and K O Eggers of New York boxed ten fast rounds to a draw before the New Bedford A A tonight. The match drew protest from the Ministerial Union urging Mayor Ashley to seek a legal opinion on boxing. Shubert held rounds one to three, Eggers led rounds four to six, and again took the lead in the final round. Four no decision preliminaries featured local boxers.
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Young Shubert
K. O. Eggers
New York
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Shubert
Eggers
Review Loses Title Chance In Suburban League Loss
The Review team dropped four points to Winsor in Watertown ending any chance for the title in the Suburban Inter club league. Winsor now holds second place with Cottage Park Yacht still a remote contender for the championship. Arlington Boat Club finished strong in the Amateur Boston Pin league by defeating Oxford, while Atkin of Arlington Boat maintained the season high average.
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Cottage Park Yacht
Newtowne
Cottage Park
Arlington Boat Club
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Atkins
Arlington Boat
C. Bean
Colonial
Goodyear Tire Officials Cite Truck Tire Variety
C W Martin Jr of Goodyear Akron says last week’s truck tire sales surpassed expectations at the Boston Commercial Car Show. He credits six tire types for trucks as key to matching service needs and compares truck salesmen to tire doctors diagnosing each case and recommending optimal tires.
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C. W. Martin, Jr
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Akron
Ohio
Boston
Meet at Wood Island Park Promises Largest League Track Meet
Arrangements are under way for a large outdoor meet of the Boston High School track and field league to be held at Wood Island Park on Saturday afternoon June 7. Three new events were added bringing total events to 31 including standing high and broad jumps and running hop step and jump. There is a possibility javelin throw and discus may be added aiming to mirror Olympic events. The meet is expected to be the league’s most successful yet based on the indoor meet.
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Wood Island Park
Nat Young
Joe Taylor Stops Deery in First Round at Olympic A C Harlem
In Harlem at the Olympic A C tonight Joe Taylor knocked out Bob Deery in the first round of a scheduled 10 round bout. The program also saw Joe Shears outpoint Lew Stenger in a 10 round affair and Fighting Kennedy decision Bate ling Larry Ryan in the third bout.
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New York
Joe Taylor
Bob Deery
Olympic A
Gardner Wins First Round At National Billiards
K K Gardner of East Orange New Jersey defeated J Cope Morton of Philadelphia 400 to ? in the opening game of the National Association of Amateur Billiard Players championship tournament held in Philadelphia.
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Kk. W Gardner
East Orange
N. J
J. Cope Morton
Philadelphia Tonight
National Association of Amateur Billiard Players
Tecumsehs Rally To Beat New Glasgows 4 3
In a fast paced Arena showdown Tecumsehs of the National Hockey Association toppled New Glasgows of the Maritime Provinces 4 to 3 in a tense second game. New Glasgow had won the opener 5 to 3 but the series total favored Tecumsehs as the $2500 purse went to the Maritime aggregation for the greatest points.
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National Hockey Association of Canada
New Glasgows
Maritime Provinces Hockey Association
New Glasgow
Tecumsehs Edge New Glasgow In Hockey Thriller
Marvellous speed and concerted teamwork powered the Tecumsehs to a 4 3 victory over New Glasgow in a three period game. Cully Wilson starred for Tecumseh with sharp dribbling and solid shooting while Gregory and Louther helped in a high pace second period. Attendance was about 1500 as Morrison stood out with superb goaltending.
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J. W
M. Murphy
Cook
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C. P
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Corbeau
A. Wilson
Lou
Jack Norfolk
Mackay
Crowe
Woods
Kelley
Ostheus
Macey’s Marathon Entry In Jeopardy At B A A Meet
Boston English High School runner B G Macey faces disapproval from city school athletics directors. If his entry is allowed by the B A A management he must compete unattached due to concerns over taxing a schoolboy’s physical powers.
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Boston English High School
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Macey
Princeton captures triangular swimming meet in Pittsburg
Princeton won the Pittsburg triangular swimming meet scoring 28 points to 7 for the Pittsburg Athletic Association and 5 for the University of Pittsburgh in a sequence of close races at the Pittsburg Athletic Association venue.
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Red Sox Rally Off Pirates As Henriksen Stars In Big Win
Boston salvages a victory behind Olaf Henriksen who paces the offense with a home run and four RBIs. Yerkes and Janvrin add hard hitting while Brant impresses on the mound in a 7th inning rally and strong late defense against Pittsburgh.
Pirates Train and Promising Pitchers Highlight Camp Spread
Manager Clarke notes the Red Sox signing a host of recruit pitchers as strong as a training camp. Pirates’ seven members fished a haul worth about $50 with Honus Wagner covering the bill. Five bass at $10 each added to the buy. Eastman, Wagner’s understudy, sat on the bench watching as recruits teased him. Bobbie Byrne played into a hit before Clarke pulled him. Hofman Miller and Carey struggle to find form while Scoops steadies his batting eye. The weeklong camp winds down with hot weather aiding fitness.
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Honus Wagner
Eastman
Wagner
Honus
Bobbie Byrne
Hofman
Miller
Carey
Scoops
Stahl
First Cut Made in Red Sox Squad at Spring Tryout
Hot Springs Ark March 24 The first reduction in the Boston American squad was announced by President James McAleer. Three of the young pitchers brought here for trial are to be sent back to the clubs from which they originally came.
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Ark
James McAleer
Peerless Trucks Stand Rough Usage in Monument Haul
A five ton Peerless truck hauls 11 000 to 12 000 pound quarry blocks for a Oliver Hazard Perry memorial in Milford Massachusetts. The rough mountain road sees nine trips daily covering 36 miles while the truck outperforms eight horses at half the cost.
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Oliver Hazard Perry
Rhode Island
Ohio
Milford
Mass
Tennis season opens with rush at Harvard courts
Harvard began tennis season with 12 courts prepared on Jarvis Field for undergraduates. About 10 Harvard men played initial matches while court time was limited to one hour. Fourteen courts remain unrepaired, with workmen continuing to finish all 26 courts before the April recess. Trials for varsity and freshman teams follow the vacation.
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Jarvis Field
Schoolboy crews cannot row due to rough river conditions
The Union Boat Club oarsmen failed to start on the river yesterday morning as predicted. Stone and Roxbury Latin crews arrived early but Coach Haines deemed the water too rough and barred the youngsters from going out in the shells.
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Penn Beats Yale In Eleven Inning Opener
In Washington on March 24 McGhie Yale center fielder misplayed Coleman's ball in the 11th allowing Haley who had been walked to score and give Pennsylvania a 5 to 4 victory. Batteries Imlay and Schwert, Sherman and Burdette.
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McGhie
Yale
Coleman
University of Pennsylvania
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