Cleveland Giants Rout Braves in Eight Inning Exhibition
Cleveland tops Boston 6 to 0 in a marathon eight inning game at Macon Park. Jimmy Sheckard leads the visitors with 11 hits in the series, while Boston struggles as Bill James and three other pitchers are touched for eight runs. Umpire Moran sparks chatter as the Braves’ bench roars, and the crowd nears 400 before nightfall.
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Cady Declines Federal Offer for Pittsburg Club
Cady the Boston American league catcher said he refused a Federal league offer of 12500 a year plus a 5000 bonus to sign with the Pittsburg club of the new league. He has already signed a Boston contract. A temporary injunction against S H Carmnitz and John Doe by Pittsburg National club management was not clarified today. Carrnitz and John Doe were said to face restraining order from contacting Pittsburg members. Federal league reps are in Hot Springs.
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Fed eral league ratifies 154 game schedule opening dates
Baltimore March 24. The Federal League magnates ratified the playing dates and adjourned without releasing the full schedule. Opening games set: Buffalo at Baltimore April 13, Brooklyn at Pittsburgh April 14, Chicago at Kansas City and Indianapolis at St. Louis April 16. President Gilmore said the complete 154 game schedule would be announced in about a week.
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Powder Point Team Issues Schedule
Powder Point baseball aims for a fast season as Manager Harris lists a near complete slate at Duxbury. Key dates include April 9 Plymouth High at Duxbury and April 18 Boston High School of Commerce at Duxbury with other games against MIT, Cushing Academy, Durfee High, East Bridgewater, Fitchburg Normal, and alumni fixtures through June 8.
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Big Squad Reports For Track Practice At Soldiers Field
The group of 100 men reported for a second track practice at Soldiers Field. Harvard’s hopes rose with the return of hurdler Alex Jackson who had surgery for a spur on his hip from last year’s injury. Captain Barron with Coaches Donovan and Powers supervised drills under the stadium’s cement walls.
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Harvard Track Squad Prepares for Intercollegiate Meet
Coach Donovan splits runners for three mile easy work around Soldiers Field. Key hurdlers like Jackson in good shape as Harvard trains sprinters, mid distance and field event groups. Possible one mile relay team to Philadelphia with Eddy Teschner Willcox Phinney Minot.
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Boston College Baseball Schedule Revised
Manager Eric F. MacKenzie settles delays with a revised BC baseball schedule. The slate lists 20 games in April May and June against Maine Exeter St Peter's Manhattan Fordham Bates Tufts Rhode Island Colby Worcester Poly St Anselms New Hampshire State Mass Aggies Connecticut Holy Cross and others with home and away venues across Boston Jersey City New York Medford Manchester Storrs and Durham.
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Bunzel Out of Princeton Tiger Varsity Boat
Princeton N J March 4 A shift in Princeton crew was required when E Everett Bunzel veteran Tiger bowman gave up his seat on the advice of Dr Joseph E Jaycroft head of the physical education department Bunzel passed a recent exam and was advised to quit prowling temporarily If allowed to return before season end it is unlikely he will regain his seat for the first race May 9 Dr Spaeth did not disclose the exact cause Bunzel joined the Tigers two years ago and helped defeat Harvard and Yale Winants and Jewett are the leading likely replacements
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Youth Baseball League Notices From Local YMCAs and Clubs
A listing of youth baseball teams and contact details across Roxbury South Boston Cambridge Malden Natick South Boston East Boston Dorchester Everett Roxbury and other locales. Each entry notes team age range half fares expected uniforms and contact names and addresses for enrollment or coordination.
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Bowen Street
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Windsor Street
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Richard Ryan
Moore Street
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Dorchester Giants
William O'Brien
Pleasant Street
Dorchester
Woodlawn Braves
M. R. Boudette
Elm Street
Everett
Creston A. C
Eppy Rose
Devon Street
Sports notes span college, pro, and Olympic events
Joe Wood’s early arrival boosts Red Sox hopes as Harvard prep teams are named for next season. Union Boat Club eyes Henley, and soccer players Storer and Ketcham shine. Pro hockey features Vancouver and Wanderers with top stars. Obscure trainer talk for Quaker athletes and Oxford relay plans collide with Penn relay trials.
Scorer Rules on Intercepted Single Third Out
The scorer awards a base hit for a clean single that is intercepted by a base runner resulting in the third out. Packey McFarland died, having fought for ten years and aged fifty-nine.
Country Day School decathlon winner and top results
Rogers Mitchell won the West Newton decathlon with a score around 1% 1-2 points. Hall Davis was second with 171 1-2 points, followed by Horace Davis, Malloy, Thorndike, Tainter, Storer, Goodale and Newton in order.
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Practice outdoors at Mechanic Arts High for baseball
More than 90 candidates started outdoor practice yesterday at the Columbus avenue grounds. Coach Colton and Captain Andrew Moulton praised the performance, though they kept the players from overexertion as they assessed the group.
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Yale Selects Twenty For Easter Baseball Trip
Captain Blossom named 20 Yale players for the Easter tour to the South. Three catchers Hunters Sheaf and Mudge, six pitchers Gile Stevens Brown Watrous Way and Handy, first base candidates Hovey Swihart, second base Harpham Cornish, shortstops Blossom and Riddell, Johnny Reilly joins in New York en route to Norfolk. Outfield Falsey Haynes Vaughan Middlebrook. Pumpelly left Oswego quarantine. Reilly fears exposure and returns to Brockton. Health officer Wright may arrest Pumpelly.
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Jay Gould to Play Exhibition Doubles
Tuxedo Park, N Y March 24 The Tuxedo Tennis and Racquet Club arranged an exhibition doubles match for March 29 featuring Jay Gould world champion and William H T Huhn amateur national doubles champion against George F Covey ex champion and Neville Lytton amateur England champion.
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Cyclone Burns to Meet Franz Gerhardt in Boston Bout
Wrestlers Cyclone Burns and Franz Gerhardt prepare for a highly anticipated match set for Friday night in Mechanics Building Boston. Both fighters claim peak form with Burns bolstered by local support and a slight edge if his toe hold proves effective.
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Mrs Barlow Defeats Miss Elkins In North South Golf
At Pinehurst North Carolina March 24 Mrs R H Barlow of the Marion Cricket Club Philadelphia three times eastern woman golf champion defeated Miss Louise B Elkins of the Oakmont Club Pennsylvania in the championship division of the women s event of the annual united North and South championship golf tournament 8 up and 7 to play Play continues through Friday.
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Deshler and Egan Draw In Cambridge Boxing Bout
Dave Deshler returned to the ring at University A. C. Cambridge and drew with Joe Egan of South Boston after ten rounds. Referee Martin Clougherty scored the bout even, with Eagan rallying late to negate Deshler's early advantage.
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