Judge Landis Acts Quickly When Handling Crooked Ball Tossers
Red Sox rookies outplay regulars in spring practice under Duffy's leadership. Siot Springs Ark March 24. Duffy's men return to baseball weather with a long forenoon session from 10 until nearly two o'clock, then quit.
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Prizes Won by Bank Bowlers at Tremont Hall Dinner
State Treasurer James Jackson praised the administration as he awarded prizes for the Savings Bank bowling league in Chipman Hall Tremont Temple. Boston Five Cent Savings won the team trophy and George C Page topped the high average at .920 Carl Dow led with the highest single at 127 and Clarence Bruce claimed the high three-string at 828. Other teams included Warren Boston Penny Charlestown Five Franklin Savings Home Savings Provident and Suffolk Savings.
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Landis clears Paulette for ineligible list ruling
Chicago March 24 Judge Kenesaw Landis barred Eugene Paulette first baseman for the Philadelphia Nationals from baseball after admitting he borrowed money from an alleged St Louis gambler to bet on games and sought more funds. Paulette named two other players in a letter but claimed they were not involved. He denies throwing games but admitted offering to betray his team under pressure from Farrar and Zork. Carl Zork’s name appears in prior 1919 World Series gambling probes.
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Pratt Declares He Won't Join Red Sox
Derrill Pratt, second baseman for the Boston Americans and Michigan coach, reiterated in Ann Arbor on March 24 that he has no intention of returning to major league baseball.
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English High Faces Regimental Championship in Trials
English High School advanced 24 competitors in East Armory trials as it pursues a near 40 point lead from field events. South Boston qualified eight. Commerce and Latin each entered 20 runners, with East Boston 16, Dorchester 13, Trade 6, Charlestown 5, Hyde Park 8, and others. Event notes include multiple heats across senior and junior divisions, highlighting sprint, distance, and intermediate races with winners and times.
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Giants Fail to Scare the Braves at Gulfview Park
In Galveston Texas on March 24 the New York Giants under John McGraw faced the Galveston Landcrabs at Gulfview Park. The visitors showed coverage and power but fell short against the Texas league club, raising questions about their path to the National League pennant. Benny Bengough at shortstop showcased his famed quick hands and fielding skill, signaling strong defensive form for the Giants.
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