Red Sox optimistic on camp as Frazee predicts top three
In Hot Springs March camp reports the Red Sox, despite a Yankees raid, promise a first division finish. Key moves include Stuffy McInnis traded for Elmer Smith and George Burns with Joe Harris added. Duffy assigns players to positions and builds a strong pitching staff led by Herb Pennock. Frazee foresees a one two three finish in the league.
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Tiny) Maxwell
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Hugh Duffy
Harry Frazee
Gotham
Elmer Smith
George Burns
Jos Harris
Eddie
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Sox
Joe Harris
Ola
Jack Quinn
Jack
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The
Boston Post
Public Ledger Company
Chicago Girl Leads Golfers In North And South Championship
Miss Edith Cummings of Onwentsia Chicago shot 43 40 83 to lead the opening round of the Woman's North and South Golf Championship in Pinehurst North Carolina. Glena Collette of Providence and Louise Fordyce of Youngstown tied for second with 83.
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Onwentsia
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Youngstown
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Philadelphia
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Hartford
Sarah Fownes
Oakmont
Boston
H. B. Lewis
North Andover
Ted Hyde
Jerome Cross
Merrimac
Mal Aldrich Joins Tad Jones as Yale Assistant Coach
Captain Malcom P. Aldrich, a member of Yale's last year's football team and this spring's nine, will return as an assistant coach for next fall. He will assist Head Coach Tad Jones and is set to stay for one season in New Haven.
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Rush
Elmer Myers
Ben Karr
Thormahlen
Rip Collins
Hugh Duffy
Hugh
Bill Piercy
Allan Russell
Alex Ferguson
New York
New Haven
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Yale
Aldrich
Tad Jones
Cantabs Tie With Earl Grey In Hockey Tilt
Cambridge Latin and Earl Grey High of Canada battled to a 4 4 draw at the Arena last night. After four regulation periods and four additional five minute sessions produced no score, the game was declared even.
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Earl Grey High
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Vic torias Triumph Over B A A 3 1 In Double Bill
Victorias defeat B A A 3 1 as Dawes seals win with a late goal after a battling duel. Cambridge Latin beats Earl Grey 4 4 in a tense extra session, McQuiston nets four and Groden adds three for Cambridge Latin.
Rickard Trial Focuses on Alibi Testimony
A composite account of Tex Rickard actions on November 12 was presented by six witnesses to counter the charge he assaulted 15 year old Sarah Schoenfeld. The Supreme Court jury heard the alibi during the trial.
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New York
Tex Rickard
Sarah Schoenfeld
Supreme Court
Rickard
Promoter Richard's Day Traced Across Madison Square Garden
Witnesses testifying in the trial described the promoter’s forenoon at his Madison Square Garden office on November 12 and his attendance at the Penn Dartmouth game at the Polo Grounds. They placed him at the Garden again that night after an afternoon meeting with Sarah Schoenfeld and Nellie Gasko, and at a West 47th Street apartment later. Roosevelt, questioned about his knowledge of Richard, defended his character and noted family ties to the promoters in a Times Square coffee house venture.
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Tufts Squad Continues Workout At Tufts College Field
Tufts baseball coach Kenneth L. Nash held a five inning workout at Gymnasium Field yesterday afternoon. He plans to carry four pitchers on road trips and fields a lineup anchored by veterans Sam Kirshstein George Finnegan Tubber White with Buck Weafer Steve Colucci and Bill Morell. Third base remains open with Edward Reiter Carl Etelman and Al Brant competing for the spot. Nash will conduct the first round of cuts early next week.
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Hingham
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Wilmington
Fallon
Edward Reiter
Binghampton
N. Y
Carl Etelman
al Brant
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Revere
George Finnegan
Stoneham
Tubber’ White
Music Hall Wins Grand National at Aintree
Music Hall a 100 to 1 shot won the famous grand national steeplechase at Aintree. Drifter finished second and Taffytus third, with Sergeant Murphy in fourth. Only five horses completed the race from 52 starters as the field faced multiple falls.
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United News
Irish Johnny Curtin Outslugs Terry Martin in 10 Round Bout
Irish John ny Curtin of Jersey City outslugged Terry Martin of Providence in the 10 round main bout at Casino A. C. in Wall River. Curtin pressed the head blows while Martin concentrated on body punches and cut Martin’s eye in the third round. A packed house witnessed the fast battle. Young Johnny Wilson beat Young Brown in eight rounds in the semi final.
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Jersey City
Terry Martin
Providence
A. C
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Martin
Lynch
Maryville
R. I
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New Bedford
Young Brown
Bristol
Demers Triumphs in Knockout Bout in Woonsocket
Paul Demers of New Bedford knocks out Harvey Crosby of Bayonne in the third round. In the semifinal Gene Ferrier of Woonsocket defeats Howard McRae of Cambridge in eight fast rounds.
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New Bedford
Harvey Crosby
Bayonne
N. J
Gene Ferrier
Woonsocket
Howard McRae
Cambridge
Mullowney Pitches Ace for B C Maroon and Gold
Coach Olaf Henriksen confirmed Harry Mullowney of Newton is the pitching ace whose performance heavily shapes the Maroon and Gold baseball team at the Heights. Mullowney works harder this season as his first real opportunity, recognizing the pivotal role he plays.
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Maroon and Gold
Harry Mullowney
Newton
Brookline to Boston College pitchers shine on team
Mullowney rose from Brookline High School to star for two seasons at Boston College, overshadowed previously by Fitzpatrick. Whalen and Henriksen discuss basemen roles with Halligan and Whalen as switch options. Patten and Kelly emerge as dependable right handers, Vargas shows promising control and power batting.
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Jimmy Fitzpatrick
Brookline High School
Brookline
Boston College
Wus Whalen
Gus
Menriksen
Whalen
Henriksen
Halligan
Steve” Patten
Patten
Jim” Kelly
Bill’ Vargas
Vargas
Star College Boxer to Battle for N E Title
The top college boxer of the season will enter the New England amateur championships next Monday at Mechanics Building. John Gagiolo, 145 pound Boston University champ, fights in the 147 class with coach Nelson predicting finals. Whitey Allen of Hyde Park leads the heavyweight contenders alongside Billy Connors Roxbury Joe Reagan South Boston Walter Dixon Jimmy Johnson and Joseph Conley among entrants.
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Mechanics’ Building
John “Gaggy" Gagiolo
Boston University
Nelson
B. U
Athletics Off for Barnstorming Trip
Philadelphia March 24 United News reports Connie Mack sends two Athletics squads on a northward barnstorming tour after a tough season of intensive desert training at Eagle Pass Texas He expresses confidence the club will not finish in the cellar again this year and sounds boastful about their prospects.
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United News
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Tex
Connie Mack
Connie
Leahy Defeats Pilkington in Worcester Ring Challenge
Tommy Leahy of Worcester outpoints Charlie Pilkington of Meridan Conn in ten rounds. Johnny Geary stopped Kid Shay and Pug Norton defeated Irish Kid Williams in Boston.
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Charlie Pilkington
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Johnny Geary
Kid Shay
Pug Norton
Boston
Kid Williams
Holyoke
St Pete blanked by Tribe in Florida exhibition
In St Petersburg on March 24 the Braves beat the Florida league Saints 5 to 0. Boston rode a mix of regulars and substitutes, with Cooney and Townsend combining for five scoreless innings and Ching held the Saints in check as rookie fielding shone.
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Matthews
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B U Diamond Coach Cuts 20 From BU Baseball Squad
BU baseball coach Bill Murray cut 20 players from the squad yesterday leaving 32 still vying for spots. Five more likely will be dropped after today's workout. Practice was long and severe with sprinting and a six inning session.
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Murray
Lehigh and Cornell Lead in Wrestling Trials
Lehigh and Cornell qualified four competitors each in college wrestling trials in Bethlehem. Penn and Yale advanced several athletes with three and two men reaching finals respectively, shaping the upcoming championship slate.
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Duffy Faces Dugan Move Over Infield Shuffle For Sox
Manager Hughie Duffy weighs changes to the Red Sox infield after talks with Joe Dugan. Dugan resists shortstop, prefers third base, and will tell Duffy tonight he cannot play short all season. He recalls last season with the Athletics and argues third base suits him best for value and hitting.
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del Pratt
Frank O'Rourke
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Eddie Foster
Red Sox
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Ark
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Joe
Sox
Hughie
Dugan
Everett Scott
Galloway
Connie
Pittinger
O’rourke
Rise and Fall of Jack McGuinnes the Plunger
New York mourns the death of Jack McGuinnes a Brooklyn racehorse man whose daring plunges built a fortune He hailed from Brooklyn and long ran winning horses including Tribes Hill Frank Gill Monet Col lector Jessup Sam Jackson Sweet Alice and Inspiration His first big win came at 50 to 1 on Tribes Hill a $100 weed-out purchase that yielded $62 000 before his health faded.
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Pinky Pittenger
O’rourke
Red Derocher
Jimmy Cassell
Springfield
Johnny Ring
Lynn
St Rosenthal
Dorchester
Jersey City
Jack Quinn
Pirates
Alex Ferguson
New York
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Jack
Tribes Hill
Sanford
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Jessup
Sam Jackson
Sweet Alice
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