George Winters in Shape Again for 1902 Season
Macon reports George Winters fully recovered from typhoid fever and ready to be a top pitcher for the Collins team. Manager Collins notes Winther’s strength, improving arm and breaking curves as he returns to form. Winters’ recent outing against Mercer showed speed and control, with six strikeouts and four hits allowed.
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Easter Boy Pitch Delivers Hope After Record Surprise
Collins notes the afternoon outlook as Winter prepares to excel beyond the 1901 standout AFL season. The piece hints at recovered strength following recent performance concerns and reinforces expectations for strong showing in upcoming events.
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Boxing Gossip Sets Stage for A A U Nationals at Mechanics Building
Sixty three men enter the A A U national boxing championships with 67 entries across five weight classes. Preliminary bouts start tonight at 7 30 at Mechanics Building due to the large entry. The heavyweight field includes Tom Morris of Charlestown as Boston’s sole entrant and Emory Payne faces W J Rodenbach in a headline Monday night bout.
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Brookline High Girls Face Newton High In Tomorrow Morn
The postponed basketball game between Brookline High School girls and Newton High School will be played tomorrow at 10 o clock. No men will be admitted.
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Waddell Bets Athletics Win Pennant in Walk
SPARTENBURG South Carolina March 25 Rube Waddell declares the Athletics will win the pennant this year. He promises to pitch hard for Connie Mack, notes his weight at 216 pounds and says he is in top condition after winter training.
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Everett High School Baseball Looks to Outdoor Practice
Everett High School hopes for mild Monday to begin outdoor practice at Corbett Park Everett. Captain Ralph Nickerson leads a nucleus from last year with Shapperory Coffin Hilton Fitzgibbons Case Nickerson and Freeze in the field. Eight aspirants vie for second and third base as Nowlin Allen Aiken Hill Brant Harris Peters and Hutton seek spots.
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Harvard Training Table Opens as Baseball Season Begins
Harvard's baseball team resumes full practice with outdoor sessions after days in the batting cage. Coach Scotty MacMasters orders a fish and eggs breakfast and beef meals. Dr. Nichols will supervise the strenuous drills focusing on quickening plays and double plays, with cuts already reducing squad size. The poor diamond condition delays games until after the Southern trip over Easter recess. Harvard crew candidates also start training table on Monday.
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