Lightning Triple Play Shocks Memphians in Red Sox Win
In Memphis, the Red Sox beat the Memphians 9–1 as Ambie McConnell, Joe Wood, and Jake Stahl starred. McConnell completed a rare seventh inning triple play, Wood struck out eight in five innings, and Wagner, Gessler, and Stahl powered the offense. Yale to試 English shell for Easter matchups against Penn.
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Gloomy Day Delays Augusta Baseball Games
In Augusta Georgia March 25 a tornado and flood forced manager Bowerman to cancel morning practice and curtail afternoon work. The Squabs and Doves game is rescheduled for tomorrow as Bowerman plans team changes and discusses Pierce with manager Castro while fans focus on an upcoming Boston vs Joe McGinnity Eastern Leaguers clash.
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Red Sox Camp Notes Highlight Wood and Wagner Hitting
The report praises Wood for speed and pitching impact in Boston camp and notes Wagner's strong batting. It mentions Stahl or Gessler as potential home run threats, Lake urged to use another pitcher after five innings, and Carrigan catching in form. Thoney remains weak for regular practice while Lord shows best hitting.
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Techs Fencers Off For New York
The Technology fencing trio leaves for New York confident of success at the intercollegiates. The team, strongest in the institute’s history, has defeated Harvard Yale Pennsylvania Columbia and Springfield Training School and awaits competition from West Point Annapolis Yale Pennsylvania Cornell.
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Milton Academy to field first outdoor track team
Milton Academy announced its first outdoor track team as part of a broader push to expand athletics beyond interclass events. Coach H dr Read, assisted by Eugene Allen, will lead dual meets with Pomfret, Noble & Greenough, and St Mark’s, with plans for a board track if the season succeeds.
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Peaceful spring work fuels high hopes across baseball camps
Kid Alberfeld builds a quiet energy as Stallings claims to tame the Human Firecracker while Hughey Jennings fears overtraining may dull the Tigers. The Times Star lists Red lineup bets for opening games and notes Schaefer’s two week recovery. Comiskey eyes Matticks, Armour backs Columbus, Mack implies a May 1 release window, Kling expected to join, and Cardinals’ catching strength grows with Bresnahan and Phelps. Over 300 players train in the South as $800,000 is poised for the season.
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Boxers Fined After Faneuil Hall A C Bouts
Seven boxers arrested for assault and battery at the Faneuil Hall A C bouts on March 15 were found guilty by Judge Wallon in South Boston Court. Each was fined one dollar, appeals granted, and held in two hundred dollars for the grand jury. All defendants except Kid Beebe of Philadelphia are local men.
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Bowerman’s Huskies crush Augusta as season nears
Frank Bowerman’s ball tossers win 5 to 0 over Augusta in a decisive early display. Lindaman Chappelle and McCarthy show mid season form, likely ready for the April 12 opening game with the Red Sox resting days aiding pre season.
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Pittsburg Wins National Pennant Claim In Wire
The letter column discusses Pittsburg winning the national pennant with Chicago as rival. Readers ask if Al Shrub will run in the Derby Marathon at the Polo Grounds and note his past statements after a defeat in New York. Other queries ask about amateur status in Maine and bowling rule distances.
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Four Y M C A Men to Represent Boston in New York
Four men will represent the Boston Y M C A at the Y M C A athletic and gymnastic meet in New York on April 3. The team includes George Vatcher F Cox William Mac Millan and George Benzie.
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Laundry League Banquet Honors Winners in 1909
The Laun dry Bowling League held its third annual banquet at the United States Hotel on Wednesday evening March 24 1909 with about 150 attendees. Wilson's Orchestra provided music and performances as President Goodwin awarded prizes and acknowledged guests.
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Chess teams selected for eleventh cable match
The American team to face Great Britain in the cable chess match was completed with the addition of W. A. Ruth of Philadelphia. The lineups include F. J. Marshall J. F. Barry A. S. Hodges H. G. Voigt C. S. Howell HW. Helms G. J. Schwietzer S. L. Stadelman 8. Mlowikowski and W. A. Ruth with substitutes A. Marder A. F. Kreymberg and H. Rosenfeld, while Great Britain lists Atkins Blackburne Burn Tee Lawrence Ward Wainwright Richmond Michell and Blake. Play begins at 7 p.m. tomorrow, Americans from Brooklyn Chess Club rooms.
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Hinkle Captures Palmetto Cup At Ken South Carolina
C M Hinkle of Palmetto Golf Club won the Palmetto cup with a 78 as the best gross score in the contest. H A Sands finished second with 79 and claimed the Southern Cross cup for the best gross score. Several entrants did not submit cards including several women. The final rounds for the Southern Cross cup and the consolation handicap cup were scheduled for tomorrow.
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Miss Julia Mix Beats Mrs Converse In North South Golf
In Pinehurst North Carolina March 25 the seventh annual United North and South championship for women saw close matches. Miss Julia Mix of Inglewood defeated Mrs George H Converse Brae Burn two up and one to play advancing among the survivors.
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