Red Sox Endure Harsh Conditions In Hot Springs Drills
In Hot Springs Arkansas on March 25 the Red Sox and Pirates faced foggy valleys and chilly practice as winds and mist limited forenoon work. Scott appears to have displaced Janvrin at infield, Wilson and Swanser split first and second, with Wagner on fishing break. Catching queries satisfied and pitchers report improved arm strength as baths fade.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Boston
Pittsburg
Tlomus Wagner
Wilson
Swanser
Cooney
Janvrin
Scott
Wagner
Carrigan
Swanson
Bronx
Wernie Wagner
Danie Bush
Detroit
Red Sox
Whig Swanson
Bill
Ngle
Yerkes
Cardner
Judge
Red Sox Drill Under Sunshine After Rain Soaks Majestic Park
Boston's camp reports a soggy Majestic Park but sunshine arrives as Carrigan orders a hard practice day. Swanson debuts with strong infield and bat, while Wood Wagner and other veterans ease into drills amid injury notes and federals chatter.
Automobile News And Notable Stances In New England Tour
Gossip for motorists reports plans by the Automobile Chamber of Commerce and the American Automobile Association to tour New England next summer for Glidden and Andersen trophies. The Bay State Automobile Association will be active in this week of motoring and riders will be notified by the runs and tours committee. A Studebaker Four cruising sweep wins in Sweden’s big cross country event, with another Studebaker Four finishing fourth. Governor Glynn of New York says bricks built by prisoners will fund state road construction to curb graft and contractor overcharges. George Kimball departs for Detroit to seek larger Hudson parts allotments. Many buyers defer auto deliveries past April 1 to dodge taxes. Massachusetts taxes cars as personal property plus license fees.
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Automobile Chamber of Commercce
Manufacturers’ Organiation
American Automobile Association
New England
Glidden and Andersen
Bay State Automobile Association
Glynn
New York
Empire State
George Kimball
Henley-Kimball Company
Detroit
Massachusetts
Resolute Named as New York Yacht Club Defence
New York March 25 Official announcement names Resolute as the New York Yacht Club flag officers syndicate America's Cup defence candidate. The Bristol Rhode Island built yacht for Henry Walters Arthur Curtis James J P Morgan George BE Baker Jr Cornelius Vanderbilt and F G Bourne is the second of three defending candidates named. A tender steamer was discussed but the vessel is intended to sail on its own bottom.
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New York
Resolute
New York Yacht Club
G. A. Cormack
Herreshoff Yard
Bristol
R. I
Henry Walters
Arthur Curtis James
J. P. Morgan
George BE. Baker, Jr
Cornelius Vanderbilt
F. G. Bourne
Atlantic
J. W. S. Oddie
Contest
Defiant Named Tri City Yacht Amidst Naming Debates
The Tri City yacht has been named Defiance leaving Cochran's boat as the only un designated. Officials have not announced a title for Cochran, Gardner, or Lawley. The eight letter naming pattern echoes past cup defenders like Reliance Columbia Defender and Vigilant.
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Tri-City
Cochran
A. S. Cochran
William Gardner
I A. Lawley
Defiance
Reliance
Columbia
Defender
New York Yachts Club
Royal Ulster Yacht Club
Thomas Lipton
Rowing Teams Practice at Union Boat Club Under Haines
The Roxbury Latin Volkmann and Stone School crews trained on rowing machines at the Union Boat Club yesterday. Coach Haines praised their effort and plans to have them on the river by week’s start, with a chance of shells being used as soon as tomorrow or Saturday.
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Roxbury Latin
Volkmann and
Stone School
Union Boat Club
Haines
Questions Delinquents At English High School Meet
The intermediate and junior members of the English High School track team met at the school hall by call of Coach Fred L. O'Brien. They aimed to learn why many entered in the regimental meet did not compete. Ten boys had valid excuses such as sickness for not competing.
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Fred L. O'Brien
Harvard Football Men Prepare for Spring Practice Under Brickley
Harvard varsity football players begin three weeks of spring training at Soldiers Field under Captain Brickley and Coach Haughton. Practice starts April 1 with scrimmages planned after an initial muscle-building week. Assistants include Withingtons, Tom Campbell, Bob Fisher, and Sam Felton. several players cross-train in baseball and crew this spring.
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Harvard
Soldiers Field
Charles E. Brickley
Brickley
Percy D. Haughton
Haughton
Paul
Lothrop Withington
Tom Campbell
Bob Fisher
Sam Felton
Auturn
Tacks Hardwick
Ernest Soucy
Athletic chatter from Hoboken to Oxford girds sports scene
Articles note Arthur Jeannette dominating Georges Carpentier in Paris and predict long reign for the Hoboken heavyweight. Mentions Sam McVea, Tris Speaker, Mel Sheppard, Millrose A A, and Wanamaker staff. boxing tickets in Boston. Oxford relay bias. Parkinson’s Sea Gate Marathon entry. April 20 uncertainties loom.
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Mel Sheppard
Millrose A. A
Millrose
John Wanamaker
Winged Shield
Shep
Lawson Robertson
Parkinson
Brooklyn
Boxing and athletic notes from a cold day
Various boxing tidbits and track notes touch on Willie Ritchie Tom Sharkey and 30 and 40 yard records. Cobb Torus and Nelson Saylor bouts at Armory are mentioned along with upcoming N E B A A A championships and St Mary’s cross country entries. Also noted are Jeannette Carpentier result and Wolgast Welch plans with appendicitis and Marathon entry deadline.
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N. EB
St. Mary's
Humphrey O'Leary
St. Mary’s Catholic Association
Cambridge
Kistie
Joe Jeaninette
Carpentier
Paris
Jeannette
Wars
Willie
Ritchie
Ad Wolgast
Freddie Welch
Wolgast
Welsh
Exeter Street
Ralph Beats Keogh In Pocket Billiards At Doyle's
Edward I. Ralph of Highstown N J trailed by 28 points after 28 balls but surged in the second day at Doyle's Rochester against Jerome Keogh. Ralph led 400 328 after four blocks with a 29 run and three flawless combinations in the sixth frame. Keogh struggled as safety play slowed both sessions.
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New York
Edward I. Ralph
Highstown
N. J
Doyle’s
Jerome Keogh
Rochester
Keogh
Ralph
New Jersey
Ouimet and Lockwood Sail for British Golf Championship
On Sunday Francis Ouimet and Arthur G. Lockwood depart Boston for England to compete in the British golf championships aboard the Lapland. Ouimet seeks to confirm Harold Weber of Toledo’s plans to join them, with Weber possibly staying for Pinehurst’s United North and South amateur event before sailing from New York.
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Francis Ouimet
Arthur G. Lockwood
England
Lapland
Boston
Ouimet
Harold Weber
Toledo
Weber
Pinehurst
New York
Whittemoye
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