Boston Athletes Shine In Weekend Schoolboy Contests
Physical Director Nat Young proud of Saturday show as English High wins and Montgomery Street School rises amid coach O Flaherty’s revival. Beantown hockey braces for league crown as B A A seven beat New York Irish American. Bunny Fabrique warms spring training hopes in Providence while Jose Ray trails Johnny Overton indoors. Yale fends off indoor season with hockey basketball swimming track and wrestling successes. Billy Queal blames himself for Overton defeat and eyes Penn Relays and the Philadelphia meet.
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Boston
Nat Young
English High School
Montgomery Street
High School of Commerce
O’flaherty
Yale
Charlie Taft
Billy Queal
Johnny Overton
Jole Ray
Johnny
Queal
Penn
Philadelphia
Norwood Press Club boxing tourney entries close
Inquiries about Hector McTanes and Freddie Freaaie Welsh move through the office. Entries for the national conker championships close today at the Dousiaston Inn in New York where Welsh is training.
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Hector McTanes
Whem Wanes
Watte
Nemare Eatey Blanks
Norwood Prese
Menads
Erwenk
Freddie Freaaie Welsh
Dousiaston Inn
New York
Three Hockey Games On Tap In Amateur League
The 1817 amateur hockey season wraps with three games this week. Pittsburg A. C. meets Arena Hockey Club in two games starting tomorrow, then Thursday. Saturday features Sons of Ireland, Eastern Canada champions, versus Boston A. A., Amateur Hockey League of America champions.
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Pittsburg A. C
Arena Hockey Club
Sons of Ireland
Canada
Boston A. A
Amateur Hockey League of America
Yanks and Braves Open Long Spring Series in Georgia
Braves and New York Yanks arrive in Macon ready for a two week slate. Stallings plans to start Lefty George Tyler with Barnes or Crum while the Yanks, led by Boss Bill Donovan, prepare to send a strong lineup. After two days in Macon, the clubs tour through Dublin, Cordele, Dothan, Moultrie, Waycross, Florence and Wilmington before finishing in Fayetteville and Baltimore ahead of April games.
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Braves
New York Yanks
Athletics
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Stallings
Haughton
Wise
the Meadows
North
Yanks
Bill Donovan
Gilhooley
High
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Pipp
Baker
Magee
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Peckinpaugh
Nunhamaker
Caldwell
George Tyler
Jess Barnes
Cal Crum
Dublin
Cordele
Dothan
Ala
Moultrie
Waycross
Columbia
New Haven
Cubs End Coast Trip With Mixed Results in California
The Chicago Cubs closed their California visit with two exhibitions. Oakland beat them 3 to 2 in the morning while San Francisco routed them in the afternoon. Vic Aldridge pitched well early for the Cubs before Seals bats surged in the sixth and seventh innings to hand Chicago a rough defeat.
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San Francisco
Cal
Chicago Cubs
California
Oakland
Vic Aldridge
Seals
Mitchell
Packard
New York Regulars Triumph Over San Antonio 10 to 0
New York National regulars hit hard and capitalized on local errors to rout San Antonio in the Texas league game, 10 to 0. Batteries Anderson Perritt and Rari McCarty May Harper and Cook.
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San Antonio
Texas
New York National
New Yorke
Orcvoceseveveses
Cederseesss
Anderson
Perritt
Rari- McCarty
May
Harper and Cook
Sluggers for Armory Bouts in Grand Opera House
Johnny O Leary of Seattle and Terry Brooks of the West End headline a boxing card at the Armory A A show in the Grand Opera House tomorrow night. The program features two 10 round bouts and a six round curtain-raiser with Young Sullivan and Young Geary opening. O Leary faces Brooks in a fast paced clash likely to thrill local fans while other 10 round bouts pair Henry Le Boeuff of New Bedford with Johnny Noonan of Dorchester and Pat McCarthy of Roxbury against Al Nelson of Manchester New Hampshire.
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Armory A. A
Grand Opera House
Johnny O'Leary
Seattle
Terry Brooks
West End
O'Leary
Ever Hammer
Johnny Dundee
Brooks
Young Sullivan
Young Geary
Henry le Boeuff
New Bedford
Johnny Noonan
Dorchester
Pat McCarthy
Roxbury
al Nelson
Manchester
N. H
Robson to fight Badoud for French welter title
Albert Badoud claimant of the French welter championship and Tommy Robson of Malden are booked for a 12 round feature bout at Unity Cycle AC Lawrence Thursday night. Robson has recent KO wins over Rivet Nelson and Mitchell and a draw with Britton, making the bout one of the year’s major events. The semi final pairs Pat Owens Cambridge and Kid Thomas Lawrence in a 10 round rematch.
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Albert Badoud
Tommy Robson
Malden
Unity Cycle AC
Lawrence
Robson
George Rivet
Dick Nelson
Jimmy Mitchell
Jack Britton
Pat Owens
Cambridge
Kid Thomas
Mill City
Harvard Football Preparations For Spring Camp
Harvard coach Percy Haughton plans a four week spring training for the 1917 varsity squad starting April 10 if war does not intervene. Candidates not in other spring sports will be required to enroll. drills to begin this week as the army of players marches into the Stadium.
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Percy Haughton
Army of Harvard
Harvard
Batteries Names Johnson Shaw Dumont and Penni
A brief notice lists battery manufacturers or suppliers including Johnson Shaw Dumont and Penni withHenry Teney Schneider rand Huhn appearing among the names in an OCR readable fragment.
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Johnson, Shaw, Dumont
Penni
Henry
Teney, Schneider
Rand Huhn
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