East Boston High Leads Hub Meet In Indoor Carnival
Fred L. OBrien s East Boston High School team leads the seventh annual indoor track carnival with 32 qualifiers to Hyde Park 29 and South Boston 18 as field events and finals approach at the East Armory and English High drill hall. Senior division records fall as Gene Hussey and Willard Tibbetts post new marks, with trials listing multiple heats across sprints distances and 1000 yard runs.
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Dodgers Beat Yanks Again in 2-0 Victory
In Jacksonville, Brooklyn pitchers Pfeffer Cadore shut down the Yankees as Huggins risked Mays and Quinn. Brooklyn score 2 while New York none. Key moments include three-base hits by Johnson and O Doul and RBI by Elliott. Mays, Quinn, Cadore, and Pfeffer held the opposing lineup with strong relief and fielding.
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Walter Johnson’s South Atlantic setback foils New Orleans bid
There is another Walter Johnson in baseball who impressed in the South Atlantic league last year. The New Orleans Club paid $1000 for his release but a quiet interview revealed a weak base-stealing record and modest hitting. He led the league with 3867 in averages and 42 stolen bases, yet failed to impress the New Orleans club president with his disposition and appearance, casting doubt on his spring prospects.
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Ouimet Beaten in Exhibition Golf at Pinehurst
In Pinehurst N C March 25 Francis Ouimet of Woodland and Parker Whittemore of Brookline were defeated two and one by Emmett French of Youngstown and George McLean of Great Neck Lt J McLean. French and Ouimet posted 72 medals Whittemore shot 78 Brady Hagen and Barnes are favorites to win the open here.
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Brookline
Emmett French
Youngstown
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Whittemore
Mike Brady
Boston
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Hagen
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Harvard Boxers Dominate Mitten Championship Bout
Duke Sedgwick, a Harvard tackle, was the lone Harvard boxer to retain his title in the championship bouts at Brattle Hall before about 1500 students and fans. Weights listed include 125 pounds H F Freedman 135 J O Stubbs 145 A Gagliolo 160 Ned Weatherhead 175 P D Steele with heavyweight R M Sedgwick.
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Boxing and Wrestling Results From A. E. F. Championship Night
In the hardest fought bout Red Steele defeated Eskie Clark in the 175-pound class while Ned Weatherhead edged George Wrenn in the 160-pound final. H. J. Freedman won the 125-pound title over D. Trainor and A. Gaglioli beat J. K. McLeod in the 145-pound class. Sedgewick stopped W. G. Bent. Eastman beat Zoll in heavyweight wrestling, and Captain Carson of Harvard defeated H. B. Brown of the Pacific coast in 125-pound class.
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George Wrenn
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Red Smith
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Sam Anderson
Renault Wins Canadian Heavyweight Title Bout at Home of Action
In a packed Commercial A. C. audience known as the Home of Action, Jack Renault defeated Young Jack Johnson of Boston to claim the Canadian heavyweight title. Renault relied on power while Johnson pressed hard, though the local favorite endured punishment before securing the decision.
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Night of fast boxing with close results and draw
The match featured Renault versus Johnson with twists in rounds nine and ten, a likely rematch implied by the corking bout overall. An extra six rounds between Young Bova and Young Tansy ended in a draw, while Mitchell stopped Sughrue in two and Ferreria beat Tobey Vincent in one. Nap Lajoie drew with Greek Alger in an eight round semi.
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Red Sox defeat Giants 3-0 in San Antonio
Hooper Mc Nally Foster Menosky and McInnis starred on defense as Allen Russell pitched four hits allowed to beat New York 3-0. The Red Sox also carried a 3-2 edge in the series.
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Giants defeat Boston as Hooper stars in tense New York game
Young's error and Ioster and Russell singles produced one for Boston in the fifth. Winters wildness and Hooper and McNally’s hits added two in the ninth. Devine left with an ankle injury and Me nosky hurt sliding. Hooper, McNally and Russell led Boston while McNally stationed at second kept busy against McCarty and Toney.
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Brown to direct athletics at Boston University
George W. Brown named supervisor of athletics at Boston University during an all-university event attended by 1500 at Convention Hall St Botolph. He cites BU representation at the Olympic games and mentions top miler Harold Cutbill and a future national amateur boxing champion. The program included Tufts instructor Davis vs Delmano and several bouts with decisive outcomes.
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Boston Post Bowling Teams Prize Winners
The Boston Post Bowling League awarded silver cups to the Bodini team led by captain Harry O Hara with Joseph A De Castro WH Yarumian Ralph Newman and Frank P Dolan. Second prize went to the Octics team led by captain Crommett with Joseph Duffy Fay Wheeler William Bosworth and Gaston Graves. C Williams won the high three strings and Wallace Graves the high single. William Duncan received a brown derby and a self portrait drawing. Joseph De Castro earned a leather medal for the lowest string of 54.
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Joseph A. de Castro
WH. Yarumian
Ralph Newman
Frank P. Dolan
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Fay Wheeler
William Bosworth
Gaston Graves
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Red Sox Beat Giants in 309 Run Thriller
The Red Sox defeated the Giants by a score of 309 in a delayed game reported by Paul H. Shannon. Key players included Russell, Devine, Walters, Winters, Gongules, and Smith as the team fought through wire trouble affecting transmission.
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Northwestern challenges Yale for national swim title
Northwestern University issued a challenge to Yale to contest the national swimming championship in Evanston on April 8. Northwestern recently won the Big Ten title, while Yale has held the Eastern championship for two consecutive years.
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George Sisler Expects Batting Rise After Trick Pitching
George Sisler of the St. Louis Browns says one batter will improve his average due to the end of freak deliveries. He admits such pitching bothered him and believes he will hit much better than last year, creating potential new batting marks.
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