Tenney Plans Faster Pace as Colts Open Spring Work
Charleston reports manager red Tenney is satisfied with Boston players after a week of practice. He notes Wolvert on and Fraser boost the club and expects Willis to report soon. The squad, eager to start the season strong, will face Charleston and Savannah in a busy midweek slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
S. C
Red Tenney
Hershey
Wolverton
Fraser
Willis
Tenney
Savannah
Ashenback
Boston
Pittinger
Philadelphia
Ledger
Cannell
Batty
Delehanty
Sharpe
Lauterborn
Detroit
Mr. Lannigan
Ed Abbaticchio
Needham
Moran
Post
Mr. Soden
Two Teams Tie For First In City Series Bowls
Opening games in a city championship series for a $100 trophy saw Somerset and Casino tied for first after each winning three of four. Gill of Somerset leads individual averages at 108, with Burden of Casino and Clarke of Boylston tied for second at 106. Upcoming matches include Casino at Boylston and Somerset at Carruth.
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Casino
Boylston
Somerset
Carruth
Gill
Burden
Clarke
Amateur Teams Seek Early Season Games Statewide
Central A C of East Boston plans a 17-year-old powerhouse with top Noddle Island players from Olympias Playfairs and Assumptions and seeks a morning April 19 game at home. Dan Barry of East Boston also notes Glenvales Jamaica Plain want 15-16 year olds. Kenwood Prep School seeks similar matchups with Archie McNeill of Roxbury listing contact details.
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Central A. C
East Boston
Noddle Island
Olympias
Playfairs and
Assumptions
Dan Barry
Cottage Street
Glenvales
Jamaica Plain
Fred Gilcher
Clive Street
Kenwood
Archie McNeill
Eldora Street
Roxbury
Local oarsmen begin Clark faculty calls their spring work
Boston oarsmen start preparations for a rowing season with clubs in place on the river and school crews lining up practice after winter. Clark College faculty advocate cutting competitive athletics to focus on scholarship and the curriculum.
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Clark
Boston
Boston Athletic Association
Union
Boat Club
St. Joseph's
Craigie Bridge
East Boston
A. A
W. E. Morrison
Boston Interscholastic Rowing Association
Union Boat Club
Pat Donovan
Noble & Greenough
Roxbury Latin
Stone’s School
Herbert Holton
English High
Cambridge Latin
Worcester
Clark College
Schools Begin Play April 5
Spring weather may allow outdoor practice as Roxbury Latin Mechanic Arts Dorchester High Hyde Park High set the opening games for April 5 at various fields. Roxbury Latin under George Kennedy shows strong prospects while other schools lack practice space awaiting a proposed enclosed field.
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Roxbury Latin and
Mechanic Arts
Franklin Field
Dorchester High
Hyde Park High
Roxbury Latin
George Kennedy
English High
Boston Latin
Ellery H. Clark
Collins Men Begin Trip Before Southern Tour
Boston champions depart Macon for a swing through the Southern States to meet various league teams. Jimmy Collins eyes revenge after a recent loss to the Highlanders as the squad rests and prepares for tomorrow's clash with the Macon South Atlantics at Central City Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Boston
Jimmy
Macon South Atlantics
Central City Park
Highlanders
Collins
Gossip on O'Brien Jackson bout and boxing scams
The article questions a Baltimore fight between Philadelphia Jack O'Brien and Young Peter Jackson. It notes a disputed foul blow, suggests ring discipline issues, mentions rematch plans, and flags possible promoter manipulation. It previews upcoming Chelsea bouts and analyzes Jack Johnson versus Marvin Hart with implications for a Jeffries match.
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Baltimore
Philadelphia
Jack O’brien
Peter Jackson
Quaker City
Jackson
Otto Sieloff
Chicago
Mike Twin Sullivan
Lewiston
Kid Stinger
Albert Delmont
Haverhill
Douglas A. C
Chelsea
Tommy Sullivan
Lawrence
Fred Douglas
Savannah
John L. Sullivan
Bellows Falls
Carr
Charlestown
A. O
Kenney
Jack Lowry
New York
Lowrey
Jimmy Briggs
Matty Baldwin
Clarence Forbes
Chester Goodwin
Jack Johnson
Marvin Hart
San Francisco
Hart
Johnson
Jeffries
Sporting World
Roxbury Crawford A A to field fast basketball team
The Crawford A A of Roxbury plans a fast basketball squad with standout players from Greater Boston high schools. They seek official games with 17 year old teams. Contact Robert J. Reilly at 171 Townsend Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford A. A
Roxbury
Nana Stars
Greater Boston
Robert J. Reilly
Townsend Street
Harvard Students Say Faculty Opposes Minor Sports
Harvard undergraduates perceive the Crimson faculty share skepticism about expanding athletics. After the athletic committee cut support for minor sports last January citing economy, lacrosse basketball hockey tennis and cricket faced reduced competition and viability.
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Clark College
Worcester
Harvard
Crimson
Crimson University
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Frederic P. O’connell
Wilhelm
Rattler
Hharbor
Isle of Palms
Freddie Parent
Spartan A. C
Hugh Nawn
Brunswick Street
Athletics
Edward Butt
Cowper Street
Gale & Kent
Nana Faoded Caravan
Gale &Nent
Pastoitil
Tahoe
Court ST
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
R. Mitchell
Mitchell
The
Brooks Bros
Washington St
Brown & Nichols
Waltham High
Brookline High
Volkmann
Stone’s
Association
Stone's
Stanley Elwell
Coale
Morrison
Swift
Morgan
Wright
R. Emerson
Boyd
Lloyd
Shepard
Searle
K. Emerson
Smith
Blanchard
Bigelow
Churchill
James
Barton
Kennard
Norcross
Richmond
Vesper Boat Club
England
Germany
Lake Alster
B. E
P’ts
South Boston High
East Boston High
Ener Ee
Brighton High
West Roxbury High
Roxbury High
Mechanic Arts High
Con Keefe
Cambridge Street
Liforrme Ferry
Gins
Keefe
Archway Inn
Canada
L. McEnteeb
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