School crews start Monday in local rowing and baseball
Preparations for schoolboy rowing are complete with B A A boat houses moved to the Cambridge riverbank and coaches O Leary and Graney ready to guide the crews. Harvard backing and Boston Athletic Association support boost youth rowing while baseball prospects at English High and Everett High show busy spring practices ahead of season opens.
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Cambridge
Charles River
O'Leary
Graney
John Richardson
Harvard
Crimson
Boston Athletic Association
Union Boat Club
Somerville High
Strenuous 48 Hours for Non-Stop Maxwell
The Maxwell non-stop car has faced the most strenuous 48 hours of the week long run. If the current pace continues, about 6000 miles will be covered by next Wednesday night, reaching half of the total 10000 miles.
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Maxwell
Attell Knocks Out Tom White in Eighth Round
In Dayton Ohio on March 26, former Hebrew champion Benny Attell defeated Chicago challenger Tommy White by knockout in the eighth round after a durable but one sided contest. White lasted only two rounds with ineffective blows as Attell controlled the pace and delivered the decisive finish.
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Dayton, O
Attell
Tommy White
Chicago
White
Tinker Predicts Red Sox Win and Cubs Chase
Joe Tinker, former star shortstop, backs the Boston Americans to win the pennant if they build teamwork. He rates Boston as the strongest spring club, cites Cubs competition, and notes roster shuffles and waivers as Lake trims his roster ahead of Nashville and Cincinnati trips.
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Memphis
Tenn
Boston Americans
Red Sox
Cubs
Joe Tinker
MecGraw
Tinker
Detroit
Spencer
Fred Lake
Boston
Lou Criger
St. Louis
Joe Wood
Memphians
Nashville
Cincinnati
Civilization
Red Sox to Move Grounds Rumor Reemerges
The rumor of the Boston Red Sox relocating the American League grounds to Forest Hills resurfaces. Proponents cite Tremont Street subway removal hurting patron transportation, while owner Mr. Taylor is likely to resist change unless necessary, keeping current quarters unless a last resort.
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Tremont Street
Saylor
Forest Trills
Taylor
Sutton Triumphs Over Cutler in International Billiards
In New York on March 26 George Sutton of Chicago faced A. G. Cutler of Boston in the night game of the international billiard tournament. Cutler won the bank and made a 50 break. Sutton followed with a 92 break in the eighth and a 53 in the tenth as he built a large lead. Sutton extended his advantage with a 148 in the 12th, finishing Sutton 500 Cutler 283 after a clever masse and a miscue. In the afternoon Slosson defeated Cline 500 to 455.
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New York
George Sutton
Chicago
A. G. Cutler
Boston
Sutton
Cutler
Slosson
Cline
Fiat Cyclone Dominates Day tona Beach Meet
On the final day Ralph dePalma drove the Fiat Cyclone to a walk over for the Minneapolis trophy. The car also won the mile invita tion and the eight mile handicap in 8 45 net. Fred Hill set a 1 19 4 5 for a bicycle mile behind a locomotive. Elmer C. Collins rode a mile in 58 3 5 seconds behind the Fiat Cyclone. W G Chappelle won the 20 mile motor cycle event in 17 21 over Walter Goerke after a neck and neck race.
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Daytona
Fla
Ralph dePalma
DePalma
Aultman
Buick
Fred Hill
Murphy
Long Island
Elmer C. Collins
Lynn
Mass
W. G. Chappelle
New York
Walter Goerke
Brooklyn
N. Y
Sullivan to Meet Kubiak at Washington Club
Jack Twin Sullivan will face Al Kubiak at the Washington Sporting Club in Philadelphia on Monday April 5.
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Jack Twin
Kubiak
Jack Twin Sullivan
al Kubiak
Washington Sporting Club
Philadelphia
Langford Keeps Busy With Fights Before England Trip
Sam Langford, managed by Joe Woodman, has two more bouts before sailing for England. He fights Morris Harris in Brooklyn and John Wille in Philadelphia as he seeks tough opponents, while hoping to secure a 20 round match with Jack Johnson in London. Packy McFarland is set to challenge Bat Nelson for the lightweight title, with McFarland arriving today for training at the Armory AA.
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Sam. Langford
Joe Woodman
Sam
Langford
England
Morris Harris
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
John Wille
Chicago
Samuel
Harris
Wille
Ketchell
Jack Johnson
London
Johnson
Sam McVey
Joe Jeanette
National Sporting Club
Nelson
Packy McFarland
Dave Deshler
Armory A. A
McFarland
Armory
A. A
Deshler
Cambridge
Tommy Quill
Wireless From The Big Camps In Memphis And Augusta
A garbled wartime style note mentions Jake Stahl and Thielman shaping baseball weather and tinware, Harold Niles and Amby McConnell on the river, Spencer kept as a model, and trainer Jeems Neary guiding jumps. It also references Doc Green, Gus Corner, Bill Sweeney, and John McCullough in a fragmented scene.
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Memphis
Tenn
Jake Stahl
Jake
Jake Thielman
Harold Niles
Harry
Amby McConnell
Doc Green
Spencer
Augusta
Bowerman
Gus Corner
Gus
Jeems Neary
Jeems
John McCullough
Bill Sweeney
Weston at Buffalo Ends Slow Day
Edward Payson Weston finished his day in Buffalo at 11:30 with a slow pace of about three miles per hour. The route he traveled was heavily muddy, slowing him considerably as he neared the city line.
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Weston
Buffalo
N. Y
Edward Payson Weston
Adams Square alleys and firms names list
A fragmented ledger style listing of names and numbers appears to enumerate alley residents or businesses in Adams Square. Entities include Jackson Curtis Wrenn Bros Bond Goodwin Towle Pitzer Paine Webber Gay Sturgis Wiggin Elwell Co A Putnam ManS emesanveecee numbers such as 4 448 28 429 430 179 424 44 52 and 14%1292. 445-1309 20-1250 427%-1300 13 414-1317.
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Adams Square
Jackson, Curtis
Wrenn Bros Bond
Goodwin Towle
Pitzer Paine
Webber Gay & Sturgis
Wiggin & Elwell Co. A
Putnam
Sudbury alloys totals and local clerical figures
Fragmentary local ledger style notes show numbers linked to Somerville clerks and firms. Entries list totals and contact lines for several entities with paired figures such as 400 450 425-1265 and 4926 418 485-1329, suggesting financial or inventory tallies.
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Sudbury
Tesipa
Somerville
Clerks
Elite League Kite Alleys Score Summary
Roslindale reports 1.3 sRssTotals amid unclear data. The fragment mentions numbers 4285 420 456 and 1304 with references to ERODE Cols and piain's lane in a partial score context.
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sRssTotals
Roslindale
Jeffries Cuts Down On His Meals For Weight Loss
Jim Jeffries plans lighter eating and two meals daily to shed weight while training. He will skip breakfast, have a light noon meal, and a hearty dinner after 6. He aims to harden his feet with daily roadwork and gymnasium stunts at the Armory A. A.
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Jim Jeffries
Orpheum Theatre
Jeffries
Armory A. A
Noble's Fourth Class Victors at Outdoor Meet
The Noble and Greenough School outdoor class meet at Dexter Field Brookline saw the fourth class win with 22 points, the fifth class close with 17. Homer Sweetzer dominated the 60-yard dash, while O. Poasland won the 30-yard dash and HH Hutchins impressed by placing in every event he entered.
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Noble & Greenough School
Dexter Vield
Brookline
Homer Sweetzer
O. Poasland
TJ. Hutchins
M. Weston
HH. Hutchins
George Price Vet Dead of Paris Crew Fame
The veteran oarsman George Price, of St John New Brunswick, member of the world champion Paris crew, died after a long illness at his home. Survived by three sons John W Somerville MA W B Brockton MA George NY and daughter Mrs Warnock of Revere MA. Elijah Ross is only surviving member of the quartet. Price formerly served as a revenue officer on Eastern Steamship Company steamers.
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ST. John
N. B
George Price
Paris
Elijah Ross
Wallace Ross
Price
Eastern Steamship Company
Seine
Samuel Hulton
Robert Fulton
James Price
George
Chelsea
Mass
John W
Somerville
W. B
Brockton
New York
Mrs. Warnock
Revere
Athletic Trophy For Newton Y M C A
Newton wins the state meet championship trophy with 17½ points on six events led by top performances. Boston follows with 16 points Holyoke 10, based on the best five performances scoring 5 4 3 2 1 per event.
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Newton
Newton Association
Boston
Holyoke
America Likely to Keep Chess Trophy
In the 11th annual Anglo American match at Hotel Lavexy London the Americans led with two wins after today’s play. A. B. Hodges of Staten Island and H. B. Voigt of Philadelphia won on boards three and four, suggesting the Sir George Newnes trophy may stay in American hands if no upsets occur tomorrow.
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New York
Brooklyn Chess Clut
Hotel Lavexy
London
George Newnes
Wer
A. B. Hodges
Staten Island
H. B. Voigt
Philadelphia
Doves Again Defeated by Regulars in 4 to 1 Showdown
Augusta March 26 Regulars rout Squads 4 to 1 as hitters struggle. Lindaman, Pierce and Chappelle three innings each for Regulars while White Barrett Donahue work three for Squads. Sweeney triples for first tally. two eighth inning hits save shutout for Squads. Doves prepare for Newark Braves led by Iron Man McGinnity.
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Augusta
Bowerman
White
Barrett
Donahue
Lindaman
Pierce
Chappelle
Eachman
Big Mike
Bill Sweeney
Peaches Graham
Jim Ball
Ball
Graham
Becker
Stein
R. Th. Po
A. BE
Red Bates
Ewes
Beck
Ca Dahlen
Sweeney
Puu
Starr
Thomas
McCarthy
Ide
Roultes
Tuckey
Ferguson
Peters
Keck
Ritchey
Armory A A A amateur boxing tourney draws many entries
Entries pour in for the Armory A A A amateur boxing tournament set for next Friday night. Open classes include 115 125 155 and 19 pounds with several special bouts. This is the only amateur show before the national championships. Entries close Monday with J F Walsh 641 Tremont Street.
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Armory A. A
J. F. Walsh
Tremont Street
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Volkmann
Arlington High
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Rosenthal
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Zimmerman
Artie Hoffman
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Patsy Moran
Lake
Darkies
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Barger
Ehman
Hot Springs
Frank Jones
the Locomobile Company
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Seni
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FIAT
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Arthur's Shoeshop
Beast On
Weis
UNION
D’arcy & CO
Causeway
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Viasex
Harrison Avenue
New England
Manchester
Greater Boston
Fighteen
Imperial Alleys
Imperial
Chelsea Square
Rexford
Winthrop Alleys
Winthrop
Marshall
Marshall Ies
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Carruth
Wilal
Sullivan Alleys
Pilgrim
Malden
al Hill's
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Brighton
Allston
Bankers
Sudbury Industrial
Elite League
Pioneer Mills
Sternburg
Makegood
Arthur Sternburg
Washington St
Hanover St
NY Can
Goes
Wit
Tras
Rex Distilling Co
Staniford St
Jeff
NOBLE
Newton Y. M. C. A
America
Arthur D. Cooper
George Pierce
Castro
Waivers
Charley Starr
Newark
Chamberlain
Beaconsfield
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