Central A. C. in Trouble Fight Manager Arrested
Joseph J. McCarthy of 658 Sixth Street South Boston, a well known fight manager, was arrested at a Central A. A. boxing event at 7 Green Street on a warrant charging him with promoting the exhibition. Sergeants Sullivan Burns and Parker of Joy Street station placed him under arrest during the bouts as officials continued the program.
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Joseph J. McCarthy
Lving
Sixth Street
South Boston
Central A. A
Green Street
McCarthy
Sullivan
Burns
Parker
Joy Street
Baseball games wanted for youth teams across the state
Listings solicit matched baseball schedules from age grouped clubs. Howard Hammill in Cambridge seeks 15 17 year olds with half fares offered or accepted. Sewall A C Roxbury and others target fastest 10 to 18 year old teams with open dates from April to July 1729. multiple clubs specify half fares for 10 men and preferences for local connections and named associates.
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Sixth Street
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Farleys
Tilsons
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Sewall Street
Warren A. C
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Boston
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Elmdale Street
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Elbert Street
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Clarkson Street
Alpha A. A
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Grove Park
Viking Club
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Warren Street
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W. ©. Kohl
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F. W. Brown
Gladstone Street
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M. Avenue
Clapp Memorial
Weymouth
Arthur F. Eddy
Cooney Street
Somerville
Mohoncas A. C
Charlestown
Elmar Michan
Bartlett Street
Willard A. C
Adams
Newton
Austins
Washingtons
East Boston
Mt. Hope
Eleven School Swimmers Out
Eleven Blue and Blue dash men are ruled ineligible for today’s dual with Boston Latin at Cabot Street tank. Only Woodruff remains in first string, muting chances of a Latin School upset as Latin holds a full squad and strong underwater and diving prospects.
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Lhnglish High School
Boston Latin
Woodruff
Blue and Blue
McDonald
Baldwin
Kingston
Haines
Stocklan
Shephard
Hillman
Cabot Street Tank
Campbell Narrowly Advances in Gulf Championship
Dorothy Campbell the Canadian champion survived a tight match against Miss Myra B. Helmer at Pinehurst in the United North and South Gulf championship for Women. Campbell won two up with one to play as the first round concluded.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Dorothy Campbell
Myra B. Helmer
Midlothian
Mary Fownes
Oakmont
United
Kate van Ostrand
Jefferson County
Sarah Fownes
Campbell
Raymond Farr
Georgetown
S. C
van Ostrand
W. C. Fownes, Jr
R. C. King
New Canaan
J. Raymond Price
C. S. Waterhouse
New York
Cady Delivers for Yannigans in Close Scramble
Big Forrest Cady sparkled as catcher to lift the Yannigans to a 6 6 tie with Jake Stahl's Regulars. Bushelman and Hageman struggled for the Yannigans while Lewis, Engel, and Cady provided key hits and late heroics in a seesaw contest.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Forrest Cady
Yannigans
Jake Stahl
Anderson
Bedient
Jack Bushelman
Bushelman
Hageman
Jack Lewis
Cady
Thomas
Nanamaker
Henriksen
Shinn
Bradley
Gardner
Cady’s late homer ties game as Engel’s Yannigans rally
Clyde Engel’s Yannigans tie the Regulars in the ninth on a long center field homer by Cady. Cady’s two big hits and strong catching stand out in a lethargic game as fans cheer a rare spurt amid a slow exhibition.
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Goodman
Nanamaker
Bushelman
Hooper
Yerkes
Anderson
Duffy Lewis
Shinn
Krug
Stahl
Gardner
Texas
Thomas
Clyde Engle
Bradley
Speaker
J. Lewis
Hall
Cady
Bedient
Jack Lewis
Lewis
Yannigans
Clyde Engel
Injuries Hamper Red Sox Practice in Hot Springs
Bill Carrigan finally appears at Hot Springs but not in uniform as Heinie Wagner suffers a hand injury and reopens it after a bad throw. Casey Hageman struggles in relief as the Yannigans and Denver club observers watch, while Boston hopes for a game with the Red Sox later in the week and increased batting practice.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Bill Carrigan
Vewiston
Heinie Wagner
Krug
Casey Hageman
Denver
Casey
Yannigans
Cady’s
Fogel's Field
Boston
Buck O'Brien
Jack Hendricks
Red Sox
Jake Stahl
Powell
Chesbro
Sox
Stahl
Yannigan
Schools Gear Up For Rowing Season In Boston
Six schools met at the B A A clubhouse for the Greater Boston Interscholastic Rowing Association adjourned session. Commerce may enter crews this year. Mech Arts and Dorchester High considered joining. Legate likely stays out. Practice begins next week with three days per week. Roxbury Latin and Noble & Greenough resigned. Volkmann’s status unclear. Cambridge Latin Boston Latin English High Brookline High Rindge Tech and Commerce represented. Officers elected: Wesley Coleman president Albert Tate vice president George Brown secretary treasurer.
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Greater Boston Interscholastic Rowing Association
High School of Commerce
Mechanic Arts High
Dorchester
Legate School
Greer
Manning
Roxbury Latin
Noble & Greenough
Volkmann School
Newbury Street School
Cambridge Latin
Boston Latin
English High
Brookline High
Rindge Tech
Wesley Coleman
Albert A.tate
George V. Brown
Phillies Second Division Tops Galveston 2 0 in Spring Game
In Galveston on March 26 the Philadelphia Americans second division team beat the Texas league host 2 0. Derrick homered in the first inning to supply both runs and the pitching staff of the regulars blanked the Galveston lineup.
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Galveston
Texas
Philadelphia Americans
Derrick
Connolly and White Draw in Bowdoin Square Bout
Joe White of South Boston and Johnny Connolly of Scotland fought ten rounds to a draw in the main bout at Central A C Bowdoin Square. More than 400 fans attended the club’s largest crowd. Police arrested President Joseph McCarthy on a warrant tied to prior activities of the defunct American A C. Referee Johnny Connors ruled the prelim between Pat Rocco and Battling Kelley a draw, while Siddie Reagan beat Joe Farren in an eight round semifinal.
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Joe White
South Boston
Johnny Connolly
Scotland
Central A. C
Bowdoin Square
Station 8
Joseph McCarthy
McCarthy
A. C
Pat Rocco
Haverhill
Battling Kelley
New York
Kelley
Johnny Connors
Siddie Reagan
Quincy
Joe Farren
Last Boston
Reagan
Farren
Philadelphia Americans Defeat Local Southern League Team 8 4
In New Orleans on March 2 the Philadelphia Americans beat the local Southern League squad 8 to 4. Pitchers Krause Gipe and Brown led Philadelphia’s win in the daytime game.
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New Orleans
Philadelphia Americans
Krause
Gipe
Brown
Philadelphia
Detroit Americans Rout Jackson In Cotton States Tilt
Detroit American regulars defeated Jackson 9 to 4 in a Cotton States league game played in Jackson. The outcome adds a win for Detroit and a loss for Jackson in the season standings.
Brooklyn National Defeats Louisville In Nine Innings
The Brooklyn National team beat the Louisville club of the American Association by 11 to 0. Allen Knetzer and Schardt pitched for Brooklyn. Game played in Louisville on March 26.
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Louisville
Brooklyn National
American Association
To & Allen
Knetzer
Schardt
Brooklyn
De Mar Won't Be A Starter In Olympic Marathon Selection
Clarence De Mar of Melrose and North Dorchester A A plans to skip the Boston A A A Marathon trial and refuses a 25 mile tryout. He contends a quick 25 mile test would ruin his Olympic readiness in Stockholm July. De Mar notes unofficial U S selection rumors and cites past winners as unlikely contenders.
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Clarence de Mar
Melrose
North Dorchester
United States
Stockholm
de Mar
de Maar
Brockton
Sweden
Boston Association
Morrissey
Boston
London
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