Treat Players as Individuals Says McGraw on Team Work
McGraw insists every ball player must be treated as an individual to weld a club into a machine. He recounts a practice game dispute with Stock, praising Stock's quiet fight and noting McGraw's tests of his squad's temperament. The piece contrasts McGraw and Mack as masterful managers who shape personalities into cohesion.
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Marlin
Yannigans
Mac
Mike Dowling
Wdonlin
Connie Mack
Athletics
Philadelphia Americans
Cubs
Chance
Johnny Evers
Mack
Collins
Chicago
Eddie Cains
Philadelphia
Connie
Frank Chance
Wheeler Syndicate, Inc
Delta Kappa Epsilon Wins Interfraternity Relay Championship
Delta Kappa Epsilon clinched the 1914 interfraternity relay title at Dartmouth Hanover beating Delta Kappa Kappa by three feet to break the old fraternity relay record with a 1 54 4 5 time. C W F O Connor Llewellyn Hallett Legay ran for DKE while Siema Chi finished third and Psi Upsilon fourth. The meet also previews the final interclass handicap event with the 25-pound weight set for tomorrow.
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Delta Kappa Epsilon
Dartmouth
Arthur L. Livermore
New York
C. W. of. O'Connor
D. K
Gus Braun
Delta Kappa Kappa
Siema Chi
Psi Upsilon
C. W. F. O'Connor
A. S. Llewellyn
H. K. Hallett
F. L. Legay
Alumni
Whitney
Spears
Yankees defeat Atlanta 12 to 3 in exhibition game
In Atlanta on March 26 the New York Yankees defeated the Atlanta Southern Association club 12 to 3. The game featured pitching by Thompson, Warhop and Sweeney with Kissinger, Price, and Reynolds providing support.
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Atlanta
R.H.E
New York
Ceeceerevreeces
Icheete
Thompson
Warhop
Sweeney
Kissinger
Price
Reynolds
Wrestlers Ready for Bout Between Burns and Gerhardt
Cyclone Burns and Franz Gerhardt of Germany are set to clash tonight in the Mechanics' building. The bout is billed as one of the most bitterly fought events Boston has seen, with fans sharply divided after their evenly matched previous clashes.
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Cyclone Burns
Franz Gerhardt
Germany
Mechanics
Boston
Promoter Prepares For Long Bout In Catch Style Match
The event signals no preliminaries with both Burns and Gerhardt aiming for two wins out of three in a fast paced bout. Paddy Hehir of Worcester will referee, enforcing a toe hold ban and a finish-strong rule. Karl Lemle and John McLaughlin act as reserves for potential emergencies.
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George Tuohey
Karl Lemle
John McLaughlin
Tuohey
Burns
Gerhardt
Paddy Hehir
Worcester
Huntington Squad in Line for Spring Baseball
Huntington base ball team candidates report for practice at the Huntington School grounds during vacation. At spring term opening practice moves to the old American league field secured for Huntington School athletic work. First game vs Melrose High April. Coach Sexton expects a good showing despite limited practice.
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Huntington
Huntington School
Melrose High School
Sexton
Wanderers and Vancouver Clash In Final Boston Arena Showdown
Montreal pros lead 7 to 6 as Wanderers face Vancouver in the second and final game of the series tomorrow night at the Boston Arena. The previous game drew the season’s largest crowd to witness these great professional teams.
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Wanderers
Vancouver
Boston Arena
Tris Speaker Joins Red Sox Amid Court Showdown
In Hot Springs Arkansas the Boston Red Sox and Pittsburg Pirates face weather delays while Tris Speaker finally reports to camp. The Dreyfuss Camnitz contract dispute continues in Chancery Court with hearings postponed to Saturday as plans unfold for starters and infield moves including Everett Scott and Heinie Wagner. The Red Sox schedule shows Scott at short and Wagner unlikely to play until May with warm weather influencing comeback timings.
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Ark
Tris Speaker
Ozarks
Pittsburg Pirates
Boston Red Sox
Dreyfuss
Clark
Chancery Court
Pittsburg
Camnitz
Arkansas
Federal League
Pittsburgs Plan Texarkana and Exhibition Swing
The Pittsburgs depart for Texarkana Texas for tomorrow's game then hike to Fort Worth and Dallas for exhibitions returning Monday. Yan nigans play Indianapolis here tomorrow and Texarkana Sunday. Rumors swirl about a Denver club jumper to the federals, but specifics remain unclear. President Lannin greeted Tris Speaker at the station as heavy rain kept Carrigan indoors. Marty OToole, Pittsburgs pool ace, clashed with Joe Wood. Smoky Joe lauded as best in the region. OToole eyed a Sunday golf with Lannin but road trips push back plans. Swanson and Joe Judge had barnstorming trials with Mecgraws club last year. Carrigan shows close care for Heinie Wagners arm, though Wagner wants to work, Bill bars risk for now.
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Red Sox
Cincinnati
Carrigan
Joe Wood
Wood
Bill
Scott
Swanson
Boston
Collins
Bedient
Leonard
Foster
Possiby
Pittsburgs
Texarkana
Texas
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Dallas
Yannigans
Indianapolis
Denver
Federals
Lannin
Tris
Marty O’toole
Pittsburg
Smoky Joe
Marty O'Toole
Joe Judge
MecGraw
Heinie Wagner
Baseball Chief Has Measles in Exeter
Exetor town reports Ben Neal the baseball captain showing measles symptoms and confined to the contagious ward of Exeter Infirmary. The illness is spreading among Exeter students and especially among athletes this spring.
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Exeter
N. H
Ben Neal
Exeter Infirmary
Captain Neal sidelined. Exeter practice disrupted
Captain Lawrence Williams, Richard Cleveland, and Cupe Black are recovering from recent attacks. Neal's two to three week layoff threatens Coach Carney's plans as he would need to rebuild an infield for early games. Carney left Exeter to handle business in Manchester, leaving practice focused on batting and fielding.
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Lawrence Williams
Richard Cleveland
Cupe” Black
Neal
Carney
More Courts at Harvard Aim to Ease Tennis Demand
Harvard plans to convert vacant Soldiers Field space into tennis courts with approval from the Harvard Athletic Association. The Crimson notes tennis has grown popular in Cambridge with hundreds of students playing from sunrise to sunset. It urges building more courts to eliminate advance reservation and cites athletic treasury funds as a source for construction.
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Soldiers Field
Harvard Athletic Association
Cambridge
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Browns 13 Macon 0 in South Atlantic rout
In Macon Georgia on March 26 the St. Louis American League team defeated the local South Atlantic club 18 to 0. The St. Louis squad departed tonight for Nashville Lenn.
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Macon
St. Louis
Nashville
Lenn
Braves Name Johnny Evers Captain in Macon
Captaincy confirms Evers as Braves leader with Boston’s goal for a dominant season. The team will play an equal home slate with Atlanta next week, weather permitting, as Boston fans look for an aggressive lineup and high speed play.
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Macon
Atlanta
Boston
St. Louis
Dutch
Bold
Everett High
Braves appoint Evers as Stallings aide amid rough camp
The Braves assign Evers as Stallings' right hand as Bill Sweeney departs for the Cubs. Camp work intensifies with four hour drills, heavy batting, and fly-chasing in sweltering conditions. Harvard alum Dick Lewis shows progress as a potential first baseman while Hub Perdue strengthens.
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Boss Stallings
Stallings
Evers
Maranville
Schmidt
Hub Perdue
Hub
Boston
Harvard
Dick Lewis
Lewis
Amateur bouts promising bright New England championship action
With 73 entries for the New England amateur championship to be decided at Mechanics Hall on Saturday the outlook for a series of contests is exceptionally bright. The club has held numerous tournaments around Boston giving the “pures” a better chance to be in trim for the contests tomorrow night.
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New England
Mechanics’ Hall
Boston
Boxing Bouts Set as Officials Named for Tomorrow Night
Referees John J Norton and John Brail plus judges F Winston J Conway E Hopkins H C McGrath P Moran and F Sullivan will oversee the card. Entries list boxers by weight from 116 to heavyweight with fighters from Boston Cambridge Brockton East Boston and Somerville among the entrants.
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John J. Norton
John Brail
F. Winston
J. F. Conway
E. Hopkins
H. C. McGrath
P. Moran
F. Sullivan
Joseph William Boston
Charles Mitchell
Boston
Athur Chappelle
Brockton
F. W. Rotwell
West Lynn
John O'Brien
Cabridge
Joe Driscoll
Cambridge
da MacCormack
East Boston
Anthon Saya
Anthony Watsan
Briston
Arthur Downey
Roxbury
Charli Ross
Jamaica Plain
Daniel Manle
Neport
R. J
Eddie Gallant
Bosto
Johnny Murphy
South Boston
Job Emery
Medford
Charles Andrew Boston
Larry McLaughlin
East Bton
Howard McHrae
Wilion
Hynes
Moe Levy
Bton
John Noonan
Dorchester
Mar Zeolie
East Weymouth
Lynn
C Lynch
Somerville
Pat .MacCarth Lynn
M. J. Crowley
Malden
Joe M Donald
Someryville
James Cusick
William Wlace
Mark Corets
Roxby
Harry Miller
Freddie Murph
Joe Camp
J White
James E
Brookline
Wendell B. Pray
Brooklin
George
Brown
Revere
B. Lavelle
Somville
Charles W. Ols Somerville
John Duffy
South Bost
William J. Smith
J. D. Melnis
W. E. Cahill
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