Rough Hockey Game Sets City Title Clash at Boston Arena
The B A A and Arena Hockey Club meet tonight at Boston Arena in game six of the local championship series. The 8:30 start features rough, fast action as Synnott Cloutier Hicks Hutchinson and Roach lead the B A A with presiding forwards for Arena including Gaudet Whitten Chadwick and Small Storey. Referees are Denesha and Foster. Time limits are 25-minute periods.
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Arena and Unicorn face rough hockey showdown tonight
Coach Freddie Rocque and Captain Huntington prepare Arena and Unicorn players for a hard hitting game. The 8 to 2 series favors the B. A. A. with a possible playoff if Arena wins. Referees Junie Foster and Harry DPenesha will officiate as Dr. George Tingey, a top East referee, has been handling Arena games all winter.
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Providence
Ouimet and Ross Win United North and South title
At Pinehurst North Carolina Ouimet and Donald Ross won the amateur professional event finishing with a 137 to lead Henry J. Topping and Tom McNamara. Morning 70 73 gave way to a 66 for the challengers as Ouimet holed out on the 18th to clinch the championship.
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New Orleans Defeats Detroit in Southern Association Game
New Orleans edged Detroit 6 to 3 in a Southern Association contest. The game featured Batteries Frost Rugby and Higgins Boland Ledbetter and Stanage Peters delivering the key plays.
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Phillies Beat Mackmen In Spring Meeting 13 to 6
Pat Moran's Philadelphia Phillies routed Connie Mack's Athletics 13 to 6 in a spring training game in Jacksonville. The Mackmen had tied the previous day, but today the Phils dominated scoring freely at Moran's St. Petersburg camp before the game in Florida.
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Phillies Rout Athletics In 14-3 Pennant Tilt
Phils overpower Athletics with timely hitting and strong pitching. Mayer in form for Mor an, Bressler erratic, Wyckoff wild, Oescheger effective in limited innings. Phillies pile up 14 runs on 11 hits while leaving 5 batters on base. Athletics leave 9 on.
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Red Sox Hampered by 40 Degree Cloudy Weather in Hot Springs
In Hot Springs Arkansas on March 26 the Red Sox faced miserable baseball conditions as overcast skies and a 40 degree temperature kept fields wet and practice limited to an inactive day except for a three mile hike by the squad after noon.
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Red Sox Drill, Rest Help Players Before Return to Work
Manager Bill Carrigan sent the team through four hours daily drills during a hill excursion to build conditioning. Heinie Wagner and Joe Wood rested in the damp Valley of Vapors, while Doc Green notes his trainees gain weight and the veterans need little attention as workouts continue.
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Atlanta Falls to Braves 5 to 1 in Cobb Park game
In Atlanta on March 26 the Boston Red Sox faced the Braves in a two day visit. The Braves won 5 1 behind steady pitching from Strand James and Crutcher and timely hitting led by Moran and Gowdy. Red Smith showed speed despite a tender leg.
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Harvard's Long Spring Rowing Schedule Set
The Harvard rowing management has crafted a lengthy spring racing programme designed to keep the varsity and freshman squads busy and give class crews greater prominence than before.
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TAPER CROWNS The New Smart Derby Style for Spring
The Truly Warner taper crowns, such as the El Dorado and On Time, will be popular in spring derbies. They feature a graceful taper both back and front and a defined brim set that creates an even balance in wear.
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