Stahl May Quit Position as Captain
Badin Indiana March 27 Chick Stahl faces a potential resignation as captain of the Ameri cans after resigning as manager two nights earlier. The club pends a decision with players favoring Fred Parent and owners Taylor and Collins at odds. Rain halted afternoon plans while the team trained in the morning and the group enjoyed mineral waters and sulfur baths.
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Baden
Ind
Chick
Stahl
Taylor
Chicago
Collins
Jimmy Collins
Hogton
Fred Parent
Mr. Taylor
Parent
Wagner
Ban Johnson
Collings
Chick Stahl
Yale Crew Names 24 Men for Varsity Training Table
A 24 man Yale crew squad was named today at New Haven to join the varsity training table. They will be tested for first and second crews later as Easter exercises take place on harbor. Baseball captain Gilmore Kinney missed the trip for scholarship reasons.
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NEW Waven
Clark Griffith
Griffith
Briggs Rules On Tech Sport
Major Frank H. Briggs of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology athletic advisory council ruled on eligibility of current Tech athletes who previously competed for other colleges. The decision enforces a four year limit for intercollegiate competition and defines representation as participation on any university team in an officially scheduled or publicly advertised contest with gate receipts.
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Frank H. Briggs
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Athletic Advisory Council
Tech
Institute
Boston Men Pick Chicago Cubs to Land the Pennant
Boston National players from Thomasville Georgia favor Chicago Cubs to win the National League pennant with Christy Mathewson in 1904 form. They credit the Sox upset last fall and expect the Cubs to lead early, while New York would challenge only if Mathewson returns to peak form.
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Boston
Chicago Cubs
Thomasville
TJ Mathewson
Giants
Chicago
Boston National
Sox
Cubs
Christy Mathewson
Tom
Needham
Chanece
Fred Tenney
John Bates
Dave Brain
Chicago Ans
New York
Everett and Lowell Duel in Indoor Track Night
Everett High faces Lowell High in a dual indoor track meet at Lowell as the hub area winds up its season. Captain Benedict leads a strong squad with Brickley, Tulles, Nanon, Fitzmaurice and Nolan in a standout performance expected to cap Everett’s historic gains. Tomorrow Everett travels to Chelsea High for another dual meet.
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Everett High
Lowell High
Lowell
Everett
Benedict
Brickley
Tulles
Nanon
Fitzmaurice
Nolan
Chelsea High
Chielsea
Barker Still Leader in 125 Prize Bowling Match
The finals in the 125 prize bowling tourney at Miah Murray's alleys are set for tomorrow evening Barker remains high roller with a single string of 143 Spillane and Connors lead the high team standings with 921 after three prelim weeks Spillane has 498 on four strings The top ten high team scores include Spillane Connors 921 Poehler Chuck 876 Barker Poehler 840 Christopher Connors 834 Williams Clancy 834 Poehler Wright 832 Clancey Connors 825 Burdett Cole 809 McPhee Galway 898
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Miah Murray
Barker
Spillane
Connors
Spilllane-Connors
Poehler
Chuck
Barker-Poehler
Christopher-Connors
Williams-Clancy
Poehler-Wright
O’brien-Christopher
Clancey-Connors
Burdett-Cole
McPhee-Galway
Rumors Hover Over Boston Americans Managerial Choice
Boston executives deny Jimmy Collins will replace Chick Stahl as manager. President John I. Taylor says Stahl remains captain while a suitable man is sought. Possible candidates include George Fluff or Professor Fluff, with no firm trades on Jake Stahl.
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Lor
Collins
Stah
Taylor
Johnson
West
George Fluff
Professor Fluff
University of Ilinois
Parent
Wagner
Boston
Jake Stahl
Jake
Harvard poised to win dual meet while other sports trend upward
The piece contemplates Harvard favoring more contests over practices across rowing baseball and track, with possible success in the dual meet against Yale. It notes policy shifts, extended schedules, and aims to boost athletics, chess, and broader sporting activity at Cambridge amid broader pro and amateur sports chatter.
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Harvard
Yale
Lathrop
Quinn
Chess Club
Cambridge
White Winner In Skate Race
Fred White defeated Clarence Hamilton in a special five mile skate at Park square rink last night by almost a lap. Time 12 minutes. Hamilton jumped Stinson and led briefly before control was lost at the turn. White gained on the final miles as Stinson fell, finishing a full lap ahead.
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Fred White
Clarence Hamilton
Park Square
White
Hugh MacLean
William Stinson
Hamilton
Stinson
Maclean
Gossip of the Boxers: Sullivan Beats Palmer in Los Angeles
The article notes Jack Sullivan’s decisive victory over Jack Palmer in Los Angeles, arguing British heavyweights cannot match Americans like Sullivan Shreck Burns O’Brien Jeffries. It mentions Nelson Gans match talk, Billy Nolan’s influence, Sailor Burke potential bout, Mellody Sullivan welter title set for April 23, and excitement over the Honey Mellody clash.
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Jack
England
Palmer
Nelson
Joe Gans
Nevada
San Francisco
Teddy Murphy
Billy
Nolan
Dane
Hegiswich
Billy Nolan
Sailor Burke
Joe Humphries
Joe Thomas
Sailor
Honey
Mellody
Johnny Mooney
Los Angeles
Mike Sullivan
Diamond Hill
Twin
Tenney's Regulars Win Third Straight Over Yannigans
In Thomasville Georgia on March 27 Tenney's Regulars defeated the Yannigans for a third straight win. Tom Needham starred with a home run in the first inning while teammates Howard Bridwell and Poe Edwards contributed strong hitting and fielding. Claude Ritchey injured a shoulder sliding home in the seventh but remained significant in the win as the Regulars added ten runs in the seventh and eighth innings.
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Thomasville
Tenney
Tom Needham
Gus Corner
Cap Needham
Dave Brain
Needham
Tom
Eaton
Watts
Lindy
Howard
Bridwell
Wallops
Regs
Hopkins
Flaherty
Poe Edwards
Claude Ritchey
Sates
Tenner
Ritchey
Boultes
Brush
C. Tf. Pees
Orendortt
Lindaman
Dee
T. F
Yannigans
AB. R
Bit Dovey
Wee
Pfeffer
Frees
Young
Teia
I Farrell
Cae
I. F
R. F
Edwards
C. F
Dedham High School Nine Candidates Named for Ball Field
Dedham March 27 candidates for the Dedham High School baseball team gathered at Stone Park. Captain Harold Drumm led light practice with coaches John J. Kelley and James S. Delaney. Returning players include the Harris brothers Hurley Drumm Carney Grant King Bernard Rogers Barrett Cairns O Reilly and Geisbecker with many vying for infield and outfield spots.
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Dedham
Dedham High School
Harold Drumm
Stone Park
John J. Kelley
James S. Delaney
Cathhers
Russell Harris
Samuel Cairns
Aloysius Finn
John Pratt
Waldo Cheney
Frank Harris
Frank O'Reilly
Edward King
Dudley Rogers
F. Harris
D. Rogers
E. King
Frank Geisbecker
Stanley Gifford
Fred Currie
John ‘Hurley
Lambert ‘Williams
Drumm
Martin Barrett
Martin Carney
Fred Grant
Edward ‘Bernard
M. Barrett
F. King
James Shine
John Scarry
Lawrence Corbett
Thomas Lilly
Edward Delaney
W. Shannon
Harris Brothers
Hurley
Carney
Grant King
Bernard
Rogers
Barrett
Cairns
O’reilly
Geisbecker
Cubs haunted by injuries as Kehoe joins hospital list
Catcher Kehoe of the Chicago Nationals turned an ankle and quit the game. The hospital list grows to include Overall Steinfeldt Chance Moran and Tinker prompting manager Chance to fear a hoodoo over the Cubs. Cincinnati drafts a lively batch of youngsters whose strong hitting threatens veteran players.
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Kehoe
Chicago Nationals
Steinfeldt
Chance
Moran
Tinker
Cubs
Cincinnati
Walcott and Sawyer Draw in Rockland Boxing Card
Belfield Walcott of Boston and Tom Sawyer of Rockland fought a fast six round main event with Walcott edging Sawyer in infighting late. Dave Sawyer and Bob Lewis of Rockland drew, and Billy Pousie of Auburn tied with Young Handy of Camden in separate bouts.
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Belfield Walcott
Boston
Tom Sawyer
Sawyer
Walcott
Tom
Dave Sawyer
Rockland
Bob Lewis
Billy Pousie
Auburn
Young Handy
Camden
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