Doves near end of spring trip show strong work
Fred Lake leads the Augusta Doves in spring training as half the trip ends. Becket, Moran, Dovey and Getz shine with fast outfield, sharp defense, and growing batting form. The squad reports healthy arms, solid ground, and a cohesive clubhouse as they prepare for barnstorming games against New York Americans and Atlanta.
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Doves
Gus Getz
Lake
Bill Cooney
Bill
Chick Evans
Wolfgang
Evang
Burke
Dovey
Augusta Press Club
Richie
Himself
Beck
Rariden
Evans
Graham
Martel
Leise
Moran
Tuckey
Becker
Smith
Mattern
Ferguson
Curtis
Cooney
Shean
Aiken
N. C
Sweeney
Getz
White
Brown
Moran Meets Are Atten in New England Amateur Championship Card
Week long boxing lineup lists Moran Attell bouts in New England amateur championship at Mechanics Building and Armory A A with multiple matches across cities including Brockton Kansas City New York Philadelphia Oakland and Chicago. Notable names include Abe Attell Owen Moran and Kid Sheehan as opponents on various days.
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New England
Mechanics
Tom Sawyer
Jack Witzgerald
Brockton
Dick Hyland
Phil Knight
Kansas City
Joe Hirst
Henry Piet
Philadelphia
Charley Goldman
Joe Wagner
New York
Johnny Moran
Young’ Britt
Brooklyn
Frank Klaus
Frank Mantell
Johnny Kilbane
Bobby Tickle
Billy Rolfe
Henry Hall
Armory A. A
Tony Caponi
Tommy Sullivan
New Orleans
Mike Glover
Bobby Wilson
Allen
N. Y
Bil Mackay
Jack White
Akron
al Rubiac
Battling Johnson
Jack Dormer
Harry Stone
Mickey McDonough
Jim Smith
Young Dyson
Eddie Carr
Lymansville
Paddy Sullivan
Sammy Smith
Joe Gregg
Billy Grupp
Oakland
Cal
Vthursday
Phil Cross
Harry Phillips
Tommy Maloney
Danny Goodman
American A. C
Mechanics’ Building
Football Changes but a Beginning
A review of proposed football code changes sparks surprise and debate. Key points include removing the five yard restriction for the quarterback, four periods of play to reduce fatigue, stricter onside kick rules, and limits on pushing or pulling teammates. Supporters foresee diversification and safety gains while critics warn of new piling and enforcement issues.
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William H. Garcelon
Harvard
New York
John D. O'Reilly
Donovan
Boxing notes on Moran Attell and several upcoming bouts
The week centers on Owen Moran versus Abe Attell for ten rounds with no decision in New York Friday. Klaus vs Mantell at 158 pounds promises a classy middleweight clash at the Armory Club. Kilhane vs Tickle and Rolfe vs Hall headline six round bouts as amateur and professional cards unfold across Boston and Brockton. Digger Stanley arrives in two weeks aiming at American bantams while Langford Ketchel spark a June San Francisco bout that may cancel a Philadelphia clash set for April 27.
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Owen Moran
England
Abe Attell
New York
Attell
California
Armory Club
Frank Klaus
Stanley Ketchel
Pittsburg
Rank Mantell
Pawtucket
Klaus
Mantel
Tommy Kilhane
Cleveland
Boston
Bobby Tickle
Providenc E
Billy Rolfe
South Boston
Henry Hall
Sam Langford
San I
Jancisco
Philadelphia
Arlington High baseball team eyes bright season
Arlington High School opens outdoor work at Spy Pond with 386 candidates led by Captain Irving Hill practicing pitchers and catchers. Infield spots include Hutchinson Kelley Scannell and O'Brien or Buckley. Parris returns in left field. The squad joins the Southern Middlesex League, opening April 12 versus Cambridge Latin and April 16 against Stoneham at Arlington.
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Arlington High
Spy Pond
Irving Hill
Hill
Chaves
Wood
Reycroft
Livingstone
Jardine
Ober
Bell
Butrick
Chick
O’brien
Higgins
Blevines
Hutchinson
Kelley
Scannell
Buckley
Robert Parris
Reading
Stoneham
Woburn
Cambridge Latin
Arlington
Harvard Accepts Football Rule Changes Promising
Harvard authorities approve new football rules and begin spring practice with candidates called out for drills and rule study. Captain Withington travels to York Maine. Dan O Flaherty expected to return next fall as a potential Crimson contender.
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Football Rules Committee
Harvard
Crimson
Haughton
Withington
York
Maine
Dan O'Flaherty
Winchester High Sums Up A Fast Speedy Nine
Winchester High School eyes a quick return with six players back from last year. Captain Leduc called for outdoor practice on Manchester Field, drawing 43 hopefuls led by Flaherty at catcher Tuck and W Goddu on the mound, with Donovan Pierce Mathews Hurd infield candidates and Flinn Grant Saltmarsh Donohoe Hamilton Hilton as top outfield prospects. Leduc’s father, a longtime Winchester coach, is again in charge to mold a fast team.
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John Dovey
Beck
Peaches
Daver Shean
Short
Billi
Ife
Larry
Bill
Boston
Gsood
Peaches Graham
Harry Smith
Harry
Bill Rariden
Rariden
Canton
Winchester High School
Leduc
Manchester Field
Flaherty
Tuck
W. Goddu
Donovan
Pierce
Mathews
Hurd
Flinn
Grant
Saltmarsh
Donohoe
Hamilton
Hilton
Leducc
Winchester
Murphy to Lead Yale Nine as Philbin Recovers
Yale captain Fred Murphy will lead the Elis after Steve Philbin fractures his ankle at Atlantic City. Philbin hopes to rejoin for June games against Harvard and Princeton, while catcher Gregory is sidelined with a smashed finger. The team travels to Washington to play Cornell, with Taft attending.
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New Haven
Conn
Fred Murphy
Yale
Steve Philbin
Atlantic City
Philbin
Harvard
Princeton
Washington
White House
Taft
Cornell
Gregory
Paul Badger
Regular outdoor practice begins for Harvard track team
Regular outdoor practice for the Harvard track squad starts this afternoon at Soldiers Field. Runners take to the track while field events move from Hemenway Gymnasium to behind the Stadium. Coach Quinn leads hurdlers, jumpers, pole vaulters and weight throwers as the resurfaced track and new pits enhance conditions.
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Harvard
Soldiers Field
Hemenway Gymnasium
Quinn
Fort Worth and San Antonio R H E Teams Play
Fragmented OCR lists players and places likely from a Texas basketball or baseball recap. Mentions Fort Worth New York Nationals New Orleans San Antonio and New Orleans teams with players Dickson Buck Parsons Paige Maxwell Mitchell Boyce Joss Fasterly Pernell Stanage Ables Volz Schan. Record incomplete OCR.
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Fort Worth
Texas
R. H.E
New York
Dickson
Buck
Parsons
Schie
Burke
Mckay
Powell
New Orleans
Bibae
Gee Paige
Maxwell
Mitchell
Boyce
Kling Trade Rumor Across National League
Hot Springs reports a deal brewing that would send Larry McLean from Cincinnati to the Giants in exchange for a catcher to Chicago and a $20,000 payoff for Johnny Kling. Griffith seeks a top backstop and has long wanted to move McLean, while Kleins dispute with Murphy continues under Herman’s eye.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Larry McLean
Giants
Chicago
Johnny Kling
McLean
Cincinnati
Reds
Griffith
McGraw
Texas
Kling
Murphy
Cubs
Herrmann
Harvard Baseball Squad Cut Again
The fourth cut in the Harvard baseball squad reduces candidates to a roster set for further trials until Easter vacation. Players retained include Aronson, Bolton, Campbell, Carr, Conant Jr., Desha, Windt, Frye, Harvey, Haydock, Kelley, Kennedy, Lanigan, McLaughlin, Marshall, Minot, O Flaherty, Potter, and Rogers with final cuts planned after the Easter break.
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Harvera+_City
R. H. Aronson
I. C. Bolton
T. J. Campbell
J. P. Carr
K. W. M. Conant, Jr
J. P. Desha
H.dee Windt
J. Frye
A. Harvey
R. Haydock
A. J. Kelley
J. Kennedy
C. J. Lanigan
B. McLaughlin
R. 8. Marshall
W. M. Minot
D. V. O'Flaherty
R. S. Potter
H. A. Rogers
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