Oarsmen Open Spring Practice and Red Sox Rally
At Hot Springs Arkansas on March 27 Tris Speaker shaped play from the regulars center garden position and helped Yannigans to a 4 2 win in eight innings. Foster Bedient and Coombe impressed as pitchers while Harold Janvrin and Young Scott shone at bat and on defense. Steve Yerkes sustained a left ankle cut after a collision with Janvrin as the camp opened with uneven footing and several errors.
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Ark
Tris Speaker
Yannigans
Henriksen
Speke
Red Sox
Geady
Hubbard City
Bedient
Foster
Coombe
Farrigan
Steve Yerkes
Janvrin
Cady
Steve
Cooney
Scott
Jankrin
Speaker
Coumbe
Carrigan
Radloff
Rehg
Gardner
Mulrenan
Garlow
Foster Janvrin
Swanson
Mulvenan
Thomas
Senators Beat Phillies 5 to 2 at Coliseum Park
Washingtons win their second straight over the Phillies as Gaddy struggles and matinee star Milan leads with two doubles and a triple. Phils errors and limited output by Cashien Engle Matteson affect the score, with Washington capitalizing on miscues and timely hitting.
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Matteson
Washington
Phillies
Burns
Moeller
Williams
Morgan
Milan
Shanks
Cashion Gaddy
Paskett
Becker
Byrne
Engle Devore
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Henry
Smith
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Foster
Cashion Becker
Engle Magee
Gaddis Morgan
Matteson Smith
Lobert
Cashien
Engle
Gaddy
A. E. Moeller
Tee Gandil
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Weer Byrne
Wee Luderus
Nee Treland
Te Theee Murphy
Eee Gaddy
Powers Matteson
aDevore
Red Sox Notes on Yannigans Victory and Cast of Former Boston Men
Carrigan leads the Yannigans to victory as he keeps a perfect record in captaincy. Coombe shines as a fielding pitcher and Carrigan hopes he rises to the challenge. Two days of practice remain with extra sessions planned under the hot sun. Nanamaker is sick with a boil on his neck while Yerkes suffers a two stitch spike wound. The Pittsburg Yannigans fell to the Indianapolis outfit 6 to 5. Buck O'Brien played for Indiana polis and Marty O'Toole was among the Pirates victims. Harry Niles, once with the Red Sox, appeared in right field for Indianapolis joined by other former Boston players including Chief Leroy. Fraser, formerly with the Boston Nationals, led Barneys Dreyfuss' youngsters in a reunion of ex-Bostonians.
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Yannigans
Carrigan
Coombe
Bill
Leslie Nanamaker
Yerkes
Pittsburg Yannigans
Indianapolis
Buck O'Brien
Marty O'Toole
Boston
Harry Niles
Red Sox
Chief Leroy
Chick Fraser
Boston Nationals
Barney Dreyfuss
Sun Loch Wins Grand National at Liverpool
Sun Loch won the Grand National Steeplechase in Liverpool, with Tri anon III finishing second and Latteur III third. The field consisted of 20 starters, with betting 100 to 6 against Sun Loch, 10 to 8 against Tri anon III, and 10 to 1 against Latteur III. Sun Loch led by eight lengths at the post.
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Sun Loch
Trianon III
Laitteur Iit
Bun Loch
Latteur III
Brennan Captures Harvard Varsity Wrestling Captaincy
Joseph N. Brennan of Letonia Colorado was yesterday elected captain of Harvard's varsity wrestling team. A freshman-year member, Brennan won Harvard’s light heavyweight championship this season.
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Joseph N. Brennan
Letonia, CO
Harvard
Brennan
University
Newport News Downs Orioles In Exhibition Victory
Walter's home run in the 10th inning propelled Newport News to an 8 to 4 win over Baltimore in the first spring exhibition game for both teams. It marked Baltimore's initial defeat of the campaign. Batteries Jarman Danforth Cottrell and Egan Didgate Pearce Gilliam Glockson.
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Walter
Baltimore
R.flk
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oWe Sa
Jarman
Danforth
Cottrell
Egan
Didgate
Pearce
Gilliam
Glockson
Athletics Defeat Richmond 9 3 in Exhibition Game
Philadelphia Americans beat Richmond Virginias league club 9 to 3 in Richmond. No special features noted. final line shows Athletics with 10 hits and 1 error against Richmond with 6 hits and 2 errors. Specific scoring details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Philadelphia Americans
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Harvard broad jump results shine in annual meet
The broad jump competition at Harvard yesterday saw M. A. Hofer 15 take first with 20 feet 5 inches, R. W. Stanley 17 second at 20 feet 3 1/2 inches, and H. W. D. Ruda 15 third with 19 feet 10 1/2 inches.
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M. A. Hofer
R. W. Stanley
H. W. D. Ruda
Cambridge Latin School boats first on Charles River run
Coach Pat Manning led the Cambridge Latin School crew on an early fitness start on the Charles River basin. Over 35 rowers trained in three boats with Captain Flynn steering the first crew and football players providing key seats. The squad mixes veterans with many new rowers as it aims for a fast season.
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Pat Manning
Cambridge Latin School
Manning
McKinnon
Killam
Spencer
Morton
Gilman
Ward
Starbuck
Shea
McKenzie
Williams and Johnson win doubles title in Longwood tennis
Norris Williams and Harry Johnson reach the finals by defeating R Little and T Pell in three sets, then beat G Shafer and G Carver in the semifinals to advance to the doubles final, while Niles and Dabney also win a semifinal to join the lineup.
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R. Norris Williams
Harry Johnson
Longwood
R. Little
T. R. Pell
New York
G. C. Shafer
G. C. Carver
Philadelphia
Nat Niles
Alfred Dabney
George Wrenn
G. P. Gardner
Niles
B. A Wright
Wright
Little and Pell
G. ©. Shafer
G. ©. Caner, Jr
E. P. Larned
C. F. Watson, Jr
N. W. Niles
A. S. Dabney
G. P. Gardner, Jr
G. F. Touchard
W. M. Washburn
W. A. Larned
F. ©. Inman
Touchard and Washburn
Larned and Inman
R. N. Williams
H. ©. Johnson
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Johnson
Pell
Little
Dabney
Niles and
Tonchard
Washburn
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Weshburn
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Caner
Shafer
Harvard Varsity Defeated by Second Shell in Basin Test
Harvard varsity boats competed in informal trials with the second shell beating the first by a few feet. Changes in crew order are planned ahead of the spring regatta at Annapolis. The third boat defeated the fourth by a length and a half, with Soucy and Parson likely to join the first boat. The training table and class rowing start next week, and medals will be awarded at the Weld boat house for the Filley cup series.
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Annapolis
Wray
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Schall
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W. Middendorf
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Gardiner
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Gallagher
Lund
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Lyman
Talcott
Saltonstall
Kreger
Busk
Wilkinson
E. Reynolds
Herrick
Jeffries
Carver
Chichester
T. Storrow
Sargent
Brown
Weld Boat House
Cambridge Wins Meet At Oxford
Cambridge University defeated Oxford University six events to four in the annual athletic contest at London. Cambridge notables included W. B. Havens winning the 120-yard hurdles after a near miss in the 100 yards, E. T. Adams taking hammer throw, A. N. S. Jackson breaking his mile record, and M. M. Sproule and H. B. C. Ashington setting inter university marks in the three miles and long jump respectively.
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London
Cambridge University
Oxford University
Rhodes
Cambridge
W. B. Havens
E. T. Adams
Norman
Taber
Harvard Crimson Baseball Holds Outdoor Practice at Soldiers Field
Harvard baseball men conducted their first outdoor practice at Soldiers Field under Coach Sexton and Captain Wingate. The two hour session focused on fielding and batting as the team readied for an April game against Colgate. Pitching remains a concern with Rex Hitchcock facing college exam delays and several rivals vying for rotation spots.
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Soldiers Field
Sexton
Wingate
Heinie Reeves
Chick MacLaughlin
Crimson
Colgate
Rex Hitchcock
R. B. Frye
Wilmot Whitney
E. W. Mahan
Fitzgibbons
Nash
Harold Hamblin Wins Boston Chess Club Match
Harold Hamblin of Hyde Park won last night's simultaneous chess match at the Boston Chess Club, finishing 4 to 3. The notable player has long been regarded as one of Greater Boston’s best, extending his strong reputation with this victory. Others listed as winners include A. F. Mack, G. B. Hamblin, a brother of Harold, and Mr. Harris.
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Hyde Park
Boston Chess Club
Hamblin
Greater Boston
A. F. Mack
G. B. Hamblin
Harold Hamblin
Mr. Harris
Cyclone Burns Wins Two Falls From Franz Gerhardt
Cambridge wrestler Cy Burns defeats Franz Gerhardt of Germany in a grueling two fall match at the Mechanics Building before about 3000 spectators. The first fall lasted 1 hour 51 minutes 30 seconds, the second fall in eight minutes as Burns pressed the attack and secured a decisive victory amid applause.
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Burns
Franz Gerhardt
Germany
Mechanics
Gerhardt
Fronz
Franz
Roberts to play for Wanderers in Boston final
The Wanderers have summoned Gordie Roberts from the Montreal pro squad to face Vancouver in the deciding game for a 2500 purse at the Boston Arena. Roberts joins Kendall Hyland and Otie Cleghorn to bolster an attack led by goaltenders Lehmann and Patrick against Fred Taylor, Frank Patrick, and the Vancouver lineup.
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Wanderers
Art Ross
Montreal
Gordie Roberts
Boston
Boston Arena
Roberts
National Hockey Association
Westerners
Montreal Boys
New York
Kendall
Hyland
Otie Cleghorn
Fred Taylor
Frank Patrick
Hugh Lehmann
Tom Phillips
Vic Russell
Harris Kendall
Nichols Hyland
Seeeeet
Oatman O. Cleghorn
Seeeelw
Neighbor S. Cleghorn
Wise
Taylor
Patrick Moran
Fencers Hold Trials In Northern Division
Preliminary trials in the northern division of the intercollegiate fencing association will take place this afternoon and evening at Harvard Hall, Harvard Club. Bowdoin Harvard and Yale enter. Harvard is favored after recent wins.
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Intercollegiate
J. A. Aylen
R. von Nardroff
T. J. Putnam
Bowdoin
Floyd
Leadbetter
Payson
Porritt
Yale
Miler
Cook
Downey
Nickerson
Willard Beats McMahon In 12 Round Fight At Youngstown
Jess Willard from Kansas boxed 12 rounds with Tom McMahon of New Castle Penn in Youngstown Ohio on March 27. Willard stood in for Battling Levinsky who was sick. McMahon held a slight lead as the bout concluded.
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Jess Willard
Kansas
Tom McMahon
New Castle
Penn
Willard
Battling Levinsky
New York
Levinsky
McMahon
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