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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1916

Page

11

Braves Get Afternoon Off After Rain Halts Seminoles Game

Miami date with the Braves off after a slight noon rain and cloudy skies. Stallings and Hapgood discuss palm beach moves to bring a big league club for next year as players enjoy beach time and light practice after a morning of drills. Eddie Fitzpatrick and Seminoles mingle while plans unfold for future games.

Big Chief Palm Beach Miami Fla Braves Stallings Seminoles George Sol Tven Stallings Hapgood Palm Eddie Fitzpatrick Evers Simon

Braves warm up then chart Spring schedule for road trip

The report notes a 77 degree high after a rain shower in Miami as the Braves wind down training. It outlines a long travel itinerary from Jacksonville to Rocky Mount Richmond Washington Baltimore New York and Philadelphia with games against Connie Mack's Athletics Fordham University and the Brooklyn Dodgers before a Boston home stretch.

Miami Fla Braves Jacksonville Connie Mack Mackmen Burbridge Hotel Rocky Mount N. C Richmond Murphy’s Hotel Washington New Ebbett Hotel Baltimore Emerson Hotel New York Breslin Hotel Fordham University Fordham Oval Brooklyn Dodgers Brooklyn Philadelphia Boston Stallings

Uincy Cigar Appeals to Women Voters in Boston Area

Women in Greater Boston have long championed the Quincy cigar for its fragrance and low price. At 10 cents or three for 25 cents, it remains affordable for the moderate smoker, with wives and sisters urging husbands and brothers to choose this brand for a pleasant experience.

Greater Boston Quincy

Radcliffe Seizes Victory Through Lent Dieting

Radcliffe girls defeated Lassell 30 to 8 attributing the win to dieting. Players Dorothy Jones Beatrice Jones and Marjory Woodward led the forwards with Bessie Rudd Alice Bryant and MWHstelle Garrity at center and Katherine Ham Eleanor Jones at guard. Lassell lineup featured Alice Clark Beatrice Gerett Catherine Rice Dorothy Ufford and pair of guards.

Radcliffe Lassell Cambridge Dorothy Jones Beatrice Jones Marjory Woodward Bessie Rudd Alice Bryant Mwhstelle Garrity Katherine Ham Eleanor Jones Alice Clark Beatrice Gerett Catherine Rice Dorothy Ufford Anddith Straker Florence Mathias

Yannigans Beat Regulars 7 to 4 in Spring Practice

In Hot Springs Arkansas on March 27 the Yannigans defeated the Regulars 7 to 4 after a hard fought game marked by real coaching and strong pitching. Chet Thomas led a committed squad amid cool winds and a large crowd including churchgoers and daily gallery on Baptist Hill. Manager Carrigan kept players active from 11 a.m. to after 3 p.m. with fielding and hitting drills before the game.

Hot Springs Ark Yannigans Chet Thomas Baptist Hill Fenway Park Carrigan

Oldtime Yankee game features Speaker and Mays

The Red Sox and Yannigans played amid cool wind with Tris Speaker shining in the field and Ernie Shore and Carl Mays delivering superb pitching. Mays held opponents to four safeties in five innings while Shore fanned more batters, and Speaker produced a key hit and three perfect throws to curb baserunners. The Cherokees and Choctaws matchup closed with a 4-0 scoreline reflecting strong pitching and timely hits.

Red Sox Tris Speke Carl Mays Ernie Shore Thomas Shore Mays Yannigans Cleveland Vean Gregg McHale Gregg Shorten Cady McNally Hooper Yans Haley Carrigan Speaker Gardner Larry Barry Agnew Janvrin Babe Ruth Scott Cherokees AB. R. BH A. E. Mianiae Lo'ccsssaco U Cqutite Crecany Evcaessese Vicceess F.eaversdp Choctaws AB. R TB. PO. A. E Finodgd Civeersak Kok Alens Mesa Wee Fe AG Rode OM Mays Kiliwee

Red Sox to Meet Pirates at Whittington Park Thursday

The Red Sox and Pirates will play Thursday afternoon at Whittington Park, set by Messrs Carrigan and Callahan. Tim Murnane, Globe veteran writer, has been ill since Saturday night with acute indigestion.

Red Sox Pirates Whittington Park Messrs. Carrigan Callahan Tim Murnane The Globe

Red Sox Pitching Progress And Open Job Notice

This afternoon the Red Sox showed improvement as Anderson and Pennock impressed in spring work. Manager Carrigan pushed development. Anderson is a standout and Pennock appears to regain form. Fenway Park office may hire a capable husky. Dan Gleason’s old pay details noted, a replacement needed.

Memphis I*riday Carrigan Anderson Pennock Red Sox Fenway Park Dan Gleason

Dodgers Defeat Athletics 6-4 on Culshaw’s Seventh Inning Triple

Brooklyn beat the Athletics 6 to 4 in Daytona. Culshaw hit a long triple to right center in the seventh to spark the victory. Crane of the Athletics homered in the eighth.

Daytona Fla Brooklyn Athletics Culshaw Crane

Phillies Beat Cubs 8–7 in Spring Exhibition Thriller

In Tampa, March 27 the Philadelphia Nationals defeated the Chicago Nationals 8 to 7 in a spring exhibition. Hitting at opportune moments fueled the Phillies win as the teams played a tight game.

Tampa Fla Philadelphia Nationals Chicago Nationals Phillies

Harvard Fencers Enter Semi Finals at Harvard Club

Harvard will enter a team in the intercollegiate fencing tournament semi finals to be held at the Harvard club next week. Bruce Nichols, 16, who has left Harvard for Technology, is lost to the team. Harvard will face Yale and Bowdoin in its two bouts.

Harvard Bruce Nichols Technology Yale Bowdoin

Mrs Barlow defeats Mrs Roope in Pinehurst round one

In Pinehurst North Carolina on March 27 Mrs G W Roope former Boston district champion fell to Mrs R H Barlow North and South and Philadelphia champion at the 17th hole after a tight match that went to 21 and 1 The medal score favored Mrs Barlow 84 to 86 Other results show Mrs Dorothy Campbell Hurd extending victory over Miss Beall 8 and 7 and several New England players advancing in various divisions.

Pinehurst N. C George W. Roope Boston R. H. Barlow Philadelphia G. Roope Brae Burn Merion Guy Metcalf Agawam Hunt C. B. Hollingsworth Greensburg G. B. Johnson EF. V. Murphy Aronimink J. H. Redfield Greenwich Missick M. Brien Vesper O. W. Edwards Northamp

Harvard Track Men Begin Spring Practice

Harvard's track team opened spring training with a large squad at Soldiers Field. The cinder track was not ready, so athletes used the grave road in front of the Stadium. Coaches Hillery Clark and Donovan supervised field event men and distance runners, respectively.

Harvard Soldiers’ Field Hillery Clark Donovan

Briggs of Brockton Stops Johnny Mello in Eight

Hayward Briggs of Brockton upset boxing fans by stopping Johnny Mello of Gloucester in the eighth round of a scheduled twelve round bout in Gardner. Briggs dominated throughout, feinting Mello into a lead before a right cross ended the match. The card also featured two additional contests.

Briggs OF Brockton Johnny Mello Gardner Hayward Briggs Gloucester Briggs Mello

Reeve Beats Smith in London Light Heavy bout

Wick Smith the English light heavyweight champion lost on points to Harry Reeve in a round bout held in London.

London Wick Smith Harry Reeve

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