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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1915

Page

8

Arena Favorite for Final Game in City Hockey Series

Arena Hockey Club aims to clinch the city championship tomorrow night against the B A A. The Arena lineup under Coach Fred Rocque features key stars including Skilton Small and Conley with a deep roster. The B A A expects a tougher, faster test after Saturday's strong showing and injuries may shape the lineup.

Arena Hockey Club Arena Fred Rocque Dartmouth Raymie Skilton Small Cleveland A. C West Middle West Cleveland Seguin Pop Conley Frankie Downing Mickey Roach Doc 4Iaudet Red Synnott Norman Small

Lea Meadows falters as Browns win 5 2 in St Louis

Lea Meadows, pitcher for the Nationals, leaves after six scoreless innings. The Browns rally in the seventh to score four runs and add one more in the eighth, while the Nationals tally two runs in the game. Final score Browns five, Nationals two in St Louis.

ST. Louis Lea Meadows Nationals

Congressman's Double Trouble Johnny McGraw Mirror in Mass. Walsh

M Graw has new double. New Bedford March 28 Congressman Joseph Walsh of the Sixteenth district in Massachusetts bears a striking resemblance to John J. McGraw Giants manager. Fans misidentify him in New York and Washington. A newspaper even ran his photo on the sporting page as McGraw. Walsh, a Republican, recently won his seat to succeed Thomas C. Thacher.

New Bedford Joseph Walsh New York Washington John J. McGraw New York Giants Walsh Johnny McGraw Marlin Tex Massachusetts McGraw Congressman Walsh Congress Giants Representative Walsh Thomas C. Thacher Yarmouthport

Hooper Joins Red Sox Camp in Hot Springs

Harry Hooper arrived at Hot Springs Arkansas to join the Boston Red Sox on the eve of the 1915 season. He reports strong physique after winter ranch work and outdoor drills in Capitola and San Jose. Hooper prefers less stay but will attend full practice under Manager Carrigan along with teammates and other club activities before traveling to Memphis for exhibition games.

Hot Springs Ark Red Sox the Springs Majestic Park Carrigan Harry Hooper California Capitola San Jose Ozark Mountains Ray Collins Chester Thomas Harold Janvrin George Foster Joe Wood Duffy Lewis Pittsburg Pirates Pirates Fred Clarke Haley McNally Tutweller Mays Yannigans Providence Memphis Tenn Southern New York Dave Shean Lannin Boston Barney Dreyfuss John Harris Boston Nationals Harris Denver

Giants Rout Dallas In Texas League Showdown

The New York Nationals defeated the Dallas team 10 to 0 in Dallas Texas. Batteries Perritt Schauer and Myers, Mullins Sewell and Dunn H Mullins powered the win as New York dominated the game.

Dallas Texas New York Nationals R.H.E New York Aaalel SaaSe Pas Cereee Perritt, Schauer and Myers R. Mullins Sewell and Dunn H. Mullins

Williams Victorious Over Johnson in Longwood Invite Final

Norris Williams, national outdoor tennis champion, defended his title by defeating Harry Johnson in the Longwood invitation tournament final at Chestnut Hill. Williams won in straight sets 6-2 6-1 and 8-6 on the covered courts.

Norris Williams Chestnut Hill Harry Johnson

Williams Surges To Take Third Set In Tight Tennis Match

In a hard fought final round, R. N. Williams trails 2-0 but roars back to win the third set 6-2 6-1 after Johnson dominates early. Williams recovers from double faults and 5-2 deficit to claim the deadlocked set sequence and momentum.

Williams Johnson Deuce Sing

Jitney Boom Spreads In Providence And Premier Changes Hands

The jitney influx in Providence has converted all local secondhand cars into jitney service. Ford Motor Company sales director Norval A. Hawkins begins a six week tour of the South and Southwest including Los Angeles and San Francisco. Premier car distribution in Boston transferred from Eads & Lond to G S Bishop with Ismes Burns joining the sales department while Lowed remains New England sales manager for Premier.

Providence Norval A. Hawkins Ford Motor Company Ford South Southwest Hawkins Los Angeles San Francisco Premier Boylston Street Eads & Lond G. S. Bishop Boston Dedham Bishop Premier Cars Ismes Burns Jackson Motor Car Company Lowéd New England Premier Motor Manufacturing Company

Princeton Awards P to Indoor Relay Team

Princeton undergrad athletic committee awarded the varsity P to the winning indoor relay team that defeated Yale Cornell Pennsylvania and Michigan this season. Four receivers are W. B. Moore S. K. Atha captain I. Mackenzie and M. J. Hayes. Atha is the only one without a prior P.

Princeton WN. J Yale Cornell Pennsylvania Michigan WV. B. Moore S. K. Atha I. ., MacKenzie M. J. Hayes Atha

Giants Brace for Change as Training Winds Down

A veteran baseball writer notes restricted NL rosters push top prospects back, while big clubs share stars with minor leagues. He assesses Connie Mack and Frank Baker, training injuries to Burns and Ritter, and predicts a tough yet hopeful season as McGraw eyes a Yankees park purchase and a down town site over Kingsbridge.

Bresnahan Eyes Shed Pitches as Major Leagues Seek Minor League Outs

The article follows Roger Bresnahan as he contemplates unloading two pitchers with long term contracts by sending them to minor league teams with clubs paying part of their salaries. It notes the shift in baseball economics, with majors farming stars to the minors to cut costs, and mentions Connie Mack lamenting hard to find pepper and zeal amid long term deals.

Connie Collins Frank Baker Philadelphia Mack Collings Baker Eddie Frank Farmer Roger Bresnahan Hank O’day Roger Chicago Toronto Giants Hank O'Day Hank Connie Mack Cubs Ty Cobb Mackmen

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