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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1916
Page
16
March 28 report notes 10 degrees cooler than yesterday with a low around 4 pm. Tonight expected to be much colder as a west wind brings chilly air following a rain. Weather man predicts continued cold conditions in Miami.
A sunny day at Hot Springs Camp sees the Red Sox playing under a cloudless sky. Morning temperatures around 69 degrees rise into the afternoon as 1:30 pm game start time marks ideal spring training conditions.
A reflective remark contrasts wealth with simple pleasures, suggesting true happiness lies in small daily moments rather than riches. The piece notes a shift in perspective from valuing a millionaire's status to appreciating ordinary, meaningful experiences.
Eddie Fitzpatrick's Seminoles crushed the Braves 16 to 1 in Miami. Arthur Nehf and a trio of Seminoles pitchers limited Atlanta to three singles as Pete Compton Joe Connolly and Bernie Lee led a brutal hitting barrage with four homers and late-inning fireworks. Attendance was only 65 as Stallings publicly aired frustration while Miami eyes the final game of the series.
At Pinehurst North Carolina on March 28 leading amateurs and professionals gathered for practice ahead of April tournaments in Pinehurst and Asheville. Philip Carter and Henry Topping defeated Tom McNamara and Mike Brady yesterday but lost to the same pair today. The professionals beat the amateurs by a margin of 2 and 1.
Hartford announcer says eleven races with a total purse of 23000 will be run at Charter Oak Park on September 4. Six events will be on a new half mile track. The main event is the Charter Oak 2:08 trot for 5000. Entries close May 1.
Cleveland held Cincinnati to one hit and won 4 to 1 in an exhibition game. Smith hit a homer for Cleveland and three teammates added triples. Batteries Mitchell Jones and ONeill for Cleveland Dale McRners and Wingo for Cincinnati.
BATTERIES CALLED MAYNARD, March 28. The battery candidates for the Maynard High School baseball nine, which opens its season here next Monday with Concord High, have been called out, and the boys are working out each afternoon in the basement of the high school building. Don Tent, the team's captain, Harley O'Brien and Edward Coughlin, the manager, are trying out for box honors, and Frank Meloy and Harold Morgan want to catch during the coming season.
In Pinehurst North Carolina on March 28 Mrs BR H Barlow of Philadelphia defeated Mrs Dorothy Carmmpheill Hurd of Wittshire in the semi finals of the North and South women's championship. Barlow won the 18th hole with a missed putt by Hurd sealing the match and advancing toward the final against Mrs Price of Pittsburg. Several New England players also reached tomorrow's finals including Miss A Kemp Lampton and Mrs G B Johnson.
Eddie Murphy of South Boston defeated Frankie Mack of Beachmont in a six round opener and a 12 round main event at the Hippodrome last night before over 2000 fans. Murphy was aggressive and landed lefts and rights while Mack fought hard, drawing a late cut to Mack’s lip and a rib soreness to Murphy.
The semi final between Al Reddy of Chelsea and Tommy McParland of the North End ended in a draw after eight rounds. Johnny Coes defeated Larry Kinsella in the other bout. Next Wednesday night features Al Shubert versus Mickey Brown.
The Metropolitan Driving Club staged a dinner and mock trial titled The Rise and Fall of Box Car Pete at the Charles River Speedway clubhouse. A. C. Furbush led the jest as Box Car Pete with a 200-strong audience applauding a full amateur cast of judges prosecutors and witnesses.
Harvard track practice starts with over 50 men reporting to Coaches Donovan and Clark. Stadium track remains unusable due to soggy conditions with runners using sidewalks and roads. A dinner at Harvard Union awarded cups and outlined spring plans as Captain Bill Bingham appoints event leaders.
In Hot Springs on March 28 the Regulars defeated the Yannigans 15 to 0 as Pennock and Anderson held the rookies scoreless through five and the veterans blasted nine extra base hits. Hooper Scott and Gardner led with multiple hits while Carrigan and Pennock contributed big plays in a one sided contest.
Levinsky of New York defeated Jack Dillon of Indianapolis by an outpoint in a one round bout in Brooklyn. Levinsky weighed 177 1 2 pounds while Dillon weighed 169 1 2 pounds.
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