Heps Start Homeward Trip From Augusta Camp
Tenney’s Heps begin travel home today after settling training grounds in Augusta. Boston and Augusta reach a tentative 1912 arrangement with Augusta seeking castoffs. Tenney refuses to part with Butler or Spratt. Heps plan games in Columbia and Greensboro before Roanoke, Va, visit.
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Speed Carnival Draws 10000 At Jacksonville Beach
More than 10 000 spectators watched the Atlantic Pablo Beach course on March 29 for the second day of an automobile speed carnival. Final events included record trials for the one kilometre dash where Wilcox set 22 75 seconds and Burman 19 26 seconds. Oldfield’s world mark is 17 04.
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Sharkey Hurt and Lundin Is Winner in Wrestling Bout
The Lundin versus Sharkey match at Columbia went the full three bouts, Lundin winning after Sharkey retired with a shoulder injury from a heavy fall. Sharkey won the first bout in seven minutes with a reverse body hold, Lundin took the second in 17 minutes with arm and body holds, and the final decision came when Sharkey was hurt. Next Wednesday Bob Berry faces Cyclone Burns after Berry’s recent draw with Sam Anderson.
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Ham Corbett Joins Harvard Track Prospect
Harvard’s track prospects received a boost as Ham Corbett reported for work on Soldiers Field. A three year varsity football halfback noted for speed, Corbett has no prior track experience but fits the ideal build and shows potential under Pooch Donovan’s training after a standout relay during last winter’s Harvard carnival.
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Pupils Exhibition At D Street Gym In South Boston
The first of three days of gymnastic exhibition and drill by pupils of the D Street public gymnasium was held before a large crowd. Tonight the girls perform, tomorrow the men compete. Thomas OToole won the potato race and the relay obstacle team Lodin sky Magaldi Gangan Ricardi prevailed. St Vincent beat the McNamara team 7 to 4 in basketball.
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Princeton Tigers Defeat Bowdoin in Wet Grounds Game
Princeton defeated Bowdoin College 7 to 0 in Princeton New Jersey as rain halted play in the fifth inning. Bowdoin had yet to bat for a result when the game was called with the grounds wet. Batteries Means and Wilson for Bowdoin faced Woodle and Taylor for Princeton.
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Cardinal owner ambitions eyed by Chicago magnate
Chicago entrepreneur Charles Weeghman plans to buy into baseball as he heads to Cleveland to discuss taking over the St. Louis Cardinals. He has backing and seeks to acquire the franchise, team, and grounds or the club outright.
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Exan sprinter Gwyn Henry and other athletic chatter
The item discusses Gwyn Henry allegedly running 75 yards in 7.35 seconds in a New York trial, with praise from Lawson Robertson and Bernie Wefers and a planned race against Jim Rosenberger. It also notes swimmers Charlie Daniels and McGillvray chasing world marks, Ed Walsh’s match for Johnny Fallon, Harvard’s Donovan stock, critic doubts about Carl Morris, marathon talk ahead of the B A A race, Langford versus Johnson, and Fall River Shrubb’s 12 mile time.
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Gossip for Motorists Traps speeders on Newton Commonwealth Avenue
Local residents complain to Newton police about dangerous driving on Commonwealth and Grant avenues. Chief Mitchell installs a speed trap after drivers rush the hill rise near trolley intersections. George J. Martin commends mayor and chief for fairness to automakers while warning reckless drivers face court. In other notes, Dr. Charles Percival nears 100000 miles in a Bulldog, Indianapolis race riders vie for the International Champion title, Tozier Co plans full national circuit participation, and Harvard figures purchase Velie roadsters.
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Army Beats Manhattan 7 0 in Midweek Baseball
West Point opened with timely hitting as Manhattan College’s misplays on the bases aided the Army eleven to a 7 to 0 victory. The game ended after the first half of the seventh inning due to insufficient light.
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Marathon racing shoes and entry notes at the Armory
The piece discusses gear for marathon racing and advises against sneakers, mentions closed entries for Armory amateur bouts on Friday, and notes how to enter via Ed Walsh. It records fan news of Stanley Ketcher knocking out Porky Flynn on May 17, 1910, and clarifies that the marathon is not the official American championship but treated as such. It also settles a question about the Jeffries Johnson fight referee with Tex Rickard named.
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Cy Young Celebrates 44th Birthday in Kansas City
Den ton Jt Cy Young, age 44, visits the Cleveland American League squad in Kansas City. Born in Gilmore Ohio he marks his 22d major league season since joining Cleveland in 1890. He has a 504 206 pitching record and is described as in peak condition.
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Harvard Split in Two Nines
Harvard batted a split squad game at Soldiers Field with two teams named the Yacks and the Macks. The Macks led by Babson Hardy and Sexton pitching won 9 to 1 over the Yacks in a regular nine inning session under Coach Sexton.
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Macks Show Strong Fielding In Badly Played Lineup
A 35-man squad faced heavy conditions and frequent errors as the Macks excelled in defense allowing only one run. McLaughlin was moved to center field from infield with uncertainty it will last, while pitcher Bob McKay struggled with a lingering shoulder injury.
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