Tigers Crush Braves to Even Series in Asheville
Detroit Tigers rout Boston Braves 12 to 2 in Asheville as Scott and Ellison power the offense after five innings of tight pitching. Glazier and Bush drive early runs, Hale and Heilmann contribute multi hit outputs, while Cobb and Leonard remain out. The Tigers gain momentum heading to Spencer for game six.
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Asheville
N. C
Detroit Tigers
Boston Braves
Joe Oeschger
Slim Love
Boston
Braves
Tigers
Johnnie Glazier
Jennings
Love
Detroit
Young
Heilmann
John Scott
Columbus
Veach
Scott
Powell
Twilison
Jones
Young Woodall
Ellison
Johnny Glazier
Ford
Woodall
Donnie Bush
Glazier
Hale
Beatty
Stallings
Cy” Morgan
Hak
Burt Ellison
Sullivan
Holke
Boeckel
Glezier
Gale
Cobb
Leonard
Battery Park
Salisbury
Morgan
Bush
Fllison
Bailey O'Neil
Oeschger
Yankees Beat Reds 8 to 7 In Jacksonville Doubleheader
The New York Yankees defeated the Cincinnati Reds 8 to 7 in a long, high scoring spring game in Jacksonville Florida. Milwaukee veteran Roush Pipp and Meusel delivered key hits as the Yankees swept the double header and continued a streak of wins over the Reds this month.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Yankees
Cincinnati
Reds
Reuther
New York
Meyer
Groh
Roush
Kopf
Peck
Pipp
Rath
Mensel
Ruel
Bra Roush
Wingo
Luque
Vick
Gretch
Lew Wn
Runa
Neale
Mays
Balis
Mogridge
Nae
Dineen
O'Day
AB. PH
Eich
Danbert
Ib Peck
Piga
Ruth
Ef Lewis
Duncan
Meusel
Ward
Kopt
Ss Neale
E Ruel
Mogriige
Harvard Diamond Squad Cuts to 26 As Freshmen Join
Harvard coaches Slattery and Young trim personnel to 26 on the varsity squad. An equivalent number move to a second team with a regular schedule under Coach Claude Davidson, while freshman players follow a similar plan. Robert T. Miller will coach the freshman second team with a local schoolboy schedule, then join interdormitory freshman series. The first varsity roster lists Captain Robert W. Emmons and players across infield, outfield, and pitching roles.
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Harvard
Jack” Slattery
William Young
Crimson
Claude Davidson
Robert T. Miller
Springfield Y. M. C. A
Robert W. Emmons
E. C. Hardell
W. B. Felton
Carl Harrison
Ed Goode
Co. A. Clark
W. B. Butterfield
I. K. Bullard
R. Russell
T. H. Gammick
Jerry Murphy
R. A. Lancaster
C. 8. Stillman
Eli Stillman
W. B. Frothingham
Richard Hallowell
K. W. Perkins
C. B. Crockett
K. H. Hobbs
L. A. Hallock
Austin Blair
E. L. Bigelow
C. J. Mason
Arthur Conlon
R. B. Shaw
EK. C. Lincoln
W. Roos
Two Hub Players Named to U S Olympic Hockey Team
Roy L. Schooley announces the U S roster for the Antwerp Olympics to be held April 20 to 30. The lineup includes Bonney Widenborner Tuck Goheen Fitzgerald Drury McCormick Joseph McCormick Conroy Synnott. The squad sails from New York on April 7 aboard the Finland.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Roy LD. Schooley
United States
Antwerp
Belgium
International Skating Union
American Olympic Committee
Raymond L. Bonney
Cyril Widenborner
St. Paul
Leon Tuck
Boston
Frank Goheen
J. E. Fitzgerald
Rover
Herbert J. Drury
Larry McCormick
Joseph McCormick
A. J. Conroy
Frank Synnott
New York
Finland
Westfield Athletes Refuse Game On Good Friday
Westfield High basketball stars inform coach D. M. Cole they will not play Friday’s contest on Good Friday citing religious principles. The faculty manager proceeded with the schedule despite the players’ stance.
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Westfield
Westfield High
D. M. Cole
Sunday sports bill faces engrossment debate today
The Sunday sports bill goes to engrossment in the House today after yesterday’s discharge from the calendar. Representative Young of Weston pushed the action, with supporters seeking to overcome opposition and pass the emergency preamble requiring a two thirds vote to become operative this summer.
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Young
Weston
Griffs and Dodgers Play Exhibition Scoreless Tie
In Jacksonville on March 29 the exhibition game between the Griffs and Dodgers ended 0 to 0. Batteries listed were Smith Cadore and Miler for the Griffs and Krueger Johnson Erickson and Picinich for the Dodgers. A rough score line and garbled OCR text follow.
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Jacksonville
R.h.le
Stooklyn Nationals
Smith
Cadore
Miler
Krueger
Johnson, Erickson and Picinich
Gharrity
The Daylight Saving Debate and Amateur Baseball Provisions
A satirical roundup critiques 1920 daylight saving and Sunday baseball rules in Boston. It mocks Congress, cites wheat subsidies and Rockefeller costs, and ribaldly remarks on economic policies and clock changes affecting workers and states.
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Boston
Braves
Daylight saving sparks delays and jokes across New England
A satirical look at daylight saving across New England notes time shifts hurting rail schedules and daily life. It jokes that New York gains time while travelers lose it, lamplighters demand overtime, and rookie pitchers step back to rural routes as Frazee weighs the Red Sox’s status.
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Broadway
New Jersey
Connecticut
New York
New Haven
New England
N. Y
D. S
Lamplight
Harvard and Whelan face daunting task to lift Crimson teams
The piece argues Dr. Whelan must build up Harvard athletic programs, noting Harvard's large student body merits top teams, while acknowledging past weaknesses under Coach Donovan and the challenge ahead for the new Harvard director.
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Whelan
Harvard
Crimson
Donovan
Cambridge
Donovan Flags Potential In Players If They Are Brought Out
The speaker argues that failure to develop a team is not Donovan’s fault when players are not given opportunity. If the men are brought out, there is belief Donovan can mold them into athletes despite doubts about development.
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Donovan
Parker Club to Field Strong Lexington Baseball Team
The Parker Club of Lexington will field a strong baseball team this spring with George Hinchey as captain and Norman McIntosh as manager. Candidates are practicing and the first game is planned for Patriots Day April 19 as part of Lexington celebration.
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Parker Club
Lexington
George Hinchey
Norman McIntosh
Boston College picks 30 players for furloughed season
Boston College coach Dr. David White trimmed the squad to 30 players from 60 applicants. The selections include three catchers Urban O Regan and Morrissey eight pitchers eight infielders and six outfielders. Notable names include Fitzpatrick Mullowney J Kelly Morrissey Lashway Costello Hal ligan Bond Haley and Dempsey among others as the team prepares for a summer season at the Heights.
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David White
Boston College
B. C
Urban
O’regan
Frank Morrissey
Fitzpatrick
Mullowney
Fitz
Brookline High School
Maroon and Gold
J. Kelly
O'Brien
G. Kelly
L. Morrissey
Lashway
Costello
B.oys
Gooddard Seminary
Morrissey
Medford High
English
Tony Comerford
Gallivan
Gallagher
Jocko
Halligan
Johnson
Kemp
White
Bill Bond
Haley
Cody
Palmer
Dee
Bond
Dempsey
Madden
Corrigan
Swann
Ryan
Ripley
Gormley
Emmett
the Heights
Paddy Flynn Defeats Chick West In Union Square Bout
Paddy Flynn of Everett won a decision over Chick West of Holyoke in the main event at Union Square A. C. Somerville. The match went the distance with West hampered by an eye cut. Semi final saw Jack O Leary defeat Young Morris in eight rounds. Young Trainer stopped Young Smith in three rounds and Young McNeil beat Young Porky in two.
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Paddy Flynn
Everett
Chick West
Holyoke
Union Square A. C
Somerville
West
Flynn
Jack O'Leary
Young Morris
Young Smith
Young McNeil
Young Porky
Zbyszko Defeats Finn in 53 Minute Gridiron Bout
Stanislaus Zbyszko, Polish heavyweight wrestler, threw John Olin of Finland in a catch as catch can contest in New York in 53 minutes and 27 seconds by a body and toe hold. The match preceded the Londos Demetras title bout where Demetras recently challenged Londos.
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New York
Stanislaus Zbyszko
John Olin
Finland
Jim Londos
William Demetras
Londos
Buck Herzog Out of Game Till June First
News from Chicago reports Buck Herzog will miss games after undergoing a hernia operation en route from California. June first is the earliest return date, leaving Barney Oiceberg to fill the veteran second base role for the pennant chase.
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Buck Herzog
Chicago
National League Baseball Club
Charlie
Buck) Tierzog
California
Herzog
Barney O'iceberg
Lexington Plays Woburn High School Baseball
Lexington High School travels to Woburn to face the Woburn High School team on Saturday afternoon in a May 1 game per the visiting team's schedule release.
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Lexington High School
Woburn
Giants Shut Out Red Sox 6 to 0 in Mobile
New York Giants defeated the Boston Red Sox 6 to 0 behind strong pitching by Barnes and Ryan. Pat Flaherty struggled early as the Giants scored six runs in the first five innings, fueling the shutout despite late Boston defense and hitting woes.
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Mobile
Ala
Boston Red Sox
New York Giants
MccGraw
Barrowites
Pat Flaherty
Fortune
Barnes
Ryan
Giants
Red Sox
New York
Boston
Po.a
Frisch
Foster
Kelly
Scottis
Gonzales
Walters
Snyder
Liv’gston
Fisherty
Burns
Young
Gongales
Fletcher
Doyle
Hiller
Walders
Ilier
Hiller Barnes
Flaherty
Londos Declared Winner After Demetral Injury
New York March 29 Londos was declared winner after Demetral claimed injury from a fall from the ring onto the floor. The bout lasted one hour, 52 minutes and 50 seconds before Demetral rolled over the ring edge and bounced on the reporters table. A doctor diagnosed a collarbone injury and Referee George Bothner ruled Londos the victor.
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New York
Falcons win Allan Cup final to represent Canada
The Winnipeg Falcons defeated the University of Toronto 3 to 2 to clinch the Allan Cup and earn the right to represent Canada in Olympic ice hockey. The champions will sail March 31 from St John to Europe aboard the Melita.
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Toronto
Ont
Winnipeg “Falcons
Canada
University of Toronto
Melita
St. John
N. B
Europe
Canadian coach takes Cornell lacrosse post after border halt
Nicholas Rawlf of Toronto, newly named Cornell lacrosse coach, reached Ithaca today and began duties after negotiations by Romeyn Berry lifted a border ban that labeled him a contract laborer. The March 29 report notes the barrier was removed allowing him to assume the role.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Nicholas Rawlf
Toronto
Cornell
United States
Romeyn Berry
Amherst Names Whitcomb 1921 Swim Captain
Amherst announces Douglas Whitcomb of Worcester Massachusetts as team leader for 1921. Whitcomb is a junior and has swum for two years as a dashman.
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Amherst
Douglas Whitcomb
Worcester
Mass
Winthrop Selectmen Create Panel to Probe Rent Profiteering
Acting on the state commissioner’s recommendation the Winthrop board appointed a five member committee to investigate rent profiteering in the town. The panel will study housing costs and report findings to the selectmen.
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Winthrop Selectmen
Veto Ribo Hook Ruins Opening Commonwealth A A Bout
Twelve rounds composed the opening prelim of the Commonwealth A A at the Scenic Temple last evening. The first and longest contest of the six-session program tested stamina and technique as fighters battled for position in the early stages.
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Commonwealth A. A
Scenic Temple
Boston boxing card ends with Thomas defeating Veto in title bout
East Boston’s K. C. Muggsy skips due to injured hand as Thomas fights in the main event, earning a decision after a rugged nine rounds. Prelims feature Tansey and Chapman drawing, Buckley stopping Brennan in two, and Brennan overpowering O’Donnell before setting up a clash with Jim Malvern at Scenic Temple Arena.
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K. C. Muggsy
East
Boston
Thomas
Muggsy
Johnny Veto
Chelsea
Veto
Johnny
Powers
Young Tansey
Chapman
K. O. Buckley
Roxbury
Brennan
Dorchester
Buckley
Bob Brennan
Charlestown
Jack O'Donnell
O’donnell
Jim Malvern
Scenic Temple Arena
Friedman Wins Bout in New Bedford Spotlight
Benny Friedman the Boston bantam won a 12 round decision over Marty Collins of Syracuse New York in New Bedford tonight.
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New Bedford
Rbennie Friedman
Boston Bantam
Marty Collins
Syracuse
N. Y
Washington: Vermont Edges Georgetown 5 4 in 18 Innings
In a long night at Washington the University of Vermont defeats Georgetown University 5 to 4 after 18 innings. Both teams traded runs through the extra frames as players battled for the win.
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Washington
University of Vermont
Georgetown University
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