Schoolboy Crews Work Out in Rain
English High and Brighton High began outdoor baseball practice in drizzle at Randolph street grounds. English High lists many new infield and outfield players led by pitcher Bidwell, a tall southpaw. Brisinscon High fields many new players as Woodlock’s pitching vacancy looms and Brosincon reads as Brisincon.
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English High
Brighton High
Randolph Street
Gene Sullivan
Bidwell
Ww. M. Norton
White
McCaffen
Threed
Scoville
Gould
Cronin
Clement
Miller
O'Reilly
Sullivan
Lamphier
Allman
Pfau
Kiely
Bennett
Stokes
Pitts
Everett
Saftell
Waterman
McKenna
Brophy
Brisincon High
Woodk Brothers
Thait
A. J. Woodlock
Schoolboy Oarsmen Endure Rainy Practice Drills
Yesterday's downpour did not deter high school crews with seven schools represented. Stone's led with two eights and two fours, Brookline had three fours, English High and Brown & Nichols two each, as coaches pushed multiple lineups and new boats through tough 1 and 2 mile spins.
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Stone's
Brookline
English High
Brown & Nichols
Judd
Stone
All Around Meet Awarded to Boston by B A A
The B A A has sanction to hold this year’s national all round championships. The event will occur in June with date to be decided. The games will likely be held at Tech Field Brookline though arrangements are not yet final.
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Tech Field
Brookline
Method of Selecting Olympic Athletes
A critique of how the United States Olympic team was chosen for Athens. The piece questions the selection process, arguing a national trials event should have determined the all American team and noting several named athletes and past champions whose omission or decline is discussed. The commentary mentions James E Sullivan and several runners such as Michael Spring and Sammy Mellor.
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Archie Hahn
W. D. Eaton
W. A. Schick
G. V. Bonhag
C. M. Daniels
Deadwood
Athens
United States
Yale Track Team Begins Outdoor Practice
New Haven March 29 Yale's track team has begun outdoor practice with about 60 men in the squad. The standout new recruit is Roger Hill a third year law student who joined Yale from the University of Michigan in 1904 but was ineligible last year. He has shown strong form in high and low hurdles.
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New York
Michael Spring
Spring
New Haven
Yale
Roger Hill
University of Michigan
Dorchester A A to Close Season With Jamaica Plain Game
Dorchester A A finishes its season tonight at Draper Hall Field's Corner Dorchester facing Queen Quality of Jamaica Plain. After the game the Dorchester management will host a reception for its players.
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Dorchester A. A
Draper Hall
Field’s Corner
Dorchester
Queen Quality
Jamaica Plain
Ascetics Silver Wins Grand National Steeplechase
The 2750 sovereign prize race at Liverpool featured 23 starters in a four mile 850 yard handicap for five-year-olds and up. Ascetics Silver, owned by Prince Hatzfeldt, won with Red Lad second and Aunt May third.
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Liverpool
Prince Hatzfeldt
Ascetics Silver
Red Lad
Aunt May
Old Time Fighter Charles E. Vokes Dies in Cincinnati
Charles E. Vokes, an early boxing figure, died in Cincinnati from injuries from a railway accident six weeks earlier while en route to a Feltz Bezenah bout. His notable clash with Charles Flusher occurred about 12 years ago in Lima, lasting 79 rounds before defeat. He also invented a starting machine for racetracks.
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Charles E. Vokes
Cincinnati
Tommy Feltz
Gus Bezenah
Vokes
Charles Flusher
Lima
University Wrestler dies from injuries in match
Alexander Kemp of the University of Pennsylvania died at University Hospital Philadelphia today from injuries suffered during a wrestling match.
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Philadelphia
Alexander Kemp
University of Pennsylvania
University Hospital
East Boston High to Meet Harvard Freshmen in Gym
East Boston High School will host Harvard freshmen tonight in the school gym. The second team will play a sailors team from the U S 8 Rhode Island. The Rhode Island squad includes many former East Boston players, drawing strong interest.
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East Boston
Harvard
East Boston High
U. S
Rhode Island
Boston Latin School Prize Drill Draws Big Crowd
The annual prize drill at Mechanics Hall drew many parents as Boston Latin School cadets showcased twelve minute drills under judges Major L. W. Ham and Lt. F. S. Wilson. Senior and junior contests named Company A and Company F as top units, with Corporal J A McKenna and Captain Joseph W Doherty winning individual and drum corps honors.
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Boston Latin School
Deets
Mechanics Hall
L. W. Ham
F. S. Wilson
Company A
George C. Adams
Company Co
J. W. Doherty
Company C
Doherty
E. V. Hickey
J. A. McKenna
Company H
Donovan
Stanley W. Moulton
Joseph P. Hadley
Austin W. Cheever
David A. Ellis
A. I. Fiske
G. H. Benyon
Joseph W. Doherty
Louis W. Hickey
Joseph D. Donovan
J. H. McKenna
R. S. Jowett
J. O. Daly
R. Crosbie
J. R. Morton
A. N. Wyzanski
Vast Bayside Fish Pier Receives 151,800 Pounds of Fresh Catch
All 21 shore trips arrived at the fish pier with 151,800 pounds of fish including 101,500 pounds dovk 46,800 pounds cod 1500 pounds hake 50 pounds pollock and 1500 pounds cask. The new steamer Manhattan arrived from Neafie & Levy and will host a bay trip for owners and leading wharf dealers. Several European liners sailed with grain cargoes while the King George bound for Iquique carried nitrate of soda and was towed by Mercury with barge Liberty.
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Mildred V. Nunan
Richard J. Nunan
Olive F. Hutchins
Haddock
Manhattan
Neafie & Levy
Philadelphia
T Wharf
F. N. Park
Harrison G. Johnson
Custom House
Buenos Ayres
A. P. Emerson
Vineyard Haven
Underwinter
Simpson
Port Reading
Bar Harbor
King George
London
Cape Cod
Iquique
Chile
Mercury
Liberty
New York
Anglo-American Oil Company
Greenock
Russell & Co
Iquique Dee
Edith
E. Nichols
Gettysburg
Camp
Hammond
Tamanend
Oak Hill
Lynn
Lykens, Hughes, Do
Brookside
Enterprise
Tamaqua
Miller
Knickerbocker
Mahanoy
Pocopson
Marblehead
Scranton
Pierce
Hoboken
Ampere
Tun
Schooner Regina Strikes Bridge En Route to Boston
Machias Maine March 30 Schooner Regina laden with lumber for Boston struck the old tow bridge while descending the river tearing away taffrail trussel trees and maintopmast. She will repair at Machiasport and proceed.
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Machias
Regina
Boston
Machiasport
Norfolk Judge Schedules Sale of Mary P. Mosquito
Judge Wad dill ordered the sale of the schoon er Mary P. Mosquito of Gloucester Massachusetts libelled here for 9000 dollars. The suit grows from a collision in Chesapeake Bay between the schooner and the Norfolk and Washington steamer Norfolk.
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Norfolk
Waddill
Mary P. Mosquito
Gloucester
Mass
Chesapeake Bay
Shipping News Briefs Include Tides and Arrivals
Again at 6:08. Length of day twelve hours thirty nine minutes. Moon sets in morning. High water at 3 15 a m and 3 45 p m. Arrived steamers Taff Br Nilsen Sama Cuba St March 31.
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Carib
Charleston
S. C
Brunswick
Gloucester
Baltimore
Norfolk
James S. Whitney
New York
Creek
Beverly
Nottingham
R. R
N. J
Port Johnson
Newburyport
Edward FE. Barry
Newport News
Marie Palmer
Ednyfed
Buenos Ayres
Gerd
Bahia Blanca
Nantasket Roads
Carlisle
Philadelphia
Paxtang
Richardson
Robesonia
Joshua Yovett
Flora
Clarks Cove
Alice
Boothbay
Taff (Br
Nilsen
Sama
Cuba
Low Rates to the Pacific Coast on Daily Pullman Sleepers
Travelers can buy colonist tickets from Boston to Los Angeles San Francisco San Diego Portland Seattle and other Pacific coast points at 49.90 to 52 dollars with intermediate reductions. Pullman tourist sleeping cars run daily to California destinations via Chicago & Northwestern Union Pacific Southern Pacific Bays routes or via Colorado Scenic Route. Tickets available from J. E. Brittain general agent 300 Washington Street Boston.
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Pacific Coast
Boston
Los Angeles
San Francisco
San Diego
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
California
Chicago & Northwestern
Union
Southern Pacific
Chicago
Union Pacific
New Salt Lake-San Pedro
J. E. Brittain
Gen’l Agt
Washington Street
Rail fare cuts offer Colonist tickets Boston to California
From Boston and New England points to California and the Northwest Colonist tickets are sold for 49.90 by Grand Trunk Central Vermont and Boston and Maine railways. The offer saves about 17 from regular rates with Pullman improved sleeping cars departing Boston Mondays and Wednesdays at 11 30 a m escorted travel to Chicago and the Pacific. For full information write T H Hanley N E P A 360 Washington street Boston.
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Grand Trunk and Central Vermont Railways
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston
New England
California
Northwest
Pullman
Chicago
Pacific Coast
T. H. Hanley
Washington Street
Jeanette and Langford Set for Chelsea Rematch
Joe Jeanette agreed to meet Sam Langford at Chelsea next Thursday night under catchweights. Observers say Jeanette delivers harder blows and looks superior to Jack Johnson in action based on prior eight round war at Lawrence.
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Joe Jeanette
Sam Langford
Lawrence
Chelsea
Langford
Jeanette
Jack Johnson
Veterinary surgeons named for Boston parade horses
The following veterinary surgeons have been appointed to pass upon the sound ness of horses entered for the Boston horse show: Dr. Lester H. Howard, Dr. W. S. Plaskett and Dr. Thomas Blackwood.
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Boston
Lester H. Howard
W. S. Plaskett
Thomas Blackwood
Harvard B A A Shoot Today at Soldiers Field
Harvard and B A A squads prepare for a 50 bird trap shooting match at Soldiers Field this afternoon. Five shooters from each team will compete from Mayan traps at unknown angles.
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Harvard
Soldiers Field
Digger Stanley Rumored Boston Visit for Walsh Rematch
Rumor says Digger Stanley may travel to Boston soon to pursue another bout with Jimmy Walsh. He left abruptly last fall after spending much money in England and seeing limited earnings there, raising the possibility of a fresh bid in America.
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Digger Stanley
Boston
Jimmy Walsh
Digger
England
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