Red Sox Leave Camp After 1914 Spring Training
Sanctioned workouts at Majestic Park wrap up as Clyde Engle hits a homer at 2 pm. The Sox prepare to depart for Nashville with Carrigan aiming to trim veterans for the 1914 season while Wood rests and Pitchers Leonard and Foster improve. Pirates face rain delays. Duffy Lewis flats and Rastus suit up for the road.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Clyde Engle
Majestic Park
Little Rock
Ack
Manger Carrigan
Arewell
Dutch Leonard Ad Foster
Rankin Johnson
Lars
Wood
Sox
Nashville
Carrigan
Joe Wood
Byarrigan
Pittsburg
Texarkana
Eastman Hotel
Dutch Leonard
Red Sox
United States
Boston
Rastus
Duffy Lewis
Pirates
Kelleys
Pirate
McCarthy
Bill
Fred Clarke
Niles Defeats Johnson In Lawn Tennis Final
Nat Niles defeated Harry C. Johnson in three straight sets to win the invitation lawn tennis tournament final at the Longwood covered courts. Scores were 6-3 7-5 6-3 with Niles showing superior serving, backhand groundstrokes, and consistency throughout. Johnson struggled with a slow serve and multiple double faults, though he fired hard forehand smashes.
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Nat Niles
Harry C. Johnson
Longwood
Niles
Johnson
Giants Rally Past Houston 5 3 In Eighth Inning
New York National regulars defeated Houston 5 to 3 in Houston Texas. Tesreau Hearn and Meyers led the attack with three runs driven in during an eighth inning rally.
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Houston
Texas
New York National
R.H.E
New York
Cccestoscs
Ccca
Houston i
Tesreau
Hearn
Meyers
Ray
Kitchjus
Soucy Makes Hit on Crimson Crew
Ernest W. Soucy of Forest Hills stands out among Boston boys at Harvard. A Boston Latin School alumnus, he played centre for Harvard’s freshman football team, earning his numerals after entering college in 1912.
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Boston
Harvard
Ernest W. Soucy
Forest Hills
Soucy
Boston Latin School
Soucy Rises in Cambridge Freshman to Varsity Crew
Soucy, known as Soos, advanced from freshman eight to No 7 in the sophomore and then to the first varsity eight at Harvard. He earned his place through a history of key performances including subbing in the Princeton game and playing the Yale game center, with a football H and leadership roles in the Dickey, 1770 Institute, and Phoenix Club.
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Soucy
Cambridge
Courtney
Ithaca
Harvard
Yale
New London
Dickey
Soos
Marathon entry list grows with two additions
The B A A Marathon entries expanded as Frank Robinson of Dorchester and Arthur E Balliet of Allentown Pennsylvania sent their entries to Manager George W Brown. Officials expect more runners soon as poor weather kept athletes indoors delaying signups. Balliet, new to the local scene, has shown creditable long distance form and draws interest for his upcoming appearance.
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Frank Robinson
Dorchester
Arthur E. Balliet
Allentown
Penn
George W. Brown
America
Balliet
Pennsylvania
Harvard Men to Have Test in Penn Relay High Jump
J. O. Johnstone and J. B. Camp of Harvard high jumpers battle for supremacy as Wisconsin joins with Wahl the 6 ft 2 in jumper seeking 6 ft 4 in. Yale's Oler and Douglass, plus Lane, Jack, and Gorgas, join a crowded field as 250+ runners are slated for relay events at Philadelphia's Penn Relays.
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J. O. Johnstone
J. B. Camp
Harvard
Philadelphia
University of Wisconsin
Jones
Wahl
Western College
Richards
Yale
Oler
Douglass
Lane
Jack
Pennsylvania
Gorgas
Chicago
Wisconsin
Cora Livingston Set to Meet Brockton Girl in Arena Show
Cora Livingston world champion female wrestler appears this week at the Howard Atheneum to face Grace Devon of Brockton. She recently impressed but failed to throw Roxbury’s Isabel Savoy within the time limit. May Kelly offered a solid defense in the evening bout.
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Cora Livingston
Howard Atheneum
Grace Devon
Brockton
Billy Green
Miss Livingston
Isabel Savoy
Roxbury
Kelly
Schoolboy rowers begin season at Boston boathouse without coach
The Boston Athletic Association crew practice opened with several schools on the Charles River. Frank Greer, longtime coach to the schoolboys, is reportedly unavailable this year due to employment at the Charles Street jail and may accept a West club offer. Cambridge Latin, Rindge Tech, and Brookline High teams trained, while Huntington School applied for admission to the Schoolboy Rowing Association.
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Boston Athletic Association
Frank Greer
Pat Manning
Greer
Charles Street
West
Frank
Brookline High
Pat Mannings
Rindge Technical
Cambridge Latin School
Cambridge Latin
Rindge Tech
Schoolboy Rowing Association
Union Boat Club
Huntington School
Raymond Flynn
Jack Sheehan
Paul Johnson
Charles Wrench
Pete Coleman
Kenneth MacKinnon
Horace Killam
Winthrop Spencer
Whitman
Delay
William Gilman
Manning Seen As Possible Coach For Boston Rowing
Jack Manning at Weld Boat Club may coach Boston Inter scholastic Rowing Association crews if Frank Greer cannot take the role. Manning is brother of Pat Manning who is currently coaching the crews.
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Jack Manning
Weld Boat Club
Boston Interscholastic Rowing Associatio
Frank Greer
Manning
Pat Manning
Boxing Event Scrutiny Clears Local Athletic Group
Members of the Company B Wighth Regiment Athletic Association defend a planned boxing show at Cambridge armory against misleading notices. They state only members with cards may enter and deny inviting women, aim to fund a Canada trip, and apologize for schedule conflicts with Riverside Boat Club.
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Company B
Wighth Regiment, Athletic Association
Armory
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
Washington Street
Cambridge Armory
Jack
Lwin' Sullivan
Dan
Canada
Riverside Boat Club
Misin
Hydro Bullet Displays Speed in Southern Championship
The Southern championship speedboat races opened in St Augustine Florida with the Hydro Bullet of Chicago posting 43.9 miles per hour in a half mile time trial. Owner Hariy Dealsin piloted the Hydro Bullet to the mark as the Oregon Kid owned by S F Brock of Portland wins the first heat for the 2 foot class in a six lap two and a half mile course.
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Fla
Hydro Bullet
Chicago
Hariy Dealsin
Hydro-Bullet
Oregon Kid
S. F. Brock
Portland
Oregon
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Essex St
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