Inside rogue tale of O'Brien and Giants saga at Red Sox
The article recounts a turbulent history involving Red Sox manager Stu Stahl, pitcher O’Brien, and President McAleer amid trade pressures and a clash over training rules. It mentions O’Brien’s fall from favor with the White Sox sale and Stahl’s resignation, plus broader notes on players and 1913 Grand Circuit racing and related baseball discourse.
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Ao ‘O'Brien
McAleer
Boston
BrcAner
Btaht
O'Brien
Stant
Brien Tigth
White Sox
Johneon
Calen
Comiskes
Stahl
Kkets
New York Sun
Robbed Out and Possible Tie with Feds Named
An official bulletin issued by President Lynch Robinson outlines team moves to be placed in Baltimore next season. Other waivers involve Boston to Mobile, Cincinnati to St. Louis, and Chicago to Terre Haute with various players including Fred V. Smith Briscoe Lord and George C. Schworm among others.
Yale Varsity Defeated by Scrubs in Practice Scrimmage
New Haven Conn Yale third eleven, using Harvard formations, easily surpassed the varsity at Yale field. A brilliant forward pass produced the varsity score with Captain Ketcham crossing the line. Knapp sustained a broken nose in the scrimmage.
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Varsity
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Knapp
Rumor on Fielder Jones Manager Gossip Declared False
Cincinnati dispatch reports October rumor that Fielder Jones could become manager of the Cincinnati team rejected by President August Herrmann who stated there was not a semblance of truth in the claim.
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Ducky Holmes Named Copper City Manager for 1914
Holmes named manager of the Butte Copper Kings after a long career from Sioux City to Mobile. He plans to keep most of the old crew, draft a trusted catcher, and scout eastern league talent to boost the roster and sell players for profits.
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Midnight Sons Challenge Local Teams at Gardens
The Midnight Sons led by manager Darby Keegan issue a challenge to the Young Rambiers or Stevens Additions, accepting the Young Centervilles for a game at 3 o clock at the gardens. The call signals a formal local matchup in the upcoming schedule.
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Butte and Great Falls Prep for Classic Football Meeting
The Great Falls high eleven travels to Butte for a Friday afternoon clash, coached by Gurney M. Moss who plans changes for a stronger offense. Great Falls faces two more games after, then Anaconda on Thanksgiving and Billings on Nov 15, with preparations aided by Holster Downer Wild and Brooks. The team returns tonight, checks into the Butte hotel, and a student rally boosts spirit ahead of the championship bid.
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Kilbane Knocks Out Mars in seventh round title bout
In Cincinnati on Oct 96 Johnny Kilbane featherweight world champion stopped Knockout Mars in the seventh round of a planned ten round bout. The fast fight featured a second round knockdown by Mars and Kilbane rallying to even the score before delivering a decisive straight right to finish Mars. Kilbane weighed about 133 pounds to Mars 122.
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Tinker Reappointed Cincinnati Manager After Rumors
Cincinnati, Oct. 2. Joe Tinker is signed again as Cincinnati manager after a period of speculation. The club maintains its policy amid trade interference disputes with President Herrmann. Team will train at Alexandria, Louisiana, next spring.
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Nebraska Will Quit Conference Over Negro Player
Lincoln Neb Oct 2 Nebraska unity will withdraw from the Stewart Ley conference rather than yield to demands on playing Ross Nebraska's negro guard in the game against Kansas State. Chancellor Avery issued the statement after the controversy with Kansas over the tenor of the protest and potential line. Johnson of the American league returned from a hunting trip and said most fraternity demands were reasonable and an agreement may be reached at the coming meeting. Chicago and Illinois prepared for the conference football championship after heavy practice. Harvard practice was light due to minor injuries with scrimmage setups and minor scoring by Logan and Brickley in simulated drills.
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Konetchy trade eyed as McGraw targets Giants
The winter trade scene centers on Konetchy moving to New York for Merkle Snodgrass and Herzog with McGraw pursuing several Giants. Card ranks face discontent and friction under Hugging, while Herzog contemplates retirement. Snodgrass seeks Oxnard winters as McGraw values him, and Huggins aims to rebuild with youths.
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FIELDER JONES OPTS TO PLAY ELSEWHERE AS SOX DROP NAME
Chicago lists Fielder Jones as not on the Sox reserve list, freeing him to join another club. Jones, former Chicago Americans leader and Northwestern league president, denied recent talks but would consider a major league stake if offered at right price.
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Britons Missed by Name of New York Field
London reports Americans in London gathered at the New York field for the first game of the World championship. Polo fever gripped the crowd as the Polo ground filled with excitement and disorder. Police were overwhelmed by the surge and some attendees lacked proper admission.
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Jouts? Footstar and golf lessons shift winter plans
Chicago veteran John Rees, manager of the Chi clubs, plans to train in Excelsior Springs Missouri starting tonight for initial golf lessons. He admits knowing little about golf but believes outdoor exercise will help through the winter. Earl Jr. Pacers and Hart Jr. items noted with race circuit mentions and sales, including a left-handed clubs purchase and a Rockport Lake Erie circuit finish, with ages and stables referenced.
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Navy Finds A Payter During Long Practice
Annapolis Md Oct 9 Using almost every variety of attack the navy variety eleven today was put Through the longest practice period of the season A feature of the workout was the excellent punting of Blodgett who was tried at half back.
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