Chance to Manage the Yankees Sparks Baseball Turmoil
Turbulent baseball off season stirs talk that Frank Chance will move from Chicago to New York as Yankees manager in a complex trade. Rumors peg Chicago, Cincinnati, Detroit and New York in a multi club deal, with Chance asserting control and avoiding advisory interference if he joins the Hilltop club.
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Crapaud to Play Baseball in Paris This Winter
Paris dispatch reports the Americanization of France continues with Johnny Crapaud set to take up baseball, joining the national pastime alongside the popular boxing scene. American boxers are also in high demand as the cultural exchange accelerates.
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French Union of Baseball Formed to Promote Game in France
A notice from Franz Q O Messerly, president, announces the French Union of Baseball founded to organize a baseball club in France, propagate the American game, and aid in forming other clubs. Officers include O Seigle as first vice president M Reckinger as second vice president E Benoit as secretary and George O Messerly as treasurer.
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George O. Messerly
Clemons Goes to Milwaukee in Major Move
Milwaukee's Clemons, a former Lowell New England league outfielder, was acquired as Boston Braves brass plan to use him in their infield defense while Art Bues, the top minor league home run king, visited George Stallings. The day yielded no Boston results though several trades were discussed. Mack sold Covaleski to Spokane.
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Braves Owners to Meet for Election
The Boston National League Baseball Club holds its annual meeting at 4 this afternoon in Room 1118 Paddock building. After stockholders meet, the directors will elect officers for the coming year.
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National League Baseball Club
Paddock Building
Indian team leads in points and praise for coaches
The article notes Atchard CYS and Carlisle as leading point scorers with 499 points over 18 games, while Harvard-Dartmouth and Wisconsin receive discussion on coaching and all American selections. It also covers Powderhall Marathon prospects, post season ideas, and calls to number football players on jerseys for clarity.
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Answers to Queries Print Score Tarvard Carlisle Last Year
A reader asks for last year score Tarvard Carlisle 18 to 15 in Carlisle favor. The piece mentions no Malden Everett game slated for Saturday and discusses the B A A Marathon as the national amateur championship, noting official distance near 25 miles, not 26 miles 285 yards. It also answers several questions about boxing and Goldsmith of Arlington High.
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Red Sox quartet receives hearty Boston welcome at Howard stage
The famed Red Sox four, Buck O'Brien, Hugh Bradley, Marty McHale, and Bill Lyons, drew a vociferous crowd in Boston yesterday afternoon. Buck O'Brien's baritone led the reception while the others generated strong audience enthusiasm, with curtain calls abundant before the show continued.
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Marty McHale
Bill Lyons
Gossip for Motorists and Road Plans Across the Nation
The article reports a plan by Senator Martin and Representative Carlin to spend a $50 600 Congress appropriation on a model boulevard from Alexandria to Mount Vernon, and Birmingham Alabama to gain a winter speedway role modeled on Indianapolis. It notes the Edgewood Club and Board of Commerce support, with Edgewood aiming to link Birmingham to southern winter racing. It also covers Automobile Club of France deciding a 1913 grand prix, plus forecasts of smaller motor sizes in 1914 and 1918 trends. It quotes George E Daniels praising traffic rules as essential to preventing chaos and protecting drivers and vehicles.
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New Plan for Army and Navy to Be Negotiated
Annapolis Md Dec 2 The Army Navy football pact expired after last Saturdays game in Philadelphia and new talks will begin on a plan to continue the yearly series The schools must renew discussion on the future date as the long running dispute over whether to play after Thanksgiving or the weekend before has had a compromise last season with Army choosing the date and Navy this season The arrangement now ends and negotiations will determine the continued schedule for the series
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Military Academy
League to Consider Bresnahan Contract
National League President Lynch called a board meeting for Monday to decide Roger Bresnahan's status after a one year of a five year engagement with the St Louis Cardinals. Bresnahan pressed for league definition of his contract before the Fogel inquiry.
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Special Numbers at Bradford Boat Club Boxing Night
Bradford Boat Club hosts open class contests with two or three special numbers between high class amateur boxers. Winners may be selected to meet four New York boxers at the next meeting. Entry blanks offered by J. K. Brassil at 35 Prospect Street Cambridge. entries close Wednesday night.
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