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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1913

Page

8

Adams family named to helm Americ a's Cup defender crew

The Bristol Rhode Island yard announced the selection of Charles Francis Adams II as wheel of the defender with Chris Christianson as captain and sailing master. Advisory and Corinthians include John Parkinson Jr George Nichols and George A Cormack. The syndicate features leaders Baker Morgan Vanderbilt Bourne James and Walters with Waiters heading the group.

Charles Francis Adams Bostor Chris Christianson Adams Mr. Emmons John Parkinson, Jr Boston George Nichols New York George A. Cormack New York Yacht Club Emmons Parkinson Nichols Cormack Buzzard’s Bay Humma Avenger Barbara Massachusetts Bay Edward Burgess Minerva Beatrice Herreshoff Wasp George F. Baker J. P. Morgan Cornelius Vanderbilt Frederick G. Bourne Arthur Curtiss James Henry Walters Waiters Christianson Aubrey Crocker Cohasset Shadow C. Oliver Iselin Columbia Reliance

Phillies Offer Turned Down in Player Trade Talks

Philadelphia officials received a telegram from Cincinnati President Herrmann declining the Woolan and kicknabe for Tinker and Groh deal. Herrmann would meet Philadelphia officials at the National League meeting in New York next week. Philadelphia President Parker said the telegram not a formal refusal and that a deal could still go through.

Philadelphia National League Baseball Club Garry Herrmann Cincinnati Club Woolan Kicknabe Tinker and Groh New York Paker Philadelphia Club Herrmann

Fred Clark Seeks Tinker for Pirates at NL Meeting

Fred Clark, manager of the Pittsburgh club, and Joe Tinker of the Reds conferred in Chicago. Clark said the Pirates will bid for Tinker at the National League meeting in New York next Tuesday. Asked about Wagner he gave a cryptic answer. Tinker expressed willingness to play for the Pirates.

Chicago Fred Clark Pittsburg Joe Tinker Cincinnati Reds Tinker New York Clark Wagner Vinker Pirates PO Ktc Pet Konetchy St. Louis Daubert Jake Brooklyn Chere Werner Essen Merkle Fred Miller John Luderus I. W Philadelphia Sater Victor Groh Harry Cincinnati Megee Lee Evers John J Knabe Otto Viox James Pittsburg Tees Ee Tees Sutshaw Geo Doyle Wrence Sweeney Boston Peter Ewer Heraeg C. L Cass Byrne Robert Grant Smith J. C Dolan Albert Whitted. George Phelan Arthur Shafer Arthur Almeida, R Zimmerman Henry Dodge J. L McDonald Chas Joe Hummel Pete Terete O'Leary Charles Maranville Walter Eereares Peete Wrens Bridwell Asoba Nee Eereewererseseee Doolan, M. J Eevee Eeeeresevedeeeare Fletcher Whitted George Egan Richard Fisher R. T Ereves Seer Seere Corriden Shaler ORR Ciscses Oscens Booe E. L Teach Thos Evans Louis Wickland Magee Becker Beals Ward Paskett Mensor Wilson J. O Oakes E. T Bescher Snodgrass Magee, S. R Murray J. J Hofman Burns Arsans Armando Carey Max Mann Leslie Stengel Sheckard Jas Cravath D. C Arenes Seymour J. B Oston le Zinn Guy Bates Mitchell Mike Meyer Benny Collins Devore Josh Titus Osten Bee Clymer Otis Cather Ted Lord Bristol McCormick New Cooper Claude Griffith Aloeriots Potc Pet Whaling Bert Killifer Gibson Burng Clarke Coleman Robt Hartley Grover Rariden Simon M. E Kling, John Ser Tate Fischer Tees McLean Archer Hildebrand P. M Meyers John T Kelly, Wm Pittsbu Reeveese Peressne Howley D. P Phi Elphia Wingo Ivey Nate Roberts Robinson J. H Pitts Ea Rudolph, R Sallee, H Demaree Chas. I Tesreau Mathewson Griner D. D St. Uoum Serereeesereeves Isees Marquard Lavender O'Toole Martin Porritt Wil Hendrix Wiltse New Vere Camnitz Hess Doak Brennan Pierce Gee Moore Barl Phi ‘ Ae Phia Tyler Seer Johnson Rucker G. N Rooklyn Stack Wm. E Cicago Brown Mordecai Humphries, Bert Chie Reulbach Packard Eugene Yingiing Earl Br Lyn Dims i Wales Harter Frank Cheney Lawrence Perdue Hub Allen, Frank Brooklyn Ene Ase Ce Cooper, A. W Benton Weleasene Richie Lewis Chicas Geyer G.E. TC

Hoblitzell Seeks Cincinnati Manager Job

Cincinnati December 5 Richard Hoblitzell first baseman of the Cincinnati team filed a formal application for the manager position with secretary Harry Stephens. Directors will consider all applications equally, and filing does not guarantee the job.

Cincinnati Richard Hoblitzell Harry Stephens

Sargent School Teams Triumph Over Arlington in Field Hockey

Sargent School first and second teams defeated Arlington foes yesterday on Spy Pond athletic field with a large gallery watching the girls perform.

Sargent School Arlington Spy Pond

Sargent School Bows Arlington High 5 to 0 in First Match

Sargent School defeats Arlington High School 5 to 0 with strong offense from Miss Lee Finan and Miss Dorothy Vestal. Mildred Pellman and Marion Bray dominate defense. Ruth Dunning scores for Sargent in the second game as the standouts help the host edge Arlington 1 0.

Sargent’s Arlington High School First Eleven Lee Finan Dorothy Vestal Miss Finan Arlington High Miss Vestal Arlington Mildred Pellman Arlington Lassies Sargent Marion Bray Helen Hadley Vail Twins Ruth Dunning Arlington Girls Clara Watkins Bertha Schlichting Sargent School Mildred Bolster Emma January Set Sey So Adie Tif Ruth Mitchell Ee Finan Rena Young Jane Gray Helen Tindley Margaret Carlisle Betty Willis Mary Sherburne Doris Deveraux Isabel Holway Buela Vail Anna Hooker Gladys Tarr Marion McClellan Ruth Fowie Emma Jaguars Carolyn Spence Grace Fawards Misses Donaldson Ewart Lim Arlington UH Ruth Anderson Christine Darling Margaret Barker Mary Burns Helen Houghton Rif Grace Morgan Catherine Eberhart Low Edith Davis Marion Houghton Dorothy Bateman Maury Newton Helen Catherine Ruland Dorothy Garrier Martha Rowe Gretchen King Ruth Cloyes Ruth Scully Clara Watkins G. Mary Plaisted Arlington Securul Grace Edwards Donaldson

Trickey All-Western Tackle James Trickey Dies in Iowa

James Trickey, famed 1912 all western tackle from the University of Ohio and a pick by some critics for the All American team, died of peritonitis after an operation. The report came from his home in Iowa Falls.

Iowa City James Trickey University of Ohio Messag Iowa Falls

Baseball Writers Association to Meet in New York

Secretary Weart announced the annual meeting of the Baseball Writers' Association of America will be held in New York on Tuesday, December 2.

Philadelphia Weart Today Baseball Writers’ Association of America New York

Willim Robertson of Somervillig Calls at Fe Office

Willim Robertson from Somervillig plans to visit the Fe office today between 1 and 2 o'clock to discuss a local matter. He will meet staff and seek guidance on a procedural issue.

Willim Robertson Somervillig

Yale Stadium Advances for Harvard Game in New Haven

Yale University presses ahead with a 67 000 seat stadium at Yale Field in New Haven. Work on concrete facing will begin in spring while the bowl shaped arena rises, promising clear sightlines and efficient crowd flow for the next Harvard game.

Yale Harvard New Haven Yale University Panama Yale Field Willard B. Luther Boston Yale Club

Lexington-Girls Field Hockey Title Clash Set

Announcement yesterday set a second field hockey game between Lexington High School girls and Arlington High School, detailing the matchup and schedule.

Lexington High School Arlington High School

Giri’s Team Heads to State Final at Lexington Field

The Lexington team will play for the state championship next Wednesday after noon December 10 at 3 oclock on the new Lexington Athletic Field. A win last Wednesday would have given Lexington the state title.

Giri New Lexington Lexington

No Chicago Yale game likely next season says Camp

Walter Camp arrived in Chicago and dismissed prospects for a Yale Chicago football game soon. He noted sectional schedules suffice and discussed player numbering with favor for its adoption. He also projected next year’s all American picks and compared Eastern and Western styles, warning the open game may exhaust teams.

Chicago Walter Camp Lamp Camp

All America team of pro baseball players who played football

A Chicago critic selects an All America football team made up of men famous for professional baseball. The eleven includes Lord Colby Cornnell Overall Reuschbach Hoblitzer Brickley Huggins Thorpe Capron Mathewson with positions and colleges listed for each player.

Chicago Lord Colby R. E Birmingham Cornell Everett L. E Huggins Cincinnati Q. B Thorpe Carlisle Capron Minnesota H .B Mathewson Bucknell F. B

Upham Named Wesleyan Football Manager for Next Season

Francis B. Upham Jr. of Brooklyn N Y was elected manager of the Wesleyan football team for the coming season. George W Breman of Albany N Y was chosen assistant manager.

Middletown

Amateur boxing ethics cited in 1906 coast championships

The piece recalls 1906 national boxing trials by the Olympic A C of San Francisco where Tommy Rawson Hughey McKinnon and Colby McGowan were paid for time lost. After returning to Boston they were suspended for accepting money. It contrasts with New York police reimbursements and questions consistency in amateur sports rules. It also hints at upcoming track and cycling events and notable athletes.

Olympic A. C San Francisco Tommy Rawson Hughey McKinnon Colby MccGowan Boston New York Martin Sheridan John Flanagan Jack Eller Pat McDonald Erickson

Tigers Name Ballin Princeton Captain for 1914

Princeton New Jersey December 5 Harold R Ballin of New York city was elected captain of the Princeton eleven for the 1914 season by unanimous choice Popularity and skill carried the vote Walter Ammond was the other nominee Ballin has gained prominence as a standout tackle and All American prospect in recent seasons.

Arthur Zimmerman New York Princeton N. J Tiger Harold R. Ballin New York City Walter Ammond Ballin

All America selections and sporting musings

The column notes Walter Camp’s All-America print timing, mentions mixed opinions on Ralph Craig and Drew sprinting ability, recalls a football game score pull 6 6 and an argument over who claimed it, reports Al Shrubb beating Henri St Yves in a 10 mile race, references a recent Britton McFarland bout with divergent critic views, and cites Kolehmainen and Kramer as cross country title holder and challenger looming at Lee Cortlandt Park New York.

Walter Camp Mercury Somerville Ralph Craig Drew Craig al Shrubb Henri St. Yves Glace Bay N. S Jack Britton Packey McFarland New York Britton McFarland Packey I. K Hannes Kolehmainen Billy Kramer Muulenmainen Kramer Lee Cortlandt Park

Young Princeton Captain Emerges From Promising Season

The article lauds a 19 year old Princeton football captain noted for consistent play and leadership. At 6 feet tall and about 1981 pounds, he rose from modest prep and early substitute roles to become the most reliable player on the team before the 1913 season, after Lawrenceville prep and a freshman tackle position.

Tiger Princeton Lawrenceville Penfield Harvard

Boston College Announces Addition of Hockey Team

The Boston College winter sports lineup will include hockey after a Graduate Manager Heath meeting. More than twenty candidates attended, with players from Greater Boston high schools and former BC teams showing interest. Scheduling may be difficult due to late planning, possibly limiting play to inter-class tournaments this year.

Boston College Maroon and Gold Heath Greater Boston Gallagher Milward Wilson St. John’s

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