Lake Will Proceed to Get Very Busy in Baseball Moves
Ownership disputes over the Boston club ease as Harris and Robertson pledge control to Pittsburg man. Manager Lake, backed by Harris, plans to travel to New York to push plans he had mapped before season end. Red Sox President Taylor may also head to New York as Boston seeks new material and potential deals.
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Harris
Robertson
Fred Woodcock
Pittsburg
Lake
New York
John S. Taylor
Red Sox
Patsey Donovan
Europe
John I
Donovan
Take
Goode
Rariden
Herzog
Shean
Boston
Wake
Fred
Club faces need for bolstering and trades
The club acknowledges weakness compared with others in the National organization and pursues added talent. Goode strengthens the out field, but infield improvement is needed with first base a particular concern. Talks of trades for Herzog, Shean, and others continue as Lake plans moves with President Harris’s support.
Doves Schedule Exhibition Games With Senators
Boston Doves will play two exhibition games in Washington against the Senators on April 7 and 8. Manager McAleer wired from Youngstown to confirm the dates, aligning with Manager Lake’s planned return from the South with his squad in good condition.
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Washington
McAleer
Youngstown
Doves
Senators
Lake
Tigers may choose Monroe La for 1911 spring camp
The Tigers have not fixed their spring training site but likely will select Monroe Louisiana for the 1911 workouts. Other notes include manager changes, player salaries, and off season moves involving figures like Oberlin and Myers as well as team scouts and vaudeville tours.
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Monroe
Hedges
St. Louis Browns
Jack O'Connor
Jack
del Howard
Boston
Chicago
Louisville
Oberlin
Charlie Murphy
Cubs
Huff
Athletics
Mackmen
McGraw
Chief Myers
Kling
Mack
Christy Mathewson
Baltimore
Washington
Wilbert Robinson
Boston Defeats Technology in Lopsided Hockey Match
The Boston Hockey Club thrashed Technology 8 to 0 at the Boston Arena. Stars Hicks Townsend and Winsor, all ex Harvard captains, led the attack as Tech struggled from the opening faceoff with Boston's superior play and quick puck movement.
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Technology
Boston Arena
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Townsend
Winsor
Harvard
Tech
Crescents
Boston
Boston Hockey
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Paine
Storke
Seoville Widsop
Idee
Ada Prteee
Sloane Buc
Strall
Stucklen Gould
Yearance Ranney
Wichora Sampson
P. P
Voge Canterbury
Bakewell
Jack Norfolk
Lemierton
Timor
Wadsworth
McLeod
Clifford
C. P
Fort Warren Triumphs Over Fort Strong In Cup Final
Fort Warren defeated Fort Strong 6 to 0 at Fort Warren Field in the cup series final. Captain Driggs scored the only touchdown and starred in key plays.
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Fort Strong
Driggs
Fort Strong Decartey
Ees Billings
Nee Neal
Cottrell Morrissey
Grant Millon
Perreee
Ad Thewood Dunlap
R. G
Pergon Glum
Hastwell Stoyd
Rens Higgins
Relley
Otis B. Ween
H Lasson Marshall
Be Wares Eee
Fr H
Tartey Wilkins
T Hy Ee Eerane
McQueenie Driggs
Petre Eee Engens B
McKenna Scoreewort Warren
Fort Birch
down—Driggs
Telley
Tmpire
A. Finn
Bigler
Durreys Column Recaps Early 20th Century Sports Figures
The Durreys column notes John Dovey and Peter Kelley returning next spring as top ball fans. It surveys six day bike race contenders like Rutt Stol Mac Farland Clark and others, mentions marathoners Johanson Crowley in Worcester, and cites Bill Eaton recovering and Tom Keane prepping for BAA meets with rivalry hints against Frank Kanaly’s Tech.
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John Dovey
Peter Kelley
John
Pete
Armory A A Membership and Somerville Star Athlete
The notice asks how to join the Armory A A by writing the secretary at 541 Tremont Street. It notes Consensua is no longer at Somerville High School and discusses opinions on Larry Lajoie as a harder hitter than Ty Cobb.
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Pinaene
Somerville
Loca Elub
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Ty Cobb
Larry
Nonce
Gotch Declares End to Wrestling Comeback Plans
Chicago December news reports Frank Gotch arrived and told friends he is through with wrestling and will not consider a rematch with opponent Hackenschmidt. He said no inducement would bring him onto the mat, signaling an end to revival talks.
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Chicago
Frank Gotch
Hackengchmidt
Gotch
Hackenschmidt
Harvard Lacrosse Schedule Includes Carlisle Indians Clash
The Harvard Athletic Association released the lacrosse schedule for the coming season featuring a Carlisle Indians game at Cambridge on April 29. The tentative opener is April 8 against Springfield Training School with other dates at Baltimore Annapolis West Point Cambridge and Geneva.
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Harvard Lacrosse
Carlisle Indians
Cambridge
Springfield
Johns Hopkins
Baltimore
Navy
Annapolis
Army
West Point
Carlisle
Columbia
Hobart
Geneva
Cornel
Eaton Is Fast Getting Better
W. D. Eaton, former Cambridgeport Gymnasium Association sprinter and 40 yard dash world record holder, is recovering at his Somerville home since last June. He expects to be out within weeks and will attend to watch others attempt to match his record.
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Eaton
W. D. Eaton
Cambridgeport Gymnasium Association
Somerville
Bill
Yale and Cornell to play three hockey games in Chicago
Lawson Reed, manager of Yale Hockey Association, wired acceptance of terms for three college games between Yale and Cornell to be held in Chicago on December 80, 81 and January %
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Cornell
Chicago
Lawson Reed
Hockey Association of
Dee
Street May Be Red Sox Street May Be Red Sox
Washington D C Dee 7 It is believed here that if Manager McAleer trades Gabby Street the Nationals catcher the deal may send Street to Boston The discussion centers on obtaining Bill Carrigan or Wood with cash and the Boston club may offer one of these players for Street while McAleer would waive cash.
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Murphy
Cubs
Joe Tinker
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Dee
McAleer
Gabby Street
Nationals
St. Louis
Bill Carrigan
Red Sox
Wood
Carrigan
Boston
Taylor
Street
Commercial Vehicle Association forms in Boston second motor club
Day Baker presides at Hotel Lenox meeting as Boston forms a Commercial Vehicle Association to promote the power wagon. Officers include L. B. Butler president and Day Baker secretary with plans for a separate 1911 commercial motor vehicle show. Governor Draper backs Kemp for Highway Commission. Oldsmobile agents expand in Providence and Taunton with new cars delivered.
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Commercial Vehicle Association
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Boston Motor Truck Association
Hotel Lenox
L. B. Butler
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Autocar Company
A. Blackmer
Gramm
F.S. Corlew
Wilcox
E. P. Blake
McIntyre
Chester I. Campbell
Peaceful Young League Meeting Addresses Schedule Plans
President Johnson says the American League meeting in New York next week will handle routine business and be brief. The league will vote unanimously for a 154 game schedule and favor drafting it by the National Commission as a body. The National League meeting may face a fight over a 168 game schedule.
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American League
New York
National Commission
National League
Harvard Yale hockey game in dispute venue
The Harvard Yale hockey game lacks a venue with Harvard favoring Boston and Yale preferring New York. Harvard treasurer W C Garcelon will settle the matter. If Boston is chosen the Harvard Stadium or Boston Arena could host, with Harvard receiving gate receipts. The current schedule lists Princeton at Harvard on Jan 20 and Yale at Harvard on Feb 11.
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New York
Harvard
Boston
W. C. Garcelon
Boston Arena
Intercollegiate Hockey Association
Princeton
Harvard and St Francis Xavier to clash in arena playoff
Harvard and St Francis Xavier meet in an Arena game on January 11 in a playoff. Harvard seeks strong team work after last year’s win. Graustein, famed football star, will play forward, bringing speed to the Harvard seven on ice.
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St. Francis Xavier
St. Francis
Graustein
Harvard Seven
Greene the New Captain at Cambridge Latin School
David Greene, star end, was elected captain for 1911 at a Cambridge Latin School banquet held at Coach Linehan's home. Speeches were made by Paul Withington, Harvard 1909, Coach Linehan, Captain Grant, and Captain-elect Greene. Letters were awarded to Grant Volk Mason Baker OConnor Glennon Hannigan Greene MacVicar Cochrane Adams Stevens Cowen Wells Harrington Harriman Does Bradley Decker.
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David Greene
Paul Withington
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Greene
Volk
Mason
Baker
O'Connor
Glennon
Hannigan
MacVicar
Cochrane
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Stevens
Cowen
Wells
Harrington
Harriman
Does
Bradley
Decker
Crowley and Johanson to race 20 miles in Worcester
Worcester on December 7 hosts a 20 mile race between Jim Crowley of New York and Thure Johanson of Sweden scheduled for tomorrow night.
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Jim Crowley
New York
Thure Johanson
Sweden
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