Opposed to Syndicate Baseball Says Chubby Charles
Chubby Charles criticizes American officials Sullivan Halpin for overstepping in Sweden next year. Mike Murphy praised as trainer. Boston chosen for official tryouts with Harvard Stadium hoped for. Cyclone Johnny Thompson heads to Australia to face Langford in January. Eddie Keevin lobbies to end kidney punches but preserves decision. Frequent notes on boxing, tennis, and football criticism appear throughout.
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Jim Sullivan
Mat Halpin
N. Y
A. C
Sweden
Sullivan
Hal- Pin
Mike Murphy
Mike
New York
Boston
Harvard Stadium
Johnny Thompson
Australia
Sambo” Langford
Eddie Keevin
Keevin
Football and athletics dominate Navy and West Point talk
The article notes football's strong hold at Annapolis and West Point, with A A U rules and Olympic prospects shaping amateur clubs. It discusses Walter Camp's All American selections, Langford McVey bout outcomes, and notable runners like John Paul Jones and Oscar Hedlund, plus local boxing and track mentions.
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Navy
Annapolis
West Point
Bill McKinnon
Johnny Connelly
Pistic
Armory A. A
Boston
Walter Camp
Sam McVey
Paris
Langford
John Paul Jones
Exeter
Cornell
Oscar Hedlund
Ches
Chelsaen
Frankie Burns
Hogan
Mark Spencer
Walsh Only White Sox Barred From A Trade
Chicago reports manager James J. Callahan will attend the American League meeting in New York with Comiskey’s authority to trade any player except Edward Walsh the famed spitball pitcher. He seeks two pitchers an infielder and a hard hitting outfielder.
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Walsh
White Sox
Chicago
James J. Callahan
New York
Comisky
Edward Walsh
Murphy Denies Boston Nationals Buy Interest
Chicago reports President Murphy vehemently denies plans to buy the Boston Nationals. He says he will not invest in the Boston club and opposes syndicate baseball. Rumors say Mike Mitchell could become Reds manager after Clark Griffith resigns.
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Chicago
Murphy
Cincinnati
Boston Nationals
Cub
Boston
Mike Mitchell
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati -Eds
Clark Griffith
Washington
Reds
Mike Mitchells
Cubs
Portland
World's Heaviest Man Signs In Boxing Bout
Brockton, Dec. 8 Charles H Jackson the heaviest man in the world lives at 635 Centre street He has just returned from a vaudeville tour and now weighs pounds He is an adept in physical exercise and a clever boxer The Montello Social Club will feature Brockton's damp fat man as a special attraction at its Christmas afternoon athletic entertainment with boxing against smaller men.
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Brockton
Charles H. Jackson
Jackson
Centre Street
Montello
Michael Jacobs Signs with Boston Americans
Michael Jacobs of Wilkes Barre has signed to play third base for the Boston Americans. He previously played for Northampton in the Connecticut league last season before the club disbanded and then joined independent ball in Cooperstown New York.
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Michael Jacobs
RED Sox
Wilkesbarre
Penn
Boston Americans
Northampton
Cooperstown
N. Y
Athletic clubs seek 85 to 115 pound teams state wide
Moulton A C Charlestown and Stone Webster Engineering list team weight classes and contacts for fast city teams. Winthrop High School Midgets seek 85 pound squads with guarantees. Lynn’s Hunky Dory A C requests 115 pound teams with seven men, half expenses.
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Moulton A. C
Charlestown
John E. Twohig
Henley Street
Stone & Webster Engineering Corporation
Company K
Second Regiment
Ruggles Street
W. W. Rausch
Milk Street
Boston
Winthrop High School
Winthrop
Hunky Dory A. C
Lynn
J. E. Delehanty
Washington Street
Maritime Trade And Vessel Movements At Boston Harbor
Twenty five mackerel were landed at T wharf by the schooner Washakie from the South Channel grounds. The fleet reported 27 arrivals with sizable quantities of haddock cod hake pollock and cask. Sardine steamers Kingfisher and Osprey from Maine will winter here. Prices ranged haddock 4 cents cod 4 3 4 to 2 1 4 percent for various fish. The Allan line steamer Scotian sails for Glasgow with 60 000 bushels wheat 14 000 barrels apples and other freight. 28 cabin and 54 steerage on Boston list. The Hi Monte bringing Louisiana sugar from New Orleans nears Boston. 20 000 bags to Standard Refinery. The Boyne bound for Delaware Breakwater will unload in South Boston. sugar shipments from Java noted. Several ships including Northumbria Earl of Carrick Huttonwood Imani British Monarch and Glendevorth have carried nearly 50 000 tons of sugar. White Star lines Romanic sold to Allan line. Canopic to French line. possible replacements Cretic and Celtic. New Haven docks at South Boston expected as White Star terminal. THE LANDSMAN.
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T Wharf
Washakie
South Channel
Cape Cod
Cass
Kingfisher
Osprey
Maine
Jonesport
Haddock
Allan Line
Scotian
Mystic Wharf
Glasgow
Malifax
Boston
Hi Monte
New Orleans
South
Boyne
Delaware
Sourabaya
Padang
Java
Capes
Northumbria
Earl of Carrick
Huttonwood
Imani
British Monarch
Glendevorth
White Star
Romanic
Canopic
White Star Line
New Haven
Landsman
Shipping News Mini Almanac of Ships and Tide Details
Lists daily sunrises and high tides with ship movements including battleships Georgia and Nebraska, torpedo ship Vesuvius, steamers from multiple ports, schooners and tugs. Cleared and SAILED sections outline vessels departing Atlantic routes from Newport News, Philadelphia, Boston, New York, and more, with destinations like Liverpool, Rotterdam, and Halifax.
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Bvava VY
Georgia
Howard
Newport
Virginia
Glennon
Nebraska
Parker
Vesuvius
Belknap
A. Perry
Hawes
Halifax
N. S
Kershaw
Johnson
Baltimore
Newport News
Norfolk
Herman Winter
Colberth
New York
Grecian
Briggs
Philadelphia
Malden
Smith
Onondaga
Macbeth
Jacksonville
Charleston
Camden
Brown
Bangor
Dingley
Mitchell
Portland
City of Gloucester
Linneken
Gloucester
North America
Nelson
Hdgewater
N. J
Hawthorne
Passaic
Stroudsburg
Gettysburg
Minford
Kimberton
Richardson
Eureka
Plummer
Elizabethport
Bristol N
Nottingham
Quinn
Port Johnson
R. R
George R. Bradford
Littlefield
Rockport
Mass
Franconia
Liverpool
Armenian
Dto
Maartensdyk
Rotterdam
Nanette
Boliviana
City of
Anglian
London
Boston
Yarmouth
Calvin Austin
St. John
N. B
Eastport
Coastwise
J. M. Devereux
Melrose
Sewalls Point
Nantucket
H. M. Whitney
Bay Port
Bombay
Orion
Hall and Price Arrested For Refusing Fire Wardens
Charlie Hall of the Boston Americans and Harry Price of Sacramento were arrested in Oxnard after they allegedly refused to answer a deputy fire warden's call to help fight Ventura fires last week. They were found on a hotel veranda and ordered to go to the blaze. Warrants were issued yesterday for their arrest.
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Charlie Hall
RED Sox
California
Oxnard
Cal
Ventura
Charles Hall
Boston Americans
Harry Price
Sacramento
Johnny Kuhlman
Hemphill Passed From Chicago To New York Team
Veteran outfielder Charlie Hemphill was released by the Chicago American League club to the New York American team. The move comes after prior reports he had been released by New York to Atlanta in the Southern League, with Chicago obtaining him on waivers at the waiver price.
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Hemphill
Chicago
Charlie Hemphill
Chicago American League Baseball Club
New York American
New York
Atlanta
Comiskey
Persians Ask Uncle Sam to Stop War
The Persian Nationalist Committee of Saadat in Constantinople sent a cablegram urging the United States to use its diplomatic good offices to help end the present crisis.
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Uncle Sam
Washington
Saadat
Constantinople
Turkey
United States
Insane Coach Miller Endorsed for Commitment After Bethany Mount Union Game
Charles Gilbert Miller 24, physical director at Bethany College, traveled from East Liverpool to Lisbon probate office and was ordered committed to the State Hospital Massillon after claiming insanity from injuries in a Bethany Mount Union game. He had married Canton woman Lena Winters days earlier, records show, but he could recall little of recent events. Local inquiry noted Miller appeared in Bethany lineup amid a protest over eligibility.
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Alliance
Ohio
Lisbon
East Liverpool
Charles Gilbert Miller
Bethany College
Bethany
W. Va
Mt. Union Colleges
State Hospital
Massillon
Canton
Lena Winters
al Nance
Miller
Justice Blake
Mount Union
Election Tonight At Cunningham Gymnasium Hockey Meet
The Cunningham Gymnasium hockey squad meets tonight to choose captain and manager for the upcoming season. Ben Fuller, a former Milton High School standout, is favored for captain with Paul Zerrahan as manager.
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Cunningham Gymnasium
Ben Fuller
Milton High School
Paul Zerrahan
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