Tannehill Pitches Strong Season Ahead of 1906 Boston
Jesse Tannehill led American League pitchers with 22 wins and a .710 winning percentage last season. Only Rube Waddell and Ed Walsh posted better marks, while Tannehill batted .226 and likely will start for Jimmy Collins next year.
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Boston American
Jesse Tannehill
Huntington Avenue
Cy Young
Bill Dineen
Tannehill
Jesse
Collins
George Winter
Gibson
Rube Waddell
Athletics
Walsh
Chicago
Waddell
Eigue
School Fives in Cash War
The Boston Interscholastic Basketball league faces a crisis as Eng lish High Boston Latin Mechanic Arts and West Roxbury High threaten to break away over gate receipts. At English High this afternoon the athletic committee will meet with school representatives to settle the dispute and ratify league schedules.
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Boston
Fitzgerald
Dorchester A A and Arlington Fives Clash Tonight
The Dorchester A A and the Lakeside Club of Arlington meet tonight in Arlington Town Hall for the first game in a new series. The rivalry between the Dorchester club and Arlington’s Lakeside Club is billed as one of the city’s most exciting events.
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Arlington
Dorchester A. A
Lakeside Club
Arlington Town Hall
Pulliam Re elected National League President in Six to Two Vote
Harry C Pulliam won re election as National League president by six to two as baseball magnates gathered at the Victoria Hotel New York. The meeting saw brushes with Brush Herrmann and Garry Herrmann opposition with New York Cincinnati voting against Pulliam and Pittsburg Boston Brooklyn Philadelphia Chicago St Louis voting for him. Dreyfuss announced moves sending Brain Howard Linda man to Boston for Willis and Pfeffer ONeill to Boston for Moran. Ned Hanlon to manage the Reds and R Glaze a Dartmouth alum signed with the Boston Americans.
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Harry C. Pulliam
National League
Victoria Hotel
Pulliam
Brush
Garry Herrmann
Johnson
Herrmann
John McGraw
Harry Pulliam
National Committee
Pittsburg
Boston
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Hart
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Dreyfuss
Fred Clarke
Brain
Howard
Lindaman
Willis
Charley Murphy
Pfeffer
O'Neill
Moran
Ned Hanlon
Reds
Hanlon
R. Glaze
Dartmouth College
Boston Americans
Harvard Plans Not Complete
Harvard football coach William T. Reid Jr releases a telegram to the football rules committee in New York stating Harvard cannot finalize rule proposals before Friday and requests a two week postponement to develop thoughtful opinions. He notes three Harvard committee meetings have already occurred with many suggestions to weigh.
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William T. Reid, Jr
Harvard
New York
Harvard Committee
Ghosts by Russian Actors at the Bijou Theatre
At the Bijou Theatre Boston last night the famous Russian actors Mme Alla Nasimoff and Paul N Ohleneff with their company presented Ibsens Ghosts, a gruesome play praised for vivid character portrayal. Oswald by Ohleneff lingered in memory for its rare execution, while Nasimoff as Regina was faultless and the ensemble strong with Krrajeva Vronsky and Karatayeff.
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Mme
Alla Nasimoff
Paul N. Ohleneff
Ibsen
Mme. Nasimoff
Regina
Mme, Krrajeva
Messrs. Vronsky
Karatayeff
Boston Athletes See Promising Speedster Ahead
Ellery Clark of the Boston Athletic Association endorses Bert Morrill of St. Joseph’s A. A. as a rising national multi event contender. Clark notes Morrill’s rapid learning, youth, and potential across hurdles pole vault and mile walk, with a Brockton Fair broad jump win over Hubbard and Mayhew illustrating early prowess.
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Boston
Ellery Clark
Boston Athletic Association
Bert Morrill
St. Joseph's A. A
Clark
Morrill
Hubbard
Brockton Fair
Mayhew
Brown University
Cronin
Ellery
Lively bouts mark S A A boxing prelims in Boston
Boston Athletic Association tournament preliminaries at Exeter street clubhouse featured tight 125 pound and 110 pound bouts. Al Dixon beat Herman Gugas in four rounds after extra round. Rooney defeated McGuiness on scales. Several winners and semi finals listed with multiple Roxbury and Chelsea fighters.
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Exeter Street
al Dixon
Roxbury
Herman Gugas
Roslindale
Dixon
E. C. Rooney
Young McGuiness
Rooney
Watertown
BE. C. Rooney
Will O’brien
Cambridge
J. J. Sullivan
South Boston
Elsworth Brooks
Chelsea
Will McCarren
Boston
John J. Hurley
Louis Rowley
Edward Sullivan
George Philippi
South Framingham
John Hurley
Pat Cunningham
Joseph Sweeney
L Libree
Somerville
Eddy Houghton
Ed Kelley
P. Campbell
East Cambridge
Frank J. Drew
Gans and Sullivan to Box 20 Rounds in Frisco Match
Joe Gans and Mike Sullivan have signed to box 20 rounds in San Francisco next month with a 142 pound weigh in. Date not set but likely Friday January 19. Unk Russell and Sid Abel clash in Philadelphia. Terry Martin meets The Black Silence in Lawrence.
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Mike
Twin) Sullivan
Frisco
Unk Russell
Sid Abel
Washington
Philadelphia
Lawrence
West End
Terry Martin
Black Silence
Chicago
Martin
Pennsylvania
Jack O’brien
Bob Fitzsimmons
Walter Schlitcher
O’brien
Schlitcher
A. G
Young Erne
California
Britt
Terry McGovern
Harvard Varsity Teams Plan Monthly Meets and Big Opponents
Sporting notes list Warvard varsity handball arranging monthly meets with the Boston YMCA and lining up matches against Yale Columbia Dartmouth Brown Williams and Holy Cross. Tech hockey to face Yale twice this season with games in Boston and New Haven at the American League grounds. Four top Harvard hockey players struggle with studies. Townsend a Cornell half-miler aims for 1 57 next summer after finishing third behind Yale Parsons and Syracuse Squires in last spring’s intercollegiate meet. A letter for Brandt Roxbury hockey captain awaits at the office.
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Boston Young Men’s Christian Union
Yale
Columbia
Dartmouth
Brown
Williams
Holy Cross
Tech Hocky
Boston
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Harvard
Jack Moakley
Townsend
Cornell
Parsons
Squires
Syracuse
Brandt
Roxbury
Football and athletic eligibility debate at Columbia
The piece outlines disputes over varsity letters for rag baby rushers and ping pong players, with eligibility rules excluding freshmen and those without mustaches or beards, plus warnings about amateur status and cross-school competitions. It also covers Tod Sloan, Jimmy Britt and Bob Fitzsimmons in boxing news, and notes on John Garrells, Keene Fitzpatrick, and Pat Powers shaping sports, plus a six day race promoter's activity.
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Willie
Tod Sloan
Jim Corbett
Jimmy Britt
Bob Fitzsimmons
Battling Nelson
Johnny Jones
Sloan
Ted
John J. McGraw
Bob
Rose Julian
San Francisco
Carson City
Rosa
Julia Clifford
Katie
Johnny
Tfeme
Julia Difford
Julia
Rose Villa
Long Island
Rose
Fitz
Australia
Alameda
Fitzsimmons
South Shore Fox Hunters End Nine-Hour Chase
Lakeville notes the second day fox hunt with Selectman F A Shockley and Henry B Chandler of the Fox Hunters Association. Chandler killed a good-sized fox after a nine-hour chase.
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Lakeville
Selectman
F. A. Shockley
Henry B. Chandler
Fox Hunters’ Association
Chandler
Twentieth Century Club Elects New Officers and Council
At the annual meeting held on Joy Street Rev. Charles I. Dole was reelected president Edward H. Chandler named secretary and Fred H. Tucker treasurer. New council members include Katharine Coman E J Lewis Jr Mrs Margaret J Stannard Hinckley G Mitchell Samuel I Hubbard and James P Munroe. The clubhouse, occupied since Oct 1, cost $52 650.
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Joy Street
Charles I. Dole
Edward H. Chandler
Fred H. Tucker
Katharine Coman
E. J. Lewis, Jr
Margaret J. Stannard
Hinckley G. Mitchell
Samuel I. Hubbard
James P. Munroe
Coburn Cleared to Pitch for Harvard Again
Harvard athletic committee permits Paul Coburn to play on the varsity baseball nine for another year. The Bulletin editorial criticizes the decision saying Coburn has played long enough and that the ruling may provoke unfavorable comment from rivals and the public.
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Crimson
Harvard Athletic Committee
Paul Coburn
Coburn
Bulletin
Revere Athletic Committee
Edels Edges Conley In Turbulent Portland Bout
In a fierce 15 round match at the Auditorium referee Crowley ruled Harry Edels the winner on a foul in the ninth round after warnings to Larry Conley. Conley protested, sparking a melee as Edels and seconds joined in. police restored order while Edels showed grit and endurance, turning the tide after a tough start.
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Crowley
Harry Edels
Larry Conley
Conley
Edels
South Boston
Malden Aldermen Hear Trackless Trolley Petition
Malden's board held a short session with a hearing on Citizens' Transit Company petition to locate poles for trackless trolley cars on several streets. The Mayor submitted names for reserve police officers to become regular patrolmen.
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Board of Aldermen
Citiizens’ Transit Company
Albert Osterlind
John T. Durning
Jeremiah McDonald
Frederick Frey
Patrick J. Nolan
Abbott W. Cass
John J. Crowe
Asbury Park Woman Robbed and Murdered
Mrs. Morris Naftal a 75 year old resident of Asbury Park N J was attacked by burglars in her apartment today. Diamonds were torn from her ears and rings from her fingers before she was bound and gagged. She died of suffocation before discovery.
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N. J
Morris Naftal
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