Moran to Box in Boston Spar and Talk Lightweight Clash
Owen Moran arrives in Boston to spar at the Old Howard and discuss a possible Moran Wolgast or Baldwin match. Alec MacLean says the card should draw big crowds and Moran could spark a Moran vs Baldwin rubber.
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Owen Moran
Boston
Old Howard
Nelson
Ad Wolgast
Owen
Alec MacLean
Matty Baldwin
Moran
Alec
Jimmy Johnson
Lew Powell
California
Johnson
Baldwin
Powell
Matty
Nix
Johnny Marto
Marto
Baldwin- Moran
Daisy
Wolgast
Mr. Moran
Alintuur Duffeys Column on College Indoor Track Rivals
The column notes indoor track buzz from Harvard Princeton Yale and Yale rivalry. It cites George Bonhag’s return to training and Keane Fitzpatrick’s Harvard Princeton relay expectations for the coming season. It also mentions last season’s sensational races and coach Natick’s hoped quartet and jokes about old sprint artists.
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Keane Fitzpatrick
Princeton
Michigan
Natick
Pooch” Donovan
Harvard
Crimson
Boston A. C
Unicorn
Athletics to Repeat Pennant Favorite Next Season
On form the Athletics look set to defend the pennant for the next few years. No other team in the circuit currently stands a real chance against Mack's champions unless several of Mack's stars decline sharply, making next season an easy sail for the Athletics.
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Boston
Hackenschmidt
Hack
Athletics
Mack
International match to hub International match to hub
The Gordon medal curling match, the season’s premier event, is awarded to Boston and will be held in February with Dr. Ball of the city refereeing. The Grand National Curling Club executive committee announced the decision in New York last night.
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Charlestown Armory
Bob Fowler
Joe Silva
de Mar
Upham
Maloney
Curran
Boston
Ball
Grand National Curling Club
New York
Utica
N. C
J. F. Conley
University of Washington to unveil electric arc lighting for football field
The university will install a powerful electric arc plant to illuminate the football field allowing players more time for practice. The note ends with a partisan remark: You may try another whiskey, but the final verdict is Ky. Taylor.
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University of Washington
Ky. Taylor
Boston hockey move sought for Canadian star player
Inquiries seek a strong team in the Boston league for a notable Canadian college hockey forward. Contact “Dike” Clark at the Boston Arena for possible placement assistance.
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Dike” Clark
Boston Arena
Dike
Fistie
Stanley Ketchel
Johnson- Jeannette
Johnson-Langford
Johnson
Alread
Langfor
Jeannette
South Boston
Fall River
Joe Gans
Nelson
Gans
Ad Wolgast
Owen Moran
Star Pointer, famed pacer, dies at 21 in Tennessee
Star Pointer, the famous pacer with a record 1:59 1-4, died late yesterday at Rosewood Stock Farm in Maury county Tennessee. The 21 year old horse was owned by J A Murphy of New York. His hide will be sent to the University of Chicago.
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Nashville
Tenn
Star Pointer
Pacer
Rosewood Stock Farm
Maury County
J. A. Murphy
New York
University of Chicago
Young Blood Shines in 1910 American Association
In 1910 the American Association showcased young players among 171 participants over 15 games. Of those, 105 had prior major league experience, including Jimmy Barrett Charlie Hickman Jimmy Williams Hebe Peitz Bunk Congalton Frank Bowerman Hobe Ferris Al Orth Lou Ritter Charlie Carr Sutor Sullivan Jack Barry Danny Shay Hippo Shannon Hammer Smoot Ollie Pickering Tom Hughes Barry McCormick Dan McGann Bill Marshall Osee Schreck Dave Brain Roy Patterson Nick Altrock Charlie Check Jesse Tannehill in a lively crop of rising stars.
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American Association
Jimmy Barrett
Charlie Hickman
Jimmy Williams
Hebe Peitz
Bunk Congalton
Frank Bowerman
Hobe Ferris
al Orth
Lou Ritter
Charlie Carr
Sutor Sullivan
Jack Barry
Danny Shay
Hippo Shannon
Hammer Smoot
Ollie Pickering
Tom Hughes
Barry McCormick
Dan McGann
Bill Marshall
Osee Schreck
Dave Brain
Roy Patterson
Nick Altrock
Charlie Check
Jesse Tannehill
Dust and pavement talk dominated by city motor news
Harold Bolce highlights Lippincott piece on commercial vehicles improving urban sanitation. Prague professor Huppe and T Mitchell Prudden argue asphalt reduces dust and disease risk versus macadam streets, urging fewer horses in cities. Also notes visits by J H MacAlman to Cleveland and C Chandler with Lozier at Bay State club.
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Harold Bolce
Lippincott’s
Huppe
Prague
T. Mitchell Prudden
New York
Boston College Track Team Ready for Winter Meets
Boston College High School under Captain Jack Walsh and coach Bart Sullivan prepares a strong winter track squad. Veteran runners like Reggie O Callaghan and Frank Dolan headline a group with McGovern and Duffy showing top form. The team will use the B A A track in January and multiple dual meets are planned including Medford High and Rindge Manual Training School with dates in January and February.
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Jack Walsh
Roxbury
Boston College High School
Bart Sullivan
Boston College
Walsh
Reggie O'Callaghan
Dorchester
Frank Dolan
McGovern
Duffey
Jim Linnehan
Newton
Medford High
Rindge Manual Training School
Boston Latin School
Harvard Novice Gymnastic Meet Opens Tonight at Hem enway Gym
Harvard hosts its sixth annual novice gymnastic meet tonight at 8 in Hem enway Gymnasium. Dr. Sargent offers a cup to the top scorer, with RB. L. Souder providing additional cups for first place in events including horizontal bar parallel bars flying rings side horse tumbling and club swinging. Open to undergraduates who have never placed in any gymnastic meet. a large turnout is anticipated.
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Harvard
Hemenway
Sargent
RB. L. Souder
Kinsella Credited with No Putouts in Brief AL Career
Kinsella, tried by Jack O’Connor early in the season, played 10 games in the American League without a putout. Water Manning of the Yankees had one putout in 16 games.
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Kinsella
Jack O'Connor Eary
Water Manning
Yankees
Archer Went Cheap Draft Fairness Underpaid Transfer
Buffalo Club president Jacob Stein criticizes the draft system noting Archer was bought from Detroit for 1500 dollars and a year later Chicago acquired the player for 1000 dollars highlighting market inequity.
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Jacob Stein
Buffalo Club
Archer
Detroit
Chicago
Notre Dame Alumni Span Five Big League Clubs
Notre Dame counts five alumni in major leagues. Murray plays for the Giants, Burke for the Doves, Nig Reulbach with the Cubs, Bescher with the Reds, and Daniels for the Yankees. Each credits the university as their alma mater.
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University of Notre Dame
Murray
Giants
Burke
Boston Doves
Winchester Independents to Represent Winchester This Winter
Winchester will be represented by Ua Strong basketball team under the name Winchester Independents. The squad features former high school stars, with Dover as captain at center and Hanson Harmillies at guard. They seek games with high schools and Y M C A teams, contact William Apsey, Francis Circuit, Winchester.
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Winchester
Winchester Independents
Dover
Hanson
Harmillies
I Tuck
Martinson
Hurd
William Apsey
Francis
Oranges Not Lemons for Frank Chance Purchases Grove
Frank L. Chance manager of the Chicago club of the National League has bought another orange grove in California. A Whittier message says he completed the deal yesterday for 25000 dollars after deducting option funds. The grove lies six miles north of Whittier and is described as among the finest in the area with six year old trees. Chance already owns a second orchard at Glendorn.
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Packey McFarland
Anton la Grave
California
San Francisco
Packey
Abe Attell
New York
Billy Gibson
Fairmont
McFarland
Attell
Young Donohue
Honey Mellody
Frank Perron
Maurice Lemoyne
Frank L. Chance
Chicago
Whittier
Cal
Chance
Glendorn
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Univ. of Chicago
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