Boston Fans Regret Tenney Trade Burdened by National Trade Talk
Boston fans lament the Tenney departure as New York Boston exchanges and pending deals unfold. President Taylor travels to Frisco and Chicago for talks with Jim McGuire while Dovey battles a grip and contends with climate discomfort after returning from New York.
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Fred Doe
New York
I*red
Hal Chase
Jiggs Donahue
John T. Taylor
Frisco
Chicago
Jim McGuire
Boston
George Dovey
John
Fogler Moran split keys Boston six day bid
After six day rides Fogler and Moran split their partnership. Moran said he could have finished better in New York and then teamed with Iver Lawson for the Boston 24 hour race starting Christmas Eve. Lawson arrived in Boston for sprint events while Moran trains with Darragon for a high stakes paced race.
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Joe Fogler
James Moran
Moran
New York
Boston
Iver Lawson
Chicago
Lawson
Park Square Track
Louis Darragon
Darragon
Thin Pins Fell Fast In City League Bowls
The crack Wildey team of the City league defeated the Somersets on Carruth's alleys last night by one pin to claim the second string by a one point margin. Poeller was unable to roll and was replaced by Paul. McCarthy's quintet beat the Regals three straight, Carruth bested Adams Square, and Boylston trimmed New Roxbury.
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Somersets
Carruth
Poeller
Paul
McCarthy
Regals
The
Woods
Adams Square
Notre Dame Seeks Away Game With 120-Pound Team
Owing to a cancellation Notre Dame has no game Saturday night and seeks an away contest with any 120-pound team. Address H. T. Curtis Box 5282 Boston.
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Notre Dame
H. T. Curtis
Boston
Belmont A C Defeats Pythons 22 to 2 at St. Andrew's Hall
At St. Andrew's Hall West End Belmont A C defeated the Pythons by 22 to 2 yesterday afternoon. Wiein's performance for the victors was the feature.
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St. Andrew's Hall
West End
Belmont A. C
The
Pythons
Wiein
McGraw Rules Out Trading Tenney As Reds Trade Talks Rebound
New York manager Casey McGraw says Tenney will stay with the Nationals and can be counted as a fixture. He notes Cincinnati passed on a package including Bresnahan Browne Dahlen and another, delaying a deal and leaving Cincinnati without a manager.
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New York
Garry Hermann
Cincinnati
Fred Tenney
Reds
McGraw
New York Nationals
Tenney
Bresnahan
Browne
Dahlen
Dreyfuss
Redland
Lobert
Huggins
Schley
Big Colleges Patch Up Row Between Dartmouth and Williams
Dartmouth and Williams resume athletic relations after a yearlong suspension. A Dartmouth letter to Williams proposed resumption, and Williams replied in kind, with a probable football meeting planned for next fall. The rift arose after a Williams gym basketball game with on court blows reported. Baseball and basketball schedules are full, so no games are likely this season.
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Williamstown
Dartmouth
Williams
Dartmouth Athletic Council
Williams Athletic Council
Brooklyn Y. C. Cup Contest Rules Formulated
The Brooklyn Yacht Club committee sets rules for the international challenge cup to foster fast wholesome racing yachts. Sloops must be 35 to 65 feet load water line. schooners 40 to 80 feet. Races run July 15 to Oct 15 with the challenger sailing on its bottom to the holding club waters. The cup contest includes at least three races. No action on Lipton's $1000 ocean race offer.
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New York
Brooklyn Yacht Club
Sir Thomas Lipton
Short distance bout thrills Los Angeles fans
Chicago heavyweight Jim Barry impressed California crowds with a fast paced 10 round bout against Sam Langford, creating one of the Pacific coast’s greatest contests. The fight, seen as a warmup toBarry’s acclimation, drew praise for speed and skill over the era’s longer bouts.
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Jim Barry
Chicago
California
Sam Langford
Barry
Langford
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
East Boston Wins Over New York All Stars
East Boston defeated the New York All Stars last evening, extending their string of victories. Center Muller faced strong defense from Jim Crowley, who scored five baskets to Muller’s two, as East Boston proved too strong for the visiting squad.
Squires Makes Third Bid to Fight Jeffries Rival Flynn
Bill Squires, who refused $10,600 to meet Jim Jeffries, plans a third attempt to persuade himself he can box Jim Flynn tomorrow night in Bakersfield California. The anticipated bout could prove an interesting showdown in a small town.
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Bill Squires
Jim Jeffries
Jim Flynn
Bakersfield
Cal
Flynn
Dorchester High defeats Roxbury in 12 to 6 game
Dorchester High School beat Roxbury High School 12 to 6 in a hard fought Roxbury lead 4 to 4 at halftime. Dorchester pulled away in the second half with goals from Hayes Conklin Spaulding Hoernle and Daly. Referee Burke and timer Foley officiated before about 400 spectators.
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Dorchester High School
Roxbury High School
Roxbury High
Roxbury
Roxbury Five
Dorchester
Pigrey PO
Moernle
Pete Nee Piesc
Conklin
Ecalesses de
McObeddy Spn
eGo R. F
Keefe Secore
Referee Jeff to Get $1000 for Attell Moran Bout
Jim Jeffries will travel from Los Angeles to Frisco New Year to referee the Attell Moran fight and collect $1000. Fans say that is a high price for a referee but an honest official is worth it.
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Jim Jeffries
Los Angeles
Frisco
American Association Denies Chicago Franchise Transfer
Chicago December 18 President O'Brien of the American Association denied that any franchise had been transferred to Chicago.
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American Association
Chicago
O'Brien
Baseball Salaries and Union Tactics Highlight 1907 Talk
The piece surveys baseball politics with Dummy Taylor and James J. Jeffries linked to salary fights and union demands. It notes Olte Deininger returning to form in Detroit and predicts pace in the first base lineup, while T Burns and Bobby Wallace draw trade talk. The intercollegiate basketball season opens next Thursday with Columbia vs Princeton in New York.
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Olte Deininger
Tenney
Billy Murray
Philadelphia Nationals
Columbia
Princeton
New York
Melrose High Stuns Brown & Nichols 32 to 6
Melrose High School basketball won its fourth straight game at the YMCA gym, defeating Brown and Nichols 32 to 6. The decisive early lead and strong defense propelled Melrose to the comfortable victory.
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Melrose
Melrose High School
Brown & Nichols School
Carlisle Football Team Adopts Four Year Eligibility Rule
Glen Warner announces Carlisle Indian football adopts a four year eligibility rule. He cites agitation over player eligibility and notes Carlisle will mirror, as far as possible, college restrictions though enrollment at Carlisle lasts five years with two players already at five years.
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Carlisle
Glen Warner
Warner
Pasadena wins Gentility selling stakes at Fair Grounds
Pasad ena today won the Gentility selling stakes at the Fair Grounds track in New Orleans. Koerner riding Bell Weber was uninjured after a fall, Pick ens riding Hyperion II. was suspended for a week for rough riding. Tileing outran Temaco in the handicap. Other victors included Gee Whiz Alma Dufour Bertha E Tile ing and Dr. McCluer in successive races.
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Pasadena
Fair Grounds
Koerner
Bell Weber
Pickens
Hyperion II
Tileing
Temaco
Gee Whiz
Alma Dufour
Bertha E
Dr. McCluer
Harvard Swimming Club to Start Up Tonight
The Harvard Swimming Club resumes for the year at the Union with W. H. Harrison coaching. The team has no captain this year and faces a shortage of experienced swimmers due to graduation losses.
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Harvard Swimming Club
the Union
W. H. Harrison
Minot Named Captain of Boston Athletic Association Track
William Minot former Harvard distance star was chosen to lead the B A A track team at a recent meeting. The selection follows years of renewed practical interest in track and marks a hopeful turning point for the association. George Brown was re elected as manager.
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Boston Athletic Association
William Minot
Harvard
Minot
George Brown
Boxers Face Scandals and Big Fights At Chelsea Club Night
The article details O'Brien’s disputed win over Heveron and hints at underhanded setup. It previews Winnisimmet Athletic Club matches featuring Terry Martin vs Harry Lewis, Young Flynn vs Jerry Gaines, Jack Flanagan vs Tommy Rasson, and a Welch vs Neary bout likely around January 15. It notes boxing harmony returning in Boston clubs and mentions a Walsh-Delmont bout and Grady versus Brace in Vermont.
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O'Brien
Bill Meveron
O’brien
Heveron
Philadelphia
Bill
Winnisimmet Athletic Club
Chelsea
Terry Martin
Harry Lewis
Mike
Twin
Johnny Carroll
New York
Jack Flanagan
Cambridge
Tommy Rasson
Freddie Welch
Dave Deshler
Charley Neary
Milwaukee
Welch
Neary
Englshman
Boston
Armory A. C
Walsh-Delmont
Mike Grady
North End
Babe Brace
St. Albans
Brace
Babe
Ike Weir III Admitted To City Hospital
Friends learn former world featherweight champion Ike Weir known as the Belfast spider is a City Hospital patient. He was admitted yesterday with a painful abscess and requires immediate serious operation.
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Ike Weir
Belfast
City Hospital
Pin Boy Spotlight and Standout Scores Across Leagues
Bowker leads Old Colony pin top players with an average of 9 in the Bank and Trust Company league. Fuller clings to 310 for high three string total in the Shawmuts Furniture league. Bill Burden bowled a three string total of 370 in a Carruth alleys practice, with strings of 127 183 and 119, while Lang and Rouse topped 109. Towle of the Gold Beaters shows strong form, sparking the pin boys to earn their money.
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Bowker
Old Colony
Bank and Trust Company
Fuller
Shawmuts
Furniture League
Bill Burden
Bill
Carruth
Lang
Rouse
Jimmy Towle
Gold Beaters
Sudbury Industrial League
Nash sets practice match world record in three string total
Charles C. Nash bowling on the Mc Carthy alleys yesterday afternoon toppled pins for a 394 three string total with 150 126 and 118. The prior best was 374. As the event was not directed as a regular match, the mark does not place Nash in the hall of fame.
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McCarthy Alleys
P. Chambers
Charles C. Nash
Mr. Nash
Noddle Island Bowlers Back Young Walsh as Champion
Noddle Island bowlers praise Young Walsh as the next champion with an average just over 100, noting his steady daily improvement and rising form.
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Noddle Island
Young Walsh
Spanish War Vets Meet At Adams Square Alleys
The Spanish War veterans gather every Saturday night at Adams square alleys to discuss San Juan and then bowl. They say the pins and camaraderie beat the old campfire meetings.
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Adams Square
San Juan
Bowling craze wanes as bettors chase meager funds
A man jokes he has only a shoestring and a nickel, bowling a mere 75 cents at Brunswick alleys. He defies arrest and quips with manager Epstein as the bowling craze appears to be dying out.
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