Tenney Guides Doves Amid Quiet Day In Boston
Fred Tenney, newly named Doves manager, spent a quiet day in the Paddock building as no contracts arrived and advance-money requests were sparse. He studied the team, eyed a key adding possibility, and anticipated a stronger 1911 season with new ownership backing. President Russell backs Tenney, while John Dovey prepares to leave Boston for St Louis and then Pittsburgh.
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Fred Tenney
Doves
Dove
Tenney
Boston Fars
Fred
Boston
Russell
John Dovey
St. Louis
John P. Harris
Pittsburg
Harvard Yale Hockey Feud Highlights Contention Over Venue
The column notes the ongoing dispute between Harvard and Yale over where to play a hockey game with Yale favoring New York and Harvard Boston. It comments on sportsmanship, boxing figure Owen Moran, and upcoming indoor meets with school and collegiate rivals. It also mentions rustling university crews, clan factions, and concerns over dangerous roped arena bouts.
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Harvard
Yale
New York
Boston
B. A. A. Wil
Prize fighter cleared in death of boxer at Nonpareil Club
Coroner Ford discharged John Kalme, exonerating him after the death of John Emhof from a skull fracture in a bout at the Nonpareil Athletic Club last Friday night. Kalme argued both boxing and football share similar death risks.
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Philadelphia
Ford
John Kalme
John Emhof
Prize Ring Fatal Bout Leaves Youth Dead
The coroner declined to hold a boxing match responsible for the death of Emhof known as Kid Gardner after a fifth round KO by Kalme Johnny Kain. Emhof died the next day in hospital following the bout in which both fighters were evenly matched before the fatal blow.
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Emhof
Kid Gardner
Kalme
Johnny Kain
Motor News of Interest on Hawaii Polo and Packard Ads
Clifford Wimball reports from Honolulu on polo championships praised in the Evening Bulletin. The article notes Packard ads and a Packard touring car image. Warren Motor Car’s Wolverine competes with the Detroit to New York route. Bill Smith and Ross Schram drive the Wolverine. Velie Motor Car Company sends a Santa card for Christmas. Herbert Lytle sails to Europe after an Indianapolis speedway crash. Orville Wright asserts aviation is safer than motoring though motorized travel continues.
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Clifford Wimball
Newton
Post
Honolulu
Evening Bulletin
Packard
Packard Company
von Hamm-Young Company Limited
Hawaii
Warren Motor Car Company
Detroit
New York
Bill Smith
Ross Schram
J. Walter Thompson Company
M. H. Luce
The
Velie Motor Car Company
Santa Claus
Orville Wright
Carrigan Sells Cigars Not Potatoes For Boston Red Sox
Bill Carrigan, famed Red Sox catcher, is described as a cigar salesman rather than a potato seller in Lewiston. The piece recalls his early days in Carrigan Sr.'s store where he weighed groceries, and notes his shift to becoming a "manufacturer of choice londres and perfectos" showcasing his business ambitions.
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Bill Carrigan
Red Sox
Lewiston
Husky Bill
Carrigan, Sr
Bill
Heinie Wagner
Heinie
Tommie Madden
Dr. Green
Paul
Madden
Boston
Ananias Club
Carrigan. P. S
Carrigan-Conway Company
N. B
Wagner
Welch Victory and Boxing Upset in Two Cities
In Lewiston Maine Bill Carrigan writes of personal bets and holiday plans while teasing Heinie Wagner about eggs and chickens. In Cardiff Freddie Welch defeats Jem Driscoll by disqualification in the 10th round of a 20 round bout for a $12,500 purse, amid fan disappointment and a noisy finish.
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Cardiff
Wales
Freddie Welch
England
Jem Driscoll
Great Britain
Welch
Driscoll
Runners Set for Ten Mile Boston Race Next Monday
Manager Nat Strong travels to Boston with Henri St Yves and Jonn Svanberg to run a 10 mile race at Mechanics building. St Yves is 5 8 with a short pace while Svanberg, a six footer, uses a long Marathon stride. Svanberg is the slight favorite.
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Nat Strong
Boston
Henri St Yves
Jonn Svanberg
Mechanics’ Building
St. Yves
Svanberg
Shrubb
Hackenschmidt
Roller
Perelli
Hassan
Bob Somerville
Gotch
Tech Menite in Gym Meet Delivers Record Crowd
Technology's annual gym meet at Technology Gym on Garrison street drew a record crowd. Winners included B Darrow Upham's Corner and William D. Allen Nantucket sharing top honors in multiple events with strong showings across the board.
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Technology
Technology Gym
Garrison Street
B. Darrow
Upham’s Corner
William D. Allen
Nantucket
S. W. Orr
J. W. Hines
A. L. Gardner
W. D. Allen
Bb. Darrow
I. A. Meroult
P. Heroult
S. Crocker, Jr
J. Eynon
S. M. Baxter
N. Denton
J. G. Sade
J. I. Murray
P. W. MacNeill
I. D. Whiting
Teeb
LP. Kanny
Y. M
C. A. Timer
O. B. Dennison
T. J. Connelly
Melrose High Defeats Monson Academy in Y M C A Game
Melrose High beat Monson Academy 2 to 14 at the Melrose Y M C A last night. Mc Letchie and Wanamaker starred for Melrose while Entwistle and Kidd led Monson in a closely contested matchup.
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Melrose High
Monson Academy
McLetchie
Wanamaker
Melrose
Entwistle
Kidd
Monson
Kelly Beats Klaus in Fierce Battle at Armory Club
Hugo Kelly of Chicago defeated Frank Klaus of Pittsburg by decision in twelve rounds at the Armory Club. Referee Maffit Flaherty watched as Klaus pressured Kelly with body work and aggression, but Kelly answered with a sharp right hook and superior range to seal a clear victory. The undercard featured George Alger over Tommy Foley, A J Duffy over Kid Sheehan, and other bouts as boxing figures discussed potential matchups and future Armory cards.
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Hugo Kelly
Chicago
Frank Klaus
Pittsburg
Armory Club
Maffit Flaherty
Kelly
Klaus
Jimmy Gardner
Gardner
Kalus
Tommy Foley
South Boston
George Alger
Cambridge
Alger
Young Reardon
Brockton
Jack Lunnin
Roxbury
A. J. Duffy
Jamaica Plain
Kid Sheehan
Manchester
N. H
Sheehan
Duffy
Moran Generous to Rivals in bout with Ad Wolgast
Owen Moran appears at the Old Howard this week and praises Boston hope Matty Baldwin. Moran is the logical lightweight title contender and shows fairness to rivals in the ring.
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Owen Moran
Old Howard
Aroran
Ad Wolgast
Owen
Boston
Matty Baldwin
Brockton Beats Framingham In Bay State Basketball League
Brockton handily defeated South Framingham 82 to 55 in Brockton tonight, dominating in every phase. Scorers include Mulligan 7 and Dearborn 9 for Brockton while Dearborn and Greany led South Framingham with 9 points each. attendance was about 500 at the game officiated by Referee Barnicle.
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Brockton
South Framingham
AOTC
EE Clarsila
Sheehan
R. B
McCloughin
Cincapa
Knowlton Neary
Bunker
L. F
Taylor
Dagg Corr
R. F
Mulligan
Dearborn
Greany
Corbett
Neary
Slattery
Knowlton
McCloughlin
Dagg
Barnicle
Cassidy
Daly Defeats De Oro in 450 Point Three-Cushion Match
John Daly of Chicago beat Alfred de Oro of Cuba 50 to 35 in the opening block of their 450 point world three-cushion championship match held in New York. Daly leads 1 block to none with 450 points in the total program.
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New York
John Daly
Chicago
Alfred de Oro
Cuba
Daly
de Oro
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