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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1904

Page

3

Baseball Magnates Playing Politics in Quiet Season

This analysis notes the ongoing pre spring trade talk between the American and National leagues. Headlines Ban Johnson and Harry Pulliam spar as we approach the meetings with rumors of Baltimore and Washington moves. The piece argues the two leagues use tales to push agendas while claiming peace and progress.

Baltimore Washington National Taylor Soden Ban Johnson Harry Pulliam Pulliam Johnson National League Chicago New York John T. Brush

Catcher Warner Traded to St. Louis for Bresnahan

New York announced Roger Bresnahan will catch next year for the New York Baseball Club and Jack Warner will move to the St. Louis Nationals. Secretary Knowles said the transfer is completed but would not disclose Robinsons payment for Warner.

Warner ST. Louis Bresnahan New York Roger Bresnahan New York Baseball Club Jack Warner Knowles Warners Robinson

Three Southern league recruits fail to spark last season

Smith an infielder hit .242 Swann a pitcher .220 and Matthews a catcher .208 for the three Southern league players McAleer secured for the St Louis Americans next summer The veterans and fans weigh in on Cy Young and a proposed rule to curb spit balls while several players prepare for new seasons in New York and Montana

McAleer St. Louis Americans Smith Swann Matthews Fast Company Hughey Jennings Baltimore Jennings Maryland Victor Willis Nationals Soden Cy Young Jimmy Collins Lou Criger Young Shorty McCuish MccCuish Clark Griffith Walter Clarkson New York Clarkson Griffith Montana

Waltham Declines Interscholastic Rowing Entry

Waltham Dec 21. High School boys decide not to participate in the Cambridge May interscholastic rowing races due to high expenses. Waltham High has a history of strong showings in recent years.

Waltham Cambridge Waltham High

Threshie Defeats Parker In Class A Billiards Match

The 12th game of the Class A amateur billiard tournament was played at the Hub last evening with Threshie defeating Parker by a score of 249 to 243. Tonight Paige meets Hayes. Major Taylor, after multiple retirements, signs to race in Europe next spring.

Threshie Parker Paige Hayes Steenth Buth Taylor Europe

Gardner of Lowell in Line for Lightweight Championship

Gardner of Lowell emerges as a potential challenger to the lightweight title as Jimmy Britt is poised to claim the crown by defeating Battling Nelson at 132 pounds. The piece argues Gans is no serious factor due to doubts about his weight and ability, and notes a Gardner–Britt showdown would be a major future attraction.

Jimmy Gardner Lowell Britt Jimmy Britt America Battling Nelson Gans al Herford Nelson Ter Young Corbett Denverite New Gardner Terry McGovern Harry Forbes Abe Attell Frankie Neil Hughey McGovern Tommy Murphy Chester Goodwin

Harvard Beats Andover 3 to 0 on Soldiers Field

Harvard defeated Andover 3 to 0 in a slow game at Soldiers Field. Harvard relied on a shooting game. Callaway and Townsend starred for the Crimson. Goals came from Callaway Wilder and Townsend with 20 and 15 minute halves. Referee Tilden. Timekeeper MacMasters.

Harvard Andover Soldiers Field Merritt Callaway Townsend Crimson Wilder C. P Chalifoux Grant Sard Cesccescsccesesss P Tilden MacMasters

English High Defeats Mechanic Arts 3 to 1

The English High hockey team defeated Mechanic Arts 3 to 1 on Franklin Field. Gallagher starred with a heads up performance, eluding Leighton’s checks. Angell, Carpenter contributed for English High while Perry, Connolly, and Leighton played solid for Mechanic Arts.

Mechanic Arts Franklin Field Gallagher Leighton Angell Carpenter Perry Connolly

Stone's School Sets Goal Record with 11–0 Victory

Stone's School hockey team defeated Noble & Greenough at Jamaica Pond yesterday by 11 to 0, establishing the school goal record for the season. Jimmy Hamburger starred for Stone while Inches and Dana played well for Noble & Greenough.

Noble & Greenough Jamaica Pond Stone Jimmy Hamburger Inches Dana

Tech vs Worcester P I in a tight city basketball game

Tech and Worcester Polytechnic Institute meet in the Tech gym on Exeter Street for a closely contested basketball night. Tech has home court advantage and may find it easier to score than Worcester P I.

Technology Worcester Polytechnic Institute Tech Gymnasium Exeter Street Tech Worcester

Oakfields Win Basketball Victory Over Lincolns

At Bacon Hall Somerville Oakfields of Cambridge defeated the Lincolns of Somerville 15 to 10 in a hard fought game watched by a large crowd. Townsend scored with a one hand throw for Oakfields and Duggan starred for the Lincolns.

Bacon Hall Somerville Oakfields Cambridge Lincolns Townsend The Duggan

North End Union Second Team Defeats Baldwins 35 0

The North End Union second basketball team beat the J. E. Baldwins of South Boston by 35 to 0 at North End Union Tuesday evening.

North End Union J. E J. E. Baldwins South Boston

Britt Defeats Nelson in Tight Fight for Boxing Crown

Gossip notes Britt’s disputed decision over Nelson, with Britt outboxing the Dane at distance and landing cleaner blows to claim the win. Nelson remains dangerous, capable of a title comeback, as boxing buzz grows around Chelsea’s Douglas A. C. meeting and a slate of six to 15 round bouts featuring Briggs, Stone, Duffy, Edels, Powers, Sanborn, and McCloskey among others.

Nelson Britt Roche Douglas A. C Chelsea Pythian Rink Jimmy Briggs Jig Stone Charlestown Briggs Stone Young Duffy East Boston Young Chisholm Everett Harry Edels Kid Lester Walsh-Bradigan Apollo A. C Salem Denny Burns Lynn Young Peabody Peabody Johnny Powers South Boston Kid Sanborn Bradigan Steve Een America Walsh Salem Club Jack Sheehan Boston Jack New England Gloucester A. C Johnny Lynch Cambridge Albert Delmont Medford Jackie Williams Young Callahan Roxbury Young Sullivan Callahan Gloucester Sullivan Blink McCloskey Philadelphia Guy Ashley Tall River McCloskey Blink Kid Pantz Jimmy Burke West End A. C Lawrence Burke John A. Sullivan Young Kenney Pantz W. L. Gallagher Chester Goodwin Young Donohue Jerry Watson Young Sidney Johnny Fitzgerald Young Boudrot Harry Duffy Kid Barrish Kid Barry Jeffries Corbett

Two Ways to Treat a Cold Graves Maryland Malt Whiskey

Physicians and individuals note two approaches to colds: break them up early or let them break you. Graves Maryland Malt Whiskey, used at first warning, supposedly clears colds easily. The genuine product bears the Chester H. Graves & Sons signature and is sold by licensed druggists at moderate cost.

Graves Maryland Chester H. Graves & Sons

Harvard Football Faces Push for Paid Coach by Alumni

The Harvard Bulletin notes a letter signed by 54 prominent Harvard graduates urging a paid football coach to replace the longtime graduate mentor. They argue Harvard should win more often, extend the coach’s authority during the season, and compare football to other paid staff, while the Bulletin remains cautious about professionalism in athletics.

Harvard Bulletin Harvard Soldiers Field Bulletin

Brighton Speedway Hosts 10 Fast Snow Races

At Brighton yesterday a large crowd watched ten fast snow races in the Christmas cup series. Two more races set for next Saturday at 2 30 p m and the following Monday at 10 a m feature Fashion My Chance and other prominent multiple runners with best times listed for each class.

Brighton Speedway Fashion Mr. Farmer Mr. Crowley Axtello Ch. G Mr. Harrison Fanfaron B. m Garfield Lady Hilton Mr. Smith Adra Essery Susie K Belledeu Ca ¥S Wellington Rolston Navarra B. G Fitzgerald Nola Wilkes Sexton CLAS Little Bill C. G Willie J Mr. Jameson Wavelite Ch. m Corbett Nigira Peck Poteen Mr. May Fred H Blk. G Seeton Tom Keene Joe Trauley Mr. Craig Whippet McPhee Gladys M Mr. Clarke Elmwood Smith Gypsey Wilkes Br. m Worthylake Trixy Wilkes Blk. m Lovell Brown King Br. G Cushman Farmer Lawson

Big Gain in Horse Records Encourages Harness Breeding

The American light harness horse has rapidly progressed over two decades with the 2:10 pace class expanding from Johnston in 1883 to 843 records of 2:10 or faster by last season's end. Tables illustrate the surge in 2:10 or under times and the overall growth of the breed.

Johnston

Linden A C claim of beating Iver Johnsons challenged

TL Tierney states there is no Linden A C team, claims they beat Laurel A C instead and challenges any 14-15 year old team offering a guarantee. Charles River Park track is five laps to the mile.

TL. Tierney Linden A. C Iver

Melrose A C Beats Arlington Boat Club In League Play

Melrose A C won two games from Arlington Boat Club as Mystic Valley league action unfolded at the Melrose alleys. Central won two strings from Artillery bowlers at the 999th alleys with Saunders rolling a three string total of 616.

Boston Colonial Dorchester Med Ford Highland Calumet Higels Purington Perkins Philbrick Smith Core Newton Perry Sanders Melville Stone Guptilla Totels Melrose Melrose A. C Arlington Boat Club Central Saunders Allston Golf Newton Boat Club Foster Allston Hick ALLST Newton Boat Gorton Weitz Aeaee Pettee Aubin See Eee

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