Journeys 10 The Homes of New England's Great Ball Players
Commencement week in Burlington centers on Lawrence Gardner of the University of Vermont as Boston scout Fred Lake watches his every move. Gardner leads Vermont to a 1–0 upset of Williams while rumors swirl of a pro bid, with Lake scheming to secure the college star despite rival interest from O'Brien and others. credits: Ray Collins shines on the mound as Gardner defies expectations on a pivotal day for Vermont baseball.
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Old City
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Champlain
Boston
College Street
van Ness House
Fred Lake
Mass
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William Lawrence Gardner
University of Vermont
Maine
New York
Larry
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Williamstown
Harvard
Holy Cross
Boulder Society
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George Winter
Winter
Ed Reulbach
Fred
Sheldon
Birdie Cree
Dubue
St. Michael’s College
Nail Gardner
John I
Larry Gardner
Ray Collins
Berkshire Hills
Old Vermont
Big Ray Collins
Motors Gossip and Studebaker News of the Day
Tom Cotter receives steady weed chain orders as dealers push into the new year. Boston’s Ferdinand F. French visits Cleveland for a ten thousand dollar order arrangement. Studebaker adds George Baldwin and G L Willman at Detroit. Baldwin leads service, Willman joins advertising. Orrin Wilson tours Eastern sales, Hawley recovers from appendicitis and returns to the road. States boost road funds with New York and Pennsylvania pledging large bond issues. California and Maine issue bonds to fund road improvements.
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Studebaker Corporation
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George O. Baldwin
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Warren Company
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Studebaker’ Service
Mr. Willman
Pettit
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Pennsylvania
California
Maine
Orrin Wilson
Studebaker
Atlanta
Philip BE. Hawley
Soldier Kearns knocked out by Willard in eighth round
At Madison Square Garden Jesse Willard decked Soldier Kearns in the eighth of a scheduled 10 rounds. Willard used height advantage and sharp body work to dominate while Kearns pressed for a rally but missed many swings. Weights were Willard 221 and Kearns 196. Sheriff Harburger observed, governor’s telegram prompted presence.
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Jesse Willard
Kearns
Madison Square Garden
Texas
Willard
Harburger
New York County
Dix
Lake Signs as Tigers Scout for Detroit Club
Fred Lake has again signed to scout for the Detroit club. Last season Lake worked for President Navin, first as manager of the Providence International league club and later as Tiger scout. A top judge of young talent, he helped find Joe Wood and many other prospects over the years.
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Detroit
Lake
Navin
Providence
Harney Wins Handball Match in New England Championship
John Harney of Station 4 defeated Barney Cotter of L street four games to one at the East Boston gymnasium last night in the first match for the New England championship. Scores were 21 16, 21 16, 21 17, 3 21, 21 12. James Hamrock of B Y M C U defaulted to Colin McDonald.
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John Harney
Station 4
Barney Cotter
L Street
New England
East Boston
James Hamrock
Colin McDonald
Bresnahan declines Chicago talk as NL bids loom
Roger Bresnahan, ex manager of the St. Louis Cardinals, denied talking with Charles Murphy about a Chicago contract. He said offers from the Cubs Pirates and Reds exist and hinted a deal with Pittsburgh may be strongest. Aiming for best terms, Bresnahan plans to sign soon rather than wait on his suit with St. Louis.
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Roger Bresnahan
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Pirates
Reds
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Fred Clarke
Pittsburg
Roger
Hughie Wants a Grass Mat in Boston Debut
Hughie Jennings former Detroit manager turned vaudeville hopeful will debut at the National Theatre in Boston on January 6. He will perform in a John C. Peebles sketch with Ben Smith and plans to sing a popular ballad. Jennings even wrote to the stage crew asking for a grass mat to mimic fielding during his act.
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Hughie Jennings
Boston
National Theatre
John C. Peebles
Ben Smith
Jennings
Shipping News Roundup At Boston Wharfs And Vessels
Five vessels reached T wharf with brisk demand and high prices for haddock cod hake pollock and cusk while listed vessel fares show company totals. The Sachem will sail to Liverpool with wheat flour cotton lumber provisions hay and apples. rain delayed cargo stowage and several port notices update buoy and lightship positions and ship statuses.
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Evelyn M. Thompson
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Boston & Yarmouth Line
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Yarmouth
Henry R. Tilton
Yarmouth Line
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O'Donnell
H. F.dimock
Olsen
Philadelphia
Stone Horse Shoal
Liste
Cape Shore
Shipping News December 28 Mini Almanac Update
Shipping news lists arrivals and sailing orders from December 26 to 28. Numerous steamers and schooners such as Aranmore Wacousta City of Columbus and Glouster are noted at various ports including Halifax Yarmouth Newport News and Boston with barges and tugs in tow or awaiting shelter.
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Leesport
Henry Withington
Ulmer
Ethel F. Merriam
Hassan
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IFCC
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N. J
Juniata
Herman Winter
Lynn
Provincetown
Dutch Island
Herndon
New London
Pickering
Murrell
W. H. Yerkes, Jr
Waverly
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Nine Regiment Athletic Meet At Hast Armory Crowns Winners
Twelve companies in the Ninth Regiment M V M and other Worcester Lawrence Natick and Clinton units competed in an Armory athletic meet during a military review. Mayor Fitzgerald presided over prize giving. Events included 60 yard and 1000 yard runs, potato race, wall scaling, team races, and equipment race with multiple company winners and times.
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Hind
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J. Eee D Company
Princeton Defeats Cornell in Syracuse Hockey Showdown
Princeton University hockey team beat Cornell 8 to 5 in Syracuse tonight. Baer tallied three Princeton goals in the victory.
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Martina Signs with Red Sox Pitcher From New Orleans
The Red Sox secured the signed contract of Joseph Martina of New Orleans, a right handed pitcher noted by scout Patsy Donovan for curves and speed. Beaumont club of the Texas league supplied Martina while Braves had not yet received Rebel McTigue’s contract return.
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New Orleans
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Boston Baseball
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Beaumont
International rowers vie for Penn coaching post
Richard Arnst of Australia, former world rowing champion, and W J Nicholls, past Diamond Sculls winner at Henley, are among applicants for the rowing coach position at the University of Pennsylvania.
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Australia
Iy Nicholls
Henley
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