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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1912

Page

14

Magnates Fear to help Out Braves

President Ward and Manager Kling race against time to land promising recruits at the New York spring meeting. Murphy and Ebbetts refuse to aid, blocking waivers while Boston, Chicago, and Brooklyn magnates maneuver for strength. Ward plans a last push February 13 in New York as Hot Springs tryouts loom and grounds at South End set for alterations.

Ward Kling New York Braves Gaffney Murphy Robetts Wbketts Ebbetts Boston Chicago Brooklyn Horace Fogel Reulbach Purdue Wardling Windy City Doyle Reusbach Board of Directors Pittsburg Campbell Dreyfuss Clarke Boston Nationals Hot Springs Billy Hamilton South End Walpole Street New York Highlanders

Stagg Opposed to Football Rule Changes

Chicago February meeting will hear University of Chicago coach A A Stagg oppose changes to football rules. If he cannot attend his views will be presented by another. Walter Camp of Yale and H L Williams of Minnesota reportedly favor radical changes, possibly leaving Stagg in the minority.

Chicago A. A. Stagg University of Chicago National Rules Committee New York Stagg Walter Camp Yale H. L. Williams Minnesota

Where did they dig up that guy in the bleachers

Noted for crowd reactions as fans in the stands question the source of a new figure appearing at the event. The moment captures local spectators debating the origins of the unexpected guest and the mystery surrounding his presence.

Cambridge High School Seven Triumphs Over Wellesley in Opener

Cambridge High School hockey team defeated Wellesley High 4 to 1 in the opening preparatory league game at Wellesley. The Cantabs showed speed and teamwork led by Baker and Sands with solid defense limiting Wellesley’s chances. Sands and Baker scored in the second period while Sheridan added a solo goal for Cambridge.

Cambridge High End Latin School Sterling Wellesley High Wellesley Baker Sands Sheridan

Greenough to Meet Hutchins in Championship

Charles P. Greenough defeated clubmate R. L. Agassiz in three straight games to reach the final of the Massachusetts Squash Racquet Association individual championship at the B A A. The semifinals featured long rallies and sharp corner play with Greenough winning 11 8 15 10 15 7. Hutchins and Greenough are set to decide the title today or next week.

Charles P. Greenough Sterling Constantine Hutchins R. L. Agassiz Greenough Agassiz Agaselz Hutchins

Meyer Predicted as Next Great American Sprinter by Robertson

Arthur Duffey writes that Alvah Meyer of the Irvington American Athletic Club may become one of America's greatest sprint champions. Robertson, who mentored Gwyn Henty, predicts Meyer will challenge and possibly beat record marks as he trains for the 40 yard invitation at the BaA games. He notes rival sprinters like Bernie Weters and Tommy Keane, and compares hurdles contenders Jack Eller and AB Shaw while contemplating fitness and training dedication.

Alvah Meyer New York Lawson Robertson A. C Robertson Gwyn Henty America Bernie Weters Tommy Keane Meyer

Fragmentary notes on sports figures and events

The fragment mentions Joh Mooney and Me Riss, Stanley Ketchel’s death date, and sport items. It references Walpole and a car incident, Wechanten match details, George Toohey for tickets, Winthrop Hockesy, Amund Lamy as a professional skater, and a 62 5 seconds record at some distance. It asks for Harvard McGill hockey game result from last year with McGill winning 5 to 2.

Joh Mooney Stanley Ketchel Dea Ketchel Arcu Es Walpole Jn Oxen iMey Sheppard Essa Subi Wien Wechanten George Toohey Winthrop Ostalnaen Hockesy Amund Lamy Lou Yeras McGill

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Sakasi Ieee Ae Zak Paul H. Shannon Downey Oamb L. Wellesley Lehr Seeew Notcross H Thomas Ebeveen Wold Sands Ty Ingraham Eerncine Baker Feerer Ynolds Thomas Dy Whaiton Williams Bradley Obe Holsonigh Tati Wellesley Hien School Washington & Hanover Sts THE Pablo Pablos Arthur Duffey Jack Eller A. B. Shaw Eller Dartmouth Biller Shaw Boston City Hospital Harlem Tommy Murphy Rouni Hogan Ad Wolgast Hogan Sam Rusidsky Rusidsky Mitchell Washington Street Washington ST DEEN
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