Tenney to Manage Nationals in Field This Season
Fred Tenney will be field manager of the Boston Nationals this season with Billy Rogers handling off the diamond duties as business manager. President Soden announced the long awaited appointment noting Tenney will direct on field play while Rogers ensures player welfare off the field. Sessions Signs With World Beaters Pitcher Perry Sessions signed for 190% as a member of the Boston American team after holding out for 2800. Sharpe, new outfielder for Boston, hit .374 last season and has long been valued for his bat and versatility. Chicago Nat. president Hart orders players to prepare for training in Los Angeles starting Feb 2% marking an early league start.
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Fred Tenney
Boston Nationals
Billy Rogers
Soden
Tenney
Rogers
Boston
Sessions
World Beaters
Tract
Boston American
Taylor
West
Sharpe
West Chester
Penn
Harrisburg
Altoona
Morristown
Chester
Brandywine
Hart
Chicago National Baseball Team
Los Angeles
Cal
OConnell Talks on Baseball at Waltham
Frederic P. OConnell addressed the Wal tham Council Knights of Columbus on baseball tracing the game's history and its role in American youth. He related incidents from Boston Americans last year pennant victory. Grand Knight McBride presided as a musical entertainment and collation followed.
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Waltham
Waltham Council Knights of Columbus
Frederic P. O'Connell
Mr. O'Connell
Boston Americans
Grand Knight McBride
Apollo, Policeman or Rose Which
A columnist compares Boston police officers to mythic Apollo and athlete Ralph Rose. Street interviews reveal pride in height six feet and fitness while questioning endurance, with mixed opinions on who is the “perfect American athlete.”
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Ralph Rose
California
Apollo
Boston
University of Michigan
Rose
Jim Jeffries
Sandy Ferguson
Young Rose
Harvard Defeats Boston University 42 to 13 in Gym Match
Harvard beat Boston University 42 to 13 at Hemenway gym. Stars Snyder Murray and captain Henderson fueled the win as BU struggled on defense. Final score 42 to 13 with 20 minute halves.
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Harvard
Boston University
Hemenway Gymnasium
Snyder
Murray
Henderson
Boston Univ
Taylor Murray
Underwood
R. F
Gillon Snyder
Crane
Chapman Burnham
Hilton Griffiths
Gallagher
Tucker
Taylor
Hilton
Tech Beats M. A. H. S. 14 to 1 in Hockey Rout
Tech routed Mechanic Arts High 14 to 1 at the Tech rink. Forward Sammy Coleman starred as the fastest Tech player, with Al Weinze also delivering a strong performance. The first period saw four goals, while the second period was a one-sided onslaught with ten Tech goals and ample scoring chances.
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Technology
Mechanic Arts
Tech
Sammy Coleman
al Weinze
Battery H Loses to Holy Name 27 to 12 in Lincoln Hall
Battery H of Chelsea fell to Holy Name of South Boston 27 to 12 in Lincoln Hall last night. Chelsea attempted to rally with early defense but Holy Name pulled away in the second quarter.
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Battery H
Chelsea
Holy Name
South Boston
Lincoln Hall
Speedway Snow Races Highlight Crowded Event
Crowds filled the speedway despite cold as Tom Plant's Corner fell to Navarro owned by James Fitzgerald in a two brush race. The list of attendees includes James Fitzgerald Tom Plant J W W Stults Arthur Robinson Isaac Sexton and wife Ira Bickford and wife Albert Rogers John Joyce Newton Walter Corbett the Hiltons Ob Thompson William Lovell Mr McKay Hugh Morrissey and many others.
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Tom Plant
Navarro
James Fitzgerald
J. W. W. Stults
Arthur Robinson
Isaac Sexton
Ira Bickford
Albert Rogers
John Joyce
Newton
Walter Corbett
the Hiltons
Ob Thompson
William Lovell
Mr. McKay
Hugh Morrissey
J. J. Crowley
A. P. Doane
A. W. Strauss
L. H. Howard
J. F. Dooley
Osian Brock
Jerry Sullivan
Edward Nolan
Albion Towle
John A. Craig
J. F. Ryan
Fred Rideout
John McPherson
Charley Woodman
George Faulkner
A. Sturtevant
L. Sturtevant
J. L. Reardon
H. O. Bixby
John T. Cavanaugh
A. C. Fletcher
Watertown
M. C. Harrison
William Gilligan
L. E. Wheeler
Stephen Quinn
Brookline
C. H. Hubbard
H. Brown
Rindge E H S Battle Today In Senior Hockey
The first hockey game in the Senior league to break a triple tie is today at Franklin Field with Rindge Manual Training School versus English High. Rindge won the previous match. English High must win to claim the championship. Davenport, English High left wing, is banned.
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Franklin Field
Rindge Manual Training School
English High
Rindge
Blue
Melrose High
Davenport
Bowden a Champion at Three Sports
Henry L. Bowden of Waltham gains fame in auto, motor boat, and yacht circles. He posted a 3:24.58 mile in Ormond, plans to install a 120 horsepower eight cylinder boat engine for summer waters in Massachusetts Bay, and previously set speed records aboard the 25-foot Mercedes. Bowden also won the Y R A pennant on the 18-foot Hayseed, designed by Small Bros., off Boston.
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Henry L. Bowden
Waltham
Ormond
Palm Beach
Mr. Bowden
Massachusetts Bay
Mercedes
Burgess & Packard
Marblehead
Hull Bay
Burgess
Bowden
Small Bros
Boston
John Small
NUFCED McGreevy Takes Daily Dip Among Ice Cakes
Boston baseball figure Nuf Ced McGreevy braved cold water at L Street bath and posed with a large ice cake. He says daily winter swimming keeps him fit and buoyant as he waits for the next season and another World Series bid.
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Lsi
L Street
McGreevy
Shorty
Missouri
McCultsh
Lowed McGreevy
Nuf
Boston
L Street Bath
Boxers Set for Seasonal Change at Chelsea Club
Tonight the Douglas A. C. of Chelsea hosts a double 10 round card with Young Donohue Roxbury, Joe Nelson Chelsea, and Young Sidney Boston as top names. A six round prelim pits Frank Harkins Everett against Connie Mack Charlestown as slick matchups loom for next Tuesday’s Briggs Lewis bout and forthcoming regional bouts.
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Douglas A. C
Chelsea
Jimmy Briggs
Willie Lewis
New York
America
Young Donohue
Roxbury
Joe Nelson
Young Sidney
Boston
Buffalo
Frank Harkins
Everett
Connie Mack
Charlestown
Ville
Martin Canole
Portland
Jimmy Ritt
Briggs
Canole
New Bedford
Douglas Club
Young Kenney
Lawrence
Matty Baldwin
New Lawrence Club
Kid Goodman
Johnny Burdick
Burdick
Boston Star
Goodman
Eddie Lenny
Apollo A. C
Salem
Johnny Powers
South Boston
Young Duffy
East Boston
Brockton
Pinkey Evans
Joe Bowker
England
Rouse O’brien
Jimmy Walsh
New England
Walsh
Dorchester Club Tops Calumet In Boston Pin League Match
Old Dorchester Club won two of three games at Calumet with a 1473 to 1416 team total. Littlefield led Calumet with 309, while Dean of Old Dorchester tied 115 for best single string. Final scores by position show Dorchester taking the second game by 64 pins.
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Charlestown
Commercial
Dudley
Hollis
Ainsworth
Tota Rankin
Grover Ee
James Ee
Brockton
Matae Bees
Crocker
Fowler
Chapman
Thatcher
Perkins Oem
Deane
Plympton
Harriman
Calumet
Eo Ee Ban Ee Cutter
Purrington
Dean
Philbrick
Armstrong
Corey
Marshall
Richardson
Hare
Littlefield
Buffalo Y M C A Five Defeats St Marys
Buffalo Y M C A edged St Marys 25 to 20 in a fast evening game in Quincy. Referees called several close fouls that favored the visiting team and helped secure the win.
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Quincy
Buffalo Y. M. C. A
St. Mary
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CD Century
Nationals
Perry Sessions
Mallory
Cluett, Peabody & CO
F. P. O.connell
the Post
Washington Street
Apollos
Indies Indies
Svete
B. U
Crimson
School Street
M’greevy
Old Dorchester
ST. Mary’s
Mt. Vernon
Paris
Manhattan
Holland
Tarragona
Romano Perpina
Spain
Radcliffe
Maryland
Ginter Grocery CO
Washington St
Canal Street
Summer Street Elmé& Union St
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