Big trades likely at next league meeting in New York
The 1913 schedule meeting in New York next week is expected to trigger major exchanges. McGraw aims to add a left handed pitcher to replace Marquard while Frank Chance eyes third base help with Harry Lord, and Konetchy talks with Pittsburgh/New York clubs loom as leaders seek strength for title bids.
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Dicker
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Harry Lord
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Chance
Lord
Yankees
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Callahan
Jimmie’ Callahan
Unicorn hockey mix and local sports talk in Boston
A Boston sports page discusses Unicorn hockey prospects and the ice hockey championship race. It notes Yale and Harvard schedules, plans a Swedish banquet for Ernie Hjertberg, trainer of Sweden’s Olympic team, and reports Jack Moakley and John Paul Jones scheduling. It also covers baseball concerns about stadium expansion, syndicate control risks, and Garry Herrmann's schedule idea, plus Unicorn ticket sales and Alec McLean’s mystery trainee.
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Posse Gym
Ernie Hjertberg
Ijertberg
Boston
Sweden
Hardeen Escapes From Crazy Crib at Bowdoin Square Theatre
Hardeen a mystery performer escapes from the Crazy Crib strapped by Dr. Samuel A Nicholson and Dr. Perkins. The audience greeted the feat with hearty applause. He plans another escape from a large packing case supplied by a Roxbury department store Friday night.
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Man of Mystery
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Samuel A. Nicholson
Dr. Perkins
Roxbury
Harvard Gymnasts to Exhibit at Cambridge Y M C A
The Harvard varsity gymnastic team that recently defeated the Clapp Memorial A A of Weymouth will take part in an exhibition meet at the Cambridge Y M C A this evening.
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Harvard
Cambridge Y. M. C
Clapp Memorial A. A
Weymouth
Cambridge Y. M. C. A
Princeton Harvard hockey series to be played in New York rink
The second game in the Princeton versus Harvard series will be at the St. Nicholas Rink in New York. Admission to the B A A games is 50 cents and start time is 7 45 with an expected finish around 11. A U rules limit prize value to 35 dollars but a special sanction allows trophies around 500 dollars. Hedland and Kmviat have won the Hunter cup before. winner this year gains permanent possession.
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Jack Moakley
John Paul Jones
New York
Jones
Mechanics’ Hall
Honus
Pittsburg
Willie’’ Locke
Philadelphia
Connie’’ Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Charles P. Taft
Chicago
Yankees
Giants
Yankee
Garry” Herrmann
Princeton
Harvard
St. Nicholas Rink
N. Y
Uladies
Hedland
Automobile Show Closes Prompted Board of Trade Letter
Colonel Albert N. Pope invites auto manufacturers to discontinue the National shows in New York and Chicago citing costs hotel meals and factory disruption. The letter dated Jan 25 follows Madison Square Garden closing. The 1913 handbook of gasoline automobiles features 173 illustrations and 146 pages of passenger cars with 27 pages of trucks.
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Automobile Board of Trade
New York
Chicago
Colonel Pope
Madison Square Garden
Board of Trade
Washington
D. C
National Grange
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
American Automobile Association
Jonathan Bourne
Joint Committee of Congress
Thomas J. Tynan
Colorado State Penitentiary
Tynan
C. S. Stetson
Maine
Red Sox Reveal Box Seat Prices For 77-Game Season
The Red Sox mailed box seat price details to patrons listing season costs for front grand stand seats at 77 dollars, rear row seats 57.75, front tier field boxes 62.50, and rear row boxes 50. Applications for reservations may be made at 511 Tremont Building downtown.
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Menway Park
Red Sox
Tremont
Withington Under Fire for Harvard Wrestler Case
The case of Paul Withington, noted Harvard athlete and wrestler, is set for N E A A U action. Registration committee members placed the matter in abeyance earlier, and the wrestling committee decided to press charges at the March board of governors meeting. A Friday meeting of the registration committee at the B A A will report on the developments.
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Paul Withington
Harvard
Withington
New England
Board of Governors
Registration Committee
Captain Day Delights Boston Audience With Ocean Trip Tale
Captain Thomas Fleming Day of the Rudder lectured at the Boston Motorboat and Engine Show recounting the Detroit voyage from Detroit to St Petersburg Russia. It was his second lecture at the show with a final talk planned for tomorrow night as out of town yachtsmen attended all day and into evening.
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Thomas Fleming Day
The
Rudder
Detroit
Mich
Atlantic Ocean
St. Petersburg
Russia
Boston
Mr. Day
Captain Day
Tufts Track Men Picked for B A A Meet
Tufts College track coach MacDonald announced the varsity lineup for the B A A meet after yesterday’s time trials. Substitutes are Sterling Mansfield Teele McClellan Whippen Holden. Flint replaced by McClellan due to fallen arches. Cosgrove Strecker Thorndyke Ellins Toenter events include Atwater in the mile. Coach expects a close, hard fought race against strong opponents.
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Tufts College
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Blue
Sterling
Mansfield
Teele
McClellan
Whippen
Holden
Aggies
South Armory
Flint
Sponhomers
University of Vermont
Tuftsmen
Cosgrove
Strecker
Thorndyke
Ellins
Ralph Atwater
Harvard Keeps On Winning Against Dartmouth, 3 to 1
Harvard defeated Dartmouth 3 to 1 at the Arena in a hard fought game. The victory marks Harvard’s continued edge over top college teams.
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Harvard
Dartmouth
Harvard hockey near six decades of dominance in North East play
Harvard climbs toward a top season as they chase series wins over Yale Cornell and Princeton after defeating Dartmouth. Claflin returns from mumps but is eased out for Goodale at coverpoint to shore up the Crimson defense while Wanamaker stars for Dartmouth with an early goal, Phillips and Sortwell adding later scores as Harvard defeats Dartmouth 3 to 1 in 20 minute periods.
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Claflin
Clarence Wanamaker
Melrose High
Dartmouth
Wanamaker
Gardner
Phillips
Hopkins
Sortwell
Donahue
Smart
Frost Phillips
Mason Sortwell
Vernon A C Seven Outplays Arlington
The Vernon A C seven played a fast game with the Arlington town team on Fowle's Pond yesterday afternoon, winning at the end of the second half by 2 to 1. Kelley scored the winning point just before the close, carrying the disc to the Arlington goal and shooting the final score. Referee Douglas. Umpires Hennessy and Smith. Timer Johnson. Time two 15 minute halves.
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Kelley
Percy
Arlington
Vernon
OC de Cces
C P
Sinclair J. Spencer
Poese
Peabody Stoppioan
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Ease
Exeter Plans 15 Game Baseball Schedule for Season
Phillips Exeter manager announces a fifteen game season all played at home except Harvard freshmen and Middlesex. New opponents include Tilton Seminary Yale freshmen Haverhill High and Middlesex. Dropped opponents include Bowdoin Boston English High Lowell Textile and Harvard varsity. Schedule lists dates from April 19 to June 7 with opponents such as Boston College Yale freshmen Princeton freshmen and Dartmouth freshmen.
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Harvard
Dean Academy
Princeton
Cushing Academy
Springfield Training School
New Hampshire State College
Cambridge
Haverhill High
Middlesex
Dartmouth
Andover
Penn Crew Enrols Record Turnout for Freshmen and Varsity
Philadelphia Feb 5 A record number of University of Pennsylvania candidates reported to Coach Ward for the rowing season with more than 100 names submitted. Six last year’s varsity eight members remain eligible and the entire freshman crew from last spring is intact.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Ward
Alexander
Houser
Madeira
Baines
Watrous
Brian
Cyclone Burns Tries To Hurdle German Contender Lubec
Burns faces Gottfried Lubec at the Grand Opera House in a weigh in test with Lubec holding a power advantage. Burns, in top condition, seeks to prove his true ability while Lubec aims to end Burns winning streak in a decisive bout.
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Burns
Gottfried Lubec
Grand Opera House
Lubec
3-D WINS AS COMMERCE HIGH
The High School of Commerce held a relay carnival at the school board track. Room 3-D won the overall championship with a fast 2 minutes 53 seconds. In the fourth year division, room 4-B won in 3 minutes 1 second, three seconds ahead of room 4-D.
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High School of Commerce
School Board
Room 3-D
Room 4-B
Princeton Hockey Beats St Pauls School 4 3
The Princeton hockey team defeated St. Pauls School here today by a score of 4 to 3 in a tight contest.
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Concord
N. H
Princeton
St. Paul’s School
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