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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1914

Page

8

Baseball figures and port news mix in Boston report

Charlie Murphy of Cubs headlines a schedule with dates across May July and August as clubs plan tours. The narrative shifts to harbor activity with repair work at Bug Light, rip-rapping to protect the shoal, and the Sicilian liner arriving from Glasgow with passengers and large whiskey cargo. Boston Marine Society opposes the seamen bill. Eldredge's plan for 50 mile port buoying is discussed.

Halifax Peters Atlantic Boston Marine Society Chamber of Commerce Congress George W. Eldredge Boston

Shipping News Arrivals And Departures At Atlantic Ports

Steamers Sicilian Peters Hiscoeve rpool King and others anchored near Dorchester Hatch Norfolk George Hawley Ross at Sewalls Point with tugs Resolute Snyder towing barges Maine Horace A Allyn left Yemassee Providence Germantown Camp Oley Coleraine Providence Henry Cley New Bedford Astral Miller New York barges Nos 6 7 10 780 788 700 Nos 19 251 780 758 Werth Amboy Searsport Indiana Providence Honey Brook Tin Port Johnson L & W nos 14 Salem Nesquehoning Edgewater and many more listed for Portland Searsport and Providence. Sailed steamers Boston Yarmouth N C City of Atlanta Savannah Ontario Suffolk Norfolk Lexington Philadelphia City of Naples H F Dimock New York Pathfinder from Lambert's Point John J Perry Lydia M Deering Bath in tow tug Charles Tr Gallagher and other tugs and barges.

Providence Henry Cley New Bedford Philadelphia Astral Miller New York Ss. O. Co Portland Avenge Michalski Baltimore Cumberland Svendsen Perth Ajinhoy Cartaret Searsport Daniel Willard Nelson Undercliffe Irvington Herbert Werth Amboy Werth Amboy Hawthorne Weehawken Binghamton Groyington Law Newport News Indiana Ohio Honey Brook Tin Port Johnson Salem Con Betts Nesquehoning Edgewater Core Boston Yarmouth N. C City of Atlanta Savannah Ontario Suffolk Norfolk Lexington City of Naples H. F. Dimock Pathfinder Lambert's Point Carrie CG. Ware St. John N. B John J. Perry Rockland Lydia M. Deering Bath Charles Tr. Gallagher Charles T. Gallagher Edith Sewalls Plymouth Germantown Paxinos

Evers Fires Back at Murphy as Managerial Rift widens

Johnny Evers describes a clash with Billy Murphy over contracts and spending, claiming he signed player deals worth about 25000 dollars before Murphy cancelled them. He says he may seek free agency or move to another league as a result.

Evers Refuses to Play for Murphy Under Any Circumstances

John J. Evers, ousted Chicago manager, declares he will not serve under Murphy again. He notes talks with Federal league reps and hints at a move, recounting past clashes over the city series and a contract dispute with Murphy.

Evers Pres. Murphy New York Murphy John J. Evers Chicago National Frank Chance New York Americans Rollie Zelder Chance Federals Chicago Americans Nationals Jimmy Callahan Merkle

Tinker Announces Additions to Federal Ranks

Chicago manager Joseph Tinker announced eight additions to the Federal league roster but did not name players. He noted two would be big league players and six came from the American Association. Talk of Toronto or Buffalo wearers and consultations with Bill Bradley and Larry Sehblafly framed the move.

Evers Murphy Chicago O'Day Federals Chance Lave New York Joseph Tinker Toronto Buffalo Bill Bradley Larry Sehblafly Tinker

Huntington Beats English High in Dual Swim Meet

Captain Jackson led Huntington School with 20 points winning the 25 yard dash 40 yard and 20 yard events and anchoring the winning relay. Final score Huntington 29 English 2 as Vogel took diving for form and English took second through fourth places in multiple events.

Jackson Huntington School Huntington Hoston ¥. M. C. A Huntington Yool Sheppard English High Pitzruld Dievard Swins English Brooks Titeyard Swits Rehm Witzgerald McDonald Coen Vogel Jewett Cohen Sehodi Fitgerald Berry Telm Santussoso B. H

Playground scores and condition updates noted across city parks

The bulletin lists multiple playgrounds with condition ratings such as Good Fair and Rough along streets like Columbus Ave Charlestown Playground and Franklin Park. It mentions slides for tobog fans at Schoolmasters Hill Franklin Park and indicates weather permitting for daytime and evening use.

Ashmont Wingground Billings’ Wield Charlesbank Charlestown Columbus Ave Hirst Street Kfair Pranklin Field Neponset North Brighton Wair Randolph Street Suvin Mill Schoolmasters Franklin Park

Exeter and Andover to Play Hockey in Boston Arena

Officials from Philips Exeter and Andover arranged a Saturday matinee game at the Boston Arena. It will be the first athletic contest in this city between the two academies.

Philips Sexeter Andover Boston

Volkmann Wins Dual Track Meet

The Volkmann School track team defeated Browne and Nichols 441?2 to 181?2 at Dexter Field Brookline. Ben Blanchard starred with wins in 40 yard dash and 100 yard run and placed in several events scoring 18 points. G R Cogswell won the 1000 yard run for Browne & Nichols in a hard race with Gus Aspinwall.

Volkmann Browne and Nichols Dexter Field Brookline G. R. Coggswell Gus Aspinwall Ben Blanchard William Lawrence Benjamin Blanchard Valkmann Joseph Eaton Browne & Nichols George Whittemore William Lawrare Henry Allen Vollkmann George Whit Taher Frank Hateb Van Bates Volksmann Benjamin Whitehard Seem

Packard sales set January record amid dealer shifts

Alvan T. Fuller notes that total Packard carriages sold last month topped any January since the company began. Sales split evenly between 38 and 45 six cylinder models. One tenth of the season's 448s output was logged on opening day. Arthur Behirell named manager for Fiske Tire Co in Lowell.

Alvan T. Fuller Packard Motor Packard Motor Car Company Au Gor

Many Entries For B C Meet At Boston College Gym

Entries pour in for the all interscholastic meet under Boston College A A at the James street gym next week. The high jump should feature Walter Whelan of Boston College High Allen of Volkmann School and Dickinson of Cambridge Latin. St Johns Prep and St Anselm of Manchester join Worcester Academy in the lineup.

Boston College A. A James Street Walter Whelan Boston College High Allen Volkmann School Dickinson Cambridge Latin St. John’s St. Anselm's of Manchester N. H Worcester Academy

Cora Livingston Set to Defend Title Against Lynn Opponent

Cora Livingston the wrestling champion will face Fanny Lewis of Lynn tonight at the Howard Atheneum in a championship match. Lewis predicts victory while Jack Sheehan backs her, and Livingston pledges to donate $10 to charity if she cannot throw Lewis in 15 minutes.

Howard Atheneum Cora Livingston Fanny Lewis Lewis Lynn Jack Sheehan Miss Lewis Miss Livingston Fanny Cora Milo Martha Sisters

Fresh groundfish prices rise amid steady market and new arrivals

Fresh groundfish prices advanced fractionally yesterday as three schooners and a beam trawler docked at T wharf with good catches. The Wave brought in 15,000 pounds of cod, hake and pollock. prices for haddock, cod and hake varied modestly. A Arethusa-like schooner ran aground near Ram Head bar, with tugs and Mercury attempting to refloat before midnight. Wireless reports placed several ships near the coast, including Kathlamba and Alaunia en route to Halifax and Boston, while the Prince George and Prince Arthur undergo repairs and upgrades at Philadelphia and Boston yards.

T Wharf Haddock Ram Head Mercury Liverpool Boston Prince George Philadelphia Prince Arthur

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