Baseball league meetings shape schedules and trades
National and American league meetings today in New York and Chicago will set 168 and 154 game schedules respectively. The talks focus on schedules and possible big trades, with Boston and Chicago clubs watching closely while Fred Lake aims to upgrade the Doves for a stronger 1910 showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peeehall
New York
Chi
B. B. Johnson
Lynch
Nationa League
Charlie Murphy
Chicago
Murphy
Johnson
Boston
Red Sox
Doves
Fred Lake
Nationals
Fred
Harris
Pittsburg
Walpole Street
Cleveland Naps swing to Hot Springs for spring drills
Addie Joss and Bill Bradley depart Toledo for Hot Springs Ark to train before joining Cleveland in Alexandria La Cy Young also heads east after his western trip. A report says Cleveland may trade Bobby Wallace and George Stone of the Browns for Marty Bemis and Stovall plus cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
Addie Joss
Bill Bradley
Cleveland Naps
Hot Springs
Ark
Alexandria
Cy Young
Cleveland
Bobby Wallace
George Stone
St. Louis Browns
Marty Bemis
Stovall
Consideraton
Murray's Case Up New York National League Meeting
The National League directors plan a special Waldorf Astoria session to decide William J. Murray's contact with the Philadelphia club and New York's claim against the Pennsylvania league for forfeiting a game. Murray, under a two year $7500 per season contract with Philadelphia, faces likely nonrenewal. If unsatisfied, he will appeal to the National Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National League
Waldorf- Astoria
William J. Murray
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Nolo Grounds
Murray
Board of ‘Spectors
National Commission
Arlington High to Meet New York City Hockey Champion Lineup Discussed
Arlington High School seven, undefeated league and state hockey champions, may face interscholastic champions of New York City at St Nicholas rink, New York, late this month. Boston Arena president William T Richardson pushed the plan. Arlington backs it if arrangements satisfy. Opponent undecided, with three local teams as contenders, and New York authorities reportedly favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington High School
New York City
St. Nicholas Rink
New York
William T. Richardson
Boston
Arlington
Arthur Pierce
William Scannell
Arlington Folks
Arlington High
Rindge Manual Training School
Melrose High School
William C. Scannell
J. F. Buckley
W. L. Kelley
J. Hutchinson
W. Chick
TD. Buttrick
D. Hill
E. Higgins
W. Osgood
Melrose High
Rindge
Newton
Melrose
Hopkins
Rindge Manual
Ralph Green
Jimmy O’brien
St Mark's
Southboro
Winchester High
Winthrop High
Somerville
Winthrop
Winchester
Weeklong School Hockey Schedule Across Multiple Cities
This week features high school hockey matchups including Arlington High against St Mark's at Southboro and Melrose High hosting Somerville High. Medford meets Brookline at Medford and Cambridge Latin faces Rindge M C S in Cambridge with a busy slate through Friday and a Saturday doubleheader in several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington High
St. Mark's
Southboro
Melrose High
Somerville High
Melrose
Medford High
Brookline High
Medford
Cambridge Latin
Rindge M.C. S
Cambridge
Boston Latin
Milton High
Milton
Boston
Wellesley High
Dorchester High
Wellesley
Rindge M. T. S
Milton Academy
Roxbury Latin
English High
Rindge
Malden High
Arlington
Mechanic Arts High
St Mark’s
Weeklong School Basketball Schedule Lists Local Matches
This week's slate features Dorchester High hosting English High on Monday while Brighton faces East Boston at Brighton. Other games include West Roxbury versus Boston Latin, Dorchester versus South Boston, Melrose versus Hyde Park, Andover versus Lowell Textile, and several other B. H. S. league contests across Boston area towns.
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Roxbury High
Commerce
Cannon
Ostergren
Fenway School
East Boston
Brighton High
South Boston High
Roxbury
Ts. i
Comimerce
Dorchester High
Boston
Charlestown High
H.ty of
SOSI
East Boston High
Mechanic Arts H
Boston Latin
Mechanic Arts High
English High
Dorchester
Brighton
West Roxbury High
West Roxbury
Melrose High
Hyde Park High
Melrose
Andover
Lowell Textile
Allen School
Winchester High
West Newton
Rock Ridge Hall
West Quincy High
Quincy
Tech
Winthrop High
Revere High
Revere
Bridgewater High
Braintree High
Bridgewater
Lynn English High
Tufts
Tynn
Charlestown
Mechanic Arts
Somerville High
Winchester
St. John’s Prep
Boston College
Oliver Ames School
Wellesley
Thayer Academy
Middleboro High
Middleboro
Newton High Faces Brookline Cambridge Latin in Prep League Meet
Newton High, Brookline High, and Cambridge Latin contest a Friday evening Prep League meet at Newton High School gymnasium after moving from Mechanics building due to funds. Brookline and Cambridge Latin train at Irvington street oval and challenge Newton, which aims to win with Captain Clancy. Most runners also enter the Lawrence Light Guards meet before the big schoolboy event at Mechanics building next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Light Guards
Medford Armory
Volkmann
Roxbury Latin
Noble & Greenough School
Irvington Street
Boston College
Boston W
Boston College High
Newton High
Brookline High
Cambridge Latin
Newton
Mechanics
Newton High School
Brookline
Clancy
Mechanics’ Building
Harvard Track Team Sufferings From Injuries and Setbacks
Tom Blumer 1910 winner of intercollegiate quarter mile entered law school. K K Merrihew 1910 quarter mile man in Harvard Yale dual meet may quit mid rear. Captain C C Little 1910 intercollegiate shot put champion sprained wrist may miss event. J J Barr 1910 tied for second in intercollegiate pole vault broken wrist may not compete. P C Camimin 1912 Harvard Yale freshman 100 yard dash operated on for appendicitis. W H Lacey 1912 Harvard Yale freshman one mile run operated on for appendicitis.
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Harvard
Tom Blumer
K. Merrihew
Yale
C. C. Little
J. J. Barr
P. C. Camimin
Harvard-Yale
W. H H. Lacey
Boston Athletic Association
Cambridge
Blumer
Merrihew
Little
J. Ty. Nelson
Donovan
P. C. Cummin
W. H. Lacey
Cummin
Lacey
Pennsylvania
Harvard Track Downturn Clouds Big Indoor Meet Prospects
Harvard runners face setbacks as six key athletes are out or far from peak form for the Yale and Dartmouth duals and the intercollegiates. Blumer departs for law school, Merrihew contemplates midyear exit, Little wrist injury threatens shot put, Barr wrist tendon injury endangers pole vault, Cummin and Lacey undergo appendicitis surgery.
Giants Begin Southern Training Camp Early Start
Six Giants players have left for the Southern training camp led by Merkle among five new recruits. Most newcomers are pitchers, signaling a focus on mound talent early in camp.
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Giants
Merkle
Pocket Time Savers by International Correspondence Schools
The I C S hand books claim strong time saving and salary boosting value for trades and professions. Titles include Electrical Workers Building Trades Machinists Plumbers and Fitters Office Workers each with pages, illustrations, and formulas. Sold regularly at $1.50, this week offered at 50 cents cloth and $1.00 leather binding to promote the free exhibit at 9 Boylston Street Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Correspondence Schools
Boylston Street
Boston
Gardner Becomes Sprinter For Harvard Track Team
G. P. Gardner the Harvard hurdler is moved to sprinting by trainer Pooch Donovan to back up Reggie Foster in the 100 and 220 yards this season. Gardner showed sprint potential by winning the 100-yard dash in 10.25 seconds at the New England championships last June and by strong showings in the timber events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. P. Gardner
Harvard
Pooch Donovan
Reggie Foster
Gardner
Donovan
Clarke Beats The Champion In Tuxedo Racquets Final
George C. Clarke Jr of New York defeats Harold F. McCormick of Chicago in five games to win the gold championship at the Tuxedo Tennis and Racquet Club. Clarke gains one leg on the Mackay racquet as the semifinal results also unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuxedo Park
N. Y
Tuxedo
Harold TF. McCormick
Chicago
George C. Clarke, Jr
New York
Clarke
McCormick
William B. Dinsmore, Jr
A. P. Osborne
Mackay
Banker Returns from World Tour Asks Pennant Winner
Edward Rideout, a San Francisco banker, arrived in New York after a six month voyage aboard the La Provence. He immediately inquired at quarantine who won the pennant, Detroit or Pittsburg, revealing his curiosity about the World Series outcome.
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New York
Edward Rideout
San Francisco
Havre
Rideout
Detroit
Pittsburg
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National Directors
W. C. Scannell
D. Buttrick
A. Peirce
Edward J. O'Brien
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South Boston
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Bartholomay
Rochester
WM. Albrecht
Greater
Rue Kirk Dog
H. B, Kirk & GO
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Rene
Daon
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