Unglaub Works On Sewer Job In Williamsport
Bob Unglaub former Boston American captain and hard hitter leads sewer tunnelling in Williamsport Penn as foreman. He directs crews timing men and handling clods, earning extra income in winter while still revered as a local hero despite modest baseball earnings.
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Robert Unglaub
Bob
Boston American Nine
Robert
John S. Taylor
Unglaud
Williamsport
Penn
Unglanb
Sir Robert
Winter Training Foxes Plans and Photo Signals MLB Shifts
UNGLAUB'S WINTER TRAINING describes Bob Unglaub in fur cap and ear laps posing in sewer work attire while signaling winter activity. Boston friends are told top players may face banishment or sale with possible moves to Little Rock after Manager McGuire and President Taylor arrive and set changes.
M Breen Confirms Post Baseball Announcement
Secretary Hugh McBreen of the Red Sox confirmed the Post story about a wholesale transfer and sale of players tied to a joint meeting of the two leagues in New York, though he said it was only a possibility at this time.
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Hugh McBreen
Red Sox
New York
Possi
Longboat May Shir Up Athletic War
Longboat defies the American A A U prompting possible international friction among Canada England and the United States. If he runs at the Olympics under American rules Canadian support could waver and American athletes may boycott events. The issue involves reinstatement status and cross border recognition.
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Tom Longboat
Canada
England
United States
Longboat
London
Boston
James B. Sullivan
A. A. U. of America
Gossip of the Boxers Promises Return of Terry McGovern
The report claims Terry McGovern may travel to Texas with the New York Giants to pursue a comeback for the lightweight title. Despite public support for his retirement, boxing circles note his past funds relief, sanatorium treatment, and recent sparring with Young Corbett. Barry, Temple, Conly, Curley and other Boston area bouts are highlighted as part of a busy boxing scene.
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Joe Humphreys
Terry McGovern
Texas
New York Giants
Terry
Young Corbett
Jim Barry
Tommy Burns
Tsn
Barry
Burns
the Armory A. A
Larry Temple
Armory Club
Temple
Joe Walcott
Rindge M. T. Eight Defeats Watertown Five in Hall
Newton February 14 The Rindge Manual 8 basketball team beat Watertown in the M. C. A. Hall 26 to 14. The win improves Rindge record in the city league.
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Watertown
Newton
Last Night Polo Results From City Matches
Polo results from two matches show Springfield New Britain 6 4 and New Haven Bridgeport 8 7 with the Springfield and New Haven teams in tight contests.
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Springfield
New Britain
New Haven
Bridgeport
Dorchester High Captures Division Title In Narrow Win
Dorchester High defeated English High 13 to 11 to clinch the division crown after a tense finish. Daly Hoernle and Kiely were key, with Dorchester's defense stifling East Boston’s Toomey as Charley Hoernle had the standout game of his career. Attendance reached about 1500 as the Blue and Blue sealed the title on a brisk afternoon.
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Dorchester High
Dorchester
Delaney
Toomey
East Boston
Kiely
Charley Hoernle
Daly
Roberts
BE. H. S&s
Dorchester H
English H
Daly TL
Adele Best
Bodsior Hoernle
Acwilvenens Gas Esnvie Bame B
Keliher Delaney
Kiely Aera
David
T ‘Bergman
O'Hare
Cronin
Hoernle
Burke
Yeager
Wells
Timor—Mundo
Large Boston meet promises eight heats of sprint and distance events
The card features eight events including yard dash handicaps the 35 yard dash the 880 the 440 and a one mile run plus shot put and high jump and multiple relay races. Notable entrants include Nick Flatley Bobby Leavitt Wade Bart Connolly Tommy Reardon Jimmy Lee and several others from Roxbury Latin Cambridgeport B A A and Mechanic Arts High. Manager Benny Osthues expects a large turnout from Greater Boston athletic clubs tonight.
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Nick Flatley
Bobby Leavitt
Wade
Cambridgeport
Bart Connolly
Roxbury Latin
B. L. Young
Steinert
Miller
Pratt
Wheaton and
Clarke
Bill Prout
Jimmy Gee
Tommy Reardon
Roxbury Latino
Boston College High
English High
Mechanic Arts High
Medford and Malden Grammar
Battery A
First Corps
St. Alphonsus
Benny Osthues
Greater Boston
Harvard 10 Play Brown In Providence Clash
Harvard basketball seeks rebound after Holy Cross loss. The Crimson meet Brown College at Lyman Gym Providence in their 10th game, aiming to avenge a January 24 bridge defeat 15 to 10.
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Harvard
Holy Cross
Brown College
Lyman Gymnasium
Providence
Brown
Cambridge
Harvard Track Schedule From Indoor Carnival To Intercollegiate Meet
Harvard track timetable lists events from March 7 indoor carnival at Hemenway gymnasium to May 16 Yale meets at Soldiers Field. Key dates include April 17 class games at Soldiers Field and May 2 New England interscholastic championships, with May 2% and 80 intercollegiate championship undecided.
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Harvard
Hemenway Gymnasium
Soldiers’ Field
New England
Dartmouth
Yale
Skaters Race Won by Miss Cornett at Park Square
Miss Mae Cornett of Providence won the three mile handicap roller skate event at Park Square Rink last night. Miss Toppy Quinn of East Braintree finished second, with Miss Effie Klinger third.
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Mae Cornett
Providence
Park Square Rink
Toppy” Quinn
East Braintree
Effie Klinger
Boxing Draw: Fitzgerald and Landers Tie in 15 Rounds
In Baltimore on February 14 Willie Fitzgerald of Brooklyn and Fred Landers of San Francisco fought 15 rounds to a draw before the Eureka Athletic Club.
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Baltimore
Willie Fitzgerald
Brooklyn
Fred, Landers
San Francisco
Eureka Athletic Club
Pin bowling upheaval and local match chatter in New England
Archie Walsh quits Noddle Island and focuses on City league. New Haven Hartford league disbanded after shakeup. Banquet at United States Hotel. Beatty predicts City league victory for Boylston. Taylor from Regal impresses. McMullen exits due to arm injury. O’Donnell replaces him. Carruth Wildey match draws crowd and a parodic jibe about Warren Brown.
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New York
New Haven
Carruth
Warren Brown
Warren
Brown
Hoppe-Challenged 18-1 Championship Match Set in Chicago
The Schaefer versus Hoppe 18-1 championship match will be held in Orchestra Hall Chicago on March 11. Hoppe recently challenged the event and will meet Schaefer in the notable billiards confrontation.
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Schaefer Ve
Malo Beats Hill 150 to 124 in C Class Billiards
In the tenth game of the amateur billiards tourney at Hub Palace last night, Malo defeated Hill 150 to 124. The match showcased strong shooting from Malo and Hill kept the score close through the middle frames.
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Hub Palace
Malo
Hill
Major Taylor Competes Against Field At Park Square
Major Taylor the famed colored cyclist appears at Park Square Track for his first multiple rider appearance. He runs in the half mile handicap and the 10 mile open facing Iver Lawson Joe Fogler and a large field including John Bedell Menus Bedell Eddie Root N M Andersen James Moran Floyd Krebs. Fogler meets Taylor for the first time in these events while Moran substitutes for Nat Butler in the paced 15 mile race.
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Major Taylor
Park Square Track
Iver Lawson
Joe Fogler
New York Star
John and
Menus Bedell
Eddie Root
N. M. Andersen
James Moran
Floyd Krebs
Fogler
Taylor
Hugh MacLean
Nat Butler
Winners at the fair grounds race card
The winners at the fair grounds today include Exotic first at 1 and Lotus Brandt at 13 to 20 in the first race Alcalde at 10 to 1 in the second Draculum at 9 to 10 in the third Donna III at 8 to 5 in the fourth Afth race St Noel at 8 to 1 in the sixth Grenade at 4 to 1 in the seventh race.
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New Orleans
Fair Grounds
Exotic
Lotus Brandt
Alcalde
Draculum
Donna III
St. Noel
Grenade
EB B C L A Faces 17th Separates in Rubber Game
Tonight in Llyceum Hall East Boston the EB B C L A basketball team meets the 17th Separates from Flushing L I. The series stands one win apiece after two games with the 17th Separates taking the first game and C L A winning the second.
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E. Boston C. L. A
Llyceum Hall
East
Boston
Flushing
L. I
Cornell Defeats Columbia in Wrestling Meet
Cornell won the wrestling meet against Columbia at Ithaca on February 14 by a 5 to 2 score. The meet featured several close bouts as the team earns a conference victory at home.
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Ithaca, N Y
Cornell
Columbia
Harvard Athletic Receipts Show Deficit for 1906 07
Harvard's annual financial report shows total receipts of 110 110.56 and expenses surpassing them by 11 640.47 for 1906 07. Football income exceeded expenses by about 40 000, but was 15 000 less than the prior year as Yale played in New Haven.
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Eliot
Harvard
Yale
Cambridge
Football Association
New Haven
Weld
Newell
Pugilistic news and boxing notes from New Orleans and beyond
Pugilistic graves reopen as Jack Everhardt outpoints Jack Graham in a 10 round bout in New Orleans. Harvard’s new pitching machine debuts for the season with no contract gripes. Nick Altrock signs the pledge and vows not to glare at the Wurtzberger when it is gold. Tommy Burns plans heavy activity on return. Jack Johnson to stay idle until top contenders are handled. Langford Barry O'Brien Heveron Squires begin correspondence. The spitball is curbed with a new glove design and diver’s suit to ease objections.
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Jack Everhardt
Jack Graham
New Orleans
Tommy Burns
Jack Johnson
Sam Langford
Jim Barry
J. Phil O'Brien
Bill Heveron
Pardon
Bill Squires
Australia
Evergreen
Valor Awards At Dance For Naval Brigade Middies
Young middies from Companies A B and C of the Naval Brigade M V M and their friends danced after a program of sports and prize awards at the East Armory on East Newton street last evening in a crowd near 2000. Prize winners included Seaman Taylor for rifle marksman ship, Seaman Fleming and Cochrane for revolver and cup prizes, Seaman Russell of Lynn for a medal, and Company A and C prize cups in rowing and chariot races. Distinguished attendees included Stopford ex Adjutant General, Captain Dillaway, Lt Harting, Lt Armstrong, Lt Peel, Radigan and Pitcher.
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Naval Brigade
East Armory
East Newton Street
Seaman Taylor
Seaman Fleming
Seaman Cochrane
Seaman Russell
Lynn
Stopford
Douglas
Dillaway
Harting
Ambulance Corps
Thomas R. Armstrong
Peel
Company E
Radigan
Pitcher
Engineers Division
Many prize dogs will be exhibited here at New England Kennel Club show
Boston terriers dominate prize wins at the New York show with most prizes going to owners from Boston area. A six month old mast erening puppy named Texas Philip owned by Barrett Philip will appear at Mechanics building for the New England Kennel Club show. The pup is dark brindle with white markings sired by Senator Jr and dammed by Tab. A troupe of dogs bears monkeys and anteaters will perform during the four days of the event.
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Boston
New York
Mechanics
Barrett Philip
J. W. Philip
Texas
Santiago
Texas Philip
New England Kennel Club
Senator, Jr
Tab
Know Boy
Yale Baseball Campaign Opens Under Captain Tad Jones
Yale announces the 1908 baseball season with Captain Tad Jones directing the squad. Leading candidates include Jones and Wylie at catcher, Cushing and Ted Coy at first base, Williams Cushman and Dines at second, Fels at short, Logan at third, and Lippitt Murphy and Wheaton in the outfield. Clifford has quit basketball due to heart trouble, possibly affecting his baseball plans.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Tad Jones
Wylie
Cushing
Ted Coy
Williams
Cushman
Dines
Fels
Logan
Lippitt
Fred Murphy
Wheaton
Clifford
McCune Wins New England Billiard Title 125 to 66
McCune defeats Brill 125 to 66 to claim the New England billiard championship at Miah Murray's event. Tonight English players Tom Dawson and Misky are scheduled to play.
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McCune
Brill
Miah Murray
New England
Tom ‘Dawson
Misky
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Old Colony
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