Magnates Meet but Accomplish Little
New York Feb 14 The Philadelphia club president Fogel missed the Waldorf Astoria meeting leaving Billy Murray's ten thousand claim unsettled and Dooin representing the Quakers. If Fogel attends tomorrow the session should proceed. Also prior quarrels between the Quakers and New York Giants over a forfeited Oct 4 game were settled with fines totaling 450 dollars. Umpires for the season were named and the trade talk centered on a possible Konetchy move to the Giants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fogel
Philadelphia
Waldorf-Astoria
Billy Murray
Quakers
Charlie Dooin
Murray
Doomn
Wuld
League
National League
Tom Lynch
New York Giants
Iknabe
Moren
Doolan
Knabe
Triangular Meet Promises Close Track Action
At Irvington street oval Roxbury Latin Volkmann and Noble and Greenough race in a highly anticipated triangular meet. Each school fields strong sprinters distance runners and relay squads with captains and coaches optimistic about scoring and close finishes.
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Irvington Street
Roxbury Latin
Volkmann
Noble & Greenough
Noble's
Storms
W. Hanneman
J. Hanneman
Gregory
Collins
O'Brien
Smith
Fox
Indoor season nears with two major meets in lap of action
The column previews two key indoor meets at Medford and Lawrence with Bennie Osthues driving the Lawrence Light Guards event and Bernie Wefers recalling past glory. It notes Bonhag’s dominance, Shrubb’s withdrawal, and the buzz over Nelson and Gissing in the B A A and schoolboy circuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennie Osthues
Lawrence Light Guards
Osthues
Mechanics
Medford
Write to Al Lawson for US League tryout application
The reader asks who to contact for a tryout with the new United States League, naming Al Lawson as a prime organizer and suggesting letters addressed to him in care of the office. The note also corrects a misidentified athlete and asks for race start time and club location with transit directions from Tremont Street cars via Union Park street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States League
al Lawson
Rath
Goteh
Armory
Washington’s
Tremont Street
Union Park Street
Newspaper Bowling League Ends Season With Banquet
The Newspaper Bowling League season 1909 1910 concluded with a banquet at Hotel Napoli for seven members and guests. The Transcript first team beat Post to claim $40, followed by Post $30, Globe $20, Herald and Journal $15 each. Champagne bottle presented to American team the Boston Nationals and prizes awarded for best totals and averages. Captain Smith led Transcript with three string total, Pearson won single high string, Claus high average, Rogers second, plus a $1.50 prize for high average among non-winning. A national tourney entry was discussed but referred to a committee. next season expected to be even more successful.
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W. C. Trump
Transcript
Post
The
Globe
Herald and Journal
Boston
Captain Smith
Pearson
Monitor Five
Claus
Rogers
Baseball Association
Somerville High Beats Medford High Amid Umpire Dispute
Somerville High defeated Medford High 1 to 0 after a disputed goal in the Mystic River game. Donahue argued the Medford goal, umpire Day ruled it valid, with Donahue and Dickson starring for Somerville and Norton Bennet Donnellan leading Medford’s efforts. Referee Faber officiated. umpires Day and Day and timer Davis listed.
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Somerville High
Medford High
Mystic River
Somerville
Medford
Donahue
Bennet
Dickson
Norton
Donnellan
Somerville H
Medford Hi
Cron Pesca Ea
Boker
Barrett SM
Bennett Bictionael
C. P
Paradise
Norton Ra
Somerville H. S
Medford FH
fioal—Donahue
Il Faber
Davis
Lime
Langford Flynn Fight Sparks Debate On Judges and Nicknames
The Los Angeles Times recounts Sam Langford beating Jim Flynn in ten rounds at McCarey’s Naud Junction but sparking a roar over the decision. Fans split, some saying Langford won on points, others that Flynn rushed to the win, while a draw is also claimed. Langford’s nose bled, Flynn’s face was red, and Langford teased Flynn about a rematch as the dispute lingers. The piece questions how Greg Oliver labels Langford “a little middleweight” amid the bout’s controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Langford
Jim Flynn
Los Angeles
Greg Oliver
Los Angeles Times
Langford
Boston
Times
McCarey
Naud Junction
Flynn
Jim
Samuel
Biggest Marathon Field Amazes at Washington Park
Brooklyn February 14. The Marathon at Washington Park attracts the largest entrant list ever for a race. Notables include Al Raines Ted Crooks Pat Dineen the Boston baker Pat White Al Nash Bill Davis and Canadian runners Ferruccio Panzeri among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Washington Park
al Raines
Ted Crooks
Pat Dineen
Boston Baker
Pat White
al Nash
Bill Davis
Canada
Ferrucio Panzerri
Armory Club Cancels Handball Tournament
The handball event planned at the Armory A. A. has been called off due to insufficient entries and lack of interest after weeks of committee efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory Club
Armory A. A
Petition for Speedway Gains Support at State House
A large gathering of horsemen urged the Metropolitan Park Commission to construct a speedway on land bordering the Mystic north of Boston. Only Assistant Counsel Arthur L. Spring opposed the plan to include a $2000 investigation appropriation. Amos W. Shepard led the petition, backed by James I. Brooks of the Felsway Gentlemen's Driving Club and Everett legislator Atkins.
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Metropolitan Park Commission
State House
Mystic
Boston
Arthur L. Spring
Amos W. Shepard
James I. Brooks
Felsway Gentlemen's Driving Club
Atkins
Everett
Attorney Spring
St Mark's defeats Arlington High 5 2 in Southboro
St Mark's tops Arlington High 5 to 2 in a close well played game at Southboro. Bundy scored twice, Morgan added two goals from long range, Cunningham and Hutchinson scored for Arlington. St Mark's used a strong parallel defense and team play to hand Arlington its first loss of the season. Referee Flicht, umpires Randall and Peirce. Time 20 and 15 minute periods.
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Southboro
St. Mark's
Arlington High
Arlington
MckKinlock
Bundy
St. Mark
Morgan
Nfutchinson Beoeson
Chick Bietenh
Kelly
Peeeiate
Buckley
Melrose High Edges Milton Academy 2-1 in Hockey Faceoff
Melrose High defeated Milton Academy 2 to 1 at Cunningham's rink amid a fast, well played game. Hanson scored twice for Melrose. Devereaux and Phillips stood out for Milton Academy. Referee Shea. Umpires Sprague and Alley. Periods lasted 20, 15, and 5 minutes.
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Milton
Academy Seven
Cunningham
Melrose High
Thei
Academy
Deveraux
Philips
Hanson
Jones
Comey
Milton Academy
Pankon
CMR
Phillips Casey
F. Ecw
Seca Caen
Devereary Oongn
Handy Nee
Eta
Smith Picune CO
E. P
Talbot Comey
Pis Ck
Ral
Hastings
Wigglesworth
Devereaux
Shea
Sprague
Alley
Stafford
Morris
Jeffries Plans Immediate Training for July 4 Bout
Jeffries ends his Virginia Minn tour and heads to Burbank to begin training for a potential July 4 showdown with Johnson. The scene shifts to promoters in a free for all as Gleason Coffroth and Rickard maneuver over ground choices. A New England boxing night at Armory Club features Quill vs Loughrey with multiple preliminaries and fledgling prospects aiming for glory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Jeffries
Virginia
Minn
Burbank
Los Angeles
Johnson
Jeffries
Los Angeles Times
California
Gleason
Rickard
Jim Coffroth
Tom McCarey
Gleason-Coffroth
Armory Club
Tommy Quill
Young Loughrey
New England
Quill
Northboro
Loughrey
Jack Hanlon
Dave Deshler
Brockton
Eddie Kelley
Buffalo
Bobby Tickle
Pawtucket
R. T
Kid Wright
Lawrence
Peck LeFavor
Wright
Eddie Conley
Everett
Jimmy Lyons
Billy Dinkle
Lynn
Record of B A A meet highlights with runners and officials
Trainers gather at the B A A meet with Keene Fitzpatrick Moakley Mack Khanaly Keene Weters Murphy and Donovan. John Robertson of Brookline Gym A A battles George Bonhag in a three mile race finishing just behind the Irish A C star as officials use raised stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keene Fitzpatrick
Jack Moakley
Johnny Mack
Frank Khanaly
Tom Keene
Bernie Weters
Mike Murphy
Pooch Donovan
John Robertson
Brookline Gym
A. A
George Bonhag
A. C
Robertson
Bonhag
Ace Two Three Four Eight Straight Question
In poker the hand Ace Two Three Four Eight forms a straight with Ace at one end only if considered the wheel. debate centers on whether it counts as the lowest straight. In Smudge Seven Up A and B hold sixes. 5 is bid. A pitches and makes low Jack and game. B makes high. A wins with Jack high. A Li-There is a wrestling carnival Friday night at Columbian Hall Maplewood. Take Lebanon Street via Salem Street to Sullivan Square and get off at Maplewood Square.
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J. A. Li
Columbian Hall
Maplewood
Lebanon Street
Salem Street
Sullivan Square
Maplewood Square
Pocket Time Savers Hand Books for Trades and Offices
The I C S hand books offer time saving data and formulas for Electrical Workers Building Trades Machinists Plumbers and Fitters and Office Workers. Each pocket sized, indexed and illustrated with pages ranging from 372 to 800. Regular price 1.50, this week 50 cents cloth 1.00 leather binding.
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International Correspondence Schools
Boylston Street
Boston
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Honus
Farmer Boys
Paul H. Shannon
O'Day
Smilie
Johnstone
Klem
Rigler
Brennan
Kane
Moran
St. Louis
McGraw
Bresnahan
Konetchy
Cardinals
Giants
Koney
Herzog
Herzoog
Cardinal
Roger
St. Louisan
Merkle
Kenetchy
Doves
Lake
Tenney
I Konetchy
Fred Tenney
John Harris
Pittsburg
McCarthy
Charles McCarthy
Boston College
Georgetown
Noble
Whitney
Gordon Grant
Courtney and
Hutchins
S. Freeman
Storer
Converse
Roxbury
Hugh McGrath
Packard
Sumner
Rollins
Crombie
Gerald
Francis Mack
Curtis
Volkman
Will
John Hunneman
Winchester High
Winchester
St. Mark’s
Southboro School
Boston Tatin
John O'Reilly
Boston College High
Evans
Bernie’ Wefers
Columbia
Wefers
wWefers
George Brown
Frrant Durreys
Duffey
al Shrubb
Shrubb
B.A. Al-Nice
Nelson
Gissing
Colonel Billings
Napoli
Witness
Oliver
Ho-Ho
Ebbetts’ Park
Greater Boston
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Sam Juangford
Cheyenne
Wryo
Dewey
Washington
Sam
Bartley Connolly
Portland
Ted Nelson
Australia
Wonderland
London
Jimmy Clabby
Milwaukee
Paris
Harry Lewis
Stanley Ketchel
Frank Klaus
Johnny Lynch
Freddie O’brien
Young Men's
Chester Goodwin
Jim Shortell
Joe Cdster
Jimmy Walsh
Brown
Walsh
Pat Moore
Jack Caley
Danny Murphy
U. S
S. Virginia
Mike Cunningham
Lewiston
Murphy
Navy
Uncle Sam
Blake
Bourton
Adams, Taylor &Co
State St
Adam Taylors Riehl
Duffey’s Answers
Salem
Peabody
Danvers
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Bright
Liverpool
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Tremont
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