Manager Stallings Delays to Boston Fans in Trade Talks
New York and Boston clubs near a big deal as Stallings and McGraw meet during the Southbound Giants trip. McGraw seeks Tyler and Campbell with a proposed mix of Wiltze Ames Randall Devore Snodgrass McCormick Groh Stock. Stallings may trade three or four players, limiting pitchers and outfielders.
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Stallings
M’graw
New York
Boston
Giants
South
Bostons
McGraw
Tyler
Campbell
Wiltze
Ames
Randall
Devore
Snodgrass
McCormick
Groh
Stock
Braves Manager Stallings Expected in City Soon
Manager George Stallings did not appear at the Boston Braves headquarters yesterday but, if reports received by Secretary Herman Nickerson are accurate, he will likely be in the city by the time readers finish this edition.
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George Stallings
Boston
The
Braves
Herman Nickerson
Post
Stallings to face questions after midnight train dispatch
Stallings planned to depart on the midnight train and arrive at the Paddock building office after 9 o clock to answer journalists questions. Meanwhile contracts for Otto Hess and Cecil Thompson were filed in Secretary Nickerson's strong box. Thompson, 26, 6 feet, 176 pounds, left handed, hit .189 with .925 fielding for Seattle in year. Clyde Engle and Olaf Henriksen visited the Red Sox office seeking Sunny Jim McAleer approval for a conditioning sea voyage starting Feb 26 from New York to New Orleans then up the Mississippi to Memphis and Hot Springs.
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Stallings
Paddock
Seymour
Otto Hess
Cecil Thompson
Nickerson
Seattle
Clyde Engle
Olaf Henriksen
Red Sox
Sunny Jim
McAleer
Cyclone Burns defeats George Bailey in Norwood bout
Cyclone Burns of Cambridge defeated George Bailey of Brattleboro VI two straight falls in the main bout at the Norwood Press Club rooms Shawmut avenue Norwood. First fall by a flying mare in 24 minutes 24 seconds second by a merry go round in 25 minutes. Preliminary bouts Owen Walsh and Jack Martin of Norwood drew 15 minutes. Jack Butler Brockton failed to throw Martin Rock of the Press Club in 3 minutes in the handicap. Referee Charles Donnell.
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Burns
Cambridge
George Bailey
Brattleboro
Norwood Press Club
Shawmut Avenue
Norwood
Owen Walsh
Jack Martin
Jack Butler
Brockton
Martin Rock
Press Club
Charles Donnell
Boston Skaters Lose to Ottawa in Amateur Trophy
Ottawa fours defeated Boston rivals to win the Duke of Connaught amateur trophy for skating. Two thousand spectators observed the event in Ottawa Ontario. Boston entrants included Mrs. Channing Frothingham Miss Edith Rotch Charles Rotch and FE M Howland. Miss Well of Boston and Mr O Haycock won the waltzing contest.
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Boston
Ottawa
Ont
Channing Frothingham
Edith Rotch
Charles Rotch
FE. M. Howland
O. Haycock
Dartmouth freshmen top Cushing Academy 28 to 19 in Ashburnham
Dartmouth freshmen won 28 to 19 over Cushing Academy in Ashburnham. Eskaline and Pelletier led Dartmouth while W Baumgartner and Captain Stanton starred for Cush.
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Ashburnham
Dartmouth
Cushing Academy
Eskaline
Pelletier
W. Baumgartner
Stanton
Cushing
Harvard Freshmen Win In Hockey Battle At Stadium
Harvard freshmen edged Yale 3 to 2 at the Stadium rink in a fast contest. Wanamaker scored late to lift Harvard after Yale tied in the second half. Ervin stood out in goal as both teams faced limited practice time due to ice shortages.
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Crimson
Yale Freshies
Stadium
Wanamaker
Melrose High
Harvard
Elis
Yale
St. Paul’s
Milton
Dickey
Yate
Ervin
Townsend
Nien
Sproul Wanamaker
Sweeney Mumsey
Pelton
Dickey Curtis
Allen
Herrick
Donher
Tighe
Conners
Pious Bhassie Pois
Washburn
Marlow
Erwin
Whitmarsh
Munson
Driscoll
Doty
B. B. Locke
Hurlbut
W. Oakes
St Mark's School wins hockey over Stone School
St Mark's School defeated Stone School of Boston 9 to 1 in Southboro on February 14. St Mark's dominated play with strong team work, sharp shooting, and fast skating. Scorers for St Mark's included Knight, DeRham, Cunningham, Kent, Ingalls, Thacher, Caner, and Mills. Referee was Flightner. Two 20 minute periods.
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Southboro
St. Mark’s School
Stone School of
Boston
St. Mark’s
Stone
ST. Mark
Mannex
Kent
Platts
Warren
Pond
Ighton
Gee
Mills
Jana
Knight
DeRham
Cunningham
Ingalls
Thacher
Caner
Flichtner
Yale Wrestlers Beat Penn In Exciting Yale Meet
New Haven February 14 Yale defeated the University of Pennsylvania six bouts to one in a lively wrestling show here. Captain Avery led Yale with a dramatic win over Tucker in two minutes as Dickson of Penn upset Nate in the 125-pound class marking the lone Penn victory.
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New Haven
Yale
University of Pennsylvania
Captain Avery
Tucker
Penn
Eli
Dickson
Nate
Wirt Cannell Named Coach for Tufts Baseball Team
Wirt W. Cannell, longtime manager and captain of the Allentown club in the Tri-State league, was chosen as coach of Tufts College baseball after a meeting of the athletic advisory board. Cannell, Tufts graduate, played with the Boston Nationals in 1905 and 1906.
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Wirt W. Cannell
Allentown
Penn
Tufts College
Cannell
Tufts
Boston Nationals
Walter Maranville Emerges As Brav es New Mini Star
Walter Maranville a Springfield native and 21 year old small in stature yet steady at shortstop is profiled as Boston Braves potential long term asset. Scouts ignored him until John Ward signed him after a New England league lookover, and his brief late season play in 1912 sparked belief he can anchor short field for the Braves.
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Boston National
Red Sox
Walter Maranville
Boston
Maranville
Lajoie
Stahl
Hughey Duffy
Tommy McCarthy
Willie Keeler
John McGraw
Herman Long
Donie Bush
Norman Elberfeld
Braves
al Bridwell
New York
Gaffney
George Stallings
South
John M. Ward
Young Maranville
Short Field
Ward
New England
New Bedford
Springfield
Mass
Fatty
Walter
Blue Labels
Woods
Brightwood Ponies
Meet Hero Hurt as BC High Rout Malden In Dual Meet
Boston College High crushed Malden High 59 to 9 in a Boston College gym dual meet. Star Leo McCarthy won the 25 yard dash and led the 300 but suffered knee and leg cuts in a relay collision, sidelining him for about three weeks. Kempton of Malden won the mile as BC High dominated events and Gill set a best shot put mark.
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Boston College High
Malden High
Boston College
Malden
James Street Boys
Leo McCarthy
Jack Conley
Roxbury
Neal
McCarthy
Simmons
Kempton
Silva
Fallon
Bob’’ Gill
Duffy
Planagan
Clapp
Reilly
McCool
Crowley
McCormack
McLeod
Gill
O'Connor
Burke
McGregor
Ban Johnson names eight umpires for year
President Ban Johnson announced the American league staff of eight umpires for the season. The new names Ferguson Hildebrand and McGreevy join Connolly O Loughlin Dineen Evans Hart and Ferguson from the American Association and Pacific Coast respectively.
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Chicago
Ban Johnson
T. H. Connolly
Frank O’loughlin
W. H. Dineen
W. G. Evans
Robert Hart
Charles Ferguson
George Hildebrand
FE. J. McGreevy
Ferguson
American Association
Hildebrand
McGreevy
Dorchester Triumphs Over Mechanic Arts in Dual Meet
Dorchester High defeated Mechanic Arts High 645 6 to 341 6 in a late afternoon track dual at Dorchester High gym. Star Ed Balfe swept the sprints and distance events, taking the 25 yard and 300 yard dashes and contributing to wins in the 1000 yard, 300 yard, and other events. Irving Green led Dorchester in the standing broad jump and shot put, while Lorne Kaye also starred in field events. Junior races featured Hermiston’s team overcoming Mullen’s squad in a close meet.
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Dorchester High
Mechanic Arts High
Ed Balfe
Dorchester
Edward Balfe
Morgan
Flanagan
Arbene
Murphy
Higgins
Mumford
Pierce
Cy Morgan
Lorne Kaye
Paul Benson
Weis
O’rourke
Abbott
Light
O’gorman
Irving Green
Guinee
Farwell
Sherman
Hermiston
Mullen
Tanguey
Coleman
O'Leary
Jackson
Harrington
Rein
Newton High Wins Triangular Track Meet
Newton High triumphed in a Newtonville meet, scoring 40 to 17 for Medford and 6 for Cambridge. The Newton relay was disqualified after Wilbur fouled Cambridge’s Aaronsoh. Cambridge won the midget relay, Latin Medford second, Newton last.
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Newton High
Newtonville
Medford
Cambridge High
Garden City
Cambridge
Newton
Wilbur
Aaronsoh
van Buskirk
Stanley
O'Neil
Bancroft
Brown
Boyd
Nathan
Newson
Litchfield
Doyle
Walker
Dwyer
Christenson
Tyle
Deushle
Roberts
Burrows
Gifford
Cambridge Latin
Yale Defeats Penn In Swimming And Water Polo
Yale defeated the University of Pennsylvania 60 to 28 in swimming and won the water polo match four goals to two. Yale dominated both events in Philadelphia on February 14.
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Philadelphia
Yale
University of Pennsylvania
Funeral for Harvard track coach William E. Quinn Sunday
The funeral of William E. Quinn, Harvard track coach and trainer, will be held tomorrow at his Cambridge home at 2 PM. The body will be taken to Bernardville, New York, Sunday night for burial Monday afternoon, with Harvard Athletic Association representatives Captain J. B. Cummings and R. G. Huling attending both services.
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William E. Quinn
Harvard
Remington Street
Cambridge
Anderson defeats Kilonis to claim middleweight title
Sam Anderson of Boston defeats John Kilonis of Manchester in two falls to one at Brownell Hall Bath. The first fall went to Kilonis after 1 hour 18 minutes 52 seconds by body scissors and double wrist lock. Anderson won the second with a toe hold in 13 minutes and the third in 18 minutes 15 seconds. Referee was John H. Hickey.
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Attleboro
Web
Sam Anderson
Boston
John Kilonis
Manchester
N. H
Brownell Hall
Kilonis
Anderson
John H. Hickey
Hicks Clinches Comeback Victory Over Three Rivers
In a fast 4 3 Arena thriller B A A seven gains late two goals from Traf Hicks. Clifford fed the winner after a long rush while Hicks also set up a prior tally. Canterbury held the fort with 24 saves as Malone and Lambert led the visitors Three Rivers with scoring from N Lambert and S Malone amid 25 minute halves. Attendance about 2000.
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Traf” Hicks
Mighty
Three Rivers Aggregation
Quebec
Clifford
Three Rivers
Hicks
Unicorn
Skeets
Canterbury
F. Malone
N. Lambert
Baptist
S. Malone
L. Lambert
Malone
Osgood
Leslie
Heron
B. A
Hornblower
N. Lambert Clifford
Pee Re c
F. Malone Roors
Kiernan
Baptist Leslie
Lacombe Heron
Bechard
Foster
N. Foster
Lambert
Baxter
M. Malone
Bill Carlton
Dr. C. F. Murphy
von Schuckman
Bellefeuille
Lacombe
Winners Pell Touchard and Hall Reach Fourth Round
New York Feb 14 T R Pell Olympic player Gustave Touchard former champion and Walter Merrill Hall qualified for the fourth round of the national indoor lawn tennis championship held at the Seventh Regiment Armory.
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New York
T. R. Pell
Gustave F. Touchard
Walter Merrill Hall
Seventh Regiment Armory
Harvard and Princeton Face Off For Collegiate Hockey Title
Harvard and Princeton prepare for the Boston Arena showdown to decide the collegiate hockey championship. Captain Hobe Baker and the Tigers arrive for practice as the Crimson fine tunes under Coach Winsor. The game, set for 8 o'clock, marks Baker's Boston farewell this season and aims to close Princeton's schedule with a victory.
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Cyclone Burns
St.marks
Wirt Cannell
Beaconsfield
Washington Street
Boylston Street
Gaiety Theatre
Boston Braves
Paul H. Shannon
Tomorrow’s Sunday Post
Meet Hero
Quinn
Dunlop
United States
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Pell, Touchard and
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Arthur Rigby
Jim Dixon
Nat Clark Co
Feist
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Dogs OF All Nations
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Max Hart
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Wilson
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Hamid
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N. Y
ST. James Theatre
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Harry Thomson
Abdullahs
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Boston Arena
Cor. Maes. Ave
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Sale Now
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Castle Sq
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Winter St
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Cornet
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Suwanee River
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Rossini
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