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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1914

Page

10

Federals Must Get Manager for Brooklyn-Murphy Flays Johnson

Chicago Feb 15 The Federal leaguers must find a new manager for the Brooklyn club after the Toronto franchise moves. Bill Bradley loses his chance to pilot the Canadians as will the monarchs. Interested applicants may apply to President James A. Gilmore returning from New York.

Brooklyn Murphy Flays Johnson Chicago Town Across the Bridge Toronto Bill Bradley James A. Gilmore New York

Chicago Bosses Press Bid for New North Side Baseball Park

Charles Weeghman and Charles Murphy push ahead with bids and interviews as contracts are drawn for the North Side project. Brooklyn interest in a manager emerges while Federals eye big league entry, and Ebbets faces losses with new rivals. New subway access near the site promises faster trips from downtown New York than the old Dodger field.

Charles Weeghman Chicago Outlaws North Side Charles Murphy Cub Ban Johnson Brooklyn Federals Ward Brothers Ebbets New York Weeghman Joe Tinker Dodger Forty-second Street Dodger Park

Murphy defies Johnson over Chicago baseball control

Charles W. Murphy president of the Chicago National League club says Ban Johnson of the American League overreacts to issues in baseball. Murphy cites a clause allowing clubs to oppose new outsiders and recalls past negotiations about Chicago investment and potential Federal League plans. He accuses Johnson of stirring trouble and notes prior attempts to induce Cubs funding in 1905.

Chicago Charles W. Murphy National League Baseball Club Ban Johnson Johnson Murphy Cantilions Federal League American Association Cub Meariy Cubs August Herrmann John T. Brush Walsh R. F. Kelsey New York Boston Old New England National Cycling Association American Cycleecar Association

Fraser's Joe Fraser Hired by Pirates to Coach Teens

Chick Fraser former Cubs pitcher joins Pittsburgh Pirates as pitching coach for the young players this season. He is the brother in law of Fred Clarke who leads the Pirates.

Chick’’ Fraser Chicago Cubs Pittsburg Pirates Fraser Fred Clarke Pirate

Bramley Hopes to Land Federal League Franchise for Cleveland

In Cleveland James A. Gilmore and E. E. Gates met M. F. Bramley seeking a Federal league franchise for the city. Gilmore discussed a strong financial base around 25 million dollars and a multi year plan while Bramley kept comments limited noting ongoing negotiations and the hint of potential Cleveland entry this year.

Bramley Forest City Gilmore Cleveland James A. Gilmore E. E. Gates M. F. Bramley Federal League

Busy Week Ahead for Local High School Hockey

Strong weather and a big snowstorm disrupted the hockey schedule and postponed many games. Exeter defeated Andover with solid defense led by Captain Kelly and Bulger Lowe, while Cambridge Latin and Brookline High sparked a potential Triangular league title race with Newton High as a strong contender. The week features numerous matches across venues including Brae-Burn, the Arena, and Crescent rinks, with Exeter facing Harvard second team and other interscholastic clashes shaping the standings.

Andover Exeter Kelly Cambridge Latin Brookline High Newton Cambridge Latin School Newton High Rindge Tech Arlington High English High Brookline In Town School Roche Gateley Areiligh Boston Collegeugh Brighton Somerville High Stoneham High Somerville Brae-Burn Marlboro High Wayland Boston Latin Medford High Medford Stone School Concord Middlesex School Mechanic Arts High Brae Burn Fineglish High Melrose High Arena Winchester High Winchester Malden Harvard Revere High Chelsea High Worcester Academy Boston College High St. John’s Prep

Hutchins Wins United States Squash Championship

Hutchins of Boston defeated H A Haines of Baltimore three games to one in Philadelphia to take the singles squash racquet title. Haines showed brilliance at times but Hutchins was steadier and kept the ball low throughout the match.

Philadelphia Hutchins Boston United States H. A. Haines Baltimore Haines

Do Not Hug a Passenger While Racing Warns Drivers

A safety warning cautions drivers against embracing a passenger or using one hand to steer while speeding. The guidance stresses the danger of distracted driving and the risk of losing control at high speeds.

Braves pursue Cozy Dolan to fortify infield star power

Boston talks of signing Cozy Dolan to join Johnnie Evers and a strengthened infield at South End grounds. Stallings aims to start the season with a dominant infield and offset Myers loss, while Sweeney and Murphy negotiate roles and loyalties amid manager Stallings and President Gaffney’s guidance.

Johnnie Evers Braves Stallings Boston Cozy Dolan South End Grounds

Dolan Could Shift Boston Infield On Big Trade

Dolan is now on the St Louis Nationals roster and scheduled to cover third in place of Mowrey who went to Pittsburgh in a major trade. Stallings would trade value or money to land Dolan. Talks among Stallings Miller Huggins yielded no firm outcome but Dolan remains Boston’s target. Dolan’s arrival would boost speed and depth. essays suggest Schmidt Sweeney Fyers Maranville Deal Martin could slot into infield if Boston lands him.

Albert G Cozy" Dolan Pittsburg ST. Louis Nationals George Stallings Dolan St. Louis Boston Stallings Schmidt Sweeney Fyers Maranville Deal Martin Braves Evers New York Highlanders Rochester Wolverton Imajors Philadelphia Nationals Bobbie Byrne Oshkosh Wis Philadelphia Clarke Jack Martin Yankees Harry Wolverton Athletics Washington Walter Johnson Johnson Connie Mack

Sign Stealing Not Common In Baseball Signals

A 1914 discussion notes that sign theft is rare in major league baseball and may lessen further. Players increasingly avoid attempting to steal opponents signals, protecting strategic advantage and allowing pitchers and hitters to adapt without legible signs.

Syracuse to face Pilgrim A A in Boston hockey clash

Syracuse Hockey Club led by Nor folk travels to the Boston Arena to take on Pilgrim A A in a key New York showdown. The lineup features a fast, aggressive Syracuse squad aiming for a repeat win and ranking boost in Boston.

Jack Norfolk Syracuse Hockey Club Pilgrim A. A Boston New York Syracuse Seven Norfolk Pilgrims RB. A. A Syracuse Cleveland A. C Forest City Boston Athletic Association Back Bay Seven Ottawa University Princeton Herald Sq Murphy Delmar Rio Norman Howard Mason Mozarto Charlie Crafts Leo Feist

Vanderbilt cup hope for Ander son and Cooper in Stutz cars

Gil Anderson and Earl Cooper, racing Stutz cars, are listed as prominent entrants for the Vanderbilt cup race to be held in Santa Monica on Saturday. M. F. Chase of the Stutz Motor Car Company reports news from California about their fast practice miles.

M. F. Chase Stutz Motor Car Company California Gil Anderson Earl Cooper Santa Monica

Umpire Billy Evans Faces Question Over Third Strike Call

A lingering baseball issue questions why batters dispute a clearly called third strike, claiming the pitch landed outside the strike zone. The debate centers on umpire Billy Evans and the batter’s protest of the call.

Billy Evans

Yale Crew Adopts New Stroke Under English Coachs Guidance

Yale announces a season shift to a new stroke focusing on slide operation and up right recovery. Nickalls and Giannini will coach varsity and freshmen respectively with close collaboration. Yale to race Harvard in its usual regatta and a triangular with Princeton. freshmen possibly go to the American Henley.

New Haven Yale Richard Armstrong Thomas Denegre Taft Guy Nickalls Eugene Giannini Nickalls England Harcourt Gold Ward of Harlem Varsity Messrs Giannini Harvard Princeton

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