Tenney Refuses to Sign as Baseball Stock Sells
Fred Tenney, former Boston leader, must dispose of about 12600 dollars in Dovey stock per National League president Harry Pulliam. The move aims to sever Tenney from Boston before a possible New York Giants contract, as Tenney resists accepting the offered terms and awaits Brush Knowles negotiation in New York. Merkle or another first baseman candidate may report to Maring Springs if terms aren’t reached.
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Giants
Harry C. Pulliam
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Tenney
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Maring Springs
Tex
Knowles
Brush
Merkle
Springs
Oddball Sports and Local Gables in Brief
A murky collage notes college intrigue over track suits and Tommy Burns battles, hints at Jem and others seeking status in medieval armor, mentions William Squires's vanishing act, and cites a Lincoln Birthday horse win in New Orleans. It also juggles Cy Young, Rube W, and Connie Mack in baseball and management musings.
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Tommy Burns
Jem
Rollins Improves Record in Wolfboro to Mt Auburn Run
W. R. Rollins of Wolfboro N H, a former interscholastic champion, ran from Chelsea square to Mt Auburn station covering about 11 miles in 1 hour 14 minutes. Three watches corroborate the time with multiple witnesses.
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Wolfboro
W. R. Rollins
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Mt. Auburn
Boston Kennel Club Show Promises Record Dog Display
The 24th annual New England Kennel Club exhibition opens at Mechanics Hall on Wednesday with a rich slate of rare breeds. Eskimo huskies, the Trish wolf hound, and ancient breeds headline entries alongside notable dogs from Thomas W. Lawson and Mrs. Arnold Lawson. Mirette de la Mare and Cognette, two French bulldogs, highlight Mrs. Lawson’s entries after recent wins at the New York show.
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Mechanics’ Building
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New York
Mirette DE LA Mard
French Bell
Boxing Week Set With All-Star New York Show
Boxing gossip outlines a busy week with Johnny Summers versus Bert Keyes and Joe Jeanette against George Cole in New York, plus many regional bouts from Jersey City to Boston. Highlights include Canadian and amateur trials, and plans for a strong Saturday lineup in Manchester and Boston.
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Bert Keyes
Joe Jeanette
George Cole
Jack Fitzgerald
Jim Donovan
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Jimmy Burke
Lawrence
All Star Card at Armory Club
Tremendous interest surrounds the Armory Athletic Association show planned for tomorrow night. Three star bouts headline the card with Jim Barry facing Larry Temple of New York, promising an attraction not to be missed. Temple recently fought Joe Walcott to a standstill, while Barry has drawn with Sam Langford and earlier competed here in decisive fashion.
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Jim Conor
Joe Jeanette
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OB Brien
Pont
Mike Sulliva
Stanley Ketchell
Tran
Manchester
Lynn
Peter Sw John
Chester
Armory Athletic Association
Jim Barry
Larry Temple
New York
Temple
Joe Walcott
Barry
Sam Langford
Chelseas
Notable Names Tied in belated crosscity list of signatories
The document lists pairs of individuals from cities including Chelsea Worcester Cambridge New York Syracuse Revere South Boston Canada Denmark Italy Buffalo Jamaica Plain Davenport Iowa and other locales. The roster presents joint signatories or witnesses across multiple regions with no clear event context or outcomes.
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James Moran
Chelsea
Ivor Lawson
Chicago
Major Taylor
Worcester
Nat Butler
Cambridge
Joe Fogler
New York
Hugh MacLean
Revere
John Bedell
Menus Bedell
Limbrook
N. Y
George Wiley
Syracuse
Charles Sherwood
A. W. Holbrook
South Boston
Joe Halligan
Canada
N. M. Andersen
Denmark
Carlo Vanoni
Italy
Walter Bardgett
Buffalo
Eddie Root
Patrick Logan
Matt Downey
Jamaica Plain
Floyd Krebs
Newark
Worth Mitten
Davenport
Iowa
Six Day Bicycle Race Opens at Park Square Track
Washington's birthday marks the start of a six day bicycle race at Park Square Track with 10 strong teams. Runners will ride two and a half hours nightly through Saturday when Lon Peck hosts an open house at 223 Columbus Avenue. A 10 mile record by John Bedell highlighted the weekend as Edward Abeles fires the starter pistol.
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Hoston
Park Square
Lon Peck
Columbus Avenue
John Bedell
Edward Abeles
Brewster's Millions
Colonial Theatre
Poehler Tops City and Greater Boston Bowling Leagues
Paul Poehler leads both leagues for the first time in city bowling history. He posts over 100 in the City League and 991.2 in the Greater Boston ranks, having bowled for Terminal City Hall Carruth Wildey and Rexford, with top three-string totals of 274 and 869 and two tournament wins with Connor at Murray Irwin's last year.
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Poehler
Fred Williams
City Hall
Carruth
Wildey
Rexford
Connor
Murray & Irwin
Walsh Boxes at Roanoke Club
The Roanoke Club plans its biggest boxing show to celebrate Washington's Birthday with headliners Jimmy Walsh and Phil McGovern of New York. Kid Brady of Buffalo faces Eddie Curtis and George Golden of Albany meets Alfred Anderson of Roxbury.
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Roxbury
Boston College Indoor Meet Prepares for 20th Annual Event
The Boston College Athletic Association plans the 20th annual indoor track meet to be held next Friday in the college gym. Local schools import strong competitors with many fleet-footed stars expected to vie for supremacy. Lawrence, Dedham, Waltham, Concord, Medford, Milton, Brookline, Melrose and Stone School join a strong list of entrants alongside outside high and preparatory schools.
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Boston College
James Street
Lawrence High
Dedham High
Waltham High
Concord High
Medford High
Milton High
Brookline High
Volkmann
Melrose High
Stome School
Amateur Basketball Games Wanted by Local Clubs
Classified notice lists multiple teams seeking opponents for various weight classes. Names and addresses include Harlow A C in East Boston, Mohawk, South Camer a School, Y M C A, East Boston, and others seeking 500, 100, 105, or 85 pound team matchups.
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F. McLeod
Boston
St. John
D. Walsh
Calamet Stree Mohawk
M. Graffey
Sharon Street
Franklin A. A
Thomas Rogers
East Sixth Street
South Camer
High Ogee
Largest field of amateur roller skaters at Park Square Track
Tonight at Park Square rink a record entry of amateur roller skaters competes in a high turnout race. Many participants from the local scene converge on the popular amusement venue for a crowded event.
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Park Square Rink
Nelson Britt Bout Postponed to March Third
Los Angeles report says the Battling Nelson versus Jimmy Britt match scheduled for February 26 at Tom McCarey’s Club has been postponed by mutual consent to March 3.
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Cal
Battling Nelson
Jimmy Britt
Bills
Tom McCarey
Hanlon Responds to Critics Over Overall Sale
Veteran Hanlon finally speaks on the Overall sale in Cincinnati. He says the sale on the terms offered went directly against his wishes and raises the issue of resaleability to Garry Herrmann.
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Lannon
Jack Palmer
Hanlon
Cincinnati
Garry Herrmann
Dorchester Hich and English High Rival for League Title
Dorchester defeats English High to claim top X division position while Boston Latin prepares to face Dorchester in a final race for championship honors. Key players include Daly Sullivan Delaney Spaulding Conly and Captain Johnny Sullivan from Latin School.
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English High
Dorchester
East Boston Five
Boston Latin
Hoernle
Daly
Sullivan
Delaney
Spaulding
Conly
Johnny. Sullivan
Allison
Latin School
Crane
Rouillard
Armstrong
Chance For Schoolboy Track Stars To Show Their Skill
This week and next bring many meets for high school athletes led by Volkmann Stone and Noble and Greenough in a three cornered meet tomorrow. Volkmann is strong in the 40 yard dash 45 yard high hurdles 44 yard run and half mile. Ted La Croix and Stanwood Miller did well at the Lawrence Light Guard meet in Medford.
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Volkmann, Stone and
Noble & Greenough
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Boston Latin
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Brookline High
Washington
Newton High
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Volkmann
Ted la Croix
Stanwood Miller
Lawrence Light Guard
Medford
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