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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1909

Page

10

Pulliam Sees End as Baseball President at Banquet

Feb 17 At a dinner President Pulliam declared his days as a baseball man are numbered and that the National League wants a change. He said he would resign at year end unless compelled to stay and would accept any job offering $2000 if available. Johnson of the American League defended him amid the room’s panic.

Chicago Pulliam National League Johnson American League San Francisco Harry Pulliam

Sale of Cy Young Tops Boston Baseball Headlines

Fans react as Cy Young is sold from the Boston Red Sox to the Cleveland Naps. Many call the move a fatal blow to Boston's drawing power while others praise the deal's baseball logic and Cleveland's pennant potential.

Young Cleveland Boston

Cy Young Messages Boston Fans on Cleveland Sale

Cy Young sends a telegram to Boston Post expressing loyalty to Boston fans while lamenting leaving the city. He states no complaints, pledges to pitch well for Cleveland, and thanks Boston for support while aiming to help Cleveland contend for the pennant. Denton T. Young signs the note from Paoli Ohio on February 17, 1909.

Boston Post Cy Young Boston Cleveland

Upton and McHale Open New England Pool Title Fight

Champion Robert J. Upton of Salem and ex Champion John McHale the Roxbury Wid begin their title match at Miah Murray's Academy tonight. They will play 450 balls in blocks of 150 balls over Friday and Saturday nights with Miah Murray as referee.

Will June 12 1909 Be Cy Young Day

The Cleveland club opens its first series here on Sunday the eleventh and it is a cinch to feature Cy Young. Major league fans anticipate a eventful opening tied to the famed pitcher as June 12 is slated for recognition.

Cy Young Cleveland Club Llth Cyrus Boston Lajoie Washington Bunker Hill Philadelphia Sox Philadelphia Memorial

Old Cy Young in Boston Pennant Ballad

A ballad praising Cy Young of the Boston team. The verse recounts his rise in Boston, the crowd, and the fans' cheers as he leads the hurlers to victories. It highlights Old Cy as the mainstay and hero who keeps the team winning pennants.

Cy Young Huntington Avenue Boston Young Criger Casey Mudville Nine Pop Anson Mike Kelly Bostons Ev'ry Cyrus Old Cy

Sale Will Mean Much to Boston in Cy Young Trade

Fans at the grandstand recalled the Red Sox bulwark Cy Young departed in a major deal. Cleveland paid 12500 dollars in cash and added two pitchers valued at 5000 dollars, prompting questions about President Taylor and Manager Lake and the wisdom of selling Criger and Young.

Boston Post Boston Red Sox Boston Naps Boston American Washington Athletics New York Highlanders Cy Young Taylor Lake Young Cleveland Red Sox John Red Lake Criger Boston Today Cr? Young St. Louis Thoney Speaker Gessler

Big Money Paid for Other Famous Players

Baseball trades show high sums as Chicago, St. Louis, and other clubs move star players to Boston, New York, Cincinnati, and Detroit. Notable deals include Mike Kelly $10,000 and Rube Marquard $11,000, with several others pegged at $10,000 to $16,000 in transfer activity.

Chicago St. Louis Detroit Cleveland Washington Philadelphia New York Boston Ossee R. Louis Tune Yi4ng Lee Sporting Eine Sene Anne Rewetabe Aneni Eimem Ads Adidas Hisaenl Hss -Ipokonerliy Naela Ughbicabe Renin Ee Philades Bai Oa Eee Ae REDE Wenomeromecin Eastern Newbisa Clev Clevelan Cago Cago Phila York St Delphia Bos- Abroad Cleve Trom Chica Louton Anc Mike Kelly John Clarkson Theodore Breitenstein Cincinnati Toronto Schlafly, Hoey and Kroh

Kentucky Ky Taylor Whiskey Seeks $1 Full Quart

A historic note records a price claim for Taylor Whiskey sold in Kentucky at one dollar per full quart, reflecting period commerce and pricing. The brief indicates no separate pure food regulation was required for this item.

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Boston magnate John T. Taylor dominates league talks

John T. Taylor of Boston remains the central figure at American and National league meetings. His hint at a landmark deal has come to pass as he tops the list of dealmaking moguls, exceeding the activity of rivals combined.

Chicago John T. Taylor Boston

Baseball Notes Shakeup as Taylor Buys Wolter Pitcher

The Boston owner Mr. Taylor bought Wolter, a southpaw from the California State league who had links to St Louis and St Paul. Wolter pitched 27 California games for San Jose, winning 25. Boston also shed Criger for Young to Cleveland with proceeds funding more young arms.

Taylor Wolter Wollter St. Louis California St. Paul Mr. Taylor Mike Kelly Walter San Jose

Second Night of Boston Post Bowling Trials Seeks Six Team Players

The Boston Post resumes its two night series to select six big pin bowlers for the National Bowling Association championships in New York this May. Last week 18 rollers competed in the opening session amid competition from the Gilt Edge league. Tonight the entries are expected to grow with interclub stars and Commercial league bowlers joining, as Emerson of the Commercial league reached a season high by rolling 1001 in a league match.

Boston Boston Post New York Greater Boston Post Emerson

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CY Youngs Garry Herrmann National Commission Charles W. Murphy Air. Pulliam Barney Dreyfus Charles Ebbetts Pittsburg Brooklyn Dreyfus Ebbetts Klein and Johnstone Polo Grounds Young and Criger Davey Boston Nationals Colonel Dovey John Morrill Salem D. Charles The Boston Street Commissioners Michael J. Leary By Michael F. Culliney By Thomas J. Connolly William Joyce Missouri Nuffred McGreevey Jeremiah J. Mc Namara W. F. Wade Peter F. Kelley Cy’ Young By Tommy Boles John Dever By James A. Gallivan Ossie Schreck Columbus Billy van of the Little Harry Kelly of the “Little Nemo’ Company Nationals Mathewson Joseph Cawthorne Little Nemo’ Company League Clevelands Cy Y By Frank A. Goodwin Edward B. Dailey George Whitefield Vys Paoli, O Boston, Mass Denton T. Young Eeepeenhiceetonee Apni Eeeetanras Lesen Nieveiestaseeres Seeeeteess Decoration Day Oni YI Syagl Ferguson Frank Bowerman Cecil Ferguson Joe Donohue Cubs Montreal UNION Pata Rathskeller
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