Brooklyn Plan to Bring International Club Is Abandoned
New York reports that talks between Brooklyn National League head Charles H. Ebbets and Jersey City International League chief Thomas Fogarty failed. Ebbets wanted 50000 to allow play in Newark. Fogarty refused. The International League 1913 remains intact and Federals prepare Newark grounds for the season.
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New York
Brooklyn
Charles H. Ebbets
Brooklyn National League
Thomas Fogarty
Jersey City
Ebbets
Newark
Fogarty
Baker Stands Pat with Phillies on Key Players
Philadelphia president William F. Baker announced the club has taken steps to keep Tom Seaton and Mike Doolan amid Federal league offers. A telegram accepting Seaton’s two year term was dated January 22. Doolan’s world tour was with club consent and he is insured for return. Chalmers signed a 1914 contract. Cravath’s was received and Marshall is expected to accept soon.
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William F. Baker
Philadelphia National League Baseball Club
Tom Seaton
Mike Doolan
Federal League
Baker
Seaton
Doolan
New York
Chalmers
Philadelphia Club
Cravath
Marshall
Federal League Signs 175 Players in Surprise Move
Chicago reports 175 players signed by the Federal league with rosters to be announced in installments. President Gilmore said a meeting in a week or 10 days will hear reports on club strength. The league plans its schedule meeting in Baltimore next.
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Gilmore
Toledo
Kansas City
American Association
Federal
Chicago
Federal League
Baltimore
Federal league eyes Stahl Brooklyn manager role
Federal league leaders remain hopeful of hiring Jake Stahl as Brooklyn manager. A telegram warned Stahl to stay away from Tom Seaton, signed by W. A. Baker of the Philadelphia Nationals, and Seaton reportedly has no firm Phillies deal yet. Gilmore dismisses Newark as a major threat and American association denials surface amid Toledo moves and Cubano scouting for new talent.
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Jake Stahl
Brooklyn
Tom Seaton
Gilmore
W. A. Baker
Philadelphia Nationals
Seaton
Phillies
Philadelphia
Newark
Federals
American Association
Weeghman
St. Paul
Chivington
Toledo
Cleveland
Fernando Conte
Cuba
Cable
Back Bay Team Wins Dual Meet at Boston YMCA
The Huntington school track team overwhelmed Melrose High 56 to 3 in a dual indoor meet yesterday at the Boston YMCA gym. Melrose managed three third place finishes for three points.
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Back Bay
Huntington School
Melrose High
Boston Y. M. C. A
Melrose
Huntington Athletes Dominate Local Meet Wins and Surprising Standouts
Charlie Ziegler of Huntington School led the meet by winning the 220-yard dash and placing third in the dash. Hardwick won the 50-yard dash and the high jump saw Taylor of Huntington clear 5 feet 4 inches. The Huntington relay team also took first, with Ziegler, Verder, Hardwick, and Beebe.
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Huntington School
Percy Hardwick
Ziegler
Hardwick
Taylor
Huntington High
Huntington
Cahill
Econd
Verder
Kerr
O'Hara
Parker
Melrose
Smith
Jones
Eldredge
Eddy
Jackson
Hounkhton
Daniels
Goodridge
Eteus
Boston Red Sox Camp Plans and Roster Prep Discussed
Dr Charles Green and Henriksen visited Boston headquarters as plans for the southern training trip neared completion. Green seeks rubber shirts for trimming and monitoring trunks while Henriksen expects continued trunk checks. Club owners aim to pre sign recruits to deter Federal league poaching before camp begins.
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Charles Methuselah Green
Red Sox
Greenie
Charlie
Henriksen
Melden
Harvard Freshmen Edge Vets in Scrimmage
Harvard freshmen defeated the varsity 1 to 0 in a 20 minute scrimmage at the Arena. Baker scored the lone goal as Crimson freshmen showed standout play while the regulars produced mediocre hockey.
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Harvard
Crimson
Baker
Harvard Players Sidelined by Strain in Princeton Game
Captain Willetts remains in New York after an X ray showed a rib strain rather than fracture. He may miss remaining Princeton and Yale games, with return to Cambridge expected today. Morgan Phillips also injured with a bad finger. his availability for Saturdays clash with Princeton is uncertain. The Harvard freshman team meets Yale 1917 in New Haven on Saturday, aiming for a close contest after recent showings.
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Varsity
Princeton
New York
Yale
Cambridge
Morgan Phillips
Harvard
New Haven
St. Paul’s
Crimson
Printers Play Ball In August Tournament Held In Cincinnati
The seventh annual Union Printers National baseball league tournament will occur in Cincinnati from August 2 to August 9. Teams from New York Philadelphia Indianapolis Pittsburg Washington St Louis Boston Chicago Detroit St Paul Cleveland will compete plus a local team. August Herrmann president of the Cincinnati club has offered Redland Field for the event. The winning club receives the Herrmann trophy.
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National Baseball League
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Indianapolis
Pittsburg
Washington
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Detroit
St. Paul
Cleveland
August Herrmann
Cincinnati National League
Union
Redland Field
Herrmann Trophy
Dorchester Forms New Swimming Club for Greater Boston
In Dorchester a new swimming club will be formed at the Municipal Hall 5 Columbia Road to enter teams in upcoming Greater Boston events. Prominent locals including Edmund O Callaghan former captain at Boston Latin School Carl Cohan Mechanic Arts High School Darren Desmona and Bill Desmond signified their intention to join. Communications addressed to the manager Dorchester Swimming Club 500 Columbia.
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Municipal Onink
Columbia Road
Greater Boston
Edmund O'Callaghan
Boston Latin School
Carl Cohan
Mechanic Arts High School
Darren Desmona
Bill Desmond
Orchester Swimming Club
Colum
Winds of change shake New York Athletic Club leadership
The N Y A C faces a clash between old and new guards as Edi Benson is named to lead the upcoming national committee meeting while Bartow Weeks departs. The scene shifts to national boxing prospects at Mechanics Building and a looming stormy AAU meet with rising stars like McRea McCarthy Small and Rosenberger drawing attention.
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Edi Benson
Benson
Old Guard
Tim Looney
East Cambridge
Danny Morgan
Mechanics’ Building
Tve
Howard McRea
Pat McCarthy
Joe Small
Joe Stanton
Warren Burke
Questionable Lightweight Title Claims Mention Corbett
The piece notes YorSPORT as New England lightweight champion while Fan-Young Corbett is said to have never held the lightweight title. Some writers credit him with the bantam title, but he did not win it. Delmont says he has not retired from the game.
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New England
Young Corbett
Johnny Conlon
al Delmont
Weston’s Coast to Coast Walks Mark 1909 Feats
Edward Payson Weston walked Los Angeles to New York 3488 miles in 77 days not counting Sundays and San Francisco to New York 3895 miles in 105 days in 1909. He set fair time for a quarter mile around 55 seconds and the record is 47 seconds straightaway and 47.45 seconds turning.
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Weston
Los Aneles
New York City
San Francisco
New York
Johnny Evers
Braves
Bill Rariden
Feds
Indianapolis
Ted Meredith
Meredith
Mercersburg Acadmy
Tanney White
New England
Cambridge
W. J. Agnew
Harvard Street
Collins
Red Sox
Giants
Boston
Hall
Bedient
Jimmy Briggs
Chelsea
Hann Gives Trophy For Alertness
Charles Hann Jr a Harvard first baseman from the 1911 championship nine has donated a large silver cup for general alertness on the ball field to be awarded at season end to a player on Captain Wingate's 1914 Harvard nine.
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Charles Hann, Jr
Harvard
Wingate
Barrett Wendell Jr Cup Awarded for Diamond Alertness
Harvard establishes the Barrett Wendell Jr Cup to reward the player with the most points across first base arrivals, sacrifice hits, stolen bases, and runs scored. The award honors Barrett Wendell Jr, a four-year Harvard varsity player and 1914 donor Charles Hann Jr, with committee members including Dr. Nichols Frothingham Wendell and Coach Sexton approving the plan.
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Harvard Baseball Committee
FE. H. Nichols
Channing Frothingham
Barrett Wendell, Jr
Frank J. Sexton
Charles Hann, Jr
Wendell
Yale
Sexton
Brown
Carlo's Patriotic Help for Children Highlighted
Carlo assists children in celebrating with a display of patriotism as A. B. Frost showcases a great comic in the upcoming Sunday Post.
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Carlo
A. B. Frost
Manager Must Have Control
Christy Mathewson argues that a great manager is defined by the ability to control and steer men, not by playing prowess. He cites Connie Mack, George Stallings, and John McGraw as examples and notes the high difficulty of succeeding in the role. He also reflects on his own lack of desire to manage a big league club.
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George Stallings
McGraw
Giants
Cubs
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Joe
Tinker’s Reds
Harry Davis
Cleveland
Connie Mack
Davis
Stovall
Wilbert Robinson
Brooklyn
Robinson
Robbie
Marquard
Chicago
Rube
Wheeler Syndicate
Shafer Faces Touchard in Indoor Tennis Semi Finals
In New York at the Seventh Regiment Armory, Shafer advances to the semi final bracket after a semifinal qualifying round. G C Shafer and G F Touchard form the open bracket as Phillips Prentice Rosenbaum Lovibond Cragin win their singles bouts. Doubles see Behr Prentice and Grant Shafer triumph over Steinkamp Hartman.
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Seventh Regiment Armory
B. M. Phillips
Prentice
Harvard
Dr. W. Rosenbaum
J. S. Cusnman
A. M. Lovibond
A. S. Cragin
G.C. Shafer
Princeton-Columbia
Karl H. Pehr
Shafer
G. & Teeuchard
Behr
H. Parker
Dr. J. R. Mixsell
W. C. Grant
G. C. Shafer
H. Steinkamp
Hartman
Speedwell unveils six cylinder rotary valve car in delivery push
Curtis-Hawkins begins deliveries of the new six cylinder Speedwell model hailed by Paul Curtis as the most peculiar Speedwell yet. Charles Collard named New England manager for Vulcan-Baysmer with prior work at Goodyear and in New York Philadelphia markets. Buick’s John Johnson bowls high score amid snowbound golf, while weeds chains curb skids on bad roads. Boston Show stats by A French promise largest and finest exhibition of the year.
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Speedwell
Paul Curtis
Speedwell Company
Charles Collard
New England
Vul- Can-Beyssemer Company
Mr. Collard
New York
Philadelphia
Goodyear Company
New York City
John Johnson
Buick Company
Spring coats and suits trend in color rich spread
The Sunday Post showcases short coat styles for spring in a full color illustration. The feature highlights current fashion with vivid outfits and styling cues.
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