Magnates Clash Over 1910 Baseball Schedules and Trades
The spring schedule talks wrap up with American league optimism in Chicago as they prepare for 1910. National league factions remain divided after a bitter New York convention, trades stall, and key players like Kenetchy, Zimmerman, and Davy Shean figure in tense negotiations. Boston, Brooklyn, St. Louis, and Philadelphia appear set for a tight race, while Dovey’s prospects hinge on new additions and youngsters.
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Fred Beck
Moran
Sharpe
Pittsburg
Hearing On Sunday Baseball Bill In State House
Lawmakers in Massachusetts debate the Sunday baseball bill drawn by Representative Mellen of Worcester. The hearing at the State House will consider licenses to permit amateur and professional games on the first day of the week. Supporters expect a lively clash with clergy and opponents advocating stricter Sunday observance, a notable legislative scene anticipated in the press.
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Parent Has A Chance With White Sox After Peak Form
Chicago on February 20 Freddie Parent may win a regular job with the White Sox if he bats as in his prime. Manager Hugh Duffy says the veteran is far from through and still a factor in the club’s plans.
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Week of school basketball games listed by day
A schedule of interschool basketball games includes Monday matchups English High versus High School of Commerce and Andover versus Dartmouth freshmen in Hanover, followed by a full weekday slate and weekend games featuring Roxbury, Dorchester, West Roxbury, Reading, Melrose, Winthrop, and others across communities.
Sweeney Signs On as Boston Shortstop Prospect
William J. Sweeney the shortstop signed by the Boston National League club. Manager Lake expresses satisfaction based on reports from managers scouts and players that he will fill the role well this year. He previously played third base and moved to shortstop last year, where he improved and performed capably.
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Wilson confident of beating Wolgast
Battling Nelson expresses strong confidence to defeat Ad Wolgast and negotiates terms for a 45 round match with Cyclone Johnny Thompson's promoters. He compares Wolgast to past champions and vows to press the challenge ahead of Decoration Day weekend.
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School Hockey Schedule This Week
Monday Melrose High versus Dorchester High at Franklin Field Milton Academy hosts Milton. Tuesday Arlington High faces Boston Latin at Arlington Malden High meets Medford High at Medford Wednesday English High versus Boston Latin at Franklin Field Somerville High plays Arlington at Arlington Thursday Melrose High hosts Malden High Dorchester High meets Cambridge Latin at Franklin Field Friday English High versus Melrose High at undecided Medford High versus Newton High at Medford Saturday Malden High versus Rindge at Malden.
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Medford High
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Melrose
Cambridge Latin
Newton High
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Southboro
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Milton
Somerville
Medford Boat Club
Rindge Manual Training School
Latin School
Indoor baseball looms as possible substitute for basketball
Edward J. O'Brien notes talk of replacing basketball with indoor baseball as interest wanes. New York high schools have formed 21 teams with a busy schedule using public gyms and armories. In Boston, access is uneven as several schools lack suitable gym space, though municipal and shared facilities are used. Dorchester High leads in the league with Commerce High, while South Boston and Fenway schools show tied results in early play.
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Paris Street
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High School of Commerce
Dorchester High
Roxbury High
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West Roxbury
Mechanic Arts High
South Boston
South Boston High
Commerce High
Fenway School
Charlestown High
State basketball playoffs narrow to four high schools
Westfield, Somerville, Winchester and Winthrop lead in the Eastern Massachusetts chase with Westfield favoring the western champ. Somerville and Winthrop loom as strong rivals, Winchester shown best against Somerville and Winthrop, while severe and Newton miss the cut. ice hockey faced a cold week as warm weather softened the ice and halted play.
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Somerville High
Winchester High
Winthrop High
Westfield
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Newton High
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Allen
Winchester
Somerville
Winthrop
Basketball Rivals Play For State Title
Tomorrow afternoon at Institute Tall East Cambridge, the Newport Naval Reserves and the Cambridge White Sox clash to decide the New England basketball championship. Newport keeps its old lineup with Harvey and Roche at forwards, McMahon at centre, and Dunn and Shea at guards. Cambridge fields Desmond and Corbett at forwards, Coady and Doran at backs, with Lacasse and Healy alternating at centre. Start time listed as 3 nom.
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New Bicycle Track Circuit Forming in the East
John Chapman of Atlanta has leased the Revere oval and will run a regular bicycle track circuit across Clifton Vailsburg New Haven Providence and Revere under his management. Opening race is Patriot's Day at Revere with rebanking and a new grandstand planned. Chapman brings European sprint and paced riders and has long been tied to Boston cycling.
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Nig Clarke Likely Out of Naps Lineup This Year
Cleveland February 20. Nig Clarke failed to report to Deacon McGuire for the southern trip, causing belief he will not be in the Naps lineup this season. Local fans expect a sale to Detroit any day.
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Pocket Time Savers Hand Books Offer Quick Reference
The International Correspondence Schools advertise pocket time saver hand books for electrical workers building trades machinists plumbers and fitters office workers. Each occupation book provides pages of data formulas and illustrations with pocket size indexed for instant lookup. Regular price 1.50 sale 0.50 cloth 1.00 leather binding to promote a free exhibit at 9 Boylston Street Boston.
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Pirates President Seeks Shorter Baseball Season
Pittsburg February 20 Barney Dreyfuss president of the world champions the Pirates argues the National League should end the season earlier than October 16 to protect the world series he says jealousy and post season value drive the push for a sooner finish he predicts public pressure will force a pre winter finish and cites cold weather last year during Pirates versus Tigers games
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Boxing match card with Abe Attell and others listed by city
A dense schedule lists daily boxing bouts across cities including Troy New York Los Angeles London Sheffield and more. Notable matches feature Abe Attell against Harry Forbes Frank Conley against Monte Attell and Sam Langford against Nay Dewey. The fragmentary list outlines multiple venues and pairings for Monday Tuesday Thursday Munday and Saturday dates.
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Jeney Smith
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Ene
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Ray Bronson
Max Landy
al Limerick
Billy Nixon
Jerry Miskell
Ralph Tickle
George Alger
Armory A. A
Monte Attell
Frank Conley
Los Angeles
Billy Shevlin
Tommy Bergen
Lawrence
Dick Hyland
Grover Hayes
New Orleans
Sam Langford
Nay Dewey
Cheyenne
Wyo
Tom Sawyer
Jim Carr
Portland
Joe Steger
Bill Donovan
Wilmington
Del
Mike Glover
Johnny Dohan
Jimmy Wabish
Johnny Kilbane
Pittsburg
Frankie Neil
Young Dysonna
Monk the Newsboy
Lymannsville
R. I
Dick Nelson
Kid Wighe
Scranton
Penn
Munday
Stanley Ketchel
Tony Caponi
Memphis
Pat Moore
Boyo Driscoll
Young Limerick
Gus Larrabee
Lewiston
Dave Deshler
Krank Picato
Jerry Bell
Danny Murphy
Wickham Sets New 50 Yard World Record in Sydney
Aleck Wickham of Sydney swam 50 yards in 283-5 seconds to set a new world record, surpassing his previous best of 243-5 seconds for the straightaway distance. The feat reinforces Wickham as a premier sprint swimmer in the era.
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