Post Representatives Accompany Both Baseball Teams to Training Camps
Paul H. Shannon, Post baseball editor, leads Red Sox advance to Hot Springs to cover world champions and Pirates Reds and stars as they train before camps. Sam Carrick, Post statistician, departs with Braves for Athens camp and will report onManager Stallings progress until April 17.
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the Post
Red Sox
Hot Springs
Pittsburg Pirates
Reds
Arkansas Health
Mr. Shannon
Sam Carrick
The
Braves
Athens
Carrick
Boston
Stallings
Eorgia
Hubs Ball Teams Leave for South
The Red Sox advance party departs on a morning train headed south. Leslie Nunamaker Official Photographer Gus Williams and Generalissimo Joseph Quirk lead four newspaper men from Boston with Bill Carrigan to join in Albany and Buck O'Brien possibly at Worcester.
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Boston
Red Sox
Leslie Nunamaker
Gus Williams
Joseph Quirk
Bill Carrigan
Albany
Buck O’brien
Worcester
Buck signs contract as Red Sox plan Spring Training trip
Buck returns yesterday in good health after a conference with President McAleer and signs a contract. Sickness may delay his departure for Hot Springs, but he aims to report once the physician approves. O'Brien signs for Boston leaving one unsigned, while Ray Collins' absence worries McAleer. Sunny Jim expects Vermont ace to arrive before the final contingent leaves for Hot Springs. Braves head to Athens March 8 with a large delegation including seven players and four Boston papers. Meado ws Haddock Ga hosts workouts as Stallings shapes a 1913 squad for a favorable spring.
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McAleer
Hot Springs
O’brien
Red Sox
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Springs
Braves
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George Tyler
Fred Mitchell
John Bjorkland
Dorchester
James Neary
Henry Blood
Jack Williams
Boston
Somerset
New York
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Cecil Thompson
Cy Seymour
Athens
Washington
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McKechnie
Schultz
Meadows
Haddock
Hub Perdue
Moonlit Gallatin
Stallings
the Meadows
Atlanta
Augusta
Charlotte
Richmond
Baltimore
Boxing and wrestling card tops today sports slate
Johnny Dundee faces Charley White and Young Shugrue meets Young Brown with Phil Cross opposing Young Jack O'Brien in New York while Gilbert Gallant meets George Alger in Lowell. Harvard rival Yale in New Haven wrestling. Eastern Dog Club finals cap Mechanics Building show.
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Charley White
Young Shugrue
Young Brown
Phil Cross
Jack O'Brien
New York
Gilbert Gallant
George Alger
Lowell
Cobb Holds Hard Bargain as Crawford May Sit Bench
Gulfport Mississippi February 27 Manager Jennings said he lost interest in Sam Crawford sticking to his holdout and even if he reports he may receive a similar bench role to Charlie Schmidt after his 1909 holdout. Powell and Schaller impress. Cobb’s terms are still unfixed but expected to be settled with Navin soon.
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Sam Crawford
Sam
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Kansas City
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St. Joseph
Crawford
Hughie
Walter Schaller
Hastle
Cobb
Mr. Navin
St John Skater Defeats Bobby M Lean in Mile Race
Hilton Belyea of St John defeated Bobby McLean, the champion, in a mile match race at the Maritime championship meet in St John New Brunswick. The time was 2 minutes 6? seconds, with McLean finishing several yards back. Merritt, the Boston champion, competed in several events but did not place.
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Bobby M'Lean
N. B
Hilton Belyea
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McLean
Merritt
Boston
College Boys Versus Minor Leaguers in Giants Camp
Manager John J. McGraw compares college recruits to minor leaguers in spring training. He notes college players often push to lead, while some show eagerness without respect. Cy Forsythe is highlighted as a fresh but well meaning recruit whose appetite and overconfidence stand out during a Dallas hotel dinner scene.
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Cy” Forsythe
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Ty’' Cobb
Boston Mechchanics' Building Hosts Premier Auto Show
One week from tomorrow night the top auto show in the United States will open in Mechanics' building. President Day Baker of the Electric Motor Car Club of Boston led a strong meeting at the Lombardy Inn. Reports from committees point to a big year for electric vehicles. Boston lawmakers may avoid Beacon Hill as New York dealers run special trains to Albany for pending legislation. F W Wilkening of the Boston Motor Parts Company will feature at the show. William R MecCulla joins Packard as assistant research engineer, with a background dating to 1889 in Ireland and experience with Mercedes Renault Napier and Rolls Royce. He specializes in carburetion for experimental Packard work.
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Mechanics’ Building
Day Baker
Electric Motor Car Club of
Boston
Lombardy Inn
New York
Albany
Beacon Hill
F. W. Wilkening
Motor Parts Company
Columbus Avenue
William R. MecCulla
Packard Motor Car Company
MecCulla
Ireland
Mercedes
Renault
Napier
Rolls Royce
Packard Company
Lexington and Hudson to Play Undisputed Reprisal Game
Lexington High School hockey coach George Mitchie announced a rematch with Hudson High School this afternoon at Spy Pond or the Reservoir to settle a disputed goal call. Hudson contested a goal the umpire said did not cross the line while the referee ruled it legal, prompting the scheduled game.
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George Mitchie
Lexington High School
Hudson High School
Spy Pond
Reservoir
Lexington High
Hudson
Harvard Freshmen High Jump Coach Appointed
Will Coach Jumpers W L Allen of the Harvard track team has been appointed coach of the high jumpers among the freshmen of the college.
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W. L. Allen
Harvard
Connie Mack arrives with 30 Phillies in San Antonio
Connie Mack and 30 Philadelphia American League players arrive in San Antonio on February 2. The notes also mention a future matchup between Milwaukee’s Bob Moha and Cincinnati’s Harry Wuest scheduled for a few weeks hence.
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San Antonio
Texas
Connie Mack
Philadelphia
Bob Moha
Milwaukee
Harry Wuest
Cincinnati
Window displays point to upcoming spring tailors sale
The shop touts new spring fabrics blue serges wools worsteds and cheviots in various weights and patterns. Windows feature garments and dummies to illustrate current styles and the advertisement urges customers to buy now before prices rise after next week with suits starting around 12.75 and one dollar extra for extra pants. It promises 1000 styles from high priced tailors stock and invites buyers to place spring orders under union conditions.
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