Baseball Commission to Set New Rules This Week
The National Baseball Commission meets in Cincinnati to adopt rules on commercialism and barnstorming. It will review player salaries off season and justify revenue sharing while limiting post season tours and adjusting local and world series policies.
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Ray Collins Looks Ahead to Baseball Training
Ray Collins the Red Sox pitcher, wintering in Burlington Vermont writes of harsh Vermont weather with subzero snaps. He plans to join spring training in California with fellow players and Taylor, noting the long cold season and upcoming travel.
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Green Mountain
Hyde Park Builds Premier Field After Undefeated Season
Hyde Park residents move to enclose a premier baseball and athletic field following a dominant 1910s season. The team won the Norfolk County League title, beat Readville on July 4 in 11 innings for a $75 purse, and went undefeated from June 2 to season end, aiming to rival New England semi pro teams.
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Readville
Bettors Scatter Bets on Giants Win Pen Nation
Fans place early wagers with a Cincinnati fan betting $50 against $200 that the Giants win the pennant. The bettor emphasizes no stake on the Reds.
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Giants
Reds
McFarland Alleges Attell Won by Rough Means
McFarland claims Attell crawled out of their match, a remark viewed as biased and sensational. The snarl over sports conduct hints at deeper tensions between the two rivals and their camps.
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Attell
Harvard Plans Two Ice Games At The Arena This Week
Harvard hosts two home ice games this week with Dartmouth Tech on Tuesday night and Springfield Training School on Wednesday. The Boston Canadian visitors McGill and St Michael’s of Toronto loom as major tests, while Yale faces Cornell in Chicago and Princeton battles Columbia in New York.
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Billy Sullivan Grand Old Veteran at Opening Season
Billy Sullivan of Chicago is described as the only catcher in the American league with continuous service since 1902 as the 1911 season opens. The 1902 catching cohort included Sullivan Bemis and Criger with Criger recently shifting teams and Bemis released to Columbus.
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Annual Ball of Jeffries Point R A at Lyceum Hall
The Jeffries Point Rowing Association hosts its annual ball in Lyceum Hall East Boston this evening to celebrate the 1910 season. The senior four oared crew won first place in both the Fourth of July and Columbus Day regattas. President A W Larson and Miss Florence Treadwell will lead the grand march.
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Poehler's Pets to Bowl at East Boston Clubrooms
Poehler's Pets, the crack candle pin bowling team of Boston, will be entertained by the Fast Boston Catholic Literary Association at the clubrooms in East Boston on Wednesday of this week. The Poehler's Pets lineup includes Poehler, Taylor, Walsh, Martell and Brown as they challenge a picked association team.
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Players face pay cut moving from major leagues to bush circuits
Tion players who have been drawing 3500 to 4000 a year will hate to work in the bush circuits for from 1600 to 1800. Not only does the drop to leagues of lower classification touch their pocketbook, but it pricks their pride.
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Hogan progress hinges on patient coaching for San Francisco
The text urges a cautious development path for Hogan, suggesting one more round before rapid advancement. It notes a manager should be wise, with a year of experience needed before challenging headliners. The emphasis is on steady growth and careful scheduling.
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San Francisco
Basketball Games Wanted for Various Weight Classes
Advertisements seek basketball games for 100 to 105 pound and 110 pound teams, home and away preferences. Contact W E McArthur in North Harvard Street Gehan Wood A Ward 7 or Providence Troop of Cavalry for matches with Massachusetts National Guard teams and Brookline Y M A with a fast statewide team.
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Judge's Whiskey Judgment Sees Kentucky Taylor Quotation
A local note reports a saying about whiskey naming Kentucky and Taylor with a reference to one full quart. The item reads like a concise street corner quotation captured in a brief transcription.
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Abe Attell Tops 1910 Pugilists In Fights And Wins
Abe Attell led featherweights in 1910 with eighteen fights and no defeats. He scored five knockouts and won or boxed to a draw in the remaining thirteen. Owen Moran followed with fourteen contests and mixed results. Langford fought eleven times with seven knockouts while Johnny Conlon had ten. a tabulated wrap accompanies the figures.
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Naps Hope For First Division Next Season
Charles Somers president of the Cleveland club expresses optimism for a first division berth next season. He notes a strong roster, the unpredictable baseball game, and cites past trades as lessons about value and fan reactions. Spring plans for Alexandria and training camp details are outlined with note of Cy Young and Sean Gregg.
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Eddie Phelps Canned By Critics Over Collision Aversion
A St. Louis critic says Eddie Phelps was released and not picked up by any major league club due to his reluctance to collide with base-runners. The catcher and hitter is praised for skill but avoided spikes when runners slide home.
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Ty Cobb Dominates Russell Ford in Thundering Hit Display
Ty Cobb battered Russell Ford with ease as the famed slugger hit for a .560 percentage. Joe Lajoie also excelled against Ford, showcasing strong hitting against the pitcher.
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McGraw Name Rumor Ties Cubs to White Sox Recruit
John McGraw could add a third base coverage for the Chicago White Sox with Leo McGraw a Cleveland native and former Memphis catcher now joining Chicago as an infielder.
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Chicago White Sox
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Cleveland
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Glaze Sold by Indianapolis to Montreal in Eastern League Trade
Veteran pitcher Ralph Glaze formerly with the Red Sox has been sold by Indianapolis to Montreal of the Eastern League. The move links Glaze with the Montreal club as part of a league roster reshuffle.
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