Red Sox Holdout List Shrinks With Bradley Signature
John S. Taylor and Patsy Donovan welcomed Hugh Bradley after he travelled from Worcester and signed for 1911. With Jake Stahl possibly away, Boston needs a new first baseman as Bradley joins the roster while NL offices show no new contracts returned.
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John S. Taylor
Boston Red Sox
Hugh Bradley
Worcester
Mr. Taylor
Patsy Donovan
Red Sox
Bradley
Jake Stahl
Bradley Seeks First Base Role on Worcester to Boston Transition
The article discusses Bradley’s move from Worcester to the Boston Americans and his candidacy for first base. It notes his prior position at Worcester, a brief switch to catcher on spring training, and a likely trial at first in California if Stahl is unavailable. It mentions Bradley’s poor batting average last season and cites opinions of John I and Patsy on his potential. It also covers McHale signing with the team and his recent weight and Boston visit.
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Bradley
Worcester
Boston Americans
Jake
Um- Bradley
Stahl
California
John I
Patsy
Hugh
Law Partner Seeks 10000 For Help In Nationals Purchase
William Hepburn Russell owner of the Boston Nationals faces a $10000 suit filed in the U S Circuit Court by Charles Stanton Hill. The two are law partners and the suit is described as friendly with a dispute over Hill's payment for assisting in negotiating the team purchase. Russell says they only differ on finance and expect the case to be dropped if they agree.
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Wiliam Hepburn Russell
Charles Stanton Hill
Hill
Law
Hil
Russell
Crimson
South Boston Athletic Club
Donovan
DeSelding
Merrihew
Foster
Ranney
Harvard
Yale
Kelley
Fernald
Herbert Jaques, Jr
Lawless
Mechanics
Warner
8.C. Simons
Dartmouth
Preble
Paul Withington
Viets
Everett
Burrage
Airship Fear, Trials Delay Auto Show Events
The era of airplanes replacing cars remains distant as risks keep amateurs from flying and several trials are postponed. Notable figures discuss pilot dangers, while Boston show organizers reschedule the truck run to better align with the upcoming automobile exhibition.
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Moisant
Hoxsey
R. L. Agassiz
Cc. F. Whitney
Boston Commercial Vehicle Association
New York
Boston
Madison Square Garden
Athletics Outfielder Oldring Visits Wilkesbarre
Rube Oldring of the world champion Athletics is in Wilkesbarre with his wife visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Geth and plans to stay until spring training. Oldring predicts another American League title for the Athletics and says they can beat the top National League club.
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Wilkesbarre
Rube Oldring
Champion Athletics
A. P. Geth
Athletics
Oldring
East Boston High Triumphs Over West Roxbury in Double Victory
East Boston High School defeated West Roxbury High 24 to 7 in the first game and 19 to 5 in the second. Captain Deacon Maguire scored seven baskets in the opener, with Frank O’Brien adding two. The home team displayed improved passing though they missed many shots, while West Roxbury’s Sheehan, Birmingham, and McDermott, Curran, Manley performed best for the losers. Attendance 400.
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East Boston High School
West Roxbury High
East Boston
Noddle Islanders
Boston
Deacon
Maguire
Frank O’brien
Noddlebacks
Sheehan
Birmingham
McDermott
Curran
Manley
Boston High
W. Rox
O’brien
Yale
Curran Maguire
McDermott Kelley
Lefevre Sheehan
West Roxbury
Maguire High
Kelley
O’ Brien
Charlestown High Defeats Roxbury In 19 8 Victory
Charlestown High beat Roxbury High 19 to 8 in a one sided game. Cummings OConnell and Hussey led Charlestown with multiple floor goals while Perry and Phinn top scored for Roxbury. Referee Sears and umpires Keen an timer Blazo officiated.
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Charlestown High
Roxbury High
Roxbury
Cummings
O’connell
Hussey
Charlestown
Perry
Phinn
R. F
McPherson
Eas Ap
R. B
Fratus Seuinady
Perry Camarrg
Dias
Loishheie
Schaeffer Scorre
Ee High
Floor Cummings
O'Connell
Perryr
Lim
Sears
Mr. Redding
Keenan
Blazo
Prominent Holdout Boys Buy Stamp for Mailing Contract
A handful of notable holdout boys have purchased the required stamp to mail the contract. They persistently return, signaling ongoing attempts or negotiations surrounding the agreement.
Reflective Phrase on White Hopes and Despair Past Recall
A compact meditation contrasts today’s white hopes with the despair of bygone days now beyond recall, suggesting a sober view of progress and memory in a historical frame.
Newton High Beats Winchester In First Team Basketball Game
Newton High won the first team game 30 to 21 at Winchester. The second team fell 15 to 12 in an overtime match. Cady starred with six floor baskets and ten free throws, while Lyons, Thompson and others contributed scoring for Newton. Attendance 300, referee Tuck.
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Newton High
Winchester
Newton
Cady
Hodgdon
Higi Cade
Pities
Coe
Ibs
Eee
HCAS
Gesmers Naahdy
Lee Ceckss
Ate
Donovan
Goddu Lyons
Ape Deesbancheet
Eas
Mociireod Daiger
Tesoka Ous
Verae Teeseee
Flinn Whitney
Thompson
Winchester High
Nash
Lyons
Martinson
Emery
Daiger
Tuck
Hyatt
Harris
Wheatley
Johnston
Rye Vadolesecaed
Onivars
TVON
Gardner
Dover
Mobbs
Farnsworth
Chivers
Wansker
Tutein
Blue
Quincy High Defeats Taunton High 27-19 in Afternoon Match
Quincy High beat Taunton High 27 to 19 yesterday afternoon at Quincey. The Chapman brothers starred with four goals each for Quincy while J Hall scored five for Taunton. Attendance was 150 as Manning and H Chapman led scorers for the visitors.
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Quincy High
Taunton High
Quincey
Chapman Brothers
J. Hall
Taunton Boys
Aaa
Manning
Shahi
Lockhart
H. Chapman
Anthony
Ea Nes
Irvin M. Chapman
R. B
H. Hal Harmop
Quincy
Taunton
Prout
M. Chapman
Tockhart
Lim
Bates
Hickey
Rice
Timer—Robinson
Pauxtis Seeks Wilkes-Barre Sale for Baseball Return
Simon Pauxtis former Penn football and baseball star writes to Garry Herrmann asking to be sold from Cincinnati to Wilkes-Barre for next season He has become a lawyer here and is building a law practice he does not want to neglect while pursuing baseball choices
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Wilkesbarre
Penn
Simon Pauxtis
University of Pennsylvania
Cincinnati Club
Garry Herrmann
National Baseball Commission Acts to Curb Draft Abuses
August Herrmann was re elected chairman of the National Baseball Commission and John E Bruce was re elected secretary. A new Rule 58 bars drafting abuses by major league clubs requiring a signed statement of sole ownership intent. Violations incur fines equal to the drafting price and possible forfeiture of draft money. offending players may become free agents with restrictions on future contracts.
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Cincinnati
August Herrmann
National Baseball Commission
John E. Bruce
St. Louis
National League
Thomas Lynch
John Heydler
Barney Dreyfus
Pittsburg
Ban B. Johnson
National Commission
Commission
Do Not Stand for Substitution Ky Taylor Whiskey
Local ad proclaims Ky Taylor Whiskey not to stand for substitution with a bold price of 1 dollar for a full quart. The note emphasizes value and a simple offer for whiskey buyers.
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Miller’s
Gamecock
Taylor
Harvard Track Team Candidates Meet Tonight in Union
Harvard announces its annual winter meeting for varsity and freshman track candidates. Captain Foster, Coaches Donovan and Quinn outline plans, with practice on the Soldiers Field board track and use of the baseball cage for field events and hurdlers.
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Harvard
Foster
Donovan
Quinn
Pooch Donovan
Soldiers’ Field
Bill Quinn
J. P. Long
J. K. Lewis
J. B. Cummings
Yale
R. B. Batchelder
P. H. Keays
R. P. Lewis
Sam Lawrence
Barker and
Reed
Holmer Wins Marathon in Record Time in Edinburgh
Hans Holmer an American wins the professional Marathon at Powder Hall Ground Edinburgh with a new record 2 hours 22 minutes 21 seconds. He passes Bouchard at mile 20 and finishes three quarters of a mile ahead of the French sprinter after leading from the 19th mile through the 26 miles and 885 yards.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
Hans Holmer
Powder Hall
Frésehman Bouchard
Wmer
Bouchard
Holmer
Ruhlin Attacked in Brooklyn Street Assault
Former heavyweight Gus Ruhlin known as the Akron Giant was struck by a club in Brooklyn outside his business door. He suffered a brain concussion and could not identify his attacker or explain the motive.
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New York
Gus Ruhlin
Akron
Brooklyn
Ruhlin
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