Donlin Poised to Lead Phillies as New Owner Seeks Change
In 1913 era speculation, Mike Donlin is seen as the potential manager and drawing card for Philadelphia under new ownership led by W. H. Locke. Donlin, previously with Pirates, is praised as a leader, coach, and hitter, while owners weigh a shift to boost attendance and team success amid high holdout talks from fellow stars.
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Mike” Donlin
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Mike
Phillies
Dreyfuss
Donlin
W. H. Locke
Quakers
Locke
Doom
Magee
Sherwood
Mr. Finneran
New York
Athletics
Carey
Pirates
McAleer Keeps Boston Red Sox Plans for Next Season
President James R. McAleer says he will stand pat on the club’s direction and Boston park prices. He cites high salaries for modern baseball, remains confident in players like Gardner Yerkes Hooper Speaker and Wagner, and plans to stay in Boston until March before Hot Springs deployment.
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James R. McAleer
Boston
Red Sox
Hot Springs
McAleer
Fitzgerald
Fenway Park
Huntington Avenue
Mack
McGraw
Stahl
Gardner
Yerkes
Hooper
Speaker
Wagner
Heinie Wagner
Baseball Men Meet Today in Cincinnati
The National Baseball Commission opens its annual meeting in Cincinnati at 10 tomorrow morning. No major case stands out, with August Herrmann as chairman and John E. Bruce as secretary expected to be re elected, and officers to be chosen for the next year. The commission includes Ban Johnson of the American League and Thomas J. Lynch of the National League.
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Cincinnati
National Baseball Commission
August Herrmann
John E. Bruce
Herrmann
Ban B. Johnson
The
American League
Thomas J. Lynch
National League
Mr. Bruce
Runners Out at Harvard Track Practice Begins
Track practice starts today at Harvard with Coach Pooch Donovan leading the varsity and freshmen on Holmes Field for the first workout of the season. Emphasis on relay events, preparing for Yale in the 780-yard relay and Princeton in the 390-yard race at the B A A meet in February.
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Harvard
Pooch
Track at Holmes field Matches Boston Athletic size
The Holmes field track matches the Boston Athletic Association in length with 13 laps to the mile. A wind storm ripped one side from its moorings and workers rush to finish repairs for the 4 PM first practice. Harvard fields strong sprint and relay talent returning from last year and freshables with strong marks.
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Association for the Relief of Proofreaders Admits Zbyszko Nickname
The group concedes that Zbyszko is a suitable diminutive for a Polish wrestling figure's real name and allows it to stand to avoid broader conflicts.
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Association For the Relief of Proofreaders
Zbyszko
The Lowly Browns Train Ground Choice in Fund Plans
The Browns weigh options for a training ground as they consider risks to the family fortune while evaluating potential sites near the White Hopey era. Local observers note the move reflects a cautious approach to financing and development for the St. Louis Browne team segments.
Harvard to Clash with Ottawa University in Boston Arena
Harvard hockey opens season against Ottawa University at the Boston Arena tonight a 8:15 PM start. The Crimson led by Coach Ralph Winsor seeks victory after defeating Exeter and Technology and faces an Ottawa seven eager to rebound after losses to McGill and the B A A.
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Princeton to build 50 000 seat Tiger Stadium
Princeton announces practical certainty of a new athletic stadium for the Princeton Athletic Association. The steel concrete oval near University Field will cost about 300000 dollars and seat over 50000, with 100000 already raised from alumni and supporters.
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Dean McClenahan
Board of Athletic Control
Tigers
University Field
Harvard
Automobilist Group Meeting and Local Vehicle Upgrades
The New England section of the Electric Vehicle Association of America and the Electric Motor Car Club of Boston plan a joint meeting at the Thorndike Hotel Friday at 8. Arthur Williams will address topics of current interest. Malden commissions a new White fire truck with electric starter and center control. Chalmers Motor Company announces a third manufacturing building in Detroit. The Massachusetts State Automobile Association schedules its annual banquet at the Hotel Somerset with multiple dignitaries including Laurens Enos and W. Parker attending.
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Boston
Thorndike
Ime
Arthur Williams
New York
Electric Vehicle Association of America
Malden
Mountain Avenue
Chalmers Motor Company of
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Somerset
Lewis R. Speare
Laurens Enos
George C. Diehl
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A G. Batchelder
W. D. Lohier
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W. D. Parker
Maine Automobile “Association
McGoorty Accepts Offer to Fight Gibsonson Next
Eddie McGoorty accepted promoter Jim Col from San Francisco to meet Mike Gibsonson in Washington's Birthday bout. McGoorty will begin after completing three engagements in New York and Philadelphia.
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Chicago
Eddie
McGoorty
Jim
Col
Froth
San Francisco
Mike
Gibbonson
Washington
West
New York
Philadelphia
Melrose High Stuns Arlington In High School Hockey
In a Friday arena match Melrose High, once seen as the underdog with only two returning players, held Arlington High to a gallant stand. Arlington, the preseason favorite, suffered a hard blow as Melrose battled to prevent a win.
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Melrose High Contender Emerges With New Players
Melrose High shows promise as a championship contender with five new players. A shift of Sterling to rover and coach Wanamaker’s guidance boost efficiency. The week features many scheduled games including Newton High vs Malden High at Brae Burn and Arlington vs Cambridge Latin at Arlington.
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Manager Saves Money in Boston Auto Parade
The Lew Fields all star Hanky Panky troupe traveled from Providence to Boston in 68 touring cars for a wager tied to the Luther McCarty Al Palzer bout. Edward L. Bloom backed Palzer, Harry Cooper backed MecWharty, and Hugh Cameron suggested the losers cover transport costs. Cooper claimed an ace saved nine cents per capita, avoiding rail fares.
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Harry Cooper
Hugh Cameron
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Soakes the merry holdout I de 0 000 beans act
A garbled line suggests a phrase about someone claiming money or beans, but the text is unreadable and lacks clear context or identifiable people or organizations to summarize.
Bowling Records of Week Shows League Totals and Peaks
The column lists top performances across leagues including City League Newton league and Amateur Boston Pin League. It notes highest team three string totals 2859 for Arlington Boat Club and 233 by Brooks of Newton league, plus high individual three and single string totals across multiple clubs.
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Skates Mile in 3 05 as McLean Wins Trophy
Robert McLean the international amateur champion won the Nestor Johnson trophy with a mile time of 3 05. He also took the half mile in 1 25 3-5. Ill with scarlet fever weeks earlier, he skated today against medical advice after a ten day layoff.
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Nestor Johnson
Mclean
St. Leo Soccer Team Beats Howard Bullough Eleven 6 to 1
St. Louis report says the St. Leo soccer team defeated the Howard Bullough eleven of Pawtucket 6 to 1 today due to superior team work.
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Rajah Bregnaban Resolution Sparks $20,000 Push
The text reflects a fragmented historical note mentioning Rajah Bregnaban and a New Year barrier, ending with a $20,000 figure. The readable portions imply a fundraising or action reaching twenty thousand, but the full context is unclear.
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