Lobert and McGraw Rivalry Shapes Giants Baseball Talk
Arthur Duffy notes Hans Lobert of the Phillies impresses at third base while Johnny McGraws exchange sparks debate. The column also covers Shugrues fee to Cross, New York swimming rulings, BA A and NAC rivalries, and mentions Oscar Hedlund as a top New England mile contender with noted races against Abel Kiviat.
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Boston in door track options and shoe advice
Fan asks for an indoor track in Boston for mile training with evening availability and whether to use rubber soled or spiked shoes. Recommends starting with rubber soled and shifting to spikes later. Mentions Columbus Avenue outdoor track or municipal gyms as potential venues and directs a letter to John J. McGraw at New York National League Baseball Club.
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Pres Lannin on Job Till Spring
President Joe Lannin signals he will remain active with the Red Sox through spring. In Boston he dismisses rumors he plans to sell Lewiston franchise, calling them unfounded while pledging continued work with Carrigan. Tickets for the Winter League banquet announce turkey lines linked to George Stallings.
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Baseball shuffle delays New York club sale plans
President Lannin says the sale of the New York American League club remains unsettled with hurdles over the Kingsbridge grounds title and completion of Frank Farrell’s exit. He notes Heinie Wagner will stay as assistant coach while Bill Carrigan leads the team, and discusses potential player movements involving Rehy, Pipp, High, Berger, Kuhn and others amid possible 22-man rosters.
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Arlington to Play Newton High Today
Arlington High and Newton High meet at Boston Arena in the Interscholastic League series their first league game of the year.
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Arlington Cancelled Game Prompts New Matchup
Arlington High cancelled its January 12 hockey game with Huntington High for unknown reasons. Huntington will instead face Mechanic Arts High in a rescheduled matchup.
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Carrigan Remarries in Boston at St. Thomas Rectory
Last evening at 7 o'clock in Jamaica Plain William F. Carrigan manager of the Boston Red Sox wed Beulah Bartlett of Lewiston Maine in Roman Catholic rites performed by Rev. James P. Sherry at St. Thomas rectory.
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Red Sox Leader Seeks Dispensation Then Marries
On arriving in the city Friday afternoon the Red Sox leader sought a church dispensation through Monsignor Edward J. Moriarty and last evening Mr and Mrs Carrigan were united in marriage under Roman Catholic rites. The couple married in Lewiston Maine by the bride’s pastor but wished to be remarried by the local church.
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Carrigan Wedding Quiet Affair in Boston
The ceremony was a quiet event witnessed only by Secretary Eddie Riley of the Red Sox who acted as best man and Miss Anna L Cahill sister of Bill Cahill a well known baseball enthusiast and life long friend of the Boston manager Mr and Mrs Carrigan will reside at Arborway Court Jamaica Plain.
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Amateurs Put Out of Quincy Ring in Special Bout
In Quincy on January 5 Amateurs Al Davie of Brighton and Harry Carlson of Brockton were disqualified after attempting to deceive Referee Norton in a special bout. The match was ruled a no contest, with about 15 open bouts held and finals listing Manley Cambridge over Merchall Quincy in the 110 pound class Barsella Quincy over Vatsan Brighton in the 120 pound class Parsons Fast Boston over Bell Boston in the 140 pound class.
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Triangular League Track Meet Set for Feb 15
Private School Triangular league decided to hold track events on February 15 at Roxbury Latin School and field events the next day at Volkmann School gym. The programme swapped high for low hurdles as the sole change.
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Scanlan Named Captain of Somerville High Grid Team
At a candidates meeting Somerville High School elected John Scanlan as captain for the 1915 football team. Scanlan, noted halfback from last season, played on both football and baseball squads and has one year left before graduation.
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Harvard and Queen's Seven Set for Boston Arena Clash
Harvard hosts intercollegiate Canadian champions Queen's University Kingston Ontario at the Boston Arena tonight in a rugged hockey matchup. Queen's, coming off a stronger season with wins over Toronto University and McGill, faces a Harvard squad coached by Winsor with Bob Phillips back in the lineup. Referees are Dr George W Tingley and Queen's Phillips.
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Lobert Signs Three Year Pact With Giants
Hans Lobert, ex-Phillies third baseman, signed a three-year contract with the New York Giants of the National League. He arrived in a trade yesterday that sent Stock, Demaree, Adams and cash to the other club.
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