Powers Again Minor League President
New York Jan 9 Chick Stahl defends Collins heart in play. Stahl says Collins will work as hard as he did for him and will do best for the team after a Chicago meeting. John I Taylor will go to Boston from Chicago to outline season plans.
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Chick Stahl
Collins
Chicago
Chick
Stahl
John I. Taylor
Boston
Taylor
Gus Moran
van Sant
St. Paul
Binghamton
New York State
Leroy Witherup
Uniontown
Penn
George B. Dovey
Catcher Brown
Brown
Albert Strobel
Dorchester
Joe Bean
Cambridge
Joe Cantillon
Washington
Jersey City
Bean
Charley Schaefer
Richmond
Ralph Reeves
Lynn
Schaefer
Reeves
Minor league magnates rearrange unsigned contracts and power shifts
The day-long session saw Pat Powers re-elected president for four years as officers and board members were confirmed. Umpires will sign contracts and face reserve clauses, while transfers between leagues require Secretary Farrell's consent. Several players' moves were announced, and organizers pledged fair salaries amid a busy adjournment.
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Nationals
Locke
Pittsburg
Boston
Fred Clarke
Pat Powers
Board of Arbitration
Messrs
Murnane
Bert
O'Rourke
O’brien
Shirley
Lucas
Sexton
Farrell
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American Association
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Western League
Topeka
Western Association
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Tebeau
Rolley
Lawrence
Dillon
Montreal
Kittredge
Ihit
Tred Doe
Ashenback
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Lennon
Pat Carney
Victoria Hotel
Colonel Thayer Sells Noted Stallion Baron Wilkes
Col John Thayer sold the famed stallion Baron Wilkes 2 18 to E Knell of Carthage Mo, ending Maplehurst Farm as a breeding operation. Thayer began breeding 17 years ago, keeping Baron Wilkes as his top sire with multiple 2 minute and faster lineages and Futurity winners. Dusty Miller remains as brood mare in foal to Baron Wilkes, connected to Moth Miller and Moopia in the farm’s final inventory.
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John
Thayer
Baron Wilkes
E. Knell
Carthage
Maplehurst Farm
Col
Ralph Wilkes
George Wilkes
Belle Patchen
Bumps
Rubinstein
Rachel
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Centrific
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Nydia Wilkes
Baron Rogers
Baron D
Red Silk
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Tereno
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Siliko
Kentucky
the Bandsman
Grace Bond
Cotillion
Baron Dillon
George A. Fuller
Dillon Boy
Baron Oaks
Oakley D
Baronial
Baranmore
Peter Sterling
Ed Custer
Readville
Welly
Maplhehurst Farm
Dusty Miller
Moth Miller
Moopia
English High fives easy win over Dorchester High
English High School defeated Dorchester High 27 to 8 as Cronin Welliher and Lally led scoring with O'Hern and Hoernle contributing on fouls. The second team followed with a 12 to 10 victory over Dorchester, in front of about 500 fans.
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Cronin
Kelliher
Lally
O’hern
English High
Dorchester Nigh
Pops Peace
Keenan
Sullivan Talig
Lo Foci
Cce
Hoernle
Dorchester High
Welliher
O'Hern
Coville
Daly
Delaney
Riley
Teferee—Reed
Snyder
Gibbs
Watt
Brookline Boys Threaten War Over Training Hall
Brookline High track team clashes with Newton High over drill hall use. After initial agreement for two to three weekly sessions, Brookline says it will skip the preparatory league meet if Newton limits them to one day or less.
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Brookline High
Newton High School
Brookline
Newton High Drill Hall
Dedham High Elects Ice Hockey and Track Team Leaders
Dedham High School elected officers for the ice hockey team with John R. Pratt as captain and Stanley Gifford as manager. Forwards include Dad Rogers Frank Geis Becker Lambert Williams Waldo Cheney Martin Carney Robert Boyd and Pratt. Gifford will play point with Waldo Hodgdon at cover point and Frank Harris as goalie. The relay team named Martin A. Carney captain and Stanley Gifford manager. Carney and Robert St B Boyd return from last year. The track team aims to score at the schoolboys meet in Mechanics Hall Boston led by Carney in the 40 yard dash and Harris Eastman as distance men. Dad Rogers excels in pole vault and high jump. Pratt competes in the 600 and 40. Gifford in the 40. Boyd in the 600. Carney in the 300 and 40.
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John R. Pratt
Stanley Gifford
Dad”’ Rogers
Frank Geisbecker
Lambert Williams
Waldo Cheney
Martin Carney
Robert Boyd
Pratt
Gifford
Waldo Hodgdon
Frank Harris
Shine
Gannett
Anson Smith
Corbett
R. Harris
Shaughnessey
Gus Rogers
Martin A. Carney
Carney
Robert St. B. Boyd
Gus” Rogers
Mechanics’ Hall
Boston
Dedham High
Harris
Eastman
O'Connell
Dad’ Rogers
John Pratt
Boyd
Testimonial Tendered to Delmont by North End Club
Albert Delmont, a prominent figure in sports, received a testimonial from the North End 8S and A Club in Roughan Hall Charlestown. About 700 attended including Senator Dixon ex Senator Henry S Fitzgerald and North Wind Common Council members. The event featured a grand march led by Michael Crisafi and Miss Vlora Gabrino with 20 couples dancing late.
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North End 8S. & A
Roughan Hall
Charlestown
Senator Dixon
Henry S. Fitzgerald
Common Council
North Wind
Michael Crisafi
Vlora Gabrino
A. Nazzaro
Diplomats to Attend Seventh Auto Show Opening in New York
A special committee plans the presence of high level diplomats at the Madison Square Garden opening of the seventh national automobile show. Bar on Edmondo des Planches leads the Italian embassy delegation with Count Nant Mocenigo and Ravailol. Attaches from Britain, Germany, France, Austria Hungary, Brazil, Russia and Mexico will also attend. A special train is arranged and officials will escort the guests from Washington.
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Washington
New York
Madison Square Garden
Marcus Y. Brock
Association of Licensed Automobile Manufacturers
Brock
Great Britain
Baron von Sternberg
Italy
Count Nant-Mocenigo
Ravailoll
Austria-Hungary
Ladislaus Hegelmulle von Hengervar
Frances M. Des Portes de
M. L. Ricoy
Landa Berriozabel
Somerset Dominates Carruth in City League Showdown
In a clash of top standings Carruth led the league while Somerset won all three games by wide margins, finishing with a team total of 1516 and a 546 single. Gill of Somerset topped the night with 327, and Heintz of Boylston had the high single at 123. Other results: Murray & Irwin swept Adams Square, Boylston took two of three from Elite, Rexford two of three from McCarthy, and New Roxbury defeated Webster two of three.
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Somerset
Gill of
Heintz
Boylston
Murray & Irwin
Adams Square
Elite
Rexford
McCarthy
New Roxbury
Webster
Marketmen league matches roll on Adams Square
Three Marketmen league matches were played on Adams Square alleys last evening. Sterling defeated J. I. Clark in straight games, Hollis beat Whittaker two to one, and Burbank Vanley won two to one over Batchelder Snyder. Forrester of Sterling posted the high three-string total with 325. Final scores list Sterling 1576, Pee Bi Fitzgerald 99 95 91, J. Currie 83 TO 77 Benson 8&84 Forrester 103 104 118 Cheurrie 92 ST 105.
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Adams Square
Sterling
J. I. Clark
Hollis
Whittaker
Burbank
Bowling Craze Dims After Near-Record Night
A local bowling chat recalls Warren Brown once obsessed with the sport. He aimed to beat Chuck Connors's 358 in the New Century league, needing nine pins in the final box when a ceiling beam fell, knocking him unconscious and delaying his record bid.
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Chester Carruth
Dick Rouse
Bill Binns
Carruth
Warren Brown
Warren
Chuck Connors
Jefferson
Chuck
Odd Fellows League Scores On Brunswick Alleys
In the Odd Fellows League at Brunswick alleys Siloum posted the high score and swept two of three against Commercial. Mt Pleasant won two of three from Paul Revere while Cambridge took three straight from America. Neptune also won two of three against Bethesda. Maxwell of Siloam tied for high roller with a 500.
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Brunswick
Siloum
Commercial
Mt. Pleasant
Paul Revere
Cambridge
America
Neptune
Bethesda
Maxwell
Siloam
Canoeists Take Daily Spins On The Charles
Dedham reports January canoeing on the Charles River has become a novelty with paddlers seizing the chance. Fred Brodbeck, renowned canoe racer and coach, joined in, noting the river conditions recall 1897 when canoeing occurred in all twelve months.
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Dedham
Charles River
Fred Brodbeck
Harvard Edges Tufts In Narrow Gym Victory
Harvard defeated Tufts 15 to 14 in Hemenway gym in a tense finish. Amberg led Harvard with timely second half shots while Dwelley starred for Tufts, as a late foul attempt barely prevented a tie.
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Tufts
Hemenway
Medford
Amberg
Crimson
Currie
Dwelley
Murphy Easily Defeats Corbett in Six Round Philly Bout
Frank Murphy dominated Young Corbett over six rounds at the National A C in Philadelphia. Murphy won five rounds and evened the sixth, delivering sharp rights to the jaw as Corbett wore a battered face from head to lip injuries. The semi windup saw Frank Paul defeat Tommy O Keefe in six rounds.
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Penn
Tommy Murphy
Young Corbett
National A
Corbett
Murphy
Frank Paul
New York
Tommy O’keefe
Gossip of the boxers in Lowell and surrounding clubs
Prospect for Billy Clinton of Lowell against George Murray of Lynn tonight hooks readers. Mornings in Lowell tout Clinton as a top featherweight. Murray is famed as a skilled rival. Also listed are preliminaries featuring Mahan vs Murray and Brown vs Lynch, with O'Brien vs Wright in the semi. Hawthorne Club hosts amateur sparring Jan 17 for 105 115 125 lb classes. entries due Jan 15.
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Spindle City A. C
Lowell
Billy Clinton
George Murray
Lynn
Clinton
New England
Rouse O'Brien
Murray
Jimmy Mahan
Young Murray
Tom Brown
Tyngsboro
Kid Lynch
Fred O’brien
Kid Wright
Boston
Hawthorne Club
Charlestown
D. W. Gillette
Tom McCarey
al Kauffman
Los Angeles
Jack O'Brien
Jimmy
George “Silerwill
Kalamazoo
Be BEIGE BALLE DEY SAYS? Parry spurns boxing offer for Jeffries
A Chicago track captain Ed Parry rejects a $20,000 six month offer to train and fight Jim Jeffries. He asserts he will not consider becoming a professional pugilist. The note adds humorous items about Wenny Berger and other sports odds and ends.
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Ed Parry
University of Chicago
Chicago
San Francisco
Parry
Jim Jeffries
Melrose Seven Defeats Wakefield in Hockey Match
Melrose High School defeated Wakefield High 2 to 1 on Lake Quannapowitt in a close contest. Scorers were Atwood Jones and Coombs for Melrose with strong efforts from Meloney Mansfield for Wakefield. ref Bean, umpires Low and Putnam. Time set for 15-minute periods.
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Bean
Low
Putnam
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