Farrell Signs to Manage Highlanders for Three Years
Chicago January 9 The question looms over the American league how far will it go to back a winner with Frank Chance at the helm for three seasons. The former Cub leader has signed to manage the New York Highlanders a club that has long struggled and finished last in 1912.
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Yankees Seek Chance Control Amid Fleet-Baseball Moves
The article outlines owner Frank Farrell pushing to land Chance and bolster his roster with major league caliber players. It notes potential trades involving Larry Lajoie and others, the role of Davis with the Athletics, and the broader tensions between club owners and players over salaries and contracts as the season nears.
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Davis Returns to Athletics as Scout and Coach
Harry Davis, former Athletics captain and last season’s Cleveland manager, rejoins Connie Mack in Philadelphia. He is expected to handle scouting duties and coach players for the club.
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Red Sox Face Slower Signings for 1913 Season
Only a few players have signed for the 1913 Red Sox and no long term contracts exist. President McAleer must secure most of the club before the season begins.
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The Old Order Changed by W L Dougherty
Feature on Frank Chance becoming manager of the New York Highlanders with a salary and profit share around 120000 over three years. The poem with references to J P Morgan John D Rockefeller and other financiers discusses Wall Street power shifts and downsizing famous names in finance.
Pohler Sets New World Bowling Record in City Championship
Paul Pohler of Boston won the national bowling title at the Col iseum Alleys by 1161 to 1083 over Harry Hines in the second half of their two man match. Pohler also raised the world 10 string record by 26 pins from 1135. The 20 string match totals were Pohler 2190 to Hines 2078.
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Harvard sympathy for Yale on Lefty Flynn expulsion
Harvard undergraduates especially athletes mourn Yale’s expulsion of Lefty Flynn for marrying chorus girl Rena Leary. The prevailing view among Harvard students is that Yale authorities should not have expelled him.
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Rise of Lefty Flynn and Brickley in 1911 Yale Harvard clash
The 1911 freshman tales of Lefty Flynn at Yale and Charles Brickley at Harvard mirrored each other as both broke into varsity play amid crowd boastings. Flynn dazzled with long punts and steady gains while Brickley met expectations, earning respect as a sportsman in a fiercely watched showdown.
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Snowbound freighters and harbor actions at Boston wharves
Snow and ice cover five arriving vessels as they discharge fares at the wharf. Captains report a loss at sea and crews from Swell and Foam narrate a gale incident. Sugar cargoes, halibut trips, and harbor repairs follow amid insurance and ballast news.
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Shipping News Jan 10 Mini Almanac and Arrivals
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Lefty Brickley Seen As Favorite In Harvard Grid
The passage notes Lefty Brickley, a strong player admired by undergraduates and Harvard men, with Brickley and Flynn described as close personal friends from their summer camp in New Hampshire before their reputations rose.
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Harvard Rules Clash With Yale In College Life Details
The text notes a deep friendship between two rivals now separated by expulsion from Yale. It explains Harvard eligibility allows marriage during college with money and parental consent, and permits married students to play on Harvard teams if maintaining good studies.
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Two Blue and Blue.track athletes ruled ineligible
Two members of last year’s English High School track team are declared ineligible for the Blue and Blue this year. Ben Bik ofsky, a sprinter, is over age, and Randolph, a distance man, is a post graduate.
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