Dovey Releases Veteran Thomas as Becket Outfield Changes Loom
Boston Red Sox manager Fred Lake plans a revamped outfield for 1910 with Becker likely holding center, Beaumont needing improved form, and St Seymour and other candidates considered. Roy Thomas receives an unconditional release signaling end of his major league run. Chesbro to be returned to the Highlanders as Red Sox bow out of Southern trip plans.
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John Dovey
St. Louis
Kelley
Dove
Roy Thomas
Fred Lake
McGraw
New York
Becker
Thomas
Boston
Lake
Beaumont
Centre Garden
Ginger
Doves
St Seymour
Boston National
Providence
Boston American League
Tieinie Wagner
New Rochelle
Wagner
Ambie McConnell
Jack Chesbro
Red Sox
Hot Springs
Chesbro
Highlanders
Donovan
Stallings
Fred Dake
Fred
Giants
Jack Johnson Bares Courtroom Irony In Motoring Beefs
Jack Johnson, famed boxer and self proclaimed motorist, was arrested at the Hotel Upton on a default warrant for overspeeding on Columbus avenue in 1907 and driving unlicensed cars. He posted a $100 bond for today’s court appearance. The story notes his dismissive quip about the arrest and a humorous aside about an East African princess seeking a marriage.
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Jack Johnson
Johnson
Jack
Hotel Upton
Columbus Avenue
East Dedham Street
New York
Elmoran
Joe Gans
Joe
Charley Tinghes
Africa
Charley
Doves and McGraw Cancel Deal Talks In Unclear Meeting
Manager McGraw said he and Manager Lake of the Doves could not reach an agreement. Await Lake's response to learn the next steps in the stalled business discussion.
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McGraw
Lake
The
Doves
No Permit Denied for Tex Rickard Bout in San Francisco
John Hergel chairman of the police committee of the new Board of Supervisors announced he would not grant a permit for the Jeffries Johnson fight unless the match is directed by a local man.
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San Francisco
John Hergel
New Board of Supervisors
Young Mitchell
Jeffries-Johnson
Brae-Burn Hockey Schedule Chains Evening Ice Dates
Brae-Burn Country Club lays out a dense winter slate for its outdoor rink with league games and multiple tests against Dartmouth Technology Andover Providence Hockey Club Wanderers Crescents and other top clubs. The program runs January 14 through February 11 with two Brae-Burn teams facing off in various league clashes and exhibitions.
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Boston
Greater Boston
Brae-Burn Country Club
Dartmouth, Technology
Andover
Providence Hockey Club
Wanderers
The
Crescents
Brae-Burn
Brae- Burn
Technology
Brae
Brookline Hockey Club
Arlington Boat Club
Dartmouth
Open New England Bowling Tournament Planned in Boston
An open five man two man and individual event tournament for New England bowlers is planned in Boston the week of February 21 on public alleys to be chosen. Entry fees are two dollars per man per event with trophies funded from remaining fees. Communications should be sent to Harry B Center or Charles M Goulding to gauge entries.
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Big Pins
New England
Boston
Boston City Association
Harry B. Center
Boston Post
Charles M. Goulding
Commercial League
Frieze stencil design and embroidered collarette feature in next Sunday's Post
The next Sunday's issue offers a pretty stencil design for a frieze to brighten a room and a brass candle shade project. It also includes a attractive embroidered collarette pattern for readers seeking decorative home touches.
Gentleman Jim Returns to Boxing Role as Jeffries Coach
James J. Corbett, once wary of the ring, resumes active boxing duties by offering to train James J. Jeffries for the forthcoming match with Jack Johnson. Corbett trains daily in Philadelphia, preparing his wind and muscles for leadership of Jeffries camp, including腹 strengthening exercises with a 40 pound sand bag harness.
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James J. Corbett
Corbett
James J
John L. Sullivan
Spotight
Jeffries
Johnson
Jeff
Philadelphia
Rindge Triumphs Over Andover 7 0 in Hockey Blowout
The Rindge M. T. 8S. of Cambridge crushed Andover 7 to 0 at Andover's new rink. Captain Fitz opened scoring early, with Hubbard Green and Webb adding goals. Five more goals followed in the second period as Rindge dominated with speed and team play.
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Andover
Rindge M. T
Cambridge
Rindge
Fitz
Webb
Cis Iis
Reynolds Anggieon
Bins
Deccavevces
Wheeler
Fritz
Hubbard
Green
Martin
Andover Opens Season with 33 5 Victory Over Tufts Second
Andover defeats Tufts Second 33 to 5 in the season opener. The Andover squad dominated with fast passing and accurate shooting while Tufts struggled to find the basket. Refereed by J. S. Reilly of Andover with timekeeper Couch of Tufts. 20 minute halves.
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Andover
Tufts
Collegians
Brown
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Heath
Carter Tipana
R. G
Merrill Weihemorr
Elms
J. S. Reilly
Couch
Schoolboy athletes listed as track hopefuls across several schools
Bennie Osthues named Medford High track coach and expects 20 reporters this afternoon at the Lawrence Light Guards armory. Harvard runners Herbert Jacques and Reggie Vester coach over 30 Irvington street oval candidates. Somerville High elects Charlie Dickerman captain on third ballot. Brookline High captain Franz Niccolls barred from Cornell freshman crew. Boston Latin and English High track relays trials set at the B A A board track tomorrow. Everest High forms committee to coordinate dual track meet with Chelsea High with Charles Brickley John Leighton and Harry Archibald in charge.
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Bennie Osthues
Medford
Lawrence Light Guards
Archie Sibley
Volkmann
Irvington Street
Herbert Jacques
Reggie Vester
Harvard
South Boston A. C
Everest High School Athletic Committee
Chelsea High School
Charles Brickley
John Leighton
Harry Archibald
Baldwin and Moran to duel in Armory bout in Boston
English lightweight Owen Moran and Matty Baldwin of Charlestown are matched for a 12 round bout at the Armory A. A. next Tuesday week. Moran aims at Battling Nelson, Baldwin is a Nelson challenger, and the card includes other matches amid growing Boston boxing activity.
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Owen Moran
Matty Baldwin
Charlestown
Armory A. A
Johnny Mooney
Moran
Baldwin
Matty
Boston
Armory Club
America
Battling Nelson
Nelson
Armory
Duffey Columns on Intercollegiate Sports Predictions
Arthur Duffey writes in the Post of Pennsylvania about upcoming intercollegiate contests. He teases strong performances for the Red and Blue versus Princeton in relay events at the B A A meet and hints at confident predictions for the season.
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Pennsylvania
Mike
Fox
Princeton
Ketchel Willing to Fight Burns in Sydney Match
Melbourne January 12 Stan Ketchel cabled promoter Hugh McIntosh that he is willing to meet Tommy Burns. The bout likely will be arranged for Sydney near Easter with Bob Fitzsimmons training Ketchel.
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Sam Langford
Pittsburg
Jim Flynn
Los Angeles
Jack Burns
Gunboat Smith
Langford
Melbourne
Australia
Stanley Ketchel
Hugh McIntosh
Tommy Burns
Sydney
Bob Fitzsimmons
Ketchel
Boston College High Sets February Dual With English High
Boston College High will host a February dual meet with English High School. James McCarthy coaches the James Street track squad.
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Boston College High
James Street School
James McCarthy
$10,000 Auto Trophy Exhibition Tour Begins
The $10,000 Atlanta gold trophy and winning Rainier car begin a national tour. After exhibiting in Rainier’s New York showroom, driver Louis Disbrow will drive the car to Boston for display at the New England Motor Vehicle Company on Boylston Street.
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Atlanta
Rainier Motor Company
Rainier
Sixty-fourth Street
Broadway
New York
Louis Disbrow
Boston
New England Motor Vehicle Company
Boylston Street
Dartmouth Coach Outlines His Policy
Hanover N H January 12 Harry Hillman, new Dartmouth track coach, discussed plans with Graduate Manager Graves and met returning runners. He will allow outdoor competition within college limits, with a relay against Technology at the B A A games.
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Hanover
N. H
Harry Hillman
Dartmouth
Graves
Hillman
Where to buy George Orton's running book and stride guidance
The letter replies no definite stride length can be stated and advises natural stride. It denies pushing off a start, recommends running on the ball of the foot, and notes no source about TI securing Orton's book. The rest covers cribbage runs, bowling, and trainer queries with brief historical responses.
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George Orton
KE. J. Casey
Dorchester
J. R. Andover
B. A
George Brown
Tommy Quill
Brockton
Young Loughrey
Boston
Loughrey
Quill
Philadelphia
Joy Miller Missing After Repudiated Football Captain Charge
Joy Miller has been missing since January 4 after leaving Detroit to respond to charges tied to his repudiated captaincy. His father, James G. Miller, says criticism and football injuries may have unsettled him temporarily.
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Detroit
Joy Miller
Ann Arbor
James G. Miller
Nuf Ced McGreevey Juggles Bowls Before Baseball Return
Nuf Ced McGreevey hands out prizes to eager bowlers at his Columbus avenue alleys and has temporarily left baseball. He plans to resume spring action and face his familiar needles upon return.
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Nuf Ced
McGreevey
Columbus Avenue
Pirates Owner Bans Winter Basketball Stirring Ques
Barney Dreyfuss orders the Pirates to skip basketball in winter provoking dissent among players who see others allowed to play and object to losing earnings. The dispute centers on unequal treatment and financial impact on the crew.
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Barney Dreyfuss
Pocket Time Savers advertise I C S hand books
An advertisement touts Pocket Time Savers hand books from the International Correspondence Schools. Titles cover Electrical Workers Building Trades Machinists Plumbers and Fitters and Office Workers with pages ranges and illustrated formats. Sale price this week is 50 cents cloth and $1.00 leather binding at 9 Boylston Street Boston.
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International Correspondence Schools
Boylston Street
Boston
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