Carrigan Re-signs With Red Sox for 1910 Season
Bill Carrigan will remain with the Boston Red Sox after finalizing his 1910 contract. The Lewiston native had balked at terms but accepted a reasonable offer, ensuring his stick will bolster the lineup while critics note his potential to move higher in the batting order.
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Carrigan
Red Sox
Bill Carrigan
Detroit
Husky Red Sox
Boston
Taylor
Donovan
Lewiston
Bill
Niles
McConnell
Fred Lake
Dovey
South End
Dove
Boston Boxing Club Opens with Ten Rounder Features
At Keany square near North Station the Ameri can A C opens tonight with a ten round bout Mellody of Charlestown versus Kyle Whitney of California weighing 145 pounds. The bill includes Teddy Murphy and Frank Maloney and notes strong training by both Mellody and Whitney. Smithy mentions Jimmy Walsh and Al Delmont could beat McGovern and O Leary, with Baldwin and Treshler in sparring plans for March. Vernon Austin arrives as Canada middleweight prospect challenging Sullivan. Matty Baldwin eyes March bout with the Englishman.
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Mellody
Charlestown
Kyle Whitney
California
Keany Square
North Station
Alec Maclean
Svith Dave Deshler
Matty Baldwin
Whitney
Armory Club
Jig Stone
Dorando
North End
Teddy Murphy
Frank Maloney
Tad
New York Journal
New York
Phil McGovern
Young Leary
Bert Keyes
Tommy Murphy
Willie Lewis
Sailor Burke
Jim Stewart
Boston
Jimmy Walsh
al Delmont
McGovern
O’leary
Dave Treshler
Keyes
Murphy
Bill McKinnon
Bill
Lewis
Jack
Armory A. A
Vernon Austin
Canada
Dan Sullivan
Vernon
Billy Rhodes
Billy Papke
Joe Walcott
Terry Martin
Rhodes
Austin
Kansas
Local boxing notes bid for six round Nelson clash and more
Promoters in Pittsburg pool $6000 to back a Madole versus Nelson six round bout while Frankie Madole after beating Grover Hayes and others draws praise as a Frank Erne type. Kid Shea from Augusta is noted as a strong puncher as Frank Klaus and Jack Sullivan eye a top local contest. Young Limerick eyes 115 to 118 pound fights under manager Frank H Leonard of Haverhill.
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Austin
Frankie Maddle
Pittsburg
Nelson
Madole
Grover Hayes
Philadelphia
Eddie Walsh
New York
Joe Theel
Tommy Carey
Frank Erne
Kid Shea
South Boston
Augusta
Frank Klaus
Jack
William A. Brady
Jeffries
Johnson
Brady
Jeff
Frank H. Leonard
Haverhill
Limerick
Henry Myers
Pat Moore
Mack Releases Ten Players Including Rube Vickers
Connie Mack, manager of the Philadelphia American League team, released ten players. Only pitcher Rube Vickers had previously appeared for Philadelphia, with his release sold to the Baltimore club of the Eastern League.
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MACK
Rube Vickers
Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Vickers
Baltimore
Fred Eames Faces George Carter in 60-Block Match
Fred Eames, fresh from clinching the three cushion title from Alfredo De Oro, meets George Carter of the B A A in a 60 block challenge at the Imperial billiard rooms tonight. The match pairs two leading players in a test of endurance and precision.
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Fred Eames
Alfredo de Oro
Imperial Billiard Rooms
George Carter
Former Dove Is Wedded Former Dove Is Wed
A New York wedding reports Miss Marion McManus Todd, longtime telephone operator at the Lyceum Theatre, marrying baseball star George Browne after a courtship begun at ballparks. The ceremony at St. Raymond's Church in Westchester Village followed a Florida honeymoon. Browne, 1905 Giants alumnus, played 103 games last season with 107 hits and a .272 average. The town celebrated with rice and church bells.
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Ira Todd
Frisby Street
Westchester Village
Dan Frohman
George Browne
Marion McManus Todd
Ball Park
St. Raymond’s Church
Father McKenna
Miss Todd
Browne
Florida
Mr. Browne
Washington
Giants
Athletics
McGraw
Boston Nationals
Chicago
Murphy
Joe Cantillon
Angelus
St. Raymond's
Mollie Timmins
Henry Hubner
Daniel Frohman
Boxing Draw Delights Unity Club Crowd
Five hundred members of the Unity Club witnessed a boxing exhibition in Lawrence on January 13. Principal bout ended in a draw between Kid Clarke of the city and Fighting Tommy Bergin of Lewiston, Maine, drawing general approval.
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Lawrence
Unity Club
Kid Clarke
Tommy Bergin
Lewiston
Polo Results From Taunton Fall River Waterbury
Polo results show Taunton 8 over Pawtucket 5, Fall River 11 over Brockton 4, and Waterbury 11 over Worcester 7.
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Taunton
Pawtucket
Fall River
Brockton
Waterbury
Worcester
Baseball spikes kept in use by American League leaders
Chicago January 13. B B Johnson president of the American League and Charles A Comiskey president of the Chicago Americans announce after a conference today that old fashioned baseball spikes will be retained. They say they inspected several devices intended to substitute spikes but found none satisfactory.
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Chicago
B. B. Johnson
Charles A. Comiskey
Chicago Americans
Johnson
Dooin and Charlie Deot to Appear at Keith's Playhouse
Charlie Deot catcher and new manager of the Philadelphia Nationals will appear at Keith's next week. He has a vaudeville background and fans will likely flock to see the auburn haired performer at the local playhouse.
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Charlie Deot
Philadelphia Nationals
Keith
Charlie
Fire Insurance League At Adams Square Alleys
The league standings and team totals are listed for the Adams Square alleys event. Paite, A. Brown, and Mercantile figures show top scores with multiple entries, while employers and Reed & Duncan appear among the competing teams with notable totals.
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Adams Square
T 2
Paite 60
Os Co
Aia Ate’s
Brown
Soa Sseee
Mercantile
Bowdoin Square
M. Howes
C. Brigham Co
Bicknell & Fuller
Old-Time Pug Benefit Draws Crowd in Lewiston
Boxing exhibition at City Hall Lewiston staged by the Armory Athletic Club for Dick O'Brien former English champion who is ill and destitute. Eight bouts featured local fighters with Jack White drawing Cambridge and Kid Pantz meeting Lewiston rivals. The event raised a large sum for O'Brien.
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Lewiston
Armory Athletic Club
City Hall
Dick O’brien
England
Frank Craig
Harlem
Jack White
Cambridge
Mass
George Phalen
Kid Pantz
Hallowell
Gus Larrabee
O’brien
Dusky Champ Not So Much at Harvard Strength Test
Heavyweight champion Jack Johnson visited Harvard and took strength tests at Hemenway gym under Dr. Dudley A. Sargent. He scored only 88 points, far below crew and football candidates who exceed 800 under similar conditions. Veterans like 1S.H. Leslie and Chun have posted far higher figures, suggesting Johnson lacked specific training and familiarity with the events.
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Jack Johnson
Harvard
Dudley A. Sargent
Hemenway Gymnasium
van Wyck
Johnson
H. Leslie
Chun
Knack
New York Will Awards Beckoning Bequest to Black Friend
In Can Bet On Artha New York a New York negro James Edward Johnson faces a $30,000 windfall from Bridget Torpy a white cook who died recently The surrogate upheld her will contest by relatives and ruled Johnson sound minded granting him the entire estate with $16 500 cash The bequest honors Johnson for befriending the deceased
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New York
James Edward Johnson
Bridget Torpy
Bridget
Johnson
Sudbury Bowling Alley Scores and Narrow Company Listings
At Sudbury alleys Badas 8 and Totals Merry Bowlers posted scores 888 412 392 and 1192 contact numbers 412 392 and 1192. Boston Wall Paper House lists 369 415 882 and 1164 while Am Net and Twine shows 482 381 426 1241. Coleman and Keunting posted 887 359 880 and 1126.
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Sudbury
Badas
Boston Wall Paper House
Net & Twine
Coleman & Keunting
Roxbury Athletics at Maplewood in key clash tonight
Roxbury Athletics travel to Maplewood to face the fast Ontario Canoe Club in a rare meeting of teams with only one defeat this season. The game promises a fast, exciting showdown as both sides seek to stay near the top.
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Roxbury Athletics
Maplewood
Ontario Canoe Club
Pocket Time Savers Hand Books Promote Free Exhibit
The International Correspondence Schools offer pocket hand books for Electrical Workers Building Trades Machinists Plumbers and Fitters Office Workers at 50 cents cloth or $1.00 leather binding this week to advertise a free exhibit at 9 Boylston Street Boston.
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International Correspondence Schools
Boylston Street
Boston
Back Bay Open Air Skating Club Opens Jan 14
The Back Bay Open Air Skating Club will open its rink on Huntington avenue opposite the new Art Museum for evening sessions only. A grand carnival will inaugurate the opening evening season on Friday evening Jan 14.
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Back Bay
West End House Basketball Without Scheduled Game Tomorrow
West End House basketball team has no game scheduled for tomorrow night. Address Manager Mendelsohn at West End House.
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West End
Mendelsohn
A. A. A. Five Bowl Leads Gilt Edge Bowling With 2822
A. A. A. Five Bowl 2822 topped the Gilt Edge league as the high team roller. They defeated Central in two of three games. Commercial and Arlington Boat with Newtowne also challenged Dudley in similar fashion.
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Central
Commercial
Arlington Boat
Newtowne
Dudley
Roper Chosen Athletic Director at Princeton
Princeton New Jersey January measures appoint William M. Roper as athletic director with general supervision over sports. He will also serve as head football coach next season after coaching the 1906 1907 and 1908 teams. A new department of physical education will oversee training and athletics under faculty and trustees.
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Princeton
N. J
Princeton University
William M. Roper
Roper
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