Evers Expected to Join Chicago Nationals Next Season
Johnny Evers, second baseman of the Boston Nationals, said to the Troy Record that he expects to play second base for the Chicago Nationals next season. A Chicago message from Joe Tinker tonight says Evers would be welcomed in Chicago.
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Troy
N. Y
Johnny Evers
Boston Nationals
Chicago Nationals
Troy Record
Joe Tinker
Chicago
Evers
Evers eyeing move to Chicago to revive Cubs infield return
The article reports Harry Evers expressing frustration with East league managers and hinting at a possible shift to Chicago if Tinker resumes shortstop duties with goal to rekindle the earlier pennant winning lineup. He says he will play every game if possible and is prepared to sacrifice personal ties for the league's good.
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Tinker
Shortstop
Evers
Gaffney
Boston
Haughton
National League
League
Chicago
Intercity B A A Boxing Bout Draws Strong Entries
The Boston Athletic Association hosts a big amateur boxing night at Mechanics' Building Monday Jan 17 with about 20 bouts. Top entries include Ben Bailey Pat Owens Dan Donovan Steve Pastenak Johnny Griffin Johnny O'Brien M Payne Harry Ginsburg and more plus an open 108 pound class and a growing 145 pound field featuring Connolly and Walker. Tickets available at 28 School Street Room 8 daily 10 am to 3 pm.
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Boston Athletic Association
Mechanics’ Building
Ben Bailey
Pat Owens
Cambridge
Bailey
Dan Donovan
Steve Pastenak
Salem
Johnny Griffin
Johnny O’brien
South Boston
M. Payne
Taunton
Harry Ginsburg
Connolly
Walker
Boston
George W. Brown
School Street
Amateur Athletic Union
Babe Ruth Signs with the Red Sox for Two Years
Babe Ruth has signed a two year contract with the Red Sox. The deal arrived at the team office yesterday, easing administration concerns. Ruth runs a Baltimore cafe and states business is very good. he expects to be in better form this spring than last year. Contracts for McNally and Shorten are pending arrival.
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Babe Ruth
Red Sox
Lannin
Babe
Baltimore
McNally and
Shorten
Brookline High Dominates Dorchester in Swim Meet
Brookline High swimmers defeated Dorchester High in a Curtis Hall Jamaica Plain dual meet. Leo Handy won the standout 254 yard dash in 51.5 seconds, setting a notable interscholastic mark for the yards.
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Brookline High
Dorchester High
Curtis Hall
Jamaica Plain
Leo Handy
Gaffney and Davis Divorced From Boston National Club Affairs
After extensive legal effort and long hours, yesterday afternoon the divorce of James E. Gaffney and Robert E. Davis from all ties to the Boston National League club was finalized.
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James E. Gaffney
Robert E. Davis
Boston National League Club
Boston club changes seal as new owners take control
Long delayed annual meeting formalizes transfer to Boston's new owners. Percy D. Haughton elected president Arthur C. Wise treasurer with directors deferred. Gaffney and Davis ousted from Boston National League Club ties. Braves Field lease transfer completed. Tedious six hour session at Wise's office ends with signatures on a forty page agreement.
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Percy D. Haughton
Arthur C. Wise
Haughton
Boston National League
Boston
Club
John C. Toole
Mr. Gaffney
National League
Fred R. Killeen
Boston Club
Samuel H. Pillsbury
Walter B. Hapgood
New Order
Messrs
Gaffney
Davis
Wise
Messrs. Gaffney
Boston National League Baseball Club
Mr. Wise
Braves Field
James KE. Gaffney
Robert CC
Fred Woodcock
George T. Stallings
Stallings
Headlight dimmer test at Massachusetts Automobile Club
Test of headlight dimmers scheduled for next Tuesday night at the Massachusetts Automobile Club. The Regal publicity man says Archimedes originated easy riding in automobiles and invented the cantilever spring. Edward Becker of Becker-Stutz Company is on a three week vacation in Cuba.
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Massachusetts Automobile Club
Archimedes
Edward Becker
Becker-Stutz Company
Cuba
Indoor Golf Tourney At Filene's Golf School
A strong field of golfers will compete in the open indoor tournament today at Filene's golf school. National championship players will face players of lesser note, though the gap will not alter the competition.
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Filene’s
Notable entrants loom for state golf title in Massachusetts
M J Brady the former Massachusetts open champion has entered with a potential appearance by Tom McNamara a former state titlist. Other entrants include George Bowden Jimmie Blair Frank McNamara Leon McDonald Ralph Thomas and Tom Fuller with more locals expected as the event approaches. Dick Kimball and Alex Campbell may also join the field indicating a strong turnout for the contest.
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M. J. Brady
Tom McNamara
Massachusetts
Florida
New York
George Bowden
Tedesco
Jimmie Blair
Commonwealth
Frank McNamara
Cohasset
Leon McDonald
Rockland
Ralph Thomas
Bramingham
Chris and
Lionel Calloway
Oakley
Tom Fuller
Hatherly
Charles Burgess
Woodland
Bert Nicol
Boston
Fred Rouse
Lexington
Carl Anderson
George Kerrigan
Dedham
Stanley Hern
Ben Knight
Burlington
Iowa
Dick Kimball
Michigan
Alex Campbell
Country Club
Brookline
Baltimore
Justice Weeks to Referee B A A Games
Justice Barton S Weeks of the New York Athletic Club will referee the 27th annual indoor games of the Boston Athletic Association at Mechanics Building on Saturday evening Feb 5. Members have seats. five seats per member. Remaining seats go on public sale Jan 31.
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Barton S. Weeks
New York Athletic Club
Boston Athletic Association
Mechanics
Rindge and Arena Settle Ticket Disposal Difference
The Arena management and Rindge Technical School resolved a ticket disposal dispute. Only one letter requesting ticket disposal was sent, and it was forwarded to Rindge school as other teams in the interscholastic league had no trouble disposing of their tickets.
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Rindge
Arena
Rindge Technical School
Rindge School
Azevedo to Arrive Tomorrow for Training Close to White Meet
Jose Azevedo will arrive in town tomorrow to finalize training ahead of his meeting with Charley White at the local club next Tuesday night. The arrival sets the stage for a promotional appearance and prep sessions before the bout.
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Jose Azevedo
Charley White
Harvard Princeton Lineup and Officials Listed
The note lists players for Harvard and Princeton with names such as Baker W Morgan Cushman Curtis Baldwin and Peacock captain. Referees Fred Rocque and W H Russell are named. Game time shows 20 minute halves.
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Harvard
Princeton
Baker
W. Morgan
Ew. Cushman
Harvard and Princeton clash for college hockey crown at Boston Arena
Promised returns of George Percy for Harvard and W Humphries for Princeton shape a potential title fight at the Boston Arena. Princeton holds a slight wing edge while Harvard leads in center, with defenses and goalies evenly strong across both sevens.
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George Percy
Harvard
W. Humphries
Princeton
Boston
Yale
Wylde
Ford
Grant Peacock
Tiger
Scheen
Laurie Curtis
Percy
Curtis
Cushman
Tiger Wings
Crimson
Doty
J. Humphries
Scully
Morgan
Harvey Cross Bout Pushed to Next Wednesday Night
The New York boxing match between Johnny Harvey and Leach Cross, delayed from the previous night due to Harvey’s injured hand, is rescheduled for next Wednesday night.
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New York
Johnny Harvey
Leach Cross
Harvey
New England Indoor Season Opener At Boston YMCA
The Boston YMCA hosts the indoor season opener bringing together local club school and unattached runners. Several New England and national champions are entered in open events with several attractive relays planned.
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New England
Boston Y. M. C. A
Boston Y M C A Faces B A A in Star-Studded Relay Battle
The Boston Y M C A with its fastest relay lineup takes on the B A A featuring Irving Howe W Lawrence Powell Percy Hardwick and Edward Balfe. Howe Caldwell Marling and Rose headline a strong field as records loom and several athletes push elite marks in multiple events.
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Boston Y. M. C. A
Irving T. Howe
W. Lawrence Powell
Percy Hardwick
Edward Balfe
Association
Rose
Meanix
Caldwell
Ryan
Irving Howe
Colby
Edward Dugger
Wenworth Marling
Huntington School
Bowdoin
Nat Sherman
Bill Meanix
Howe
Dave Caldwell
S. D. Rose
Madison Square Garden
Marling
Balfe
Joseph Cusick
Boston College High
Charles Ziegler
Henry Mahoney
Charley Morrill
Verder
Donnelly
Beck
Shumm
Simmons
Boston College
Johnny Losero
Barron
Tufts
Harold Weeks
F. M. Kingsbury
George French
Somerville High
Sewell
Playgrounds Status Report at Franklin Field and Nearby Areas
A partial bulletin lists multiple playgrounds across Franklin Field and adjacent locales with status indicators. Several sites like Jamaica Pond Columbus Ave Gibson St Neponset Randolph St William Eustis Strandway and Cottage St are marked Good while First St and others show Fair or similar readings.
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Norfolk St
Randolph St
William Eustis
Strandway
Brighton
Cottage St
First St
Looking Them Over With Billy Evans
A feature recalling Benny Kauff dubbed Ty Cobb of the Federal League after a stellar day. It recalls Ty Cobb facing Detroit and the Yankees, plus Billy Sullivan arguing left handers can hit southpaws with proper practice, and Doc Johnston's shifts against left-handed pitching.
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Ty Cobb
Benny Kauff
Kauff
Polo Grounds
Detroit
Yankees
Cobb
Tyrius
Billy Sullivan
Chicago Americans
Billy
Sully
Sullivan
Doc Johnston
Cleveland
Eddie Plank
Johnston
Plank
Doc White
Leonard
Boston
Luderus
Pittsburg
Fred Clarke
Pirates
Arlington Smothers Somerville Interscholastic Hockey Clash
Arlington High's fast, well drilled team defeated Somerville High 4 to 1 at the Boston Arena in a decisive Interscholastic league game yesterday afternoon.
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Arlington High
Somerville High
Boston Arena
Arlington Dominates Somerville in Lopsided Interscholastic Hockey
Arlington outplayed Somerville by more than three goals in a game marked by careless play. Reycroft stood out for Arlington while Somerville featured promising youngster Downing and a large, ineffective lineup as Arlington led 3 1 at half and finished with goals from Jost Reycroft Peabody Wilson.
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Somerville
Dickson
Reycroft
Careless
Jimmy Downing
Little Lad
Frank
McGuire
Senegren
Vinal
Downing Joke
Rockwell
Harding Reycroft
Wilson Robinson
O’donahue
Fowler Peabody
Burtnett Kirlin
Perry
Johnson Barry
English High Beats Stone 5 to 0 in Cold Franklin Field Hockey
English High School won 5 to 0 over Stone School in an 11th hour hockey match at Franklin Field yesterday afternoon. One 15 minute period was played due to cold, after a planned Medford game was canceled for ice. Scorers included Storey Daley O’Hare Ward with Field officials Maxey Cronin Sparks.
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English High
Stone School
Franklin Field
Medford High
Medford
English Higher School
Tully
Lavin
Morton
Knowles Storey
Focwss
Mayberry
Bards
Sas
Young Wee Ie
Brooks O'Hare
Lea Landy Des Mains
Perry
Dees
McDonald
Peace
Woodward
Storey
Daley
O'Hare
Ward
Maxey
Cronin
Timer—Sparks
Lincoln Hockey Club Beats Concord Junction in Opener
Lincoln Hockey Club defeated Concord Junction 5 to 1 at Warner's Pond Concord Junction yesterday afternoon. Captain Eddie Boyce led Lincoln with four goals as Junc’s lone scorer was J Giles. Referee Walcott and umpires Pickard Russell supervised the match played in 25 minute periods.
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Lincoln Hockey Club
Concord
Eddie’’ Boyce
Concord Junction
Warner's Pond
Eee
H. C
Gums
Delaney
Kennedy Boyce
R. R. Hewitt
Jensen
Altea
Atao Ories
E P
C. Hewitt
Eis
Eis Wla Din Kak
Marrs Mpn
Wen Ee Ae al
Stoneham High Defeats Malden High 3 1 In Hockey
On Buckmans Pond Stoneham High hockey seven beat Malden High 3 to 1 in a fast game. Scorers were O Toole McGuire Finnegan and Fish with Bates refereeing and Kerwin umpiring before about 100 attendees.
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Buckman'’s
Stoneham
Stoneham High Hockey Seven
Malden High
Stoneham High
Malden
Paougon
Wood
Sargent Diogo
Lowry Weotan
Miller
Sale
Jones Miblugwr
Bhis Nes
Uciuin Anes
Lovell
O'Toole
McGuire
Finnegan
Fish
Bates
Kerwin
Timor—Sargent
Cores
Spring Schedule for Cubs Announced by Chicago Nationals
Chicago announces the Cubs spring itinerary departing March 30 from Tampa training quarters. April 1 to 11 feature stops in New Orleans, Cleveland, Shreveport, Little Rock, Memphis, and Louisville, with pre season games against the Philadelphia Nationals in Tampa and St. Petersburg.
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Chicago
Chicago Nationals
Tampa
Fla
New Orleans
Cleveland
Shreveport
Little Rock
Memphis
Louisville
Tvouksville
Cubs
Philadelphia Nationals
St. Petersburg
Fila
Baked Dutbury Clams a la Max in Hotel Avery
A local eatery offers baked Dutbury clams a la Max at Hotel Avery. The dish features sea flavors and a chef’s signature technique, drawing diners to the historic lodging.
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Hotel
Avery
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Hapgood
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Justice Weeks
Charles E. Parker
Shating Bulletin
Billy Evans
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