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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1912

Page

13

Burchell Becomes Magnate of Syracuse Baseball Club

Syracuse N Y January 18 Lefty Burchell former Red Sox pitcher now owns Syracuse State League franchise after months of talks The sale ends decades long involvement of George N Kuntzsch and T C Griffin Burchell plans pennant winning team and may relocate Montreal players plus secure a new ballpark in a central site Jordan N Y resident seeks Montreal release

Syracuse N. Y Burchell Red Sox George N. Kuntzsch T. C Griffin Montreal Jordan

National League approves contracts and releases in new motion

New York January 18 President Lynch announces contracts with Brooklyn players including Dahlen Barger Daubert and Wheat and with Philadelphia players Killifer Masters Rasmussen Brinker Katz Brennan Coiter. Releases list includes Brooklyn to Springfield Philadelphia to Minneapolis and others under waiver or league rules.

National League New York President Lynch National League Today Brooklyn William F. Dahlen E. B. Barger R. J. Coulson Jacob E. Daubert W. S. Davidson Ross E. Erwin R. S. Higgins J. E. Hummel Otto Miller Hubbard Northen Patrick E Gene-Rucker Wilburt Schardt M. R. Stark Bert Cincinnati Fort Wayne McMannus St. Louis N. L Elmer Johnson Philadelphia Minneapolis A. A W. M. Burns Calgary Standridge

Malden High hockey subdues Woburn 5 to 0

Malden High School defeated Woburn High 5 to 0 at Craddock Park yesterday afternoon. The Malden seven started strong, scoring four goals in the first half before substituting players in the second half to add one more tally.

Malden High Craddock Park Malden Malden High School Woburn High School Malden H Woburn H Urphy Frap Ece Ee Scalley Mith J. Murphy Beres Kaae Weafer Boer Cence Ncend

Collins Signs with Chicago Americans for 1912

Chicago Jan 18 First baseman Collins who has played with the Chicago Americans of the American League for three years signed today a contract for 1912.

Collins Chicago Americans Chicago

Kling Brings Kansas City Plan to Boston Braves

Manager Johnny Kling of the Boston Braves arrived in town after weeks of speculation. The newly appointed leader from Kansas City met executives to outline plans for the team and its future improvements.

Johnny Kling Boston Braves Kansas City

Warm Welcome as Kling Arrives for Team Talks

President Ward and Treasurer James Gaffney greeted Kling upon arrival with a crowd of newspaper men awaiting him. Gaffney was summoned to City Hall to confer with Mayor Fitzgerald, leaving Kling to outline how he believed his team could be improved.

Ward James Gaffney Gaffney Kling President Ward Johnnie City Hall Fitzgerald Kelley

Kling talks trade limits and pitching needs for Braves

Boston Braves president Ward backs und traded Mattern for Devlin. Kling, who favors keeping Groh and Shafer, says the team needs a couple of strong pitchers to bolster the staff. An engineer will review the South End ground to alter the diamond and seating, while Joe Pfeffer is the only player to sign a 191? season contract so far.

Mattern Devlin Kling Ward Boston New York Augusta Baltimore Georgetown McGraw Groh Buffalo Shafer Gaffney South End Braves Beaver Falls Billy Hamilton Joe Pfeffer

Pugilist John Johnson Ends Press Hassle with Publicity

The well known boxer John Johnson shows fatigue with being used as a source for another man’s press agent while avoiding heavy publicity.

John Johnson

Minnis Signs His Contract

Connie Mack, manager of the world champion team, announced that he received signed contracts from Barry and McInnis. McInnis sent the letter from Gloucester Mass. with his agreement, completing his team.

Philadelphia Connie Mack Connie Barry McInnis Gloucester Mass

Athletics Star Confident in Arm as Season Opens

He says his arm is in first class shape after a fall injury and he will try to excel at first base filling Harry Davis's long held shoes. He trained over winter and reports no difficulties using the arm. Barry agrees with the club terms and expects a repeat of last year’s success with only a few players unsigned. Connie Mack anticipates no trouble securing them.

Harry Davis Barry The Athletics Connie Mack

Highlanders After Catcher in Surprise Openers

New York Americans push to acquire a catcher and manager Wil­verton predicts a top catching staff for the season. Washington club is linked with a possible deal for one of its three catchers Street Ainsworth or Henry amid a guessing contest in Frank Farrell's office.

New York New York Americans Wolverton Philadelphia Highlanders Frank Farrell Washington Club New York Club Washingtons Street Ainsworth Henry

Wellesley High defeats Natick in hockey clash 5 to 1

Wellesley High won a fairly easy home game 5 to 1 over Natick High on the Wellesley rink. Norcross starred for Wellesley with strong skating and scoring, supported by Moulton. Natick’s Murray and Doherty played well for the losers.

Wellesley Wellesley High Natick High Norcross Moulton Murray Doherty Anmnt Lug Buvic Wellesley GH Tailby P Ton Putnem mpire—Brown Timer Fowle

Kaufman West Leaves New York to Aid Father Illness

California heavyweight fighter Kaufman West rushes home to attend his ailing father. He plans a coast trip to train for a possible bout with Jim Flynn, saying malaria will pass with a couple of months on the coast.

Kaufman Westman California New York Jim Flynn

Lewis defeats Dixie Kid in eight for welterweight win

Harry Lewis knocked out Dixie Kid in the eighth round in Liverpool securing a decisive welterweight victory. The bout highlighted Lewis's superior showing as the crowd witnessed a clear finish.

Liverpool Harry Lewis Dixie Kid Lewis

Zbyszko and Karla Ready for Big Boxing Wrestling Show

Zbyszko the European champion and Karla the Hindu expected in Boston today for final arrangements at Mechanics Building for next Monday night. Herman arrives to arrange training quarters and push for a match with Mahmout, meeting Gotch’s stipulation of a forfeit if Zbyszko wins. Zbyszko insists on defending the title or allowing challengers, backing a strong position with his championship status and backing. Karla’s arrival adds to rising interest as the heavyweight sketch to crown Gotch’s mantle grows clearer.

Zbyszko Karla Mechanics Building Boston J. H. Herman Pole Frank Gotch Herman Gotch Mahmout Zbhyszko Europe Goth

Tax on Base Ball Clubs Proposed in New York

Albany N Y Jan 18 A bill by Senator James J Frawley would tax base ball clubs gross receipts above a limit with ten percent going to playgrounds in leading cities and towns The plan would place professional baseball under the State Athletic Commission and affect the New York National League club the New York Americans and the Brooklyn Nationals Owners have not disclosed figures but profits are unofficially said to exceed 300000 in good years

Albany N. Y James J. Frawley New York National League New York Americans Brooklyn Nationals State Athletic Commission New York

Harvard Sports Enthusiasm Drives College Athletics Popularity

Graduate Treasurer Garcelon notes Harvard athletics rely on football and baseball as premier draws with Crimson behind by about 10000 dollars. The piece tracks former stars like Shaw Kennard Bonhag Shrubb and Chisholm while previewing future bets and local sports enthusiasm, including Boston clubs and municipal support for broader sport development.

Garcelon Harvard Crimson Cambridge Stadium Soldiers Field

Harvard Princeton hockey tickets on sale at arena and advance

Public sale of tickets for the Harvard Princeton hockey game with in arena advance sales available. Also notes a center ticket location at the Arena for fans seeking early access. The piece recalls athletes like Alvin Kraenzlein and compares modern sprinters with old champions, and mentions Flynn Johnson Sweeney records from 1895.

Cenll Alvin Kraenzlein Terest Uence Yale Jim Flynn Jack Johnson L. D Mike Sweeney Manhattan Field

Kid Goodman to Meet John Connolly in Worcester

Worcester January 18 Kid Goodman and Johnny Connolly the Scotch champion have been matched to fight at the Lake Shore A A show in Worcester next Thursday evening Both fighters are in peak form Connolly has recent scraps with Peter Sullivan Martin Canole Dave Deshler and Kid Fleming while Goodman from the West End has renewed vigor and trains daily ready to meet any lightweight in the country

Kid Goodman John Connolly Worcester Johnny Connolly Lake Shore A. A Connolly Peter Sullivan Martin Canole Dave Deshler Kid Fleming Goodman West End

Pearl Casey Tours Coast As Umpires Marvel At Quakes

In the Pacific Coast League a new umpire named Pearl Casey travels with the circuit. Spectators and players marvel at earthquakes heard and felt during games and travel days.

Pearl Casey

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