1911 National League bases on balls strikeouts and errors
Secretary John Heydler released official season tallies for 1911 detailing 4279 bases on balls and 4798 strikeouts across eight clubs. Sweeney led Boston with 77 walks. Sheckard topped Chicago with 147 hits, while Coulson and Bescher led in strikeouts with 78 each. First base errors produced 1196 runs, with Boston and Mitchell among leaders in advancing on ошибки.
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John Heydler
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Sheckard
Bates
Bescher
Sweeney
Boston
Hummel
Devore
Knabe
Wagner
Byrne
Huggins
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Coulson
Luderus
Carey
Schulte
Ingerton
Hauser
Tinker
Mitchell
Larry Doyle
Murray
Meyers
Oakes
Lobert
Daubert
Wilson
Evans
Merkle
Hofman
Interscholastic Hockey League Opens Season
The new interscholastic hockey league starts with weather delays cleared. Medford High wins its first league game at the Arena against Stone School as Melrose and Arlington perform strongly. Milton, Somerville, and other rivals prepare for key matchups this week at various rinks.
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Stone School
Melrose High
Eel Pond
Melrose
Somerville
Milton
Medford
Courtney to lead Cornell crew practice after illness
Ithaca N Y January 21 The veteran coach Charles E Courtney will take charge of the Cornell crew practice tomorrow after two weeks confinement with a severe cold He watched the work yesterday from a chair Cornell has all of her veteran oarsmen back this year
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Ithaca, N. Y
Charles E. Courtney
Cornell
Buster Brown Seeks Indoor Training for 1912 Season
Boston pitcher Buster Brown writes from Onawa Iowa describing 42 degrees below zero and snow as the team prepares. He notes plans to start indoor workouts, praises Boston fans, and predicts stronger play in the coming season while criticizing base running and coaching in 1911.
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Buster Brown
Brown
Braves
Onawa
Iowa
Georgia
Shannon
Minnesota
Fred Clark
Hendricks
Pittsburg
Peaches Graham
Cubs
Rube Geyer
St. Louis Nationals
Josh Clarke
St. Paul
Boston National
Charles Buster Brown
Crowds Flock To Skating Under Ideal Conditions
Large crowds enjoyed skating yesterday under near perfect weather and ice. Artificial rinks supplemented regular surfaces as the season's best attendance appeared likely to continue this week at parks and playgrounds across the city.
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Franklin Field
Jamaica Pond
Roslindale
Billings Field
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Goood
Gibson Street Playground
Ashmont
Commonwealth Park
Cottage Street
Faiir First Street
Efforts Emerge to Repeal New York Boxing Law
In New York on January 21 efforts were underway to repeal the boxing law, but Senator Jim Frawley leads a determined defense arguing abolishing the sport would be an outrage. He says without boxing there would be nothing to do but go to church.
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New York
Karla Squares Off With Giant Zbyszko Tonight
Zbyszko the Polish wrestler tests for a match with Gotch by facing Karla the Hindu champion in a two falls out of three contest at Mechanics' Building under catch as catch can rules. Karla trained at a Back Bay gym and enters as favorite. Cyclone Burns remains upbeat despite Liebig’s weight advantage. Manager Tuohey replaces Partington with his brother for the Butler versus Nelson curtain raiser.
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Gotch
Imit
Karla
Mechanics’ Building
Pole
Back Bay
Cyclone Burns
Liebig
Burns
Tuohey
Partington
Gerards
Butler
Nelson
College Hockey Ignites Week with Princeton Columbia clash
New York January 21 Princeton and Columbia open the intercollegiate championship series in a pivotal game with Yale, all boasting two wins and no defeats. A win for either Princeton or Columbia set to shape the future contests. Yale meets Princeton in the annual classic on Saturday.
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New York
Princeton
Columbia
Yale
Matty Baldwin Proves Sturdy In New York Bout
In New York the veteran Matty Baldwin matched pace with the younger Pat Moore. Baldwin has played long and, like wine, seems to improve with age as he held his own against the skilled challenger.
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Matty
Baldwin
New York
Pat Moore
Yale Replace Track Captain After Childs Resigns
Yale's track team lacks a captain as Clarence Childs resigns to take a business offer in Syracuse. The 1920s era Hopkins standout, former hammer thrower and football guard, left the college after a West Point injury and will be replaced by mail vote among eligible players. Gardner and Thatcher are candidates to succeed him.
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New Haven
Yale
Clarence Childs
Syracuse
Childs
England
Harvard
Princeton
HUB ATHLETES IN BIG GAMES AT MADISON SQUARE GARDEN
Boston athletes will compete in the Irish American A C meets at Madison Square Garden with 12 locals taking part. The B A A will bring nearly its full squad and aim for multiple prizes, featuring Sam Lawrence and other stars. The Unicorn relay team, captained by Billy Prout, E K Merehew, Halpin, and Harry Lee, will clash with the T A A C C lineup led by Gissing, Sheppard, Rosenberger and Kiviat. Oscar Hedlund runs unattached against Abel Kiviat in the mile. The meet leaves Thursday morning for New York.
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A. C
Madison Square Garden
New
Sam Lawrence
Herb’ Gidney
Carl Grant
Francis O'Hara
Billy Prout
D. B. Young
E. K. Merehew
Halpin
Harry Lee
G. P. Kimball
Oscar Hedlund
Joe Silva
The
Unicorn
Harry Gissing
Abel Kiviat
Grant and
O'Hara
Alvah Meyer
Gotham
Harry Grumpelt
Erickson
New York
Worcester Academy resumes basketball with class leagues
Worcester Academy in Worcester begins basketball after a three year gap. No varsity this season. four major league teams Red Sox Tigers Giants Athletics compete under coach Messer. Notable players include Jack Rapp Gustafson Ken and Crane plus others. next year a strong varsity is expected.
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Messer
Red Sox
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Giants
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Brockton
Kenright
Fall River
Gustafson
Crane
Athletics
Phipp
Holderness
Rodman
Moses Brown
Owen
Hill
Burger
Sharpe
McAuliffe
Shea
Calhor
Driscoll
Kling Plans 1912 Season Changes With Ward Away
President Ward is out of town but manager Johnnie Kling leads the effort to map the 1912 season and decide on lineup changes. Kling works to determine the best adjustments for the team in the new year.
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Ward
Johnnie Kling
Kling Keeps Position As Ward Arrives For Braves Shakeup
Kling remains at the hub until Ward arrives and plans to reshape the Braves lineup. Ward has given the manager broad authority while Kling seeks to overhaul the infield. Downey’s signing with Horace Fogel alters infield options, with Devlin a likely addition and Kirke or Hauser possible at key spots.
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Ward
Braves
Downey
Horace Fogel
Devlin
New Yorker
Kirke
Hauser
Sweeney
Bridwell
Intercolonial to meet Wanderers in key hockey clash
Intercolonial hosts the Wanderers of New York City champions in their league tonight. Captain Garon of the Wanderers says his team has a strong chance. The Intercolonials, though off form last week, are confident and all players are in shape as a big crowd is expected.
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Wanderers
New York City
Gotham
Garon
New York
Devlin Sought by National Leaders as Giants Trade Wary
A Boston and Brooklyn price tag of 1500 is cited to block Arthur Devlin from leaving the Giants if McGraw asks waivers. Cincinnati shows less enthusiasm for Eddie Grant and Hank ODay weigh a Devlin grab. The piece argues Devlin remains a strong third baseman with many good games left.
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Boston
Brooklyn
Arthur Devlin
McGraw
Giants
New York
Cincinnati
Eddie Grant
Hank O'Day
Devlin
Site Considered for Johnson Flynn Fight at Jarbidge Neb
Jarbidge Nebraska is identified as a potential location to stage the Johnson Flynn boxing match with discussions focusing on a suitable venue and logistics for the event. Local officials and promoters are evaluating accessibility and capacity, aiming to secure a suitable site.
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Jarbidge
Neb
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