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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1913
Page
9
Mat ty Depr e cates trade of Devore by Christy Mathewson notes that Boston rumors lack truth. He recalls Devore's poor season in the field and at bat but cites his resilience in key series including the World Series and 1911 Athletics fight, arguing McGraw keeps him.
A dealer advertises a sealed package of six clean, unhandled collars for 75 cents. The offer emphasizes value and urges customers to ask their dealer for the product.
John Paul Jones, Cornell miler, reportedly will retire from athletics after a celebrated mile record. The piece also covers ice hockey ticket price shifts at the Boston Arena, Olympic runner hints, wrestling promoter Zbysko Mora match, and Arthur Cooper's World Series talk at the New Dorchester Club.
Drama piece titled Seven Keys to Baldpate EE 3 Hole at Seven Keys to Baldpate presents a stage production narrative. Cast and venue details are implied but not fully disclosed in the accessible text. The item reads as a theater listing or notice with emphasis on the show and location.
The column praises Devore for clutch play and grit, recalls McGraw’s stance on trades, and questions Campbell and Josh’s future in New York. It notes a fan gift, an Australian prospect with a big curve, Davy Jones sold to Chicago, and tensions with Detroit manager Jennings.
Har vard Princeton hockey result asked print last year Princeton won 3 to 2. National Indoor AAU championships set for Madison Square Garden March 6 with entry blanks from T F Riley Cambridgeport. Captain Webb and Burgess only swimmers to conquer English Channel. Webb August 1874 Burgess September 6 1911. George Alger boxed Young Nixon at Nelden benefit three years ago.
Fort Wayne dispatch reports Jess Willard stopping Frank Bauers at St. Charles Ontario in the fifth round tonight.
Holy Cross reveals a 10 game spring training slate for the team. New games include matchups with Lehigh University U S Naval Academy and the Red Sox with dates in Charlottesville Lexington Norfolk Annapolis Baltimore and Philadelphia and a Fenway Park showdown with Boston.
Hugh Bedient, the Red Sox pitcher, signed a contract received at club headquarters yesterday. He wrote that he is feeling fine and eagerly awaits the season, predicting it to be his best year after his acclaimed World Series work.
Arlington High School held time trials yesterday at Tufts Oval to select a four man relay squad for a Coast Artillery games meet against Medford High Friday night. Captain Gaylord Goldsmith Edward Wunderlich Harold Kimball and Joseph Zwinge were chosen.
Application blanks for the Harvard Yale hockey game to be played at the Boston Arena on February 1 are available in Cambridge and Boston at several locations. Reserved seats cost 2 dollars and box seats 3 dollars. Signed applications must reach the Harvard Athletic Association in Cambridge by 5 PM Friday.
The Municipal Athletic Association teams with school evening centres to run district winter games for working boys and young men from Feb 15 to March 22. District trials determine finalists with three age height classes A 17 plus 5 ft 5 in, B 14 to 16 5 ft 1 in to 5 ft 5 in, C under 14 under 5 ft 1 in. First six in each event compete in the final. prizes include Municipal A A buttons and medals.
New York Manager Mc Graw announces pitcher Louis Drucke has been released to the Sacramento club of the Pacific Coast league. Drucke joined the Giants in 1899, showed early promise, injured his shoulder in a subway accident, won a verdict against the traction company, and was sent to Toronto under an option before being recalled in September.
Officials at the Pacific Coast amateur boxing tournament said Archie Johnson, son of Governor Hiram W. Johnson, would enter the welterweight title competition at the Olympic Club tomorrow night.
Harvard and Brown announce a dual swimming meet against McGill University at Ocean Pier Baths on January 29. Harvard fields a fast four Hitchcock Gilman Logan Fullerton. Brown counters with Captain Smith Hull Scherer Harris Whittemore. Both squads will race in the 100 yard open handicap.
The Tligh School of Commerce and the Mechanic Arts High School will hold a dual meet at the Columbus Avenue Playground on January 30.
Washington manager Clark Griffith plans to have regular Washington Senators players attend President elect Woodrow Wilson's inauguration. He ordered members to report by March 3 and the team will begin training in Charlottesville, Virginia on March 5 or 6.
The Massachusetts Agricultural College and Arlington High School played a 3 to 2 tie at the Boston Arena in a practice game. Goals were scored by Ross and Cousins for Amherst with Jones and Hutchinson for Arlington. referee Cliffords and umpire White officiated during a 30 minute three period match.
Harvard's wrestling team defeated the Clapp Memorial Athletic Association of East Weymouth 6 to 3 in a meet at Hemenway Gymnasium Cambridge last evening.
Kiddie McGoorty of Oshkosh Wisconsin defeats Fred Hicks of Detroit in a ten round boxing bout in New York on January 22. The bout ends with McGoorty prevailing in a close decision.
Johnny Dundee of New York outboxed Willie Jones of Brooklyn over ten rounds in a Brooklyn matchup held tonight. Dundee showed the sharper footwork and accuracy to secure the decision amid a packed arena.
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