May Bring Devlin Trade to a Head
President John Ward of the Braves is expected in town with plans to unfold for the team. Kling awaits his return and may arrange for Devlin to be pursued on the New York end. George Tyler of Derry, NH visited Kling, and Umpire Connolly joined bowling with fans. Hugh Bedient’s contract moved from the coast to Providence via Red Sox headquarters.
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John Ward
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Jim McAleer
Hugh McBreen
Duffy
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Hugh Bedient
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Biggest Race Moves to Salem for 10000 Futurity Stake
The $10,000 American Horse Breeders Futurity Stake moves from Readville to Rockingham Park Salem N H to join the Grand Circuit races August 19 to 24. President Devereux and W A Gove announce the change. Wilbur Duntley supervises the interstate fair events with A H Fitch Kerr and Kemp assisting in respective shows.
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Salem
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A. H. Fitch
James F. Kerr
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Umpires Review Tiger Singers List for Season
Umpires may glance at the latest list of Detroit Tigers singers and forecast speaking fireworks for the season. The roster includes Bauman Westerzil Vitt and Delehanty. And Delehanty.
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Detroit Tigers
Bauman
Westerzil
Vitt
Delehanty
Pros p erous Year for Mass Bonding Co
The Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance Company reports a strong year with renewed directors including Jasper N. Keller. President T. J. Falvey notes assets rose by about 200000 and total net assets near 2250000, reflecting careful underwriting and expanded operations nationwide.
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Jasper N. Keller
New England Telephone Company
T. J. Falvey
Massachusetts Bonding
Falvey
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Calendar for Today Ex-Dividend
Ex-dividend dates listed for H. B. Claffin Company first and second preferred. Books open at Atchison for meeting.
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Atchison
Mtg
Manufacturers League Totals Reported For Screw Co
A fragmented sports table shows team totals for Riley and E Screw Co with three numbers listed per row and final tallies 433 474 407 and 478 440 447 for the season segment.
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Riley
E. Screw Co
Stars Ready for B A A Three Mile Invitation
Early entries point to a premier B A A three mile invitation at its annual meet with New York stars and top club runners. Harry Smith of Pastime A C and W A Kramer of Long Island A C lead a strong field likely to include college distance specialists and other top New York runners in a battle for fast times and titles.
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George Brown
Harry Smith
A. C
Boston
Sweden
Smith
Brooklyn
W. A. Kramer
Long Island
Denning Edges Gibbons In Ten Round Fight
Denning of New York defeated Mike Gibbons of St Paul on points after ten rounds at the Fairmont Athletic Club. Gibbons showed late life, cutting Denning to the mouth and nose by the seventh, but the Westerner could not overcome the New Yorker’s left jab and sustained attack.
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Jack Denning
Mike Gibbons
St. Paul
Fairmont Athletic Club
Denning
Gibbons
Rock Island bonds offered by Speyer Co in New York
Speyer & Co of New York offers for public subscription the unsold balance of the Chicago Rock Island Pacific Railway 20 year five percent gold debentures. Subscriptions open Jan 29 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. in Boston via Blodget & Co. Debentures dated Jan 15 1912 mature Jan 15 1982 with interest semiannually. Redeemable at 105 with 60 days notice.
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Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company
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Blodget & Company
New York
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New York Stock Exchange
Colby College Names Forrest Allen as Coach for Next Season
The athletic council of Colby College chose Forrest Allen of Fairfield, Maine, as coach for the coming season. Allen previously played outfield for the Nashua New England League team, and the decision followed a recommendation from Graduate Athletic Manager Robert L. Ervin.
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Colby College
Forrest Allen
Fairfield
Allen
Nashua New England
Robert L. Ervin
Giants Sign New York Recruits For Upcoming Season
The New York National League club announced contracts from Eugene Paulet substitute infielder last year’s champions Henry Groh infielder formerly with Buffalo International League and John Ferrell pitching recruit from Spartanburg club of the Carolina Association.
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Eugene Paulet
Henry Groh
John Ferrell
Spartanburg
Coster Beats Jones In New York Boxing Bout
Joe Coster of New York outpointed Willie Jones of Brooklyn in a 10 round bout in Albany New York. Jones forced the pace and showed speed but Coster secured the decision with steady defense and counter punching.
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N. Y
Joe Coster
New York
Willie Jones
Brooklyn
Jones
Griffith Offers Cash for Moriarty in Detroit
President Navin said he received a cash offer for Detroit third baseman George Moriarty from Clarke Griffith Washington manager. The offer follows Griffith failing to trade Moriarty for catcher Ainsworth. Navin considers the cash proposal may lead to bargaining for a potential improvement at third base.
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George Moriarty
Detroit
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Clarke Griffith
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Ainsworth
Moriarty
Mr. Navin
Moriarto
Yale Soccer Schedule Set for March and April
Yale announces five intercollegiate soccer games for March and April. Haverford travels to New Haven on March 16, Pennsylvania on March 28, Columbia on March 30, with Harvard in Cambridge on March 27 and Cornell in Ithaca on April 20.
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Bourbon Beau Wins Surprise Handicap At Juarez
Bourbon Beau ridden at 10 to 1 pulled a big upset to win the Juarez handicap. Stewards warned jockey E Denny to refrain from further mounts while investigating Pride of Lis more rides in recent starts. Jockey Parker was penalized for the remainder of the meeting after causing Braxton to fall.
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Cubs Sign Harrington and Dressen to Contracts
President Charles W. Murphy announced the Cubs have signed pitchers Harrington from the New England league and Dressen from Salt Lake City, adding two recruits to the roster.
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Charles W. Murphy
Cubs
Harrington
Dressen
Salt Lake City
No Tariff on Pitches Ties to Canadian Player
A report notes Vean Grege of the Naps is a Canadian. The piece suggests reciprocity spared baseball heavyweights from tariff effects.
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Vean Grege
The
Naps
English Knocks Out Nitchie in Fourth Round Bout
Clarence English, claiming the welterweight title of the West and South, defeated Young Nitchie of New York by knockout in the fourth round of a 10 round scheduled bout in Atlanta. English was not in danger, an uppercut ending the match.
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Young Nitchie
New York
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Wrestling and track notes from Cyclone Burns era meeting
Former champions Yusseff Mahmout and Gotch rival contenders are debated as real threats while Hackenschmidt still leads. Yale names Bobby Gardner captain as Leo Houck exits middleweight race and Chip and Dillon gain ground. Hunter mile favorite Axel Kiviat attracts attention ahead of B A A games with John Paul Jones and Jack Moakley in the frame.
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Princetos Leads Hockey Unbeaten Streak. Delmont Walsh Rivalry
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al Delmont
Jimmy Walsh
Delmont
R. J
W. D. Eaton
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