Rube Marquard Likely to Return to Giants Next Season
The article reports that Rube Marquard plans to return to baseball with the New York Giants next year. It notes he may skip early training but aims for a strong season to win back fan and management support, while praising Demaree and Coombs as valuable peers and discussing pitching strategy and training moves by McGraw and Mack.
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Rube” Marquard
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Rube
New York
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Marlin
Demaree
Wiltse
McGraw
John Coombs
Coombs
Tesreau
Reusbach
Polo Grounds
Connie
Mack
Bender
Plank
San Antonio
Tex
Gettysburg
Penn
Factoryville
Money Making Truck Fit For The Work
A truck ideal in size and body for its job is essential for efficiency and profits. The right type reduces fuel use and maintenance while increasing payload capacity and reliability for daily tasks.
Schoolboy Meets Plethora of Races Ahead in Boston
Schoolboy track athletes enjoyed ample competition last week and face six days with dual and inter class meets. The week ends with the annual open handicap games of the Boston College A. A. at James Street gym.
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Boston College A. A
James Street Gymnasium
Coast Artillery Games Highlight Schoolboy Wins
At the Coast Artillery games the city schoolboys did not fare badly against top amateur talent. Charlie Rice of Powder Point School won the dash from scratch, with Allison of Allen School taking a strong second in the mile behind Oscar Hedlund. English High School, High School of Commerce, and Allen showed notable performances ahead of upcoming dual meets scheduled at the Columbus Avenue track and the High School of Commerce gym.
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Powder Point School
Johnny Magee
Johnny
Charlie
Rice
Billy McCarthy
Allison
Allen School
Billy
Arlington High
Oscar Hedlund
Allen
Powder Point
Taber
Brown
High School of Commerce
English High
Medford High
Columbus Avenue
High School of Commerce and
Mechanic Arts
Colby Schedules Brown University Baseball Opener
Brown University will play Colby for the first time as part of Colby’s 14 game slate released today. The schedule lists games against Maine Dartmouth Harvard Bowdoin Bates Maine Central and a Brown at Providence opener among others with a closing Alumni game on June 16.
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Waterville
Brown University
Colby
Brunonians
Providence
Maine
Dartmouth
Hanover
Boston College
Boston
Harvard
Cambridge
Bowdoin
Bates
Lewiston
Brunswick
Orono
Maine Central
Portland
Brown
Alumni
Umpires, Managers and Gossip From 1913 Baseball Circles
A 1913 syndicate column discusses Henry O Day and his chances as a minor league manager while noting umpire modernization and manager player dynamics. It mentions Connie Mack, McGraw, Mike Donlin, William Locke and Philadelphia club expectations tied to last season's finish.
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Hank
Connie” Mack
O’day
Henry
Cincinnati
McGraw
Mike’’ Donlin
Philadelphia
William Locke
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Arlington Battles Melrose In Interscholastic Hockey Race
In the Interscholastic league the Arlington High and Melrose High hockey teams vie for final honors as the old rivalry revives. The season’s standstill hints at a marquee matchup shaping up to decide the league title.
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Melrose High
Arlington High
Haughton and Scott Crowned National Doubles Champions
Percy D. Haughton and H. D. Scott won the national doubles racquet championship at the Tennis and Racquet Club defeating George R. Fearing Jr. and Quincy Adams Shaw in four sets with scores of 15 11 8 15 15 9 18 13 15 12.
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Percy D. Haughton
H. D. Scott
George R. Fearing, Jr
Quincy Adams Shaw
Busy hockey week with Triangular and Interscholastic clashes ahead
Somerville High battles Melrose and Arlington as Melrose leads the Interscholastic league with two wins and a tie while Arlington sits second with one win and one tie. Rindge eyeing a potential tie with Somerville, and Newton versus Cambridge Latin headlines the Triangular league Wednesday at the Arena.
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Somerville High
Rindge
Melrose
Arlington
Melrose High
Somerville
Arlington High
Bridge
Bower
Ross
Newton High
Cambridge Latin
Newton
Cambridge
Brookline
Somerville Boy Captains New Washington and Lee Baseball Team
B A Donahue of Somerville Massachusetts has been elected captain of the Washington and Lee University baseball team. A Somerville High School graduate and former captain of its team he entered W and L in 1910 and soon led in varsity athletics including football where the team won most games. He arrived from Mercersburg Academy and serves as manager of this year’s basketball team and as president of the athletic association and junior class.
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Lexington
B. A. Donahue
Somerville
Mass
Washington and Lee
Somerville High School
Donahue
Mercersburg Academy
Pennsylvania
Athletic Association
New champions prevail in four set classic duel
Boston pair P. D. Haughton and H. D. Scott defeated George L. Fearing Jr and Quinky A. Shaw in a tense match across five sets. Haughton and Scott showed superior service and coordinated returns while Shaw struggled with consistency and Fearing offered steady resistance.
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Haughton
Shaw
Scott
Bowling Records Of Week Highlights And Standings
The week’s bowling records feature top team and individual feats. Mt Pleasant leads with a 1502 three string total in the Mt Pleasant Columbus Club league, while Shoe Workers Chelsea Trade holds 648 for a single string. Archibald F Putnam Company posts 349 for a three string individual, and As pacher Vulcan A O U W posts 154 for a single. Arlington Boat Club tops three-string totals at 1664 in the ABP league, Colonial leads single string with 582, Atkins A B C posts 379, and Le gate B A A records 155 for a single.
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Shoe Workers
Chelsea Trade League
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F. Putnam Company
Fruit and Produce League
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Arlington Boat Club
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Drew Declines to Compete in Boston Indoor Games
Howard P. Drew, renowned colored sprinter, says he has no quarrel with Boston officials but will not participate in the Boston Athletic Association indoor meet on February 8. He praises past treatment in Boston but refuses to compete this year.
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Springfield
Boston Athletic Association
Boston
Howard P. Drew
Drew Refuses Boston Invitation Over B A A Racial Policy
Drew states the B A A bulletin board rule bars negroes from its events and he will not compete while the policy stands. He plans to race in New York tomorrow night and foresees missing the February 8 Boston games. He denies speaking to reporters about Boston and notes a letter from George H Brown of the B A A seeking entry forms and reasons for his Boston absence.
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New York
Boston
George H. Brown
Mr. Brown
Capablanca Extends Winning Streak in National Masters
Cuban champion Jose R Capablanca defeats Rubinstein in 31 moves to stretch his sixth consecutive victory in the American National Chess Masters tournament and gain a half point on Jaffe, who drew with Marshall. Janowski Morrison and Chajes also won, while Tenenwurzer Kupchik game adjourned.
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Rubinstein
Jose R. Capablanca
Jaffe
Marshall
Capablanca
Janowski
Morrison
Chajes
Liebenstein
Zapoleon
Kline
Tenenwurzer
Kupchik
Will Dine the Red Sox in Gary Illinois City
In LaPorte Indiana on January 26 the Boston Red Sox will be feted in Gary during June on their first Western trip. Rev. Wyckoff will host a banquet with speeches by city leaders. Jake Stahl will be crowned ball king of the banquet with Father Wyckoff as toast master.
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Boston
Gary
Jake Stahl
Father Wyckoff
Lippincott Enters B A A Meet Sprint
Manager George W Brown reports Donald Lippincott of the University of Pennsylvania will be a feature entry in the sprint at the upcoming B A A meet. The relay team returned from New York with the promising news of his participation.
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George W. Brown
New York
Donald Lippincott
University of Pennsylvania
Harvard Amherst Hockey Week Promises Fast Action at Boston Arena
Harvard faces the Aggies tonight at the Boston Arena before a string of major games this week. The Crimson men, except Claflin, are in good shape as they prepare for Yale on Saturday and clash with St Jacques of Montreal Wednesday with Newsy Lalonde refereeing.
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Lexington High School
Lexington High
Melrose High
Dean Academy
Franklin
St. John’s
Boston College High School
Harvard
Massachusetts “Aggies
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Montreal
Yale
Crimson Seven
Pilgrim A. A
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Canada
Newsy” Lalonde
Ty Cobb
Dominion
Montreal A. A
Toronto
Harvard Athletic Association
George W. Tingley
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