Farrell Not Signed 1905 Contract With Collins
Boston fans await Charley Farrell decision as John I. Taylor seeks to retain the veteran toward a 1905 season. Norwood Gibson expects to start training in Tennessee and Macon while eyeing a stronger spitball season. Uncle Candy Lachance recounts a blown glove incident from Cleveland that cost a game and amused the crowd.
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Boston
Duke of
the Post
Peoria
Ill
Norwood Gibson
Gibson
Tennessee
Macon
Jack Chesbro
Chesbro
Constant
Waterbury
Conn
Candy Lachance
Collins
Lachance
Cleveland
Flick
Parent
Fishing Schooner Robert and Arthur Braved Blizzard Escape
The fishing schooner Robert and Arthur arrived from Georges with 40 000 pounds of haddock after a blizzard. Captain Anderson steered offshore, one crewman Jake Emerson barely survived being washed overboard, saved by grasping a line and hot coffee. Roxbury’s John F Glynn emerges as a promising infielder and pitcher candidate for the New England league.
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Robert
Arthur
Georges
Haddock
Anderson
Boston Light
Middle Bank
Jake Emerson
Roxbury
John F. Glynn
Glynn
New England
Highland Unions
Charlestown Catholic Union 10th Annual Ball Draws 800
Roughan Hall hosted about 800 attendees at the Charlestown Catholic Union gala night. The event featured a grand march led by John W Heffernan and Amy Heffernan with 75 couples, and a roster of union officers and prominent guests from Boston and surrounding areas.
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Charlestown
James P. Maloney
John W. Heffernan
Frank Hunt
John P. Reed
James N. Supple
Edward M. Gallagher
Patrick H. Fahey
John J. Flynn
Auto Races Delayed by Tides in Ormond meet
High tides and heavy seas hindered the Ormond auto races. A 10 mile match race saw Isaac B. Emerson's Leon Bolle lose to Guy Vaughan's DeCauville by 100 yards in 9 minutes 25.2 seconds. The Lozier trophy 50 mile open race suffered from breakdowns with Webb, Christie, and Oldfield as starters. Christie won in 1 hour 9 minutes 20.2 seconds.
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Ormond
Isaac B. Emerson
Leon Bolle
Guy Vaughan
DeCauville
Vaughan
T T. G. Webb
Walter Christie
Barney Oldfield
Webb
Brookline Man Likely to Lead Auto Association
In Ormond Beach Florida on January 27 rumors say Harlem W. Whipple of Andover Massachusetts resigns as president of the American Automobile Association and a telegraphic vote is in progress. W C Temple racing board chairman may resign. William Wallace of Brookline Massachusetts would become president if Whipple’s resignation is accepted.
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Ormond, Fla
Harlem W. Whipple
Andover
Mass
American Automobile Association
W. C. Temple
Racing Board
Whipple
William Wallace
Brookline
Mr. Whipple
Cadets to Learn Jiu Jitsu in Army and Navy Training
Washington January 27. Cabinet members discussed lessons from the Russo Japanese war and endorsed creating a joint military and naval board. The board will study adding jiu jitsu instruction at the military and naval academies along with sword drills and related exercises for cadet personal encounters.
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Washington
America
United States
Roosevelt
Taft
Horton
Military and Naval Board
Adop
Holy Name Club to Host Jamaica Social and Athletic Club
The Holy Name Club in Dalgren Hall South Boston schedules series with Jamaica Social and Athletic Club first and second teams next Monday. Holy Name seeks away games for February 2 and 4. George E Cappelle and PP Hartnett list addresses in Dorchester and South Boston.
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Lowell Textile
Kk. Bicknell
Lowell Textile School
Lowell
Savin Hills
Readville
Jamaica
A. A
George E. Cappelle
Pleasant Street
Dorchester
Holy Name Club
Dalgren Hall
South
Boston
Jamaica Social and Athletic Club
Holy Name
Hartnett
Boston Street
South Boston
No Ice Delays Columbian and Other Arrivals
The Leyland line steamer Columbian from London with 17 year old stowaway A Hamilton, 1800 tons cargo, and returning cattlemen anchors awaiting berth. Hamburg line Silvia after 19 days from Hamburg docks laden with ice. L P Holmblad from Christiania on 22 days out expected today. Boston from Yarmouth with 450 cases of lobsters delayed by train.
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Europe
Leyland Line
Columbian
Masters
London
A. Hamilton
Thames
Sable Island
Atlantic
Silvia
Hamburg
Mystic Pier
L. P. Holmblad
Christiania
Boston
Long Wharf
Yarmouth
N. S
Halifax
Harvard Nines Drops Georgetown Games In Busy Spring Schedule
Harvard announces a tougher 27 game season after dropping six games including Georgetown and adding five new opponents such as Columbia Cornell Lehigh Syracuse and a second Trinity game. The change shifts the opening date to April 5 and features a Southern trip with fewer Georgetown contests and more regional matchups.
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Harvard
Georgetown
Cornell
Columbia
Matthews
Crimson
Southern University
Lehigh
Syracuse
Trinity
Virginia
Maine
Carlisle
Exeter
Andover
Cambridge
Dorchester A A Plays Denison House Tonight at Draper Hall
The Dorchester A A basketball team faces the Denison House team tonight at Draper Hall Field's Corner Dorchester in a highly anticipated sea son contest. Denison House, built from Ward 7 Municipal league players, is among the speediest. A large crowd is expected as fans await the result. Next Thursday Dorchester A A starts a five game series with St Mary's of Quincy opening in Quincy.
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Dorchester A. A
Denison House
Draper Hall
Field’s Corner
Dorchester
Denison House Boys
St. Mary’s of
Quincy
Journal composing room superintendent leaves for Curtis Philadelphia
Barney W Isfort, longtime composing room superintendent of the Boston Journal, resigns after roughly a year in charge. He was presented with a fine traveling case by associates as he prepares to relocate to Philadelphia to assume the composing room superintendent role at Curtis Publishing Company.
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Collins
Parent
Flick
Criger
Fred Parent
Jimmy Collins
Journal Composing Room
Boston Journal
Barney
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William E. Bennett
George N. Coyle
James H. Conley
James É. Collins
Patrick Coyle
Edward L. Conley
Stephen J. Cronin
John L. Carven
Harry L. Cronin
Charles E. Cadigan
Arthur W. Dolan
Joseph A. Dennison
John 8. Flanagan
John I. Fitzgerald
Thomas J. Gallagher
Qwen J. Grant
Worcester
Faunce
Fitzsimmons
Maguire
Jamaica Plain
Teague
C. 8. Sullivan
O’riordan
Notman
James A. M’donald
Charlestown Catholic Literary Union
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Auto Ass’n
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Tomorrow's Sunday Post
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Sunday Post
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Jay
Frank N. Stratton
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W. E. Gladstone
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Hurley
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Shevlin
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