Lord Will Stay With White Sox
Chicago January 28. No baseball manager is called to work unaided. There are always plenty of bugs ready with advice, whether wanted or not.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1913
Page
10
Callahan vows to keep Harry Lord in White Sox fold
Jimmy Callahan asserts he will not trade Harry Lord and calls him a valuable asset. He notes Lord's versatility in the infield and outfield and argues the team benefits from both Lord and Zeider contributing speed and base running.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Callahan
Harry Lord
Lord
Poe
Larry Lajoie
White Ox
Cal
Maine Huntsman
Cleveland
Zeider
Harry
Sox
B C High Meets Lexington Today
The Lexington High School hockey team hosts the Boston College freshmen at 3 PM at the Lexington Arena behind the high school on Massachusetts Avenue. Captain Richard G Preston will lead the Lexington squad in today’s game. Saturday they travel to Winthrop for the annual Beach Town High return match.
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Lexington High School
Boston College
Lexington
Massachusetts Avenue
Richard G. Preston
Winthrop
Saranac Ice Carnival Opens with Local Wins
The Saranac Lake event started with a parade and hockey win over Lake Placid. In the international junior championships, George Pashe won the 12 sprint, George Allen captured 220 yards, Andrew Hennessey took the 14 half mile, and George Allen again won the 16 half mile, all from Saranac Lake.
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Saranac Lake
Lake Placid
George Pashe
George Allen
Andrew Hennessey
Chelsea and B C High Meet in Coast to Coast Track Duel
Chelsea High and Boston College High meet at the Boston College gym this afternoon in a dual track event. South Boston High, under Joe Redding, plans an inter class meet and targets strong showings in intermediates and junior events in the peninsula district league.
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Boston College
Chelsea High
Boston College High
South Boston
Joe Redding
First Triangular Hockey League opener at Boston Arena
This afternoon Newton High faces Cambridge High and Latin in the Triangular League opener at the Boston Arena. Newton is slight favorite with four veterans. Cambridge Latin counters with two returnees. Cantabs trained more on the Arena ice, making the outcome uncertain. Kickoff is at 2 o'clock as a large crowd expected.
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Boston
Newton High
Cambridge High
Latin
Cambridge Latin
Newton
Capablanca Outwits Kline In Seven Round Chessmasters
Capablanca defeated Harry Kline of Boston in 51 moves after a tight endgame with only a queen bishop and pawns remaining. Capablanca leads the field with seven wins, one point ahead of Jaffe who beat Whitaker.
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New York
Jose R. Capablanca
Harry Kline
Boston
Capablanca
Jaffe
Norman E. Whitaker
Marshall
Chajes
Chicago
Janowski
Paris
Stapfer
Kupchik
Rubinstein
Morrison
Liebenstein
Zapoleon
Tenenwurzel
Whitaker
Janowski - Jaffe
Morrison-Stapfer
Tenenwurzel-Liebenstein
Rubinstein-Zapedeon
Capablanca- Kupchik
Marshall-Kline
Say Thorpe Should Retain His Prizes
Stockholm reports Swedish newspapers praise American candor in declaring James Thorpe a professional athlete during last summer’s Olympic Games. Leading sports authorities say Thorpe should keep his Pentathlon and Decathlon prizes since his amateur status was established too late.
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Stockholm
James Thorpe
World of Sport
Thorpe
Busy Boston wharf lists fish prices and ship arrivals
Yesterday at T wharf dealers posted low wholesale haddock twenty-five to twenty-nine cts per lb with cod pollock hake prices. The Dania from Copenhagen faced storm damage and a long Queenstown layover while several Leyland line ships arrived or sailed including Devonian Victorian Kingstonian and Canadian with cargo and passengers. A new customs guards union formed with officers named and a first banquet planned at Copley Plaza in April.
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T Wharf
Haddock
Pollock
J. E. Parker
James & Ee
BE. E. Gray
Lucania
Laverna
Ees
Queenstown
Atlantic
Leyland Line
Bullock
Boston
Liverpool
East
Kingstonian
London
Kerruish
Bremen
New Orleans
Devonian
William P. Dwyer
Thomas Connolly
George F. Manning
Patrick Lydon
Copley Plaza
Foster to sit as Bruins meet Montreal club at Boston Arena
Newt Foster of the B. A. A. hockey team will be out tonight as the Bruins host the St Jacques Hockey Club of Montreal at the Boston Arena. Despite his absence, the local players express confidence in a victory.
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Newt” Foster
St. Jacques
Montreal
Boston Arena
B A A and St Jacques Meet in Key Hockey Clash in Montreal
Foster sidelined with a severe B A A strain after New York game but likely ready for Princeton tilt. Hatherly Foster to start tonight. St Jacques, second in Montreal City league, features veteran players and officials Newsy Lalonde and Dr. George W. Tingley. Game begins 8 15 p m with lineups including Hornblower Guevremont Hicks Osgood Ritchie Lajoie Foster Leduc LeBlanc.
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Foster
St. Nicholas
New York
Boston
A. A
Princeton
Hatherly Foster
St. Jacques
Montreal
Canada
United States
Newsy
Lalonde
George W. Tingley
Jacques H. C. Hornblower
Guevremont Clifford
Arnold Hicks
Provost Osgood
Canterbury
LeBlanc
Tales of the Diamond and Joe Wood’s Crack
Baseball reminiscence from 1918 recounts a Cleveland visit by the Boston Americans. Billy Evans recalls an umpiring clash with manager Stahl and a playful taunt by Joe Wood that had the crowd laughing as the game unfolded.
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Smoky Joe Wood
Boston Americans
Cleveland
Joe
Red Sox
Naps
Stahl
Jack Egan
Boston
Anfl
Engle
Gardner
Bradley
Judge W. M. Kavanaugh Chosen Arkansas Senator
Judge W. M. Kavanaugh, president of the Southern Baseball League, was chosen United States Senator from Arkansas for the short term. He won 52 of 100 House votes and 25 of 35 Senate votes in separate balloting.
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Little Rock
Ark
W. M. Kavanaugh
Southern Baseball League
United States
Arkansas
House
Senate
Thorpe praised as all round athlete. Robinson tops ball players
The world debates who is the true all around star with Jim Thorpe lauded as an athlete but Wilbert Robinson called the premier all round ball player. George Baumgardner signs to play with J Louie Drewnse in 2012.
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Jim Thorpe
Wilbert Robinson
George Baumgardner
the &J
Louie Drewnse
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