All Scholastic Baseball Team for 1910 Chosen by English High
William Kenney selects the 1910 all scholastic baseball lineup with positions from first base to utility. Notable players include Wilfred Metivier of Rindge, James O'Brien captain of MTs, Harold Jangrin and William Broders from English High, Vin L. Walker of Brookline High, catcher William O'Connor and pitcher H. of Commerce, with Mallace McNaught of English High at center field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred Metivier
Rindge M. T
James O’brien
Harold Jangrin
William Broders
Commerce Centre
Mallace McNaUght
William Walker
Brookline High
William O’connor
English
Boston Post
Jamain
English High
Walker
O'Connor
Fahey
Medford High
O'Brien
Rindge
M’naught
Devine
SUR
Kenney
Callahan
Commerce
Broders
Metivier
Wallace McNaught
Second Team Roy McKeown Medford High and Others
Second team selections include Roy McKeown of Medford High and Stuart Armstrong. S H of Commerce Oliver Wescott of Malden High. "Sandy" Sanderson of Newton High. Left field Edward Barrows of Medford High. Karl Whiteley of English High. Edward Ormsby of Mechanic Arts. Rindre M. T. S. Thomas Daly and Henry Denning of Brookline High. William Hoernle and William Brennan of Dorchester High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Armstrong
H. S. of Commerce
Oliver Wescott
Sandy” Sanderson
Newton High
Edward Barrows
Medford High
Karl Whiteley
Edward Ormsby
Mechanic Arts
Rindre M. T
All Scholastic Baseball Team for 1910 Selected
The Post lists its all scholastic baseball team for 1910 from Greater Boston schoolboy players. The season nears end with postponed games few. the focus is on team work over individual stars and many players shining on the diamond.
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Greater Boston
School Nine Picks Starters For Infield And Outfield
The article details selections for the school baseball lineup with William Kenney as first baseman and Jimmie O'Brien of Rindge at short. Metivier of Rindge earns second sacker, while Howard Fahey and Harold Janvrin compete for third base. McNaught, Walker, and Broders are named as outfielders with strong batting and fielding credentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie O’brien
Rindge
Wescott
Malden
Hoernle
Dorchester
Harold Janvrin
English High
Howard Fahey
Medford High School
Janvrin
Fahey
Boston High School Baseball All-Star Eleven Named by The Post
The Post selects a twelve man high school baseball team from Greater Boston schools. Key picks include William Kenney English High at first, Leo Callahan Commerce at pitcher, William Devine English High as sub pitcher, with Darryl Daly Rindge and William O Connor English High among the steady performers. Callahan’s eight wins and no losses, plus a no-hit game against Roxbury High, bolster his selection over Devine who won 12 of 14. The team features players from English High, Rindge Manual, Commerce, Brookline High, and Medford High across infield, outfield, catcher, and utility roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
William Kenney
McKeown
Medford High
Metivier
Rindge
Armstrong
Commerce
Fraser
Dorchester High
Barry
Newton
G. Brickley
Everett
Letherman
Malden
Barrett
Medford
Smith
Waltham
Nelson
Boston Latin
Winship
Melrose High
Stocky Armstrong
Greater Boston
English High
High School of Commerce
Brookline High
Wilfred Metivier
James O’brien
Harold Janvrin
William Broders
Wallace McNaught
William Walker
Williammt O'Connor
Leo Callahan
Howard Fahey
William Devine
Callahan
Devine
London
Roxbury High
Base Running as Art and Science in Early Baseball
The article argues that modern pitchers curb base stealing yet smart runners like Ty Cobb, Honus Wagner, and Joe Clarke still find opportunities. It discusses strategic plays, misreads by catchers, and how individual thinking vs managerial control shaped early 20th century baserunning, with notable examples from 1909 and a tease for Saturday’s continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Cobb
Cobb
Detroit
Local players shine as standout basemen named
The text lists several high school and city players noted for solid base work. Mentions Ormsby Mechanic Arts High Barrows Early Medford Whitely Cleary English High Munroy Everett Wooley Malden Danab Ng Kelfeher Rindge Millmore Somerville Arlington Stankard Wal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ormsby
Mechanic Arts High
Barrows and Early
Medford
Whitely and
Cleary
English High
Harvard Crimson Meet Yale Blue in Opening Series Tilt
Harvard and Yale prepare to clash in the first meeting of their college baseball series. The Crimson travel to New Haven to face the Bulldogs as the early season rivalry resumes with a decisive head to head matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crimson and
Blue
New Haven
Harvard
Crimson Warriors
Yale
Harvard Gears Up for Openers in New Haven Showdown
Harvard arrives in Connecticut for final practice with the Crimson in top shape. Lineups remain unsettled for the opening game with rumors of shifts in the outfield and a change at pitcher. McLaughlin may start the first game and the premier Harvard pitcher will likely pitch the second contest in Cambridge. Kennedy, known for hitting, may see first base duties in the New Haven clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Connecticut
Crimson
Chick” McLaughlin
Hicks
Cambridge
Kennedy
New Haven
Starvard
Yale Gales Ferry Sees Last Minute Crew Changes
Illness of Tucker malaria forces Yale to alter the varsity eight lineup at Gales Ferry Connecticut. Colburn moves to No 2 in the eight with Patterson and Lowe contesting stroke. Yale faces slim odds in the four oared event with Tucker unlikely to recover in time for Harvard regatta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gales Ferry
Conn
Yale
Tucker
General Hospital
New Haven
Colburn
Patterson
Kennedy
Lowe
Syracuse Pitcher Cottrel Offered Major League Berth
Syracuse University pitcher Cottrel was offered a major league berth but may not accept. He hurled a no hit no run game against Columbia in New York a month ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Control
Syracuse University
Columbia
New York
Michigan Track Captain Contest Between Horner and Craig
Michigan has no track captain yet with Horner and Craig in a likely contest. The Wolverines scored 20 points at the intercollegiate meet this year showing a solid team effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Horner
Craig
Wolverines
Wolter Among Leading Base Runners in Nation
Harry Wolter, a free footed Californian, is highlighted as a leading base runner and run getter. Manager Stallings values his speed and usefulness in the lineup for the upcoming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wolter
Stallings
College athletics feast ahead with Harvard Yale regattas and Ramsdell
The article previews a fortnight of college sports headlined by Harvard and Yale in the baseball series, the Poughkeepsie regatta, and the Harvard Yale boat race in New London. It notes Cornell’s strong season, Kurt Courtney’s rowing luck, intercollegiate aquatic talk, and Ramsdell's promise as an England-based sprinter. It also reports Billy Papke preparing for a bout with Jack Sullivan at the Armory Club and his sprint ambitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Yale
Poughkeepsie
New London
Cornell
Courtney
Warward
Ithacans
Hudson
Billy Papke
Illinois Thundersbolt
Jack
Twin) Sullivan
Armory Club
Papke
Fang
Billy
Sullivan
Harvard Crew Resumes Rest Day Before Regatta
Harvard oarsmen enjoyed a rest day at Ocean Beach New London after a swim and lunch at the Pequot Casino. Captain Ward led the Crimson, with drills set on a four mile course and a possible race start Tuesday or Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Red Top
Conn
Crimson
Ward
Ocean Beach
New London
W. B. Ladd
Pequot Casino
Tautog
John Harvard
F. Valentine Chappel
Regatta Committee
Howes Defeats Dwyer In opening tennis round
Clarence Howes beat Ruxford Dwyer 6 3, 4 6, 6 1 at the Thorney Lea Golf Club in Brockton. Reverend Archibald and Earl Nightingale also advanced by default over Chase and Rapp respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Thorney Lea Golf Club
Clarence Howes
Ruxford Dwyer
North Easton
A. C. Archibald
Harrison A. Chase
Earl Nightingale
Jack Rapp
Spade Makes Good in American League Start
Pitcher Spade, a former National League discard, began strong in the American League by holding the Senators to three scattered hits on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spade
Senators
Red Sox and Giants Tied for Batting Third in League
In club batting the Red Sox and Giants both sit third with a .256 average. The Red Sox fielding is .949, second last, while the Giants lead the National League with .952 fielding.
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Red Sox
Giants
Gessler Slumps With Low Batting Average
Doc Gessler has fallen off in hitting this season posting a .243 average far from his strong form in the Hub. The note highlights a decline from his usual production and current struggles at the plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc Gessler
Gessler
Interscholastic Games Postpone Dates Hinted
The article notes no date yet for the schoolboy games scheduled for last Saturday and the first of the 1915 series. It mentions Charlestown and Joe Choynski defeating Jack Johnson in Texas in 1901 and lists promoters Tex Rickard and Gleason as hard to reach. It suggests staying in the Hub for the Post's fight returns and mentions bicycle clubs in Boston with Jimmy Moran, manager of the Revere cycle track, as the information source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
Joe Choynski
Jack Johnson
Texas
Jeff. Johnson
Tex Rickard
Gleason
Hetter
Boston
Jimmy Moran
Revere
No Game Today Red Sox in Pennant Race Tour
Boston fans laugh at the weatherman as the Red Sox take a long road swing. Fred Lake and his Doves head to Quater town with most of the squad, Martell released, Herzog rejoining if his wife is well. Donovan’s crippled team faces Washington at home then tours Philadelphia, Washington, New York and back to Boston to meet Western clubs, a trip likely to decide the Eastern pennant battle with Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Cobb
Chicago
Detroit
Cobb
Crawford
Slagle
Tle
Hofman
Evers
Collins
Clarke
Boston
St. Louis
Hedges’ Park
St. Louis Browns
Red Sox
Fred Lake
Doves
Quatertown
Evans
Martell
Charley Herzog
Philadelphia
Herzog
Cardinals
Donovan
Hig
Washington
Sox
Mack
New York
Holmer Set to Challenge Ljungstrom in 1h Mile Duel
Gusta Ljungstrom will face Hans Holmer in a world championship 1h mile race at Celtic Park during the Twentieth Century Club meet on Saturday July 2. Holmer holds the record and the Swede aims to reclaim it for his homeland after the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Holmer
Ljungstrom Gusta Ljungstrom
Twentieth Century Club
Celtic Park
Madden Eyes Fresh Start at Home Plate for Boston Fans
Boston fans hope to see Tom Madden get a chance behind the plate as Tommy Madden suggests the young catcher can improve with regular action. The message implies a call for more playing time to showcase his skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Tom Madden
Tommy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Leo. Callahan
Roy McKeown
Thomas Daly
Pitcher Henry Denning
Utility
William Hoernle
William Brennan
Edward J. O’brien
O’connor
O’brien
Catcher
Daly
By John J. Evers
and Hugh D. Fullerton
Zero
Reilly & Britton Co
Kilroy
Griffith
O'Day
Red Ehret
Breitenstein
Quakers
Wagner
Bush
Chance
Billy Maloney
Frank Chance
Pittsburg
Kyers
Gibson
Cottrel
Wolter
Johnny Harvard
England
Pax? Ramsdell
Ramsdell
Crewe
Arthur Duffeys Coluumn
Duffey
Ramesdell
British Isles
Axx
Mawr
Dwyer
Howes
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