Baseball Manager Connie Mack Opposes Alcohol Use
Connie Mack of the Philadelphia Athletics declares that baseball men are not the drinking class and players must stay in trim or be sent to the minors. An award will be made from 69 Alleghany Street, Roxbury, around April 2 with Pa Van Loon as boss and a full color Doings of the Van Loons page planned for next Sunday Post.
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Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Alleghany Street
Roxbury
Pa van Loon
van Loons
Will McCreery Promises Teetotal Life If Restored
San Francisco March 3 Judge Graham signaled he will restore Walter McCreery to competency and the clubman polo player millionaire vows never to drink again. He has been sober two years and faced a long history of mental trouble from 1909 through 1913 including confinement and escape. Two San Francisco alienists report he is sane after daily examinations since February 7.
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San Francisco
Walter McCreery
Graham
McCreery
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England
Fanny Postponed Again at Park Theatre
The play Fanny was delayed again last night due to late scenery and costumes. Producers confirm a matinee will be held today. Also noted: six more tales from traveling drummers in the next Sunday Post Magazine.
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Panny
Park Theatre
Sunday Post
McNab Fund Receives Additional Two Dollars
A letter to the Post reports a $2 contribution to the McNab Fund. The money was sent as a post office order for $2 for the Old Blacksmith of South Weymouth who wishes to marry, with one dollar from a brother blacksmith and one from his housekeeper.
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Thomas McNab
South Weymouth
Meteghan River
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Colpitts Ticket Agency
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