O'Brien Signs Up for Red Sox 1912 Camp
The Boston Red Sox prepare for the 1912 season with Buck O'Brien signing and joining the travel plans. Manager McAleer will remain in Boston for a few days as the squad departs by train Friday night from South Station, with a detailed itinerary through New York Cincinnati and Hot Springs.
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Red Sox
McAleer
Hot Springs
Eddie Riley
Boston
New York
New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Boston Baseball Party Brings West Coast Attendees
Only four players will travel from Boston for the training camp with Buck O'Brien Bradley Henriksen and Gardner among the travelers. Most will drive in from the West and Pacific Coast led by California with seven players. Notables join from New York Philadelphia Washington and Cincinnati with nine local fans and minor leaguers completing the group.
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Larry Gardner
Buck” O’brien
Bradley
Henriksen
West
Pacific Coast
California
New York
Charley Wagner
Bedient
Yerkes
Philadelphia
Joe Quirk
Washington
Cincinnati
Bushelman
Hagerman
Eddie Cicotte
Jarry Pape
Jack Lewis
Krug
Hilton to defend golf title in America with British team
Harold H Hilton, English international champion, confirms in a letter to the USGA executive committee that he will return to America this fall to defend his title. He will be accompanied by a large group of prominent British amateurs seeking to win American scalps amid a revised championship schedule. Fred Herreshoff sails April 6 for the British championships at Westward Ho. Elwood Haynes of Kokomo Indiana, a leading auto figure, arrives at the show with his Haynes Auto Co. and the firm’s rapid growth noted. R. G. Lockwood of Stamford Connecticut arrives with a fire car based on a modified Buick 86. Numerous displays and industry figures fill the Boston auto show with attention on innovations and sales.
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United States Golf Association
Harold H. Hilton
America
Hilton
Fred Herreshoff
Westward Ho
Herreshoff
Apawamis
Elwood Haynes
Kokomo
Ind
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Haynes Auto Company
New England
Waynes
Boston
W. L. Russell Company
R. G. Lockwood
Stamford
Conn
Medialey Auto Company
Lockwood
Show White Cars Taken From Stock
Walter C. White of the White Company notes that cars exhibited at shows are taken from stock rather than built for display. He says New York show cars stayed there or were sold. Cleveland shipped stock cars. Boston office will keep exhibiting stock cars from the factory.
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White Company
New York
Chicago
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