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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1914

Page

11

Giants Ready to Defend Title Despite Shafer Uncertainty

Giants manager McGraw pushes to retain third baseman Shafer amid retirement hints and possible replacement talks. Field strength hinges on Shafer’s return as the club eyes a fourth straight championship while peers like the Phillies Pirates Cubs and Dodgers show varying form and new infields and signings.

Shafer Mac Giants Mack McGraw Snodgrass Barry Doyle

Boston set to host Hobey Baker and fast hockey rumors

Arthur Baker, Princeton star, contemplates moving to Boston after graduation and may join next year’s B A A hockey seven. Lee Baker sets new 880 yard mark at 1 56 4 5 while John Smith shines from East Boston. Joe Wood eyes May return in Red Sox camp as Yamada faces Sutton in billiards. Wendell sails for England to meet Anderson after Olympic glare.

Hobey” Baker Princeton Boston Lee Homer Baker Seventy-first Regiment A. A Abel Kiviat Kiviat Baker Hyde Park John Smith East Boston Gormley High School of Commerce Smith Joe Wood Red Sox England Wendell G. R. L. Anderson Stockholm Anderson New York

Record standards and aviator notes from early 20th century sports

The excerpt lists records for running high jump and standing broad jump with names A W Richards of Utah and Platt Adams of the New York A C. It asks who is the current national squash racquet champion and mentions Constantine Hutchins of Boston and Aero Harry Atwood of Toledo. It adds notes on Earl Ovington mass location and Alfredo De Oro not yet owning the Lambert trophy. It ends with a letter for James B Connolly.

A. W. Richards Utah Platt Adams New York A. C Constantine Hutchins Boston Harry Atwood Toledo Ohio Middle West Earl Ovington Ween Mass Henry—Alfredo de Oro James B. Connolly

Cobb Wiffs Tigers Lose

New Orleans defeated Detroit 8 to 4. Ty Cobb, in his first appearance of the season, struck out twice before doubling in his third at bat and was thrown out trying to steal home.

New Orleans Detroit Americans Ty Cobb

Cobb Affirms Detroit Stay Amid Fed Leagues Rumors

Outfielder Tyrus Cobb of the Detroit Ameri cans denied a second Federal league offer and said he would play the season with Detroit. President Navin arrived with the team and said Sam Crawford would report at Gulfport on Monday.

New Orleans Tyrus Cobb Detroit Americans Cobb Detroit Navin Gulfport Sam Crawford

Dewar Shield Billiard Tournament Announced in City

Sir Thomas R. Dewar has presented a silver shield to be competed for in an English billiard tournament to be held in this city. Competitors include George Haymen Thomas Butler Philip Booker John Montgomery Fred Vass Fred Ridgeway Samuel Spicer and Scott O'Neil.

Thomas R. Dewar George Haymen Thomas Butler Philip Booker John Montgomery Fred Vass Fred Ridgeway Samuel Spicer Scott O'Neil

Indoor Tennis Championship Opens in Philadelphia

The world indoor tennis match between Jay Gould amateur champion and Fred Covey professional champion begins in Philadelphia under referee Richmond Fearing. The best of 13 sets determines the world title over three days at the Philadelphia Racquet Club with Edgar Scott and George H. Brooks officiating.

Jay Gould Fred Covey England Philadelphia Richmond Fearing Boston America Mr. Gould George J. Gould New York Edgar Scott George H. Brooks Fred Tompkins

Clemson College Baseball Tryouts Draw Over 100 Candidates

Clemson College in Washington D C with just over 800 students held first call tryouts for the baseball team and drew more than 100 hopefuls.

Clemson College D. C

Two Canadian Pro Teams Set To Clash In Boston Games

The Vancouver team of the Pacific Coast league and the Montreal Wanderers of the National Hockey Association will meet in two Boston Arena games on March 2 and 28 for a purse of 2500 dollars. Star players Cyclone Taylor Ditters Pitre Art Ross Gordie Roberts and the Clegg horn brothers will feature. The matches are billed as a rare style of hockey for Boston and may attract record crowds.

Boston Boston Arena Vancouver Wanderers Montreal National Hockey Association Fred Cyclone’ Taylor Taylor Ottawa

Conference on Cubs Purchase In Progress In Harrisburg

Governor Tener meets with Western businessmen negotiating to buy the Chicago National League baseball club. The session at the executive mansion began after noon and continued into the evening with no word on progress.

Harrisburg Penn Tener Chicago National League Baseball Club Executive Mansion

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