Stahl Tannehill Trade Off Declared Off
Boston club owner Magnate Taylor says the Stahl Tannehill deal is off and he will keep Tannehill, noting the team is thriving and should not break up its left handed pitcher. Washington’s Cantillon maintains Stahl remains property of the Washington club and could go to the highest bidder. A father and son meeting with Manager Unglaub highlighted a busy day of player introductions.
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Sunday Post junior trophy rules clarified by managers
Several baseball managers misunderstood the Sunday Post junior baseball trophy rules and submitted reports not on the official score coupon. The only valid score is the coupon printed in the Sunday Post, to be used each Sunday during the season.
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O'Brien and Burns to Clash for Titles in L A Tonight
Prominent boxers Jack O'Brien and Tommy Burns meet for a 20 round bout in Los Angeles. The fight is billed as both heavyweight and lightweight title dispute with about 10 000 in purses, while the touted 30 000 purse remains disputed.
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O Brien Predicts Quick Victory Over Burns
Jack OBrien pledges aggressive tactics against Tommy Burns, promising to pressure from the opening bell, close Burns eyes with left hooks, bloody him, and win inside 15 rounds before retiring, calling Burns the easiest fight he has seen.
Burns Confident of Victory in Toughest Fight
Boxer Tommy Burns declares readiness for a hard title defense against O'Brien. He bets half his earnings and vows to press the attack from the start, stating if O'Brien lasts beyond 15 rounds he will be a surprised winner and expects to prevail.
Coach Mahan of Technology resigns after six years
John F. Mahan, track coach and director at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, resigns after six years amid alleged unfair treatment by the athletic advisory council. Salary delay and lack of harmony between council and teams cited as indirect causes. Letters were received by Major F H Briggs and other officials yesterday.
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Bill to Give Jury Right to Decide Murder Penalty
Senator James H. Vahey of Watertown supports a bill by Florence Spooner to let a jury decide if murder carries death or another penalty. Taft of Worcester warns against placing responsibility on jurors as other death penalty petitions are postponed.
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Rogers Brothers Donkey Name Contest Prompts Quick Judging
The Rogers brothers opened a public baby donkey naming contest at Hollis Street theatre after Friday’s offers. Readers suggested Irish themed names such as Hibernia and Shamrock along with Miss Massachusetts and Ellen Terry. Gus and Max Rogers will finalize the choice after more entries arrive.
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Shaw Senate clash over suburban road use on Elevated tracks
The fight between Senator James F. Shaw and the Boston Elevated heats up in the House over allowing suburban roads to use Elevated tracks. The bill, now a railroad commission decision matter, has seen feverish lobbying and a bitter House contest led personally by Shaw as sensational Senate action preceded it.
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Mayor Presses Loan Orders For City Improvements
The Boston City Council is notified to attend a meeting tomorrow as Mayor seeks approval of two loan ordinances totaling 800000 for street improvements and water pipe purchases. Whispers claimed junketers would delay unless the measures pass, but the Mayor denies these rumors. Market trip with the committee had been postponed and is now unofficially slated to depart Boston next Tuesday.
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Worcester Crew to Race Harvard Freshmen on Charles
Worcester May 7 Coach Jim Donnelly names the Worcester crew to challenge Harvard freshmen on the Charles next Saturday. Lineup includes Coe bow Williams 2 Kennedy 3 D Ew art 4 Fitzgerald 5 Warren captain 6 McDermott 7 Nylon stroke and Burns or Clapp as coxswain. The crew lacks past form but will adjust wash boards and row in chop py water.
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Olga Nethersole Plans Paris Debut After Boston Tour
Eminent English actress Olga Nethersole will wrap eight Boston performances then sail to Paris for her first engagement there. The Awakening may see production in Paris, urged by her friend Sarah Bernhardt. She will spend summer at a villa in Biarritz and prepare new plays for America next year. Louis Nethersole, her brother, manages her.
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