All America Baseball Team Picks Spark Fan Debate
Readers strong on Lajoie over Collins for second base while Baker vs Lord for third fuels lively letter contests. Fans name favorites at catcher Street Kling Paine Mathewson Johnson and outfield stars Cobb Speaker Magee Clarke and others across leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Lajoie
Eddie Collins
Harry Lord
Frank Baker
Collins
Lajoie
Baker
Lord
Devlin
Post
Ainsmith
Archer
Coombs
Mathewson
Mattern
Stahl
Barry
Snodgrass
Speaker
Campbell
Matt Hart
Hal Chase
Napoleon
Honus Wagner
Georgia Peach
Sherwood Magee
Catcher
Bender
Johnson
Walsh
Ford
Yanks
Mildred Wallace Freeman
Butler Street
Lawrence
Kling
Street
Chase
Hans Wagner
Magee
Cobb
Rockland
Fred M’carthy
Grahamer Street
Evers
Fred Clarke
Gibson
King
Tris Speaker
Fielder Jones
Jack Collins
White Sox
Albany
N. Y
James J, Callanan
Thomas
Jake Sthal
Heinie Wagner
Milan
Ty Cobb
Raymond A. Hubbard
West Street
Braintree
Graham
Boston Nationals
Pittsburg
Washington
Chicago Americans
New York
New York Nationals
New York Americans
Cleveland
McBride
Detroit
Boston Americans
Hugh Jennings
Philip A. Holmes
Harvard Square
Cambridge
Philadelphia Americans
Jajoie
Bescher
Cincinnati
J. R. Hudson
Chicago Nationals
Chance
Pvers
Bush
Earler
Lewis
Comley Street
New Bedford
Exeter Andover clash shapes season finale in Massachusetts
On the eve of the Exeter Andover clash, Andover is favored as both squads train and prepare under Referee Al Sharpe. Exeter features Brickley and Cornell alongside a strong New Hampshire contingent, while Andover counters with Mahan and Sawyer in a bid to extend a 7-1 record that has produced 99 points to 12. A large crowd is anticipated for the classic game and related Somerville-Waltham preparations unfold with trains and extra seats ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exeter
al Sharpe
Andover
Massachusetts
Rogers
van Brocklin
Dan McDonald
Exeter-Andover
Webster
Wellesley High
Bob Jones
East Boston
Sid York
Eddie Mahan
Natick High School
Diddie Sawyer
Everett
Mahan
Pete Fletcher
Moore
New York City
Harlow
Brain
Randall
Bigelow
Sullivan
Gile
Jones
Martin
Forsythe
Boston
New Hampshire
Charlie Matthews
Somerville
Arthur Ayer
Charlie Brickley
Everett High
Brickley
Cornell
Johnnie O’brien
Charlie Dickerman
Jim Fox
O’brien
Dickerman
Harry Faulkner
Tom McCabe
Nelson
Kirkpatrick
Ben Neal
Way
Withington
Mitchell
Somerville-Waltham
Pach
Barry and Jeanette Bout Draws Boston Debate
Barry is set to fight Joe Jeanette at the Armory Club in a Boston clash touted by the New York World. Charley White may referee, reflecting a pattern of New York control while local officials resist. Langford and Jeanette likely rematch at the Armory. Leah Cross and Jack Dorman duel in New York tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Barry
Porky Flynn
Joe Jeanette
Armory Club
New York
Boston
Charley White
Barry
Jeanette
White
Sam Langford
Leah Cross
Jack Dorman
Harvard Yale Cornell cross country and football outlook
The piece previews Harvard Yale cross country with Yale favored to contest the Crimson and Cornell seen as underdogs for the football game. Mintz praises Tom Longboat while Shrubb and Longboat race talk stirs Thanksgiving night plans. It notes officials’ troubles with new football rules and the challenge of selecting top referees for championship contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Cornell
Tomorow
Crimson
Ithacans
Harvard
Johnny Harvard
Ol Mintz
Tom Longboat
Mintz
al Shrubb
Minot shifts to line as Harm vard plans again
The article questions why Minot, last year’s Harm vard fullback, is now lining up on the line and defers to Cambridge coaches for the decision. Ty Cobb receives an auto for batting honors and Shrubb defeats Longboat on a 15 mile Canadian route, outdoors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot
Harm Vard
Chalmers-Detroit
Cambridge
Ty Cobb
Tom Longboat
al Shrub
Canada
Shrubb
Ll. P
Peaches
Shortage of umpires in World Series prompts idea
The remark notes a lack of umpires in the World Series and suggests adding a fifth official to assist the Cubs outfielders from giving up extra base hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub
Phillies Face Internal Strife Amid Stadium Revels
Observers note friction within the Phillies as celebrations for the Athletics overshadow a household split. The team reportedly holds talent but struggles with harmony after years of near misses and internal divides affecting performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Athletics
Phillie
Phillies
Dartmouth Faces Amherst After Rainy Practice At Hanover
Dartmouth weathered soaked fields and a soggy ball in a hard practice session. Captain Ryan moved to right end and Lovejoy to right tackle as the team prepares for Amherst with Sherwin and Elcock sidelined. Freshmen scored twice in a 15 minute scrimmage while Morey Hoban and Barends showed work on direct passes and interceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Amherst
Sherwin
Elcock
Dr. Kingsford
Ryan
Lovejoy
Peint
Cushing
Morey
Hoban
Barends
G. Hoban
Wedding Notice Reveals C Mack eloped to New York
A local wedding notice records that C Mack secretly left for New York without a sign and returned with a remarkable double. The event shows an unusual departure and surprise performance impacting family plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C Mack
New York
Progressive Age Roosevelts Power Grows After Series Triumph
After the American league victory, Roosevelt appears stronger than ever as he eyes new ambitions and leadership roles. The piece suggests a renewed public image and ongoing influence in national affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American League
Roosevelt
Sweeneys successor Fogel declined 12000 bid for McQuillen
Mr Fogel, named as Sweeney's successor, says he was offered 12000 for McQuillen and refused the deal. He directs the information toward Fletcher.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rockland, Mass
Rucker
Ben- Ger
Wagner
Murphy
Devore
John McGraw
Congress Avenue
New Haven
Greater Boston
Watch City
Evly
Union Square
Louis A. Frothingham
Walker
Waltham
Miller
York
Edward J. O’brien
Armory
BY Bill Bailey
Battling Nelson
Ad Wolgast
San Francisco
Eddie Smith
Duffey
Boston Latin Stars
Mallogan
Baair
Prendergast
Tate
Sweeney
Wolf
Portland
Tobe
Thos. J. Boles
New England Journal Building
Mass
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!