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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1910
Page
13
A flood of reader ballots adds multiple All-America candidates. Names include Mathewson, Walsh, Johnson, Street, Gibson, Cobb, Wagner, Magee, Speaker, Lajoie, and Collins among pitchers catchers infielders and outfielders from national leagues and prominent clubs.
A series of letters provide several all American team selections listing players by position from teams such as the Boston Americans Chicago Nationals and Philadelphia Americans Include names like Street Kling Wagner Cobb Speaker Mathewson and Lajoie among others with varying attributions and lineups from different correspondents across cities.
Brockton dominated Hartford with 14 to 8 victory. Williams scored eight goals for Brockton while Hart added two for the visitors. Owens contributed a strong game for Brockton. Referee Rorty and timer Malbury noted the bout with stops by Bannon and Mallory.
Taunton beat Fall River 5 to 2 in a fast game tonight. After a tied score entering the third period the visitors scored three goals to pull ahead. Key players listed include Curtis Tat, Lincoln Thompson, Korzelius Tugone, Harrold Dufresne, Griffith, and Carrigan. Referee Lanigan. Timer Leary. Stoppages by Pence and Harper. Foul Lyons.
Providence and New Haven battled fiercely as both goalies started strong. New Haven edge Providence with a 6 to 4 score, led by key rushes and stops, with Cusick refereeing and Perrin timing.
New Bedford defeated Worcester 7 to 3 in a dull game. Roberts was the standout, driving play for the winners while Harkins and Menard contributed goals, with Sutton and Cusick among the scorers for Worcester. Referee Kearnes and timer McBride officiated.
Former Detroit captain Dutch Schaefer is slated for a new berth almost daily, with room for Germany as Waddell and Raymond snuggle under the covers.
Chicago fans crave fresh blood for the Cubs fueling anxiety about job stability for the bat guardian amid rumors of managerial shakeups and renewed confidence in the club’s future.
A line of thought suggests Eddie Collins was a close student at Columbia, judging by his performance in the world series. The remark anchors on his notable work and implies collegiate study influence on his approach.
Harry Kersberg visits from Alaska and plans to assist Coach Haughton around the Hub until after the Yale game. Princeton freshmen beat Yale freshmen 6 0 last Saturday, hinting at the Tiger Blue varsity clash. Yale beat Holy Cross 120 while Princeton won 17 0, suggesting a strong Tigers showing. Indoor running gains momentum with a 20 mile world record and plans for long distance events at Mechanics Building and the Arena.
Readers are told to send questions to Mr Duffey via the Post. A rumor cites Vic, who once dropped a goal on Yale at New Haven, planning a professional league with former players on separate teams. The column notes Harvard Princeton Columbia West Point and Brown as schools that beat Yale and comments on Providence and Brown supporters.
Today’s Prep League games include Newton High versus Cambridge Latin at Newton and overlaps at Winchester Melrose High, Beverly High, and Duxbury. Cambridge Latin, coached by Linehan with Volk and Grant, seeks league prominence while Newton High aims to spoil. Injury updates from Dorchester High and Dunbar bleachers set the scene for a busy Friday schedule.
Chicago star Johnny Kling recalls his rough start in pro baseball. He details learning positions, catching vs pitching, and the importance of staying cool and thinking ahead. Kling credits early semi pro days, Kansas City Schmeltzers, Rockford stint, and St Joseph before joining Chicago in the West Side era.
Sherwood Magee of the Phillies posted a career season in 1910 leading the National League in hits runs and slugging. He also ranked among the league’s top ten base stealers showcasing a standout all around performance.
The Cubs team boasted the most signs in the majors while the Athletics relied on a single sign the Indian. The remark highlights contrasting sign usage between two prominent clubs during the season.
Many players now own farms in various regions, with each major league team housing several financially savvy players who diversify wealth beyond baseball. The trend shows athletes seeking agricultural holdings as part of their income strategy and long term security.
Joe Horan in a Lozier captures the 250 mile speedway grand prize at Atlanta with a 3 hours 26 minutes 16.10 seconds run setting a new American distance record. He earns 3000 of 5000 prize amid tire failures and mechanical troubles for rivals including Burman and Disbrow.
Dr Benjamin Roller could not pin Hjalmar Lundin of Sweden within the hour at the Boston Arena last night. Lundin resisted for 44 minutes 10 1 2 seconds before Roller's attempt ended. Lundin then defended for nearly three quarters of an hour in an exhibition enjoyed by a large crowd.
The item lists scores and predictions including Harvard Cornell 27 5 with 18 0 and 18 3 guesses and asks which is nearer. It mentions Fan Hans Wagner playing with Pittsburg for 11 years and Harvard Amherst 17 0. It notes the Ashland Boston marathon record 2 24 24 by Marathon Tom Longboat in 1807 and requests opinion on an All American team. It discusses weight comparisons and Exeter players Janvrin and Brickley with Brockton Yale 8 0 Harvard.
Ten round clash in New York pits Knockout Brown against Tommy Murphy as the main event. Murphy regains form after years of near-championship pace, while Brown seeks to demonstrate his famed power against a skilled, seasoned opponent. Other notes cover Owen Moran in Boston, Goodman returning for a Kobler bout in Canton, and updates on Burke, Klaus, and Sullivan’s recovery.
Captain Roger Cutler and Coach Wray call 72 men to the Harvard freshman crew at Newell boathouse. The largest first day turnout in years, two full eights rowed two miles up the river, promising a strong season. Rowers include Chanler, Morgan, Blanchard, Converse, Curtis, H MiIliard, Trumbull, Henry, and N Roosevelt.
C Webb Murphy is expected to lead in heavy trouble as the Winter Baseball League begins with a projected batting average near 1000. The item notes Murphy’s anticipated impact and the league kickoff.
Charley Ebbetts argues the Cubs slipping could thrust Brooklyn into the flag hunt next season. He proposes a toast to the Doves as a favorable outcome for Brooklyn and its fans.
Mr. Jeffries and Mr. Chance have not been interviewed regarding Yale's ability to return to form. The article notes ongoing uncertainty about Yale's comeback prospects and whether key figures have commented.
Hanover N H Nov 7 The Dartmouth cross country team for the intercollegiate race at Princeton next Saturday will consist of Noyes Lyons Waterbury Clark Jones Ball and Freuch four runners and three alternates will be named later officials said
St Louis fans feel the game matters most and hope Mr Hedges will swap the American League park in the city for a top pitcher. The draft of a trade idea reflects city sports talk and demand for improved pitching.
Albany report states Charley Harvey of Chicago defeated Jimmy Carroll of San Francisco in a brisk 10 round bout tonight. Harvey dominated the action with sharper punches and controlled the tempo from early in the match. Carroll pressed hard but could not overcome the Chicago challenger.
In Schenectady New York Harry Lewis defeated Dick Nelson in the welterweight title bout by knockout in the second round. Lewis outweighed Nelson by about 15 pounds and controlled the fight from the start. Nelson was knocked down three times in the first round and twice in the second before being counted out.
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