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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1910
Page
10
Duffey notes Yale’s strong showing against Harvard and praises Captain Daly’s team. Skepticism fades as Yale’s defense and offense draw praise. Also references Longboat Shrubb race and betting pools on the Harvard Yale game with score guesses and a Langford Jeannette bout date.
Readable text shows scattered batting figures and letters with no clear event, team, or date. No names, positions, or standings are discernible to form a factual summary.
Thirteen AL players qualified for the honor class, a record. Joe Jackson led with .387 in 20 games. Ty Cobb won the batting title at .385. Lajoie and Speaker followed, with Red Sox hitters reaching .300+. Detroit and Cleveland show strong hitting, while Hooper and Crawford top three-baggers and sacrifice hits respectively.
Lou Houseman links Oldfield Johnson race to Johnsons nervous breakdown and fear of racing dangers. Card highlights include 10 and 8 round bouts with Whitney Williams and Morris Madden among others, plus a 20 round Los Angeles bout Flynn versus Stewart on December 10 and amateur entries for Winthrop YC tournament on November 2.
A brief note advertises genuine Kentucky Taylor whiskey priced at $1 per full quart urging buyers to insist on the authentic label.
Onondaga hero Tom Longboat arrives with wife So Mintz and manager Tom Flanagan to prepare for the 1 1/2 mile clash with British champion Al Shrubb at Mechanics Building on Thanksgiving Night. Local runners plan a tune up from the B A A clubhouse to Wellesley Hills to test Longboat’s form and his world distance record prospects.
Philadelphia report of November 26 claims John Tener the Pennsylvania governor elect and former player owns the Boston National Baseball Club. The assertion says money paid to John Dovey by John Harris came from Tener, contradicting talks of Barney Dreyfuss steering Harris in a Pittsburg Boston deal.
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