Dorchester High Captain Fraser Out With Shoulder Injury
Dorchester High star fullback and captain Paul Fraser will miss Thanksgiving Day game versus Mechanic Arts after a severe shoulder injury. X rays showed a chipped clavicle tip and torn shoulder ligaments, sidelining him for weeks. Brookline seeks Waltham High at Watch City in a big holiday clash with prep league leaders riding strong form.
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Dorchester High
Paul Fraser
Dorchester
Mechanic Arts High
Fraser
Brayton
Greater
Boston
Brookline
Waltham High
Beverly
Central Park
Waltham
Leach as Manager QF Doves Leach as Manager QF Doves
Pittsburg reports an open secret that Bar ney Dreyfuss aims to name a new secretary for the Pittsburg Baseball Club. W H Locke is expected to head the Boston National League team and may take Tommy Leach with him to manage the Doves.
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W. H. Locke
Barney Dreyfuss
The
Pirates
Locke
Boston
Mr. Locke
John P. Harris
Doves
Tommy Leach
Lake
Leach
Dreyfuss
Boston Nationals
Mr. Harris
Grass Is Growing at Walpole Street Park Renovation
Groundkeeper Thomas Pallis reported grass growing finely in the Walpole Street Park infield and hoped for a full turf coating by next spring. National league representatives in the city offered no new information, uncertain if they still hold NL status.
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Thomas Pallis
Walpole Street
National League
Bugs Raymond may return to the Giants next season
New York rumor says Manager Mc Graw will try to reharness pitcher Bugs Raymond for 1927. Raymond, gone last summer after odd jobs and wanderings, reportedly begged to rejoin and could be back if disciplined by March at Marlin Springs. Mc Graw still values Raymond and Rube Marquard.
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New York
Broadway
McGraw
Bugs Raymond
Bugs
Giants
Bloomer Girls
Chicago
Marlin Springs
Raymond
Rube Marquard
Lou Criger Hints at Retirement If No Major League Offer
Lou Criger, famed major league catcher and Cy Young’s longtime ally, says he will retire rather than play in the minor leagues unless a big league club signs him.
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Lou Criger
Cy Young
Ongoing High School Rivalry Hit By Key Injuries
Bobber Conley likely out with a broken nose and Fraser missing means Johns O Reillys team faces Mechanic Arts High with reduced strength. Coach O Reilly pushes players as Mechanic Arts holds a secret workout at the American league grounds and Latin School trains under Fred O Brien. English High's Pierce sidelined by knee swelling, Roche remains injured.
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John O'Reilly
Mechanic Arts High
Fraser
O'Reilly
Mechanic Arts
Mooney
Matthews
Dorchester
Conley
Puck Pierce
Roche
Pierce
Fred O’brien
Ketchel Murder Exhumation Sparks Family Theory
Grand Rapids, Nov. 21. The body of Stanley Ketchel, middleweight champion, murdered near Springfield, Missouri, was exhumed by three brothers John Leon and Alexander Ketchel who said they heard he was beaten not shot. They found bullet holes and marks they say indicate a clubbing. The body was reburied.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Stanley Ketchel
Springfield
John
Leon
Alexander Ketchel
Stanley
Shevlin Returns West After Notable Yale Era
Tom Shevlin has left New Haven after two weeks of high profile status as both a coach and former end. Asked who was the better end, he quips that Kilpatrick was superior, but notes Kilpatrick benefited from having him as a teacher.
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Bob White
Somerville High
Steve Mahoney
Holy Cross
Steve
Ned Garland
New Haven
Shevlin
Kilpatrick
Thomas
Kidder
New Bedford Defeats Brockton 8 to 1 In Tough Hoops Game
New Bedford won 8 to 1 over Brockton in a hard fought contest. Highlights mention Mallory scoring for New Bedford with 3 goals, while Brockton's stops attributed to Mallory and Cusick. Fouls credited to Foley and Dugan. Referee Lanigan and timer Maybury officiated.
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Dagean
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Williams Harkins
Cunningham
Hickey Sort
G. Voc
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H. B
Dougherty
Mallory
Cusick
Foley
Duggan
Lanigan
Maybury
Fall River
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Haven
New Haven
Lincoln
R. Hse
Taylor Korzelius
Bone Carrigan
Tees
McGrath O'Brien
H. Ae . Zardner Harper
Pali
Rey Sutherland
Harper
Sutherland
Gardner
Carrigan
Leary
Broad suspensions reign in minor leagues with 859 players halted
The year saw widespread discipline as 859 players received suspensions while 262 men were reinstated, reflecting intense enforcement across the minor leagues.
Chicago Man Wills Alma Mater 50000 to Vermont University
C P Smith treasurer of the University of Vermont received the will of Lewis L Coburn a Chicago resident and class of 189 donor. The will gives 25000 to the university with no specific use stated. Coburn died recently in Chicago leaving the bequest to his alma mater.
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Burlington, Vt
C. P. Smith
University of Vermont
Lewis L. Coburn
Chicago
Yale to Have Strong Team Next Spring
Yale baseball coach Billy Lush predicts a strong 1911 season with Philbin Logan Murphy McIntyre and Coy lost. Carhart will catch. Burdett Church and juniors to be tried. Freshmen Dyer Tilney Sharpe and others to reckon on. Freeman ll Brinsmade leading pitchers. Tommers to seek outfield. Scott from last year’s frosh to be relied on. Thompson to try after arm injury.
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New Haven
Lush
Elis
Philbin
Logan
Murphy
McIntyre
Coy
Carhart
Burdett
Church
Dyer
Tilney
Sharpe
Land
Freeman
Brinsmade
Tommers
Scott
Thompson
Navy Prepares to Meet Army at Franklin Field
Navy coaches and players outline a program to rise to top form for the season finale against the West Pointers at Franklin Field. Yale star Herman Cutt remains at Annapolis to focus on linemen as Navy weighs sending the squad to Philadelphia midweek.
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Naval Academy
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West Pointers
Herman Ojcutt
Yale
New York University
Philadelphia
Cornell to Meet Quakers in Thanksgiving Showdown
Cornell's 41 man football squad left Ithaca for Atlantic City to train at Haddon Hall before Thanksgiving and the annual clash with Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. Students gave a rousing sendoff with red lights songs and yells as the team departed.
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Cornell
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Haddon Hall
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Judge Sets $8000 Year For Education Of Miss Ladenburg
Surrogate Jackson of Hempstead ruled that Miss Eugenie Ladenburg may receive $8000 a year for her education, deeming $17,000 a year unnecessary for a 16 year old. The decision follows testimony from her mother about required funds.
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New York
Eugenie Ladenburg
Slagle to Seek Shoulder Treatment in Hot Springs
Slagle the Orioles centrefielder plans to travel to Hot Springs Arkansas for treatment of his rheumatism in the right shoulder and arm. The injury has shortened his time with the Cubs.
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Rabbit" Slagle
Orioles
Hot Springs
Ark
Jim
St. Joseph's A A Opens Season Against Dorchester Team
The St. Joseph's A A basketball team of the West End opens its season tonight November 2 at the church hall on Charles street. The senior team connected with the association will play the Milton A A of Dorchester. Managers can arrange future games by writing to P J Coleman 6 Auburn Street.
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West End
Church Hall
Charles Street
Milton A. A
Dorchester
St. Joseph’s
P. J. Coleman
Auburn Street
Athletics Earned 170000 From Regular Season
The Athletics cleared 170000 on the regular season and added proceeds from the big series, a strong showing for a club once viewed as dead weight in the American League.
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Athletics
Longboat and Shrubb Ready for Final Pre Race Workout
Tom Longboat, the Canadian Indian, will have his last workout before the Longboat Shrubb race on the B A A Marathon course. Shrubb and Longboat arrived in Boston confident. Shrubb signs to run Madison Square Garden Marathon on Nov 29.
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Onondaga
Sol Mintz
Longboat
Canada
Shrubb
Back Bay
Ashland
Boston
al Shrubb
Maine
Madison Square Garden
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