Red Sox World Champions Share $3825 Each After Title
Getaway day at Fenway Park sees the Boston Red Sox distributing $3825.80 to each of 22 players from an $87,139.73 purse. George Foster heads home to Oklahoma. trainer Charles Green and secretary Riley receive $500 gifts. Several staff and mascots also receive amounts as the team plans a further presentation to President Lannin and Manager Carrigan.
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Red Sox
Fenway Park
George Foster
Time Post
Oklahoma
Charles Green
Riley
Red Glennon
John Lane
Mike McNally
Jerome L. Kelley
Don Kiernan
Tom Hauer
Dan Gleason
Lannin
Boston Red Sox players plan winter hunts and travels after season
Joe Wood heads to Parkers Glen with Duffy Lewis to inspect a new bungalow in Sonoma County. Vean Gregg to his Alberta farm. An auto party may include Speaker Shore Carl Mays leaving for Bretton Woods. Carrigan and Heinie Wagner depart for Lake Annabessacook. Shorten McNally venture to mountains. Gainer hunts in Virginia. Ruth to Maryland. Hoblitzell joins Bancroft for a coast tour after the coast trip was canceled. President Lannin distributes the season profits and post season checks.
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Parkers Glen
Penn
Duffy Lewis
Boyes Hot Springs
Sonoma County
Cal
Harry Hooper
Vean Gregg
Alberta
Canada
Speaker
Shore
Carl Mays
Bretton Woods
N. H
Carrigan
Heinie Wagner
Bill
Lake Annabessacook
Shorten
McNally
del Gainer
Virginia
Babe Ruth
Maryland
Dick Hoblitzell
Frank Bancroft
Cincinnati
Joe Lannin
Boston
California
Red Sox
Refund Money Today for World Series Third Game Tickets
Fans who held third game tickets in Boston can claim refunds starting today at Fenway Park from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily. With over $60,000 to return, the process may take some time as clerks process thousands of refunds following the decision not to play a third game.
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Red Sox
Boston
Boston American League
Fenway Park
Martial Law Declared in Saloniki Reported
Paris dispatch says general Moschowmoulos orders Greek troops to salute French and British officers as allied commanders extend courtesy to Greek officers. Prince Nicholas named military governor of the interior zone by royal decree.
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Athens
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Constantine
Bay State riflemen win in national match at Jacksonville
Gunner Sergeant A. Hagan of the US Marine Corps won the President's cap in the NRA rifle matches at Jacksonville. Hagan, Corporal J. Grandy, and Color Sergeant J. T. Lawless scored 247 of 250 with Hagan earning first for repeated perfect shots. New England enlisted teams won the Massachusetts National Guard led the team event with a 587 of 600.
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United States Marine Corps
National Rifle Association
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J. Grandy
United States Cavalry
J. T. Lawless
Ninth Infantry
National Guard of
Massachusetts
Grandy
Lawless
Wilson
New England
Massachusetts National Guard
Connecticut
Easy winner in 2 04 trot at Lexington Grand Circuit
Ross B led the field at Lexington in the 2 04 trot, defeating Margaret Druien by three lengths after a first mile setback to Peter the Great mare. Wright then pulled Peteronius gelding ahead to secure easy victory through the second and third miles.
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Lexington
Ross B
Margaret Druien
Peter the Great
Wright
Peteronius
Hal Mapes
Br. G
Directiat
B. G
Petronius
B. m
Peter the
Joan
B.m
McDevitt
Mack
DeRyder
Two-Year Trotting Colts Set Season Record in Fast Mile
Peter Belmont by Peter the Great set a 2-year-old trotting colt mark while Sad Thoughts paced a 2:06 1/2 for 38-year-old pacing fillies. The meet extended to tomorrow after May Direct won the opening heat and Patrick M. finished second, with several divisions and times listed for pacing and trotting events.
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May Direct
Patrick M
Peter Belmont
Peter the Great
Ella Belmont
Sad Thoughts
B. m
Wey Direct
Tay- 1
LV Rae
Br. G
Norbells
Valen- HR
Fern Hal
Bik. m
MacPherson
Bessie R
B. Gs
H Jones
Baumgartner to Study Law After World Series
Lefty Baumgartner of the Philadelphia Nationals plans to use his world series earnings to enter law school at the University of Chicago upon return from the East. He left U Chicago before finishing his senior year to play professional baseball.
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Chicago
Baumgartner
Philadelphia Nationals
University of Chicago
Philadelphia
Harvard Star Dick Harte Aims For Five Sports "H" Letters
Dick Harte Crimson all around athlete aims to win five varsity "H" letters by 1917 covering football track hockey baseball and tennis with success in baseball and tennis already. Billy Reidy credited with originating the slow ball dies at Cleveland home aged veteran of Brooklyn Milwaukee and Oakland baseball paths.
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Dick Harte
Crimson
Charley Brickley
Tack Hardwick
Harte
Yale
R. Norris Williams
Harvara
Hehelieves
Cleveland
Billy Reidy
Brooklyn
Christy Mathewson
Milwaukee
Connie Mack
Reidy
Cincinnati
Oakland
San Francisco
Rudolph to Play With Elks Team
Bronx and Derby Conn teams clash at Berkley Oval in the Bronx next Sunday afternoon. Dick Rudolph of the Boston Braves and Heinie Zimmerman of the Chicago Cubs are Bronx members. Last year the Bronxites beat the Connecticut club twice.
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Elks
Berkley Oval
The
Bronx
Derby
Conn
Dick Rudolph
Boston Braves
Heinie Zimmerman
Chicago Cubs
Connecticut
Track captains face charges over high express accounts
Harry Smith of The Bronx Church House and Abel R. Kiviat of the Irish American Athletic Club appeared before the Metropolitan Association registration committee at the American Express Company office in New York to answer charges they asked for unusually high express accounts to appear at games upstate.
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Charge Kiviat
High Express
New York
Harry Smith
Abel R. Kiviat
Bronx Church House
Metropolitan Association
American Express Company
Captain of the Emden Reaches Germany After Escape
Lieutenant-Commander Julius Lauterbach, former executive officer of the German cruiser Emden, returns to Germany after a daring journey. He was captured when Emden was destroyed by the Australian cruiser Sydney and later freed by Indian troops’ mutiny in Singapore. He fled by canoe to Sumatra and Afghanistan to reach Java Manila and Shanghai before sailing to the United States under an assumed name.
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San Francisco
Lexington High School hosts charity entertainment evening
The Lexington High School Athletic Association plans a school evening event at the high school wall this evening at 8 o clock to benefit the football and girls field hockey teams.
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Lexington High School
Lexington High School Athletic Association
Woman's Section Preview For Next Sunday Post
The upcoming Sunday Post highlights a full Woman's Section with features on fashion home crafts health and profiles designed to appeal to every woman.
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Next Sunday Post
Lexington High School Scrimmage With Somerville Junior Team
The Lexington High School football eleven scrimmaged the Somerville High junior team yesterday at the Lexington athletic field. This afternoon the two teams will play a practice game.
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Lexington High School
Somerville High School
Lexington
Fish and Game Commission urges board reorganization
A report to Governor Walsh shows a majority of the Fish and Game Commission backing reorganizing their own board and endorsing Efficiency and Economy Board recommendations. George H. Graham and William C. Adams join the push while Dr. George W. Field, chair, files a dissenting minority report defending his record and accusing any insinuations of misdeeds as erroneous.
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Walsh
Fish and Game Commission
Efficiency and Economy Board
Department of Fisheries and Game
George H. Graham
William C. Adams
George W. Field
Gossip Boxers and Commission Shakeup in Massachusetts
The majority report, backed by Chairman Francis aversrell of the Efficiency and Economy Commission, endorses reforms to state departments, budgets, and fish and game policies, while Dr Field’s chairmanship is likely ended. Boxers Mickey Brown and prospects like Howard McRae and Al Delmont are noted with upcoming bouts, plus postponement of Honey Mellody’s benefit due to his eye injury and fighter movements in New England.
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al Shubert
New Bedford
Howard McRae
Whaler
al Delmont
Finney Boyle
Lawrence
Shubert
Popular Song Writers Earn Half Million Annually
The Sunday Post Magazine profiles top song writers earning about $500000 yearly. The feature covers success, notable hits, and the music industry’s financial landscape.
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