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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1912

Page

9

Red Sox Receive Championship Share After New York Transfer

The Boston Red Sox team collected their allotted championship share from the national commission. Each player on the roster received about four thousand dollars after Manager Stahl cashed the commission check in New York.

Boston Red Sox New York National Commission Boston Stahl Jake

Players donate to crew and pursue vaudeville openings

Players gave about 500 to trainer Joe Quirk 150 to Jerome Kelley and nothing to Eddie Riley reducing each share by roughly 70. After payments most left town Wagner and Carrigan joined Bill's camp near Lewiston others visited home before vaudeville. Bradley O'Brien Wagner Carrigan and Gardner reportedly have openings and will likely accept. Joe Wood declined leading offer and has no desire to perform on stage.

Joe Quirk Jerome Kelley Eddie Riley Outfit Wagner Carrigan Bill Lewiston Bradley O’brien Joe Wood Red Sox

Big School Football Day Promises Violent Gridiron Action

A crowded day of high school football pits Waltham High against Somerville High as the headline event, with Medford High and Haverhill High also expected to draw large crowds. Cambridge Latin visits Everett, Malden High challenges Boston College High, and Dorchester High faces Chelsea High in a Saturday lineup.

Waltham High-Somerville High Medford High-Haverhill Somerville Waltham Bisesas FE Haverhill ‘High Bill Broderick Medford Morster Everett Cambridge Latin Malden High Boston College High Malden Dorchester High Chelsea High Light Charlie Linehan O’reilly

Giants on Their Way With Bundle

New York players in the National League receive $2566.17 each from World Series receipts. Meyers Snodgrass and Shafer head to California next week, Herzog takes a Maryland farm vacation then a Cornell agrculture course, while Mathewson plans a hunting trip in the Carolinas. Other players head to Cuba, Indiana and beyond.

New York Meyers Snodgrass Shafer California Herzog Maryland Cornell Mathewson

Cadets Aim For Third Straight Over Yale At West Point

West Point cadets prepare for Yale's visit with hopes of a third straight win over the Elis on their home field. Last year's game was muddy and rain threatens a repeat as enthusiasts pack the stands for the anticipated showdown.

West Point N Y Yale

Hale Chase Divorce Suit Set Back in New York

The divorce case against Hale Chase of the New York American League was delayed as Supreme Court Justice Greenbaum rejected the referee's report. He demands new hearings to review hotel registers tied to a party including a "blonde" young woman and to test the sole witness's corroboration.

New York Hale Chase Supreme Court Greenbaum Chase

Lemming Sets New Javelin World Record in Stockholm

Swedish star Eric Lemming set a new javelin world record with a throw of 62.57 meters in Stockholm Oct setting a mark surpassing J Saaristo’s 61 meter best. The record followed wins at the Athens London and Stockholm Olympic games.

Stockholm Sweden Eric Lemming J. Saaristo Lemming Athens London

Princeton Tigers Prep for Syracuse Clash at Home

Princeton faces Yale comparison as it prepares to meet Syracuse in a closed practice session. Dewitt Trenkman and Shenk miss lineup, Earle Waller shifts to fullback, and President Hibben observes, with Pendleton showcasing placement kicks.

Princeton N.J Yale Tigers Syracuse Dartmouth Harvard Dewitt Trenkman Shenk Earle Waller Hibben The Pendleton

Princeton Yale game to seat 28 357 at Princeton

Princeton University Athletic Association announced 28 357 seats will be sold for the Yale Princeton football game on November 16 in Princeton New Jersey. About 18 000 seats are for Tiger supporters with the rest for Yale Blue fans. Each undergraduate ticket allotment is reduced to three to curb scalpers as buyers must sign a non resale contract.

Princeton N.J Princeton University + Athletic Association Tiger The Blue

Exeter Battles Yale Freshmen Tomorrow

Exeter N H Oct 18 The Exeter team held a light practice this afternoon for the Yale freshmen game tomorrow. The lineup will be Kirby left end Luman left tackle Neal left guard McKe centre McGrath right guard Black right tackle Dunn right end Casey quarterback Kelly left half Quigley fullback and Winton right halfback.

Exeter YALE N. H Kirby Luman Neal McKecentre McGrath Black Dunn Casey Kelly Quigley Winton

Simmons Sold by New York to Rochester

The New York American League baseball club announced the sale of second baseman Simmons to the Rochester club of the International League.

New York American League Baseball Club Today Simmons Rochester Club

Capablanca Jaffe Chess Match First Game Drawn

The opening game in New York on October 18 between Jose Capablanca and local master Charles Jaffe ended in a draw after thirty nine moves.

New York Jose R. Capablana Charles Jaffe

Harvard Hosts Amherst in Stadium clash this afternoon

Harvard football meets Amherst College at Soldiers Field this afternoon at 3 o'clock. Amherst arrives in fine form after beating Colgate 14 to 0 and Springfield Training School 13 to 0, with five veterans in the lineup. Harvard, hampered by injuries to O'Brien Driscoll and Wendell, will rely on captain to watch from the sideline and Brickley to supply kick options as the freshman meet tracks and a new scoreboard are in view.

Harvard Amherst College Amherst University City Colgate Springfield Chamberlain Connolly Hubbard McGay Proudfoot O'Brien Wendell The Crimson

Storer to miss rest. Frothingham to start for team

Team lineup changes mark a week of practice with Felton Storer remaining at left end and Tom Frothingham replacing him on the left. Trumbull earns right guard duty while Driscoll is out of shape. Coolidge starts at right end with O'Brien’s role in doubt as Wen dell’s absence shifts Bradlee to start.

Harvard Varsity Pach Bros Pennock Beebe Wigglesworth Withington Mitholland Coolidge Parmenter Smith Driscoll Frothingham Weston T. Hardwick Lingard Bradley Cleary H. Hardwick Brickley Hitchcock Gardner Wendell Storer Holliston Felton Weatherhead Trumbull, Il Gibson Logan Bettle O’brien Bradlee Willetts Segoe Tom Trumbull O'Brien Jin

Indians Busy Week Focuses on Teamwork for Carlisle

The Carlisle Indian football squad dedicated a week to scrimmages and teamwork. Coach Warner seeks to curb backfield overreliance after costly plays against Washington, Jefferson, and Syracuse, stressing speed and line plunging over fancy moves.

Carlible Penn Dickinson College Washington and Jefferson Syracuse Carlisle Warner

Penn Works On Defence Ahead Of Brown Game

Pennsylvania's coaches drilled the varsity on defence aiming to shore up the line and backfield after a rough scrimmage. Journey and Dillon showed minor gains at guard while Wilson and Kelleher struggled at tackle. Disorganization from the Swarthmore game lingered as the squad practiced in hopes of holding Brown on Saturday.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania Brown Journey Dillon Wilson Kelleher Swarthmore

Milton High Stadiums Newton Zero in Tie

Milton High held Newton scoreless in a tied game reported with names of players such as Chevers Corso Carter Cunningham and Poole Van Buskirk. Officials listed include umpire A J oedieck and referee Fred Hoey. Four nine minute periods, attendance about 350.

Hela Newton Clafsina Newton- Milton Corso Mi Carter Cunningha E. Hisans Heneaengs C. Mather Regnenere Hooper Babcock Brady E. T Adams Wilbur L. E. O’ Heron Chandler Elya G. Db Poole van Buskirk F. H Gustafson Gould McCrow L. H Lawless Ellison Taffe R. B D Cross Chandler Geere Newton Milton C A. J. Oedieck Fred Hoey Briley Shes Jones

Pitcher Marty O'Toole Reflects on Nightmare Season

Pirates pitcher Marty O'Toole says the season was a nightmare, regrets the high priced reputation from his Pittsburg deal, and emphasizes he has pitched his best despite bad luck as the campaign ends.

Marty O’toole Pirates O'Toole Pittsburg

Racing at Rockingham Park Dominates Weekend

Weather permitting a major mile race at Rockingham Park draws 31 entries for the Rockingham Park trophy worth 250 dollars. Harry Grant in a Vanderbilt Stutz faces winners from heats No 6 and No 8 plus rivals Harry Coke, Jim Esbeck in a Mars car and others. A 10 mile main event features Le Cain Hart Grant Jessop and Esbeck among others with multiple motorcycle events on the program.

Rockingham Park Harry Grant Harry Coke Jackson Liabie Jim Esbeck Jack le Cain Albert T. Hart G. C. Jessop Daniel Higgins Harry Cooke

Amateur Sparring Tournament Set by B A A

The B A A will stage its first amateur sparring tournament of the season on November 9 with weight classes 105 115 126 and 135 pounds. If entries require it, preliminary trials will be held November 6. Entries close with George W Brown of the B A A on November 2.

B.A. A George W. Brown

Giants Praised by Mayor in World Series Letters

Boston Mayor John F Fitzgerald praises the New York Giants and their players after the 1912 series. He writes to Manager McGraw, pitcher Christy Mathewson, and the other team members, commending skill, sportsmanship, and the rivalry with the Red Sox.

Boston City Hall Boston Fitzgerald New York Giants Giants McGraw Red Sox

East Boston Captain Injured in City Soccer Game

During a Boston High School league match at M Street playground David Hoffman captain of East Boston suffered a compound fracture of the right arm in a scrimmage against South Boston High. His condition is described as not serious.

David Hoffman East Boston M Street South Boston High Hoffman

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