Callahan to Lead White Sox Management In 1912
Chicago October 23 reports say James J Callahan manager of the White Sox and Hugh Duffy will head a White Sox training school at Des Moines. Callahan will oversee all player moves and training trips while Duffy develops young players for the Sox.
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Hugh Duffy
Comiskey
Des Moines
Chicago
James J. Callahan
White Sox
Duffy
Callahan
Logan Square
Sox
Puffy
John Higgins
Iowa
Glidden Tourists Feted by Atlanta Theatres
The Glidden tour party is hosted by Atlantans with a barbecue this afternoon and guests of local theatres tonight. Tomorrow they depart as Atlanta provides what is described as the best entertainment yet for the Glidden tour group.
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Atlanta
Route into Cordell Ga Brings Tough Sand Roads for Cars
The 167 mile leg to Cordell Georgia will be rough as heavy sand roads and unnegotiated creeks threaten scores. Tourists warn machines will suffer on the final stretch and A A A officials praise the tour, planning to expand the good roads push nationwide. J P Walker of the California Automobile Association aims for a cross continent voyage in 1915 during the Panama Pacific exposition.
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Cordell
Jacksonville
Here
American Automobile Association
United States
J. P. Walker
California Automobile Association
Giants and boxing stars to clash again at Shibe Park today
Arthur Duffey notes a hoped baseball double header with the Giants Mathewson to start for certainty against Bender as crowds gather. He also predicts Leo Houck’s chances in a Dillon-Houck bout and praises A T Meyer as a rising sprint talent facing Ralph Craig and top college teams in football chatter.
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Shibe Park
Matty
Mathewson
Johnny McGraw
Big Six
Bender
Giants
Othe
Tor
Cribbage dispute and baseball queries from fans
A argues 24 for four three spots with a nine up. B says 20. Frank Baker, Maryland native, with the Athletics after time with the Tri-State league and Connie Mack watching him. In a Giants Athletics set, results vary. reader debates include game scores and shared percentages in the World Series.
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Frank Baker
Maryland
Connie Mack
Athletics
All Stars
Bath
Giants
New York
Burns Defeats Monte Attell in 10 Round Bout
Frank Burns of Jersey City won a clear decision over Monte Attell of San Francisco in a fast 10 round bout in New Orleans. Sporting writers were unanimous in the ballot.
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New Orleans
Frank Burns
Jersey City
Monte Attell
San Francisco
Dr Roller Loses Match in Harlem Casino Bout
New York October 23. Dr. Roller of Seattle lost his catch-as-catch-can bout with Paul Samson the German wrestler at the Harlem Casino tonight. The match rules required Roller to throw Samson twice within an hour or forfeit 500 dollars. Samson weighed 300 pounds and dominated, despite Roller's clever efforts.
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New York
Roller
Seattle
Paul Samson
Harlem
Samson
Dillon Beats Williams in Six Round Bout in Philadelphia
Jack Dillon of Indianapolis defeated Barney Williams of Philadelphia in six rounds at the American A. C. Williams was knocked down four times and saved by the bell twice. Dillon to fight Leo Houck at Boston Armory Club tomorrow night.
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Philadelphia
Jack Dillon
Indianapolis
Barney Williams
Williams
Dillon
Leo Houck
Armory Club
Boston
Huntington Moves from Line to Back Field at Harvard
Harvard opened practice for upcoming tests with Brown Princeton Dartmouth and Yale. Coach Haughton shifted Huntington from center to the back field placing him in the dummy scrimmage at fullback to mold the team into an efficient unit.
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Yale
Corneil
Princeton
Dartmouth
Pennsylvania
Mhaughton
Brown
Crimsons
Brunonicans
Huntington
Harvard
Haughton
Storer
Varsity
Harvard backfield battle shapes season as Storer proves steady
The article notes Storer securing his position while coaches seek a reliable back. Frothingham is limited by a knee issue and injury, Blackall Morrison and others compete for roles. Amherst backs, particularly Connolly, are tested, and Brown's rushing threat heightens concern ahead of the Dartmouth weekend clash. Wigglesworth coaches from crutches as Harvard eyes the Brunonians.
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Blackall
Morrison
T. H. Frothingham
Bettle
Frothingham
Varsity
Haughton
Amherst
Connolly
Gardner
Holy Cross
Dartmouth
Wigglesworth
Freedley
Callender
Crimson
Brunonians
Cambridge
Brown
Harvard
Yale Football drills focus on fundamentals and line play
Yale's football squad resumed practice with position-specific sessions. Quarterbacks coached by George Adee, backs drilled by Henry Wheaton and Jack Field, and line work led by Foster Sanford emphasized kicking, ball handling, and rapid starts. Captain Arthur Howe assisted, downplaying recent cold and urging steady effort.
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Haven
Yale
George Adee
Foss
Smith
Strout
Henry Wheaton
Jack Field
Paul Veeder
Reilly
Philbin
Spalding
Foster Sanford
Duck” Morris
Dr. Brides
Sanford
Russell Cooney
Bob Loree
Bob St. Germaine
Carlisle
Yale Football Outlook Amid Injury Questions For Final Games
Coaches expect key players to be ready for the Brown Navy season finish though Yale faces uncertain end positions. Francis runs slow and Avery may shift to left wing with Bomeister at right. Open practice continues with changes likely this week and morning sessions for backs while regulars work in the evening signals.
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Ieved
Yale
Navy
Francis
Avery
Bomeister
Princeton punters show mixed results in practice
Princeton's October practice focused on punt attempts with five hopefuls Dewitt McCormick Penfield Lee andrews showcasing kicks averaging around 30 yards Dewitt stood out for consistency while Lee delivered long punts though lacking when other skills were needed Adding to the staff were W C Booth Snake Ames and D M Macfayden with more assistants expected by week’s end
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Princeton
N. J
Dewitt
McCormick
Penfield
Lee
Andrews
Tiger
W.C. Booth
Snake Ames
D. M. Macfayden
Coaches Face Demanding Week Ahead for Teams
A slate of practices and meetings compresses the schedule as coaches prepare for upcoming games and key decisions this week. Players focus on adjustments, with scouting reports and strategy sessions shaping the path forward.
Dartmouth Hones In On Wet Campus Practice
Light work dominated the Dartmouth squad as practice was held on campus due to wet field conditions. The Green likely will use the campus for several days of activities amid the damp weather.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Brown Football Prepares Secret Practice Against Harvard
Brown entered a week of secret practice in Providence for the Harvard game in Cambridge next Saturday. The team aims to surprise Harvard using new formations after beating Pennsylvania. Mitchell and Goldberg played. Crowther Bean and Tenney also appeared. others rested.
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R. I
Brown
Harvard
Cambridge
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Mitchell
Goldberg
Crowther
Bean
Tenney
Penn
Adams
Somerville and Waltham High Football Replay Doubtful
The possibility of Somerville and Waltham High playing a second football game this year is deemed very slight. Umpire Bankart’s watch reportedly stopped in the fourth period, raising questions about overtime. Somerville claims victory and will not replay. Waltham seeks another chance but may be denied.
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Guy C. Blodgett
Somerville and
Waltham High
Bankart
New York
Somerville High
Waltham High School
Somerville
McAleer Seeks Stahl Return to Red Sox Lineup
Chicago in October report that Jimmy McAleer and Robert McRoy will run the Boston club. McAleer joins Comiskey on a Wisconsin hunting trip to press for Jake Stahl to return as Boston’s first baseman and head the Red Sox. Stahl may become a Boston stockholder and player alongside McRoy and McAleer.
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Chicago
Jimmy McAleer
Robert McRoy
American League
Boston American Baseball Club
Ja’e
Red Sox
Stahl
Boston
McRoy
McAleer
Redox
Rough boxing bout ends in draw at Grogan A G club
Larry English and Frank Mantell battled in a grueling match at the Grogan A G club tonight, fighting to a draw in a bout described as one of the roughest ever seen at the venue.
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Troy
Grogan A. G
Larry English
Frank Mantell
Hecklers Rally Ends Republican Campaign Day at Winthrop
An automobile parade of 20 touring cars in Winthrop honored Louis A. Frothingham and the Republican slate. A large crowd welcomed the party at Winthrop Centre with electric lights as Miss Margaret L. Foley urged the suffragette cause from her auto, continuing a two week statewide pilgrimage.
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Louis A. Frothingham
Newburyport
Winthrop Centre
Margaret L. Foley
Frothingham
Byfield
Georgetown
West Newbury
Merrimac
Haverhill
Groveland
Boxford
Topsfield
Danvers
Middleton
Marblehead
Adams House
Arthur S. Adams
Joseph Peterson
Salem
Miss Foley
Miss Carpenter
Chelsea
Grand Army Hall
William H. Farnum
Charles F. Scott
Kansas
Ernest H. Roberts
James F. Cavanaugh
Everett
Alexander McGregor
Fourth
Walter F. Frederick
Supreme Court
Foss
Massachusetts
Payne-Aldrich
Donovan
Boot and Shoe Club
Tobin
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
Frothingham Tour and McNamara Trial Updates
The Frothingham campaign trail reached Newburyport and nearby towns with speeches on tariffs and progress. In Los Angeles the McNamara murder trial narrowed the jury pool, leaving ten of 125. judges debated alternates and impartiality as Lester Darrow and other attorneys clashed over evidence and juror eligibility.
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Los Angeles
Cal
McNamara
Talesmen
Talisman
George W. McKee
McKee
James B. McNamara
Los Angeles Times
Bordwell
Uneder
Clarence S. Darrow
Charles J. Haggerty
Times
G. Ray Horton
Edward Nichols
Chicago Federation of Labor
McNamara Brothers
John G. McNamara
James
Woman Dead In Cambridge Lodging House Case
Mrs. Annie Stockwell known as Babe Cox was found dead in a lodging house room at 6 Union Park. Medical Examiner Leary cites alcoholism as the cause. Cornelius Donovan was detained as the investigation proceeds and autopsy planned at City Hospital morgue.
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Annie Stockwell
Hampshire Street
Cambridge
Babe Cox
Union Park
Leary
Cornelius Donovan
Shawmut Avenue
Roxbury
Dedham Street
Stockwell
George Tatro
Donovan
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