Post Picks All-Star Team of American League Players
The Post names an all American League team under the rule players stay at their regular positions. Pitchers Wood Johnson Walsh Plank. Catchers Stanage Henry. First McInnis. Second Collins. Third Gardner. Short Wagner. Left Lewis. Center Cobb. Right Jackson. Other notes compare professions and players for each position ahead of the forthcoming All-National team.
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Post
Wood
Boston
Johnson
Washington
Walsh
Chicago
Plank
Philadelphia
Stanage
Detroit
Henry
McInnis
Collins
Gardner
Wagner
Lewis
Cobb
Jackson
Cleveland
Senators
Cady
Jake Stahl
Red Sox
Gandil
Hal Chase
Eddie Collins
Keystone
Lajoie
Heinie Wagner
Weaver
Barry
Bush
Larry Gardner
J. Franklin Baker
Athletics
Larry
Ban Johnson
Veach
Tigers
Centre
Speaker
Milan
Tiger Star
Boston College Prospects Dim After Turbulent Season
The Boston College squad shows poor outlook with erratic punt handling and weak left-side defense blamed for losses to Colby and Massachusetts Aggies after Fordham and is rebounding with a second call for candidates. Notable additions include Larry Conley Leo Daley Jim Linnehan and Jim Gallagher as Joy seeks to shore up the lineup.
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Boston College
Maroon
Old Gold
Fordham
Colby
Massachusetts “Aggies
Joy
Larry Conley
Dorchester High
Leo Daley
Boston Latin
Jim Linnehan
Boston College Preparatory
Jim Gallagher
Newton High
Abe Attell Arrives in Best of Shape for Walsh Bout
Abe Attell, famed featherweight, arrives from Staten Island for tonight’s bout with Jimmy Walsh at Pilgrim A. A. Attell seeks a fourth straight win over Walsh and a possible title shot. Walsh trains hard aiming to reclaim a lost chance at Kilbane. Also tonight two six round prelims and an eight round semi between George Robinson and Joe Nelson.
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Abe Attell
Promer
Staten Island
New York
Jimmy Walsh
Pilgrim A. A
Abe
Fettle
Walsh
Kilbane
Johnny
Alway
Attell
George Robinson
Joe Nelson
Robinson
Silverio
Evers Named Cubs Manager For Next Year
Chicago reports John Evers will manage the Chicago National League club next season, replacing Frank Chance. The announcement came from a trusted friend, with Evers declining to comment. Club president C. W. Murphy would not discuss the matter and stated Chance would not be in the manager role. It was said Evers would sign his contract tomorrow.
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England
France
Billy Pierce
Bill Papke
New York
Papke
Jack Johnson
Moscow
Arthur
McLean
Gilpert Gallant
Chelsea
Jene Robideau
Colonial A. C
Fall River
Athletic Department
St. Patrick's T. A. Society of
Brockton
Denis J. Driscoll
Ward Street
Jockton
Forest Hills
A. A
John J. Norton
Sedgwick Street
Jamaica Plain
Chicago
John Evers
Frank Chance
Evers
C. W. Murphy
Chance
Williams Workouts In Baseball Cage In Berkshire Rain
Williams notes a Berkshire downpour disrupts outdoor plans for a scrimmage with freshmen. The varsity used the baseball cage for drills, leaving the squad tired but ready for the game in New York on Saturday.
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Williamstown
Berkshire
Daly
New York
Gibbons Seeks Postponement of McGoorty Bout to December
At Mike Gibbons request the 10 round fight with Eddie McGoorty set for November 11 at Madison Square Garden is likely to be postponed to December 3. The move follows exchanges between promoters and medical staff.
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New York
Mike Gibbons
Eddie McGoorty
Madison Square Garden
Gossip for Motorists and Auto Club News
Norman Halliday takes charge of Packard Boston truck department. Milwaukee dealers face deficits rising to 35000 from 25000 after road racing meet. Howard Marmon to lead Society of Automobile Engineers. Buick fall show praised. Rockingham Park race meet set to showcase star drivers. Electric Vehicle Club of Boston votes to self support with Day Baker as president and a full officer slate.
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Norman Halliday
K. R. Thomas
Packard Motor Car Company of
Boston
Milwaukee Automobile Dealers’ Association
Howard Marmon
Nordyke & Marmon Co
Indianapolis
Society of Automobile Engineers
Rockingham Park
Electric Vehicle Club of Boston
Thorndike
Day Baker
E. 8. Mansfield
H. F. Thompson
J. 8. Codman
N. Phelps
F. J. Stone
Morton Tech
L. L. Hagar
A. Neale
H. L. Converse
Arlington High 53 Dedham High 0 in season opener
Arlington High routed Dedham High 53 to 0 yesterday with a fast backfield producing long gains. Cousins tallied two 60 yard runs as Arlington wore down the defense and used substitutes in the second half. Attendance was about 500 as officiating crew and linesmen named Buckley and Grannon, with Carens as umpire.
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Arlington High
Dedham High
Arlington
Cousins
ARLINGTON H._S. DEDHAM H
Kelley
Cateripo
Reinback
R. E. Ward
Donovan
Ty Trindy Currier
Campbell
Whitcher Butterick
Duncan
C. Keegan Robbins
Charles
Pierce
Armstrong Dowsley
Tuttle
R. T
McCarty
Scarry Mansell
Hager
Beaman Isley
Reycroft
Q. B
A. B
Cleary
Caiger Cousins
J. H
D. BL
Clapp Kenny
Kelly
R. di
H. Schulz Ross
F. B
Bebe Epises
de Salva
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Duffy Lewis
Harry Hooper
Joe Jackson
Harry
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Talcott
Winthrop
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Westboro High
Central
Massachusetts
Wellesley
Roy Talcott
Worcester County
Worcester High
Wheeler
Leseur
Morando
Gramstorff
Brackenbush
Everett
Leggatt
Lowell
St. John’s Academy
Lesear
Wellesley Hne
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Haskell Bacon
Canfield
Rock Aid
Devlin
Mahoney
Farrell
Doc
Boxing Commission
Sweater Brigade
Hiss
Heller
CUBS
Williams
Lozier Limousines
Pierce Arrow
Stevens Duryea Limousine
Welch Marquette Limousine
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