Dooin Quits as Phillies Manager Over Interference
Charles W. Dooin resigned tonight as manager of the Philadelphia Phillies citing refusal to accept dictation from Horace Fogel president and Chubby Charlie Murphy. He may stay as catcher under a two year contract paying 5000 dollars annually. as manager his min pay was 6500 rising to 12000 if the club won the championship.
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Dooin resigns over blocked deal with Griffiths club
Dooin quits as Phillies manager after Fogel and Murphy veto a deal involving McQuillen Moren and Bates for Cincinnati players. Dooin stated he would not manage without approval, while Magee unsettled over a reduced contract, with McGraw rumored to seek Magee for New York.
Herrmann Vows to Fight Trade End of Cincinnati Phillies
Cincinnati and Philadelphia National League clubs clash over a signed deal. President August Herrmann insists the trade stands despite Horace Fogel calling it off. The agreement, signed Oct 21 in Chicago, would send Bates Grant McQuillen Moran to Cincinnati for Paskett Lobert Beebe and Rowan.
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Strong Class Teams Play at Andover
At Andover on October 26, several class games showcased strong squads. The senior football team defeated 1913 3 to 0 in soccer, while 1912 beat 1914 6 to 0 in football and 3 to 0 in soccer. The varsity prepared with forward-pass drills as many players joined training table, signaling deep depth ahead of the big upcoming game.
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Fletcher Threatens to Invade Boston
Chicago today carried news of Dan Fletcher promising a third major league with teams in Boston New York Washington and in the West including Pittsburg Cincinnati Cleveland and Kansas City or St. Louis. He claimed 92 star players signed and pledged capital to launch next spring while remaining silent on Chicago park plans and a possible Johnny Kling partnership. Despatches from Kansas City contrasted reports on his plans.
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Lawson to Meet Kramer for World Sprint Title
Iver Lawson the Terrible Swede and Frank Kramer, nine time sprint champion, will clash Saturday night at the New Boston Arena for the world sprint title. Clarke refused a forfeit, McLean covers as side bet, three heat sprint race set. looming match follows Lawson’s indoor title win in this city. Also on card are Moran and Collins in a 16 mile motor race with a Friday workout plus a 10 mile open for professionals and a one mile handicap for pro riders.
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Natick's Line Is Crossed by Dedham High 12-0
Dedham High defeated Natick High 12 to 0 at Stone Park. Sukowske and Lennihan scored, Brown added two goals after touchdowns. Brown's punting was a key factor as Natick suffered its first defeat in seven games before about 500 fans.
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King Cole Doubles Salary With Cubs Contract
Chicago report states King Cole signed a three year deal to pitch for the Cubs and his pay was doubled. President Murphy received signed contracts for two new pitchers W B Kirwan of Fond du Lac Wisconsin and Ger Clark of Waterloo Iowa.
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One Man to Run League With New England Group
The New England league special committee meets to consider merging president secretary and treasurer roles into one paid post, needing constitutional change after next season. Possible head is Frank J Leonard of Lynn. Also on agenda are salary limits, 14 player cap, and opposition to forming players by the league, with Worcester Lynn Brockton and Fall River represented.
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Harvard Tech Cross Country Meet Promises Hard Race
Harvard and Tech will clash in their annual cross country run Saturday on the Harvard Chestnut Hill course. Tech has dominated the event for five straight years, with Harvard last beating Tech in 1905 by 36 to 43. Harvard’s lineup includes Jacques and Groves among others, while Tech fields Ferry, Van Alstine, Mills, Bonney, and ten more runners.
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Local Scores Report From Three Matches
In Brockton Brockton defeated Taunton 7 to 6. Worcester beat Providence 10 to 6. Hartford defeated Fall River 5 to 2.
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Melrose High Beats Lawrence High 22 to 0
High school football scores from Melrose, St. Mark's, Dedham, Beverly, Somerville and others show Melrose High defeating Lawrence High 22 to 0 while St. Mark's topped Lowell Textile 40 to 0 and Dedham over Natick 12 to 0 and Somerville 11 over Tech Freshmen 0.
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High School Boys Embrace Soccer in Boston Streaks Ahead
East Boston High School begins soccer trials with 23 players, expanding to 50, as Roxbury and other schools test the English game. Coaches plan a league, expect regular matches, and bolster English High and Mechanic Arts rosters for Saturday contests at the American League grounds.
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