Duffy to Center Field for Providence Next Season
Hugh Duffy will play center for Providence next season as president Dovey confirms. Pittsburg will hand over either Clymer or Beaumont. Chick Stahl refuses overtures for Bob Unglaub and Boston plans four uniform sets per player. Joe Bean may manage Jersey City. Barrow leaves Toronto. Strobel sought by Baltimore and Toronto. George Stone opposes big raises. The E and R Laundry team trains for third, while Maynard hosts Faust All Star with a 46 to 38 tally.
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Hugh Duffy
Providence Clu
Dovey
Clymer
Beaumont
Pittsburg
Chick Stahl
Boston
Bob Unglaub
Bob
Maynard
Cambridge
Palmers
Natick
Marlboro
Baseball Trade Talk and Player Valuations in 1905
The article discusses player values with a $2500 figure in 1905 and a $4000 current estimate. It notes Mike Lynch of the Pittsburgs as a rumored Baltimore target, clarifies a local namesake, and quotes Charles Comiskey criticizing trades for Collins. It includes a game scene with scorers and attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Lynch
Pittsburgs
Baltimore
Charles Comiskey
Collins
Silva
Green Street
Central Square
Catholic Bowling League Takes Halfway Lead Showdown
Catholic Bowling League action near mid season sees Institute tie for first with C. G. A. after two wins while Gymbors clinch the final heat by 26 pins. St. John defeats Ozanam in three straight games as Division 49 teams split results and Fr Mathew vs Division 49, No.1 is postponed.
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Institute
J. L. J. Boys
Bors
Ernest Kelly
Walter Whelan
St. John
Ozanam
Catholic Union
Fr. Mathew
K. C
Fr. Math
T. A
Catholic League
Leaby
Div
A. O. Heee
Tiyan
C. G. A Cette Ee
Murray
Si Fiynn
Langan
C. G
Siti
O'Neill
Ate Reals
Holloran
Schelleher
C. G. al
St Downey
Doherty
Catholic Mon
John C. Conner
F. McT. A. B
Haircut Leader in Cambridge Sets Low Price
Jesse T. Silva at 345 Green street advertises the best hair cut in Cambridge for 15 cents, with Saturday and holiday rates at 25 cents. Whelan is listed as Official Scorer with contact numbers 422 3594 402 1218.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse T. Silva
Green Street
Cambridge
W. J. Whelan
Elks On The Alleys Roll Off For Everett Trip
A roll-off at the Inman alleys Tuesday night determined the Elks team to represent the lodge in a special match at the Everett lodge. The top five bowlers rolled a combined score above 1300, led by Marshall with 992 and Coombs with 270.
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Everett
Cambridge Sentinel letters on ownership and subway stops
Correspondence from January 20 2007 praises new ownership of the Sentinel and includes two dollars for subscriptions. Edward W Quinn as Democratic City Committee chair urges support. A Putnam Avenue resident argues for a subway stop at Putnam Square to serve nearby homes and streets.
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Cambridge Sentinel
Cambridge
Putnam Square
Putnam Avenue
Mt. Auburn Street
Trowbridge Street
Inman Street Coal Yard Sparks Ward 5 Outcry
A Wellington Wild Coal yard opens on Inman street amid Ward 5 residences, blocking sidewalks with log piles and drawing fierce resident protest over city handling of residential taxpayer interests. A life-long Ward Five resident voices the grievance.
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Ward 3
Wellington Wild Coal Company
The
Coal Trust
Wand 5
Inman Street
Ward Five
Alaska lecture by G Brady at Prospect Union
Hon G Brady former Alaska governor speaks at 2 PM at Prospect Union 44 Massachusetts Ave on Alaska with demonstrations of Alaskan civilization. Open to ladies. music to accompany. This evening at 8 30 PM C T Copeland Harvard will present the weekly smoke talk on An English County Family of the Seventeenth Century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Brady
Alaska
Prospect Union
Massachusetts Avenue
Brady
C. T. Copeland
Harvard University
Larner the Furrier Promises Quality and Fair Dealing
Larner the Furrier at 48 Massachusetts Avenue near Bay Street emphasizes selling genuine furs and avoiding imitations. The expert dealer pledges to handle only the best items and to maintain a "square deal" to retain customers as regular buyers.
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Larner
Massachusetts Avenue
Bay Street
Square
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James
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Joe Bean
Qantillon
Washington
Jersey City
Bean
George B. Dovey
Catcher Brown
Albert Strobel
Toronto
Strobel
Edward Barrow
Joe Kelley
Barrow
Cincinnati
George Stone
E & R Laundry
Prospect
Malta Temple
Prospect Street
W. A. Goodwin
D. Thurston
J. T. Burns
C. Parker
H. Spence
Harvard Cooperative
Maynard All Stars
Punch
Wells
Archer
Shaughnessy Cleary
Es Wees
Norman Ees Wess
Cahill Murray
L Bow
R. F
Bowen
All Stars
Cleary
Kelley
Shaughnessy
Norman
Cahill
Mahoney
Catholic Bowling League
McCarthy
Capt
Kelleher
Fs &l
BAYON
Ein
Reagan
Wilson Wee He
Murray ST
Capt. Flynn
ST. John Council
C. Lacerda
Lynch
McNally
McSweener
Walsh
Burke
Fleck
Meyers’ Alleys
A. O H
McGrath
Horgan
Sullivan
Lacerda
McCue
T. Sullivan
D. J. Maddan
Hoyle
I.e Sas
A. BE. Burns
Toner
J. Sullivan
Callahan Bano
Buckley
Breen Fe
Emerson
Reva Maddan
McMinnste
ELKS
Edward W. Quinn
Democratic City Committee
Columbia Street
Massachusetts
Brookline Street
Bates Street
Monarch
Congress
Metropolitan
Lion
Co. M. Co
Nat J. Somers
Hatter and Haberdasher
Brookline St
Transfer Sta
Ge Tog
Ghe Tog
Larner the
Furrier
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