Natick sports figures and local athletic clubs celebrated
The article catalogs Natick and nearby towns notable coaches sprinters and players from Natick and Concord high school. It recalls Walter Christie Johnny Mack Piper Donovan Ed Wachter and others, notes Fitchburg Maynard and Acton teams, and highlights upcoming local soccer bowling and baseball plans and rivalries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natick
Mike Murphy
Poddh Donavan
Keene Fitzpatrick
Sid Peet
Walter Christie
Johnny Mack
Chelsea
Piper Donavan
Cuckoo Collins
Steve Farrel
Bellows
Leominster
Chandler
Boston
Maynard High School
James Ledgard
Frank Murray
River View Lanes Triumph Over Concord Junction in Tight Meet
River View laundry team defeated Concord Junction 1247 to 1186 Thursday evening. Peterson led with 275 followed by Crane at 273 for Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River View Laundry Company
Concord Junction
Peterson
Crane
Junction
River View Laundry
HK Stone Eee
Allen Creere
Tolman Tears
Pine Ceeeed Mae
Riley
Ryan
J. Riley
Ex Big League Pitcher Admits He Had Nothing
Paddy Flaherty, veteran southpaw with a decade in and out of the major leagues, declares he never had anything. He says curves hurt his arm and that control, not the curve, wins games, noting some pitchers still rely on the curve as a feature in the big show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tery
Maynard
Acton
Leahy
South Boston
Concord
Paddy Flaherty
Pat
Managers and training in baseball leadership prospects
Baseball fans weigh the impact of training versus innate leadership as they consider which path best develops managers. Old players argue success depends on the man, not the drill, suggesting Connie Mack might have become a manager as an infielder and McGraw could have done so regardless of position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Mack
McGraw
Baseball Leaders Change Places in 1912 Lineup
Clark Griffith takes Washington duty as manager while Harry Davis leads Cleveland. Hank O Day shifts from umpire to Cincinnati Nationals and Jake Stahl becomes Boston American first base man. Harry Wolverton helms New York, Johnny Kling manages Boston Nationals with aim for top National league finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Griffith
Washington Americans
Harry Davis
Cleveland Americans
Hank O'Day
Cincinnati Nationals
Jake Stahl
Boston Americans
Harry Wolverton
New York Americans
Jimmy Callahan
Chicago Americans
Johnny Kling
Boston Nationals
Stahl
Callahan
Griffith
Washington
Connie Mack
Davis
Athletics
Cleveland
Stovall
New York Yanks
Elberfeld
Stallings
Chase
New York
Wolverton
Far West
Kling
Boston
O'Day
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BE. L. Dawson
W. J. Bradley
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Moran
Johnnie Bosh
Richardson
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Lew Wachter
Troy
N. Y
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New York Bunch
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Marlboro
Ed Wachter
Petie
Concord High
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Eddie Williams
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Joe Hopkins
Williams
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Slat
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Christopher
Poehler
West Acton
W. C. Duren
Duren
Henry Price
Edward Billet
James Lent
Tahi
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Ison Lumber
Sona
R. L. Wilson
T. A. Wilson
Mgr
Fitchburg Depot
Mason
American Press Association
Bedford Hardware and Plumbing Company
C. W. Blake
Mgr. Fletcher Block
A. G. Ziegler
Magee and
Crawford
South Acton Coal and Lumber Co
South Acton Coal & Lumber CO
P. Fletcher
South Acton
Assabet Institution For Savings
Ynard, MA
C. H. Persons
C. J. Bodfish
A. G. Haynes
S. Fowler
S. R. Kitchen
Wilfrid Wheeler