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DECEMBER
1906

Tuesday, December 11th

IN THE NEWS: Harry Pulliam is reelected president of the National League at a salary of $10,000.

In a good trade for Boston (NL), they acquire lefty Patsy Flaherty, 2B Claude Ritchey, and OF Ginger Beaumont from the Pirates for good-fielding 2B Ed Abbaticchio. Abbaticchio will lead the NL in fielding in 1908, but Ritchey will lead in '07, and the other pair will be mainstays.

Wednesday, December 12th

IN THE NEWS: The American League gives Ban Johnson a raise to $15,000 for the remaining four years of his contract.

Thursday, December 13th

IN THE NEWS: The Athletics sell P Andy Coakley to Cincinnati. A 20-game winner in 1905, he had slipped to 7–8. He will be an effective but hard-luck pitcher for the next two years before starting a 37-year career as baseball coach at Columbia University.

Wednesday, December 26th

IN THE NEWS: National League umpire Hank O'Day suggests that the batter's box be outlined with white rubber strips rather than chalk, making it impossible for hitters to obliterate the lines with their spikes.