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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1922

Page

6

Cotter Eyes Flynn Bout In Boston Then Proclaims Wager

Tom Cotter the South Shore heavyweight trains at Clapp Memorial Gym prepping for a match with Daniel Flynn. Cotter says he will stake his end of the purse to stop Flynn in the limit. Other boxing notes include Gardini challenging Calza for the Italian heavyweight title and a Newark show called off due to Calza’s infected knee.

Tom Cotter South Shore Clapp Memorial Gym Daniel “Po Calza Gardin Newark Jack Curley Curley Mconday

Boston’s Lawrence Rice dominates Middle States indoor fields

In Philadelphia on March 31 Lawrence Rice of Boston won in the singles second round over 14 year old A L Wiener 6 1 6 2. Rice also beat Andrew Morgin 6 1 6 4 in the first round. Other results include Vincent Richards defeating J J Taylor and Lindley Murray sweeping W McBlane.

Philadelphia Middle States Lawrence Rice Boston A. L. Wiener Wiener W. T. Tilden Rice Andrew Morgin Wallace Johnson C. Jones Vincent Richards New York J. J. Taylor Philadephia J. J.taylor C Feltzer Ellis Gimbel, Jr FE. H. Handestad Craig Biddel M. Vanneman Lindley Murray Niagara Falls W. McBlaine

Brighton Has Peppery Team In Fast Terrace Tryouts

Brighton High plans a faster nine than last year with Lydon cleared to challenge Nusspickle for catcher. Captain Joe McKenney leads a strong pitching corps alongside Taylor at third and Sennett at short. Donovan and Kobby headline new catching prospects while Anshen Livingston and Weisberg vie for rotation. Kenney seeks first base, outfield spots hotly contested by R Donovan and Hart. Indoor practice draws 50 plus players. outdoor sessions could double the number.

Brighton High Lydon Nusspickle Joe McKenney Scannon Taylor Sennett Donovan Kobby Anshen Livingston Weisberg Kenney R. Donovan and Hart

Swampscott Five Beat Champion Arlington Girls

Arlington High School girls basketball, Suburban League champions, lost 28 to 25 to Swampscott in Swampscott. H. Attwell led Arlington with 17 points, V. Wellington scored 13, F. Braithwaite 12. Arlington to elect a captain next week and will receive letters soon.

Swampscott Arlington High School H. Attwell B. Morse Virginia Wellington Arlington F. Braithwaite

Pinkey Mitchell to Box Pal Moran in Milwaukee bout

Pinkey Mitchell of Milwaukee and Pal Moran of New Orleans are matched to box ten rounds in Milwaukee on April 7 at 136 pounds.

Milwaukee Wis Pinkey Mitchell Pal Moran New Orleans

Bill Bergen Named Pitching Coach for Syracuse International

Bill Bergen, longtime Brooklyn catcher now living in Worcester, has been signed to coach pitchers for the Syracuse team of the International League.

Bill Bergen Brooklyn Worcester Syracuse

Tex Rickard Shakedown Case Sparks Society Suspensions

New York March 31. Agents for the Children's Society are accused of trying to shake down Tex Rickard for 50000 in the days before his recent trial and acquittal on a complaint by a 15 year old girl. A counter charge says the affair was staged to influence the promoter's trial atmosphere.

New York Children’s Society Tex Rickard

Suspension of two agents tied to Rickard case revealed

Assistant District Attorney Pecora described the agents as suspended for withholding facts of a meeting with Rickard. The meeting in a saloon on February 27, alleged for a $50,000 payoff to sway witnesses, was reported by William Kelleher, agent for the Children’s Society, at a recent trial.

Pecora Rickard Coulter Society William Kelleher Children’s Society Kelleher

Judge Landis Sees Cards Smite Macks In Baton Rouge

In Baton Rouge on March 31 Judge Landis Governor Parker and Sergeant Samuel Wood witnessed the St. Louis Nationals defeat the Philadelphia Americans 11 to 5. The game featured Lasert- 107 reckened care and Potteries-Goodwin with players Doak Ainsmith Clemons Moore Hermack Lofters and Frichman among others.

Baton Rouge Judge Landis Parker Louisiana Samuel Woodfill St. Louis Philadelphia Potteries Goodwin Pertica Doak Ainsmith Clemons Moore Hermack Lofters Frichman

Lynn Boys Crew to Race Hub Schools

Lynn English High plans to join the Hub school boys in four oared racing this spring. Arrangements include match races with Rindge Tech Brookline and Choate school crews on the Charles River.

Lynn English High Rindge Tech Brookline Choate Charles River

Anderson to Play Hunter for Net Title

In New York Frank T. Anderson and Francia T. Hunter both of the city reach the final round of the 1922 titular tennis tourney. Anderson defeated S Howard Voshel in a long match and Hunter beat George Shafer to set up the championship clash tomorrow.

Anderson Hunter New York Frank T. Anderson Francia T. Hunter S. Howard Voshel T-b. Hunter George Shafer

De Rice Faces Nashua Lightweight Hamlin in Portland Show

Frank De Rice clinches a tough bout for Tuesday in Portland. He draws Louis Hamlin the Nashua lightweight to meet Ruby Cohen the Albany sensation. Hamlin displayed readiness at the Carlyle, showing grit and promise for a strong showing against any opponent.

Frank de Rice Portland de Rice Louis Hamlin Nashua Ruby Cohen Albany Hamlin Carlyle

Job for Moose McCormick Named Haverhill College Coach

Harry Moose McCormick, former New Giana outfielder, has been signed as coach of the ball squad at Haverhill College in Pennsylvania.

Harry Moose) McCormick Ae Giana Haverhill Colleg

Sports Comment Roundup From Arthur Duffey on Golf and Track

Duffey notes Speaker advises Indian players to golf to stay sharp for baseball. Hoppe accepts defeat philosophically after losing to Schaefer. Paddock news and Cambridge vs Penn predictions in London April 5. Crockett's death swells local sports' ranks. Dullea forecasts larger York Road Race entry on April 5 with Henigans and Mellor returning. Gardini vs Calza postponed. Curley touts Italian promotion. Weismuller's age-defying swims spark talk. Dempsey looming as fight rumors fade. Curley shifts to other matches as Strangler Lewis pursues opponents.

Dullea Cathedral Y. M. C Henigans Chuck Mellor Chicago

Billiards and Marathon Notes From Early 1900s Sportspage

Billiardist Schaefer defeated Hoppe 1500 to 1468 with Schaefer posting a grand average of 48.12. Hoppe’s average was 48.30. Entries for a national amateur wrestling tournament to be held at Cambridge were to be sent to Manager John Waters. J J Caffery, running for St Patrick’s A C Hamilton, won Horton marathon in 1900 and 1901, the only Boston race to repeat. Al Shrubb holds the 10 mile record at 0 minutes 40.35 seconds set at Ibrox Park, Nov 5, 1904. A reader asks how to lay out a baseball diamond with proper orientation. guidance suggested diamond should face northeast and home plate toward the northeast.

Schaefer Hoppe Schaefers Hoppes F. H Cambridge Manser John Waters J. J. Caffery St. Patrick's A. C Hamilton Ontario Boston al Shrubb Ibrox Park Scotand

Weissmuller Sets Indoor 100 Yard World Record

John Weissmuller of the Illinois Athletic Club Chicago establishes a new indoor 100 yard world record of 53 seconds flat in a Columbia University pool under Amateur Athletic Union sanction. Paced by Columbia swimmers he finishes one fifth of a second under his prior mark and ties the Hawaiian duo's straight course record in salt water.

New York John Weissmuller Illneis Athletic Club Chicago Weissmuller Columbia University Amateur Athletic Union Duke Kahanamoku Pau Kealoha Honolulu

Local Boxers to Feature at Carlyle Club Show

Local boxing card at the Grand Opera House presents forty scheduled rounds featuring Carlyle Club favorites from Boston and Greater Boston. Notable matchups include Charley Chick Miller versus Paddy Flynn, Red Chapman against Mike Castle of Lawrence, Steve Gustin versus the Californian, Joey Miller versus Billy Duffy, Tommy French of Brookline, and Clinton Flash Mike Criss contesting Joe Fontain with Phil Christie of the South End.

Carlyle Club Grand Opera House Lsted Boston Greater Carlyle Charley Chick Miller Franks Paddy Flynn Red Chapman Mike Castle Lawrence Steve Gustin Joey Miller Billy Duffy Tommy French Brookline Mike Criss Clinton Flash Joe Fontain Phil Christie South End

Bates Coach Has Three C s

Lewiston Missouri March 31 Professor Fred E Pomeroy Dean of Bates College and athletics chair outlined the school’s policy citing three Cs character college education and capability in athletic instruction The standards date to 1905 and the Bates approach emphasizes sportsmanship and scholarship over winning contests as the gymnasium fund prompts questions about policy

Lewiston, Mo Bates Fred E. Pomeroy Bates College Dean Pomeroy Bate Royce Purinton France

Shade Dime and Boston Bout Set for Tuesday Night

Dave Shade KOs Pinkie Mitchell with a decisive left hook and right cross to end the welterweight bout. He plans a similar combination against Nate Siegel at the Arena on Tuesday night and is due in Boston after a delay in New York to confer with Madison Square Garden directors.

Dave Shade Pinkie Mitchell Mitchell Dave Nate Siegel Arena Shade Boston New York Madison Square Garden Big City Court Street Room B

Ball Players Furnish Charley Horses and the Writers Supply the Ball

Weather shifts and late spring may delay baseball activities. Babe Ruth mocks golf with a bat while Kilbane tours London for sightseeing. A South murder leads to a second degree charge. Sports writers visit 16 major league camps and note timely quirks. Copyright 1922.

Babe Ruth Babe Johnny Kilbane London Johnny George Cincinnati

ELI CUB MAY STROKE CREW

Sherman Ewing of Yonkers replaces John Freeman as stroke of the White crew during daily practice on the Housatonic. Ewing is 15 pounds heavier and rows against Freeman in the Blue crew. New swivel lock shells from Simms and Brothers and 100 cars from Alying and Sons arrived in America aboard the Verdulia.

New Haven Conn Sherman Ewing Yonkers Harvard New London John Freeman Housatonic Freeman Ewing Simms and Brothers Putney England Alying and Sons America Verdulia

Londos to Wrestle in Boston Next Thursday at Grand Opera House

Jim Londos the Creek heavyweight will headline at the Grand Opera House Boston next Thursday night facing Fred Aberg the Russian Lion. Charley Metro meets Frank Lurich of Cambridge and Nick Caravass appears in the curtain raiser.

Jim Londos Creek George Calza Boston Old Howard Theatre Fred Aberg Grand Opera House Charley Metro Frank Lurich Cambridge Nick Caravass

Will Aid Melanson Benefit At Carlyle Club On April 10

George Freeman, the referee, volunteers his services to the Carlyle Club for the Melanson benefit on April 10. He becomes the second referee to offer assistance after Kid Goodman also pledged to box or referee on that occasion.

George Freeman Carlyle Club Melanson George Kid Goodman

Ex Giant to Join Hartford San Francisco

Al Lent by the New York Giants joins Hartford San Francisco in a surprising baseball roster move dated March 31. The brief note confirms a player exchange between major league teams.

GIANT Hartford SAN Francis The New York

Change in Date for B. C. School Meet

The Boston College Inter scholastic track meet may be moved to later in May to avoid conflicts with other colleges events. May has busy Saturdays with N, H State at Durham, Harvard games the next Saturday, and Brown Interscholastics on May 30.

Boston College Heights N. H. State Durham N. H Harvard Brown

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Col. Ruppert Ruth Pusk Hoyt Mays Scott Schang Frazee MR. Ruth Athletics Connie Mack Jake Thanx Pirani—Londos Stecher Londios Drak Renato Gardini Gardini Sammy ‘Terrin St. Paul Shaver O'Brien South Boston Boston Arena Bill McKinnon Jack McClelland Somerville Armory A. A Park Square Eddie Record New England Casinoo A. C Johnny Curtin Young Montreal Young Donahue Fall River Joe Pete Donahue Chick Suggs Boston Y. M Siegal HUB Brighton Pinkey Samedi Boren District Attorney’s Office Lynn DEMON Arthur Duffey Sport Comment Tris Speaker Willie Hoppe Jake Schaefer Willie Charley Paddock Lawson Robertsons Doc” Crockett Doctor Crockett Oxford Pennsylvania Quakers Penn Ashland Areane John Weismuller Billy Sandow Lewis Jack Dempsey Billy C’s Neal O’hara Ayu Europe Jack Johnson Cubs Red Sox Miey Jake Shaefer Eli Cub Londos B. C St. At City Hall Washington St
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