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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1912
Page
16
Boston defeats Richmond 5 to 2 in a spring exhibition as Kling’s training method yields results. Sweeney drives in Gowdy and Miller drives in runs as the Braves showcase early-season prowess under windy, 40 degree conditions.
Weather slow affair ends with Boston taking the lead early and Richmond answering. Ayers pitches poorly in spots, but Richmond ties in the sixth before Boston breaks through in the seventh with key hits from McDonald Gowdy and Spratt to seal a win.
John Mace catcher for Richmond had a tough day with two errors and four bases stolen as the team dropped in Virginia State league action. Manager Kling urged players to stay alert on the field while Westfeldt, an umpire on Ban Johnston's staff, impressed as the top official in the Braves' games.
Harvard to face the Red Sox in a scheduled game at Fenway Park on April 9 with weather contingencies to April 10. Box seats reserved, general admission elsewhere, tickets to go on sale soon. Invitations sent to alumni and Old Timers from the Sept 24 1908 Huntington Avenue gathering.
Harry Martin of the Philadelphia Athletics coaches Roxbury Latin School baseball battery candidates. A Roxbury Latin coach is Dr. Carl Bailey, with Martin helping to train Highland district lads. A large squad reported yesterday and practiced on campus.
A collection of box score style results across venues including York vs Fordham Bowdoin 8 6 at New York Prince at Baltimore Navy at Annapolis Columbia at Indianapolis New York 4 3 in 12 innings Louisville at Chicago Louisville 4-1 Lexington Virginia Military Institute 9 St John s 6 Norfolk Newark 8 1 Spartanburg Toronto 12 Spartanburg 6 Petersburg New York 3 Petersburg 0 Chattanooga Detroit 4 4 ten innings Columbia vs Penn State 7 Chesel Hill Amherst 11 10 Winston-Salem New York 6 Winston-Salem 0 Joplin Chicago 24 Omaha 3 New Orleans Philadelphia 4 New Orleans 3 Oklahoma City Chicago 16 Oklahoma City 1
Georges Carpentier the French middleweight defeated Australian George Gunther on points after a full 20 rounds in Paris. Gunther fought hard but could not overturn the decision.
Former umpire Tim Hurst, now a New York State Athletic Commission referee, proposes licensed referees impose fines on boxers who break rules. He argues stricter penalties would curb rough tactics seen in recent bouts and improve safety. The piece also notes Johnson Flynn prospects, local bouts, and new timekeeper appointments in New England clubs.
The Pilgrim Athletic Association hosts a 10 mile amateur handicap race on St Botolph street Back Bay Saturday April 13 turning into an intercity clash. Boston stars led by Clarence DeMar oppose a strong New York delegation from Irish American A C New York A C Pastime A C and Mohawk A C with Festus Madden and Israel Saklad among Boston contenders. Offices in Old South building stay open evenings to 10 30 for two weeks.
Tufts College A A proposes to let Suburban league use its Tufts oval for the annual spring athletic meet. The Suburban league is expected to accept the offer.
A meeting of the Suburban league games committee covering Somerville Malden Medford Everett and Melrose high schools discussed relaxing the disqualification rule for unsportsmanlike conduct. Previously a player expelled faced one year ineligibility across all sports. now suspensions apply only to the contest, with a full year ban if disqualified twice in the same season. The headmasters' committee must approve before it takes effect.
Volk mann School students and alumni launch a subscription to buy a new shell after leaving the old B A A and rowing from Union Boat Club. An order has been placed and delivery is expected early next week as funds come in.
Ralph Good former Boston National League and Lawrence New England League player becomes physical instructor at Malden High School. A Cowrban Colby graduate and noted all round athlete, he is hailed as one of the best football men produced in college ranks. He will assume duties next fall.
Chicago April 3 David Shean utility infielder of the Chicago National League club was sold today to the Louisville club of the American Association.
Chicago April 3 The world heavyweight champion Jack Johnson will be prosecuted by the United States government for smuggling a diamond necklace into the country from Europe without paying duty. The Treasury Department says the necklace valued at $6000 was brought back after Johnson witnessed King George coronation processions in London. A penalty of 9600 is demanded.
The Green baseball squad completed its final practice before the southern trip in Hanover New Hampshire. Coach Woods is satisfied with prospects though limited outdoor practice slowed progress. Lavin logged extensive work and will join the trip starting April 11 with team meeting at the Hotel Westminster in Boston.
D. E. Harvey of New England announces Captain Mitchell Lewis on a Virginia bound mission to aid the posse hunting the Allen brothers has his Mitchell car fitted with Truffault-Hartford shock absorbers. Lewis says he would not travel this region without the equipment.
Governor Wilson signs reciprocity bill taking effect immediately, allowing visitors to enjoy the same motorist privileges as residents. Harry N. Atwood tests endurance by driving 42 hours straight in his American roadster. New York Aldermen approve muffler cut-out ban. Mayor Gaynor to act within 10 days, then 90 days to become law. White Motor Car Company announces White Six entry in the 500 mile Indianapolis race with Win Barndollar to drive, a 489 cubic inch engine, 114 inch wheelbase, designed for the brick track next Memorial Day.
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