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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1916

Page

9

Lightweight bout signals Arena May 2 program

El Osyipme and Willie Beecher both of New York loom in the feature lightweight clash at the Arena on May 2. Harvey recalls his 12 round scrap with Charley White at the Arena last fall and earned fan praise. Tonight’s Arena card includes O Dowd vs Eagan with expected hard scrapping. Other bouts feature Nelson substituted for DeLucca, Herz vs winner, Connolly vs Mack at 140, and May 5 in Portsmouth with Nelson vs Herz for 12 rounds.

Willie Beecher Johnny Harvey New York Arena Harvey Charley White O’dowd Eagan Berlin N. H Young Jasper Patsey DeLucca Boston al Nelson DeLucca Carl Herz Washington Joe Connolly Charlestown Johnny Mack Connolly Portsmouth Manchester Chick West Dave Powers Young Lajoie Brockton North Abington Joe Chick Gloucester Gardner

C. C. A. Cigars Priced A Dime Then Twenty-Five Cents

The copy argues curiosity draws buyers briefly but repeat business matters more. It claims C. C. A. Cigars offer quality for discerning taste, inviting customers to judge for themselves rather than rely on price or hype.

Harvard crews shaken up by drastic coaching changes

Harvard coaches have ordered a drastic reshaping of the varsity rowing squad to boost power. The move follows a rare shakeup in the Crimson crews and will be watched closely across the college.

Harvard Crimson

Yale Crew Strengthens Lineup With Shifts After Recess

In the first three boats 1 oarsman moved, and freshman crews also saw shifts. Stebbins Parson and Quimby join higher boats while White moves from second boat to No 2 in the first. Yale held long workouts on the Charles as squads adjust, with short races to test new orders. Varsity A lists Lund as stroke and White bow. Varsity B adds Stebbins Parson and Herrick. Varsity C features Wiggin and Culbert. Freshmen eight's Chanler replaces Emmet sick for a temporary period.

Stebbins Parson Yale Quimby White Charles Varsity Lund Morgan Talcott Taylor Cabot Bow Potter Kreger Brown Coolidge H. S. Middendorf Herrick Rusk Higginson Cameron Wiggin Brazer Culbert Richardson Pope J. W. Middendorf Chichester Soucy Henderson Ecrew Chanler Linder Batchelder Parkman Canfield Richards Whitman Leighton Murray Freeman Thorndike Odell Greenough Nichols Strawbridge Brewer Cobb Mitchell Emmet

Redden forms motor truck company in New York

C F Redden former Maxwell general sales manager has organized the Redden Motor Truck Company and set offices in the Locomobile building in New York. Eri C Morse Hudson sales manager visited Boston to meet Henley Kimball distributors. Frank Allen Chalmers in New England reports auto shipments by boat from Detroit to Cleveland and Buffalo will begin soon to ease Detroit freight congestion.

C. F. Redden Maxwell Motor Company Redden Motor Truck Company Locomobile New York Eri. C. Morse Hudson Motor Car Company Boston Henley-Kimball Company Hudson Cars Frank Allen Chalmers Motor Company New England Detroit Cleveland Buffalo

Braves Due to Tackle Giants

Braves appear set to face the Giants soon as weather and fortunes align. Captain John Evers remains skeptical that clear skies will bring a positive turn in this local baseball scene.

Braves Giants John Evers

Braves Face Giants Amid Cold Hampering Captain

The Braves top brass discuss ailing captain hampered by a groin pain and a cold as Boston awaits a possible first clash with the Giants. Weather delays push Brooklyn doubleheaders and rescheduled games into May and September, while pitcher Paul Strand heads to Toledo after clearing his affairs.

Braves Brooklyn Dodgers New York Giants Benjamin Kauff Boston Kauff Giant Giants George Stallings McGraws Stallings Hapgood Paul Strand Toledo

Chandler Motors reports sharp sales surge in early 1916

R B Nettleton announces Chandler Motor Car Company sold 12 000 cars in the first three months of this year. The figure doubles Chandler's total for 1915. February sales were four times those of February 1915, signaling strong demand.

R. B. Nettleton Chandler Motors of New England, Inc Chandler Motor Car Company

Cardinals Beat Reds 6 2 in Ninth Inning Rally

Cincinnati led early but Bescher and Beck tied it in the third. St Louis seized the lead in the sixth as hard hitting in the eighth and ninth produced four runs for the visitors to seal a 6 2 win in the second game of the series.

Cincinnati Louis Bescher Beck Auis AB R. BH Bruggins Cincinnati AB BH POLS E. Killifer Feave Herzog Chase Griffith Groh Beallot Louden Savcere Clarke Soule Discosudeu dWingo Meadows Smith Wilson Schulz St Louis Besecer Killifer Beall Beck Toetzel Miller Williams Ff Meadows O' Day Pason

Middlesex Crew Wins Boat Race at Bateman's Pond

The Middlesex School first four-oared crew won a half-mile race from the Choate School four of Wallingford Conn on opening day of the schoolboy rowing season in Greater Boston at Concord Bateman's Pond.

Greater Boston Bateman’s Pond Concord Middlesex School Choate School Wallingford Conn

Choate Wins Half Mile Crew Race In Rain And Wind

Concord private school crew led by four and a half lengths wins over Nutmeg State rival with a 3m 2 1 5s half mile. Choate outweighed by ten pounds. Middlesex placements listed. Sudbury defeats Assabet in a closer half mile shell race prompting a deciding rematch tomorrow afternoon.

Concord Choate Middlesex School Mellen Hagerman Keays Peale Pierson Choate School Munson Saye Welch Brown Bow Anson Assabet Sudbury Sudbury Club Assabet Club Stearns Davis Wright Wood Sargent Sise Mills Chandler Burrell

William Wagner to Play for Terre Haute

Terre Haute Ind April 24 President Webb Beggs of the local Central league club announced the purchase of catcher William Wagner from the Pittsburgh National League club this afternoon.

Terre Haute Ind Webb Beggs William Wagner Pittsburg

Athletics at Boston College Booms This Spring

Boston College readies for spring sports with a baseball home slate against Vermont and Colby after today, spring football drills starting Monday, and an interclass meet next Friday. Track coach Arthur Ball has about 25 men training daily for spots on a squad that will face Trinity at the end of May.

Boston College Sweeney University of Vermont Colby University Heights Charley Brickley Arthur Ball Trinity

Wilde Beats Rosner In 11th Round Flyweight Bout

London April 24 Jim Wilde the English flyweight champion defeated Johnny Rosner of New York in the 11th round of a 20 round match.

London Jimmy Wilde Johnny Rosner New York

Penn State Wins Track Meet Over Georgetown 58 to 23

Washington April 24 Penn State defeated Georgetown 58 to 23 in a combined field and track meet. The meet featured events across track and field with PSU taking a clear victory.

Penn State Washington Georgetown

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