Braves Seek Inspiration as Streets Fill With Winners
In a city led by victorious streets, the Braves look to channel momentum from recent YD winners. Team morale rises as local triumphs spur renewed effort and confidence for upcoming games.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1919
Page
18
In a city led by victorious streets, the Braves look to channel momentum from recent YD winners. Team morale rises as local triumphs spur renewed effort and confidence for upcoming games.
The Braves faced an April downpour that led to a mid afternoon suspension of activities at Braves Field. Braving a slick field and persistent showers, a small crowd endured the delay as officials decided no game could start with the rain continuing.
The 26th Division veterans stranded in Boston receive club hospitality from George Grant of the Braves as plans unfold for a doubleheader with the Dodgers on June 2. Grant aims to reshape the roster before May 15, leveraging open-market trades, while Braves pitching faces tough opposition from Rube Marquard in the anticipated encounter.
New Haven, Conn April 24 The New Haven baseball club of the Eastern league was sold today to George Meiss, a Yale man, who has long been active in local semi professional baseball He gains control of the players Savin Rock Park and other concessions The sale will be ratified at a league meeting next Tuesday Edward J Dugan of Hartford had owned the club though reports linked James H Clark of Hartford to financial control
New Orleans defeated Mobile 5 to 4 while Nashville beat Birmingham 7 to 5 and Little Rock edged Memphis 4 to 2 Chattanooga routed Atlanta 0 to 2.
The schedule shows American League games including Boston at New York, Philadelphia at Washington, Cleveland at Detroit, and Chicago at St Louis. National League action features Brooklyn at Boston, New York at Philadelphia, St Louis at Cincinnati, and Pittsburg at Chicago.
Raymond Vittet, a French soldier, defeated W. Fry of Wales at the Holborn Stadium in London last week. Reportes from abroad say Vittet adopted Yankee whirlwind tactics learned with American troops in France, delivering a rapid one two and harrying Fry from start to finish. The critic noted Vittet’s open glove punching and relentless attack.
At Parker Hill Base Hospital No. 10 Roxbury Back Bay Council K of C staged vaudeville and boxing for wounded YD boys. Main bout featured Al Roche of Somerville vs Maglorie Labelle of Gardner, Roche won. Forti defeated Young ner in four rounds. Peter Norton and Jack Norton drew in three. Young Frank Wallace beat Aleee Lee in three.
A bold wartime exhortation urges civilians to join the effort and complete the work begun by servicemen. The message blends patriotism with spiritual resolve, calling for collective action at home to support the war and sustain national morale.
Boxers including Jake Ahearn, Battling Nelson, Artie Root, Joey Fox, and Frank Daley are featured in Philadelphia boxing chatter. May events include Ahearn vs Nelson at Home of Action, a State amateur championship in the Commercial A C arena, and notable showdowns at Fenway A A and Eureka A C with Jack Britton, Johnny Tillman, and Al Shubert all lined up.
Almost 2000 spectators at the Grand Opera House watched Frankie Britt of New Bedford defeat Pete Hartley of New York in a 12 round feature for the Yankee Division bout. The card included 135 145 and heavyweight divisions with Jack Newman Johnny Morris Paddy Flynn Barney Reynolds winning, Mayor Peters presenting prizes, and Naval officers providing the musical program.
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