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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1910

Page

16

Russell May and Tenney Eyes Boston Nationals Control

Russell May plans to own the Boston Nationals with Fred Tenney likely to play first base captain and possibly manage. William Hepburn Russell has met the price and a New York meeting may transfer stock. Harris may withdraw to Pittsburgh as votes shape the presidency fight. The Doves could improve with Tenney in charge and Lake’s position resolved.

Russell May Tenney Boston Nationals William Hepburn Russell New York Russell Harris Tom Lynch Iney Dreyfuss Thettsburg Club Tan Ainiy Warrie Pittsburg Decies Stan Club Lynch Murphy Chicago Ebbetts Brooklyn Fogel Philadelphia Stanley Robinson St. Louis Garry Herrmann Cincinnati Dreyfuss Brush Boston Club Morris Boston Ther Post Wiliam Hepburn Russell Fred Tenney Dove Doves Fred Lake Billie Murray The Quakers

Yale Hockey Schedule For 1919 20 Season

Yale University Hockey association releases the 1919 11 schedule with a Christmas trip including Princeton Cornell and a long trip to Chicago Cleveland and Albany The squad features notable players from Yale football golf and other sports and aims for a championship run despite Harvard still undecided on its home rink schedule

New Havin Lawson Reed Yale University Hockeyssociation Crescent Athletic Club St. Nicholas St. Paul's School of Placce Tom Howard Nnipeg Canada Rinceton Cleveland Cornell Chicago Mherst Springfield Training School Mnssachusetts State College London London Field Club Albany Jatr Yale Arthur Howe Footall Jeully Brooks Ilpatrick Imate Merritt Warhart Howe Lautrell Harvard Princeton Boston New York LOWE St. Paul's School Concord

Fifteen School Teams to Play Hockey in Boston Area

The Greater Boston Inter scholastic Ice Hockey Association admitted seven new members at its annual meeting in Cambridge. Fifteen teams will play across the Preparatory Interparatory and Interscholastic leagues, with Boston College High Stone and Brown & Nichols joining for the first time.

Greater Boston Interscholastic Ice Hockey Association Harold C. Durrell Dana Street Cambridge Jack Norfolk Boston Arena Boston College High Stone and Brown & Nichols Somerville High Dorchester High Wellesley High Boston Latin Roxbury Latin Rindge Melrose High Arlington High Brookline High Cambridge Latin Stone School

North Cambridge A C Holds Ball Tonight

North Cambridge A C invites local athletic associations to its third annual dance at Odd Fellows Hall tonight. Members will wear running trunks and spike shoes with formal attire as the club showcases achievements in gridiron, diamond, track and basketball.

North Cambridge North Cambridge A. C Odd Fellows’ Hall

Mellor and Hayden Enter Fifth Regiment Marathon Team

Sammy Mellor and Hayden form a New York team for the upcoming amateur marathon race at the Fifth Regiment M. V. M. Armory in Charlestown. Mellor, 1902 B A A Marathon winner, held the world record for 19 miles on the Hamilton Herald course in 1904. Hayden, less known locally but highly regarded in New York circles, won Westchester county all round championships last year, boosting his reputation in distances from 100 yards to 15 miles.

Sammy Mellor Hayden New York Fifth Regiment Armory Charlestown Mellor Hamilton Ont Longboat Shrubb Westchester County N. Y

Deer in Roadside Crossing Ends as Amesbury Man's 250 Pound Trove

John Foster and his son in a Stevens Duryea car struck a buck crossing the highway near Rabbit Woods between Amesbury and Sudbury. The deer, weighing about 250 pounds, was killed instantly and given to Foster by the game warden as the car suffered only minor damage. In a separate note, Boston motorists face cold repairs as tire trouble slows drivers. The Boston Truck Association plans a meeting this afternoon to form a permanent organization.

John Foster Amesbury Mr. Foster Sudbury Rabbit Woods Foster

Absence of Jumbo Wells Cancels Key Bout in Unity Cycle Club

Jumbo Wells of Australia failed to appear causing the planned match with Kyle Whitney of California to be called off at Unity Cycle Club. Four preliminaries took place with Kid Thomas drawing Kid Lee in six rounds, Kid Carson prevailing in one round over Kid McCoy, Kid Mack defeating Kid Corbett in five rounds, and Carson beating Kid Welsh in four rounds.

Wrestling Matches in Turkey Declared On the Level

A brief note asserts all wrestling bouts in Turkey are fair and legitimate, naming Turkey as the location and emphasizing integrity in the sport.

Turkey

Butt-Clark Team Stirs Excitement at Madison Square Garden

Four days into the six day bicycle race at Madison Square Garden the Butt and Clarke duo forced crowd turmoil as Rival teams struggle to close the gap. MacFarland and Sid abandon early while Root gains a lap in a controversial move amid chaotic scenes across the event.

New York CIA Madison Square Garden Butt Clarke Macfarland Stol Sid Moran Ike Reot Joe’?olger Root

Rival sprinters Rutt and Clarke form fast pairing

The track crowd saw Walter Rutt of Germany and Jack Clarke of Australia unite as a new high speed duo. The pairing echoes a previous season moment when MacFarland and Stoll left the race, leaving Rutt and Clarke to team up again.

Walter Rutt Germany Jack” Clarke Australia MacFarland and Stoll Rutt Clarke Rank Kramer

Marathon talk and sprinters in the winter season

A wide review of amateur and professional track and boxing history, highlighting Jim Mace’s long career and injuries, Moran and Shrubb’s American success, Dartmouth Brown athletics links, Pooch Donovan and Reggie Foster at Harvard, and veteran sprinters like Eaton Gammons Fultz.

Boxing prompts and race notes from old paper

The text discusses Frank Gotch versus Dr Roller query, estimates for Jeffries Jefferies fight odds, a question about amateur boxing championships location in New York or Boston, details on young Wills riding 61 miles 942 yards behind pace, and mentions Hiker Moran with Kramer winning the Six day Boston race noting racing pace contrasts with New York.

Frank Gotch Dr. Roller New York Boston Young Wills Wills Hiker—Moran Kramer

Russian Lion Fails to Throw Roller in Bitter Pittsburg Match

In Pittsburg, December 8, George Hackenschmidt the Russian Lion could not throw Dr. B. F. Roller in an hour of rough wrestling. Roller drove the match to Hackenschmidt and challenged a finish match for any amount, which Hackenschmidt declined to answer.

Pittsburg Penn George Hackenschmidt B. F. Roller Western Pennsylvania Hackenschmidt Roller

L Diamond Stars Banquet To Honor Elevation League Champions

The Boston Elevated Division 1 employees baseball team from Dorchester Grove Hall and Forest Hills will host a banquet at the Quincy House next Wednesday evening. They won the Elevated League championship last season and this is their first social event with Joseph L. Webber division superintendent as guest and P C Thornton as toastmaster. The committee includes Horace J Fortier D Desmond Arthur Murphy and John Nickerson.

Boston Elevated Dorchester Grove Hall Forest Hills Quincy House Joseph L. Webber P.C. Thornton Horace J. Fortier D. Desmond Arthur Murphy John Nickerson

Madden and Cicotte Must Reduce Weight

Boston owner John S. Taylor says catcher Tommie Madden must drop weight to earn regular duty in 1911 and trains hard at camp. Cicotte may avoid fat by winter basketball, while Taylor warns players like Wood and Carrigan could be traded for the right price.

Tommie Madden Roxbury Red Sox John S. Taylor Madden Tommie Taylor Spencers Beef Trust Boston Eddie Cicotte Cicotte Wood Carrigan Street New York

Skating and Curling At Belmont Springs

Good skating and curling may be enjoyed at the Belmont Springs Country Club as the facilities offer seasonal winter recreation for members and guests. The article notes available ice and rink space, with potential events and programs planned for the season.

Belmont Springs BelmOnt Springs Country Club

Yale Opens Hockey Season in New York Rivalry

Yale and the New York Crescents duel at St Nicholas rink to start the season in New York City. A note from Ky Taylor mentions one full quart of whiskey.

Yale New York Crescents New York St. Nicholas Rink Ky. Taylor

Harvard Faces Boston Hockey In Arena Exhibition

Harvard meets the Boston Hockey team tomorrow night at Boston Arena with both squads primed after two weeks of practice. Boston relies on seasoned players and inside hockey knowledge to counter Harvard speed and team play, while Harvard seeks depth in forward strength. A skating show by Fritz Schmitt starts the program followed by intermission speed races and a relay event.

Harvard Boston Arena Boston Crimson Boston Seven Fritz Schmitt

Local Track Scores From City Meets

At Brockton Providence 6 Brockton 5. Renee Caer 7 Worcester 4. Newaven New Haven 8 Bedford 2. Mes Hartford Hartford 6 Fall River 3.

Brockton Providence Renee Caer Worcester Newaven New Haven Bedford Mes Hartford Fall River Taunton B.C. New Bedford Providence One Ee New Haven Ee Ou

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