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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1915

Page

17

Somers Backed by Ban Johnson in Cleveland Sale Fight

Charles W. Somers battles to keep ownership of the Cleveland American league club with Ban Johnson supporting him. Johnson denies pressuring the Cleveland situation and says he will help find a buyer or provide financial aid if the sale proceeds, with local capital considered first.

Cleveland Cleveland, O Cleveland American League Baseball Club Charles W. Somers Ban Johnson American League Johnson

All America Track and Field Team Named From Year’s Stars

With football season wrapped many outlets publish All America lists but this note honors top track and field performers nationwide chosen as the year’s best.

Somers Vows Fight to Hold Club Title

Somers said he would fight to retain the club as a late conference with Johnson Bruce and officials left him facing a bankers’ committee and a tough wall to climb. He insisted President Johnson supported him while acknowledging the committee's decisive role.

Somers Johnson John K. Bruce National Commission American League Bankers’ Committee

Bankers Favor Sale of Somers Baseball Interests in Cleveland

Bankers in charge of Charles W. Somers finances favor selling the Cleveland American League club and its partner to resolve financial difficulties. Ban E Johnson and John Sherwin indicated a sale would be pursued if a buyer is found, with several candidates named including E G Barrows of the International League.

Cleveland Cleveland American League Baseball Club Cleveland American Association Bankersin Charles W. Somers Somers Ban E. Johnson Cleveland American League E. G. Barrows The International League Barrows

Riders Ahead of Old Record in Six Day Race

In New York on December 8 the six day bicycle race saw a fast pace as prizes spurred sprinting. By midnight the 72nd hour the 12 leaders stood 19 miles ahead of the record with 1487 miles 50 laps. Moran fell in a sprint as Walthour briefly challenged.

New York Walthour Moran Sullivan Anderson Suter Madonna Ruddie Russe Vanderstuyft

Yale undergraduates shift dates for team managers

Yale undergraduates at Woolsey Hall decided to move the selection of second assistant managers for baseball rowing and track from April to late December. The change aims to have managers chosen before joining secret societies to ease the rush for managerial positions.

Dec. Conn Yale Woolsey Hall

Sullivan Kilrain Bout Unfolded in Richburg Miss 1889

Memorandum recalls Fan Sullivan and Kilrain sparring not at Oak Island but in Richburg Mississippi on July 8 1889. It notes an August encounter with Joe Lannin and Peter Jackson halted by police before starting. Sullivan present but not a principal. Brown born in New York of German parents. Right name Valentine Braun. Letters addressed to George Robinson and Dan McDonald.

Fan—Sullivan Kilrain Oak Island Revere Richburg Miss Joe Lannin Peter Jackson Sullivan F.—K. O. Brown New York Valentine Braun George Robinson Dan McDonald

Lexington High School hockey awaits cold snap

Lexington High School ice hockey hopefuls wait for freezing conditions. Sub-Master Fred C. Ball turned water to the rink set behind the high school, but snow and warm weather prevented freezing. Kendall Reed drafts a schedule for about 12 games if ice forms before Christmas.

Lexington Dee. S Fred C. Ball Kendall Reed

Track stars honored in year end senior athletics selections

The year 1915 closes with a Panama Pacific year highlight and a set of all star picks across events. Eastern clubs dominate the roster with Irish American A C New York and Boston A A leading the selections. The Olympic Club of San Francisco is the only non eastern group with multiple recognitions.

San Francisco Joe Loomis Chicago Roy Morse Salem Crescent A. C New York Ted Meredith Meadowbrook A. C Philadelphia Eddie Renz Mohawk A. C George Horine Olympic Club Harry Worthington Boston A Pat Ryan A. C Pat McDonald Matt McGrath Dan Aherne Illinois Sam Bellah Multnomah Boston Athletic Association Meadowbrook Club Olympic Club of East

Somerville High Eyes Teacher Coach for Athletic Teams

The Somerville High School committee plans to hire a teacher to coach and supervise athletic teams after years of low spirit and poor results. A Dec 27 meeting will decide a candidate. Possible contenders include Charles Cuddy Steve Mahoney and Charles Linehan.

Somerville High Charles Cuddy Somerville and Malden Swampscott Steve Mahoney Somerville Charles Linehan Rindge Tech

Girls to Race in Open Swim At Ocean Pier Bath Club

A trio of star girls Marion Gibson Madeline Tonely and Elizabeth McArdle will race in the open handicap events at the Ocean Pier Bath Swimming Club meet tomorrow evening. Other entrants include Mildred Wyman Rose Tonely Mary McArdle Katherine Nuse Dolla and Filla Luby with a men’s 10 yard handicap and diving events. Prominent male swimmers Leo Handy Ben James Elliott Church Max Untersee Win Snow Tom Morris Fred Wegener Ben Jevins Irving Jacquith Bill Hallett James Gregg also compete. Harvey has noted New Year Day bout with Willie Beecher and January 14 clash with Leach Cross.

Marion Gibson Dorchester Brookline Swimming Club Madeline Tonely South Boston East Boston Swimming Club Elizabeth McArdle Ocean Pier Bath Swimming Club Mildred Wyman Brookline Gym Rose Tonely Mary McArdle Katherine Nuse Dolla Filla Luby Leo Handy Ben James Elliott Church Max Untersee Win Snow Tom Morris Fred Wegener Ben Jevins Irving Jacquith Bill Hallett James Gregg

Nata Prime Declared Ineligible for Detroit Trot Wins Redistributed

The American Trotting Association board of appeals ruled that bay mare Nata Prime owned by Mrs. Prime Wright and J. L. Jones was ineligible for the 2:18 trot at Detroit on July 6 1915 and September 10 1915. Winnings from these races were redistributed.

Chicago American Trotting Association Board of Appeals Nata Prime Prime Wright New Preston

Arena balks on dates for hockey at Boston Arena

Officials of the Amateur Hockey League with Boston Athletic Association and Harvard Club must consult Boston Arena management to pin down Saturday night dates. The amateur schedule, arranged without manager Lougee, clashes with strong local attractions including B A A games and potential college dates from Dartmouth Yale and Princeton.

Amateur Hockey League Boston Athletic Association Harvard Club Boston Arena New York Lougee The Crescents St. Nicholas Starvard Club Arena Hockey Club Dartmouth Yale Princeton

Gossip for 5 Motorists at Boston Auto Show

The Springfield automobile show draws Boston dealers with Ford B French recalling snowy days and luxe sedans. Endurance Tire’s J H Cooper visits as Walter Bliss plans a goose golf tournament with three foursomes set for Tuesday December 14 at the Commonwealth Club.

Springfield Boston Ford B. French Commonwealth Avenue Mr. French J. H. Cooper Endurance Tire and Rubber Company J. H. Hamilton Walter Bliss Commonwealth Club

Mike Gibbons III Bout Postponed By Illness

Promoters postpone the Mike Gibbons III versus Young Ahearn ten round bout for at least a week due to Gibbons illness a cold that may develop into pneumonia The show now targets December 17 if Gibbons resumes training next Monday

ST. Paul Dec Mike Gibbons- Young Ahearn Gibbons

Harvard Law Clubs Face Final Ames Prize Match

Harvard Law School will stage the Ames prize final on December 15 with the Marshall and Kent clubs in a constitutional law dispute over state jurisdiction over a non resident. M V Rinehart and E O Taber defend Marshall. F L Daily and R Driscoll defend Kent. Judges include W C Loring of the Supreme Court and J Mc Morton, C Davis as associate justices. The winner receives 200 dollars and a set of books. the runner up 150 dollars and a set of law books.

Harvard Law School Marshall Kent M. V. Rinehart E. O. Taber Marshall Club F. L. Daily R. Driscoll Kent Club W. C. Loring Supreme Court J. Mc. Morton Dr. and Jugee T. Davis

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Meanix Norman Taber Miler Hannes OL Ehimainen Lexington Hockey Squad Stein-Bloch Ulster Fred Murray W. H. Meanix Harvey Willie Beecher Columbus, O Leach Cross Father Gillette Safety Razor CO Arena Balks Mike Gibbons III Harvard Law Clubs Gress
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