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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1916

Page

14

Boxing cards light up Worcester area ring nights

Match notes recount eight bout cards across several venues led by Gene Moriarty versus Chick West and Frank Rodman against Tommy McFarland. Players include Finney Boyle, Larry Hansen, Joe Connolly, Eddie Murphy, Mel Coogan, and local bets on possible Darcy confrontation. Ongoing rivalries flare as boxers clash and challenges are issued for 142 pounds.

Wairview A. C Southbridge Hippodrome Worcester Webster Gene Moriarty Syracuse Chick West Holyoke Frank Rodman Tommy McFarland Boston Billy Kramer Philadelphia Armory A. A Eddie Murphy South Boston Joe Connolly Charlestown Mel Coogan Brooklyn Larry Hansen New York Kid Lee al Gerard Louis Leonard Kid Thomas

Waterfront roundups and shipping news in New England

Two steam trawlers arrived at the fish pier with light midweek receipts pushing wholesale haddock at 7 1 2 cents and fish prices higher. The Ripple and the team reported substantial haddock, scrod, hake, cod, and pollock pounds moved to market. Passengers included New England tourists boarding United Fruit’s Carrillo for Jamaica and Central America, while Captain Kinney resigns for a government post and the Ohioan and Minnesotan head toward Buenos Ayres with valuable Brazilian cargoes.

Haddock New England United Fruit Company New York Jamaica Panama Canal Zone C. Harry Bowler Winchester John B. Cronin Hilda IX. Dempster City A. (. Bolles Dorchester A. B. R. Sprague Alice Sprague Worcester J. E. Knight Concord N. H Ernest Kinney Yarmouth Prince Arthur Ohioan Minnesotan Buenos Ayres Bristol Norfolk Santos Brazil

Concord Elects Carl J Ward Football Captain 1917

Carl J Ward elected captain of Concord High School football eleven for 1917. Ward, a junior, played center on last season's squad.

J. Ward Carl Concord High School Carl

Shipping News Arrivals and Departures at East Coast Ports

Shipping reports list steamers and schooners arriving at and sailing from multiple ports including New York Philadelphia Baltimore Norfolk Newport News and Portland with tows barges and fishing craft named. Vessels include Kershaw Johnson Baltimore Cretan Page Phila Middlesex Norfolk Everett Giles Newport News Arlington Michelson Co H I Dimock Hamilton Strout and more. Tugs Lykens Bengtsson and Bristol tow barges Buck Ridge Draper Skippack P N Co No 10 and others.

Kershaw Johnson Baltimore Newport News Norfolk Cretan Page Philadelphia Middlesex Wider Everett Giles Arlington, Michelson, Co H. I. Dimock Hamilton New York Calvin Austin Strout Portland City of Gloucester Limekin Gloucester William Mason Patterson Perth Amboy Yarmouth N. S Allein B. Crossby Olson Lykens Bengtsson Portsmouth Buck Ridge Draper Calvert Harrington Salem Kate Jones Simmons Cambrian London Nacoochee Savannah Ontario Hampden Corsica Massachusetts H. M. Whitney Nelson Cto Bay State Sewalls Point Mae Arlington Mark Marechen Bristol Jessie Costa St. John's N. F Skippack Cumberland Gettysburg Exeter Merriam Mars Westmoreland Lenape Cacoosing Pennypack Tohickon Perth Am Charles T. Gallagher Plymouth P. O’riorden Lynn Scituate

Princeton Names Wilson Captain of 1917 Football Team

Marion R. Wilson of Binghamton New York elected captain of the Princeton varsity football squad for the 1917 season. The junior end comes from a football family with brothers Thomas a 1911 All American guard and Alexander Yale 1915 captain.

Princeton N. J Marion R. Wilson Binghamton N. Y Wilson Thomas Alexander Yale

Hurley Beats White In Eight Round Bout At Taunton

Hurley of Boston defeated Sammy White of Cambridge by outpoint in eight rounds at the Taunton A A. tonight. Hurley used a solid left jab and frequent right hands to secure victory.

A. C Joe Connolly Eddie Flynn Bill Casey South Boston Joe Rivers Louis Leonard Shaver” O’brien Tommy Fox Battling Hurley Taunton Boston Sammy White Cambridge

Harvard Dartmouth and Penn to clash in midwinter triangular meet

Harvard University, Dartmouth College, and the University of Pennsylvania will compete in a triangular track meet at Mechanics’ Building on Saturday evening February 17. Manager Theodore Clark announced the event, with events including sprints, middle and long distances, relays, shot put, pole vault, and jumping events.

Harvard Dartmouth University of Pennsylvania Mechanics’ Building Boston Theodore Clark Copley Plaza Big Six

Boston Y M C A Dominates Newton In Swim Meet

The Boston Y M C A defeated Newton Y M C A by 43 to 21 in a local meet. Cambridge Y M C A did not officially appear. Boston swimmers won most events including the 25 yard dash, 100 yard swim, and relay with top times and points leaders listed.

Boston Y. M. C. A Newton Y. M. C. A Cambridge Y. M. C. A University City Crawford Boston Wheeler Holm Newton Wood Biddle Wagner Church Muir Jaquith Koshlan@s James Russell Brigham Washburn Welsh McAllister Levins Rudle

Tragic Rundown Kills 7-Year-Old Student in Everett

Luigi Scoppettiolo, a seven year old pupil at Winthrop School Everett, was struck by a car yesterday noon while returning home from school. He died several hours later at Whidden Hospital.

Everett Boy Luigi Scoppettiolo Winthrop School Everett Whidden Hospital

Missing Hunter’s Body Found Near Skowhegan

In Skowhegan Maine on December 13 the body of Sergeant Robert Emery from Mayville was found in the woods after he disappeared while hunting in Mayville plantation 25 miles north of town. His father Frank Emery received the information. Authorities believe he became lost and died of exposure.

Skowhegan Robert Emery Mayville Plantation Here Frank Emery

Boscon Continuation School Certificates Awarded

The thirteenth annual exercises of the Boscon Continuation Schools were held at Abraham Lincoln School on Ferdinand Street. A large class received certificates from principal Owen D. Evans. Speeches followed by Alfred E. Brenton of MIT and John C. Minor, Youth's Companion associate editor.

Boscon Continuation Schools Abraham _ Lincoln Ferdinand’ Street Owen D., Evans Alfred E. Brenton Massachusetts Institute of Technology John C. Minor

Women Workers Seek Higher Pay and Shorter Hours

The Women's Union Trade League urged higher wages and shorter hours for scrub women in state public buildings at its Washington Street headquarters meeting. They called on Governor McCall to act on the demands.

Women’s Union Trade League Washington Street Broadway Extension McCall

Barry or Hooper May Lead Red Sox

Chicago December 13 reports say Jack Barry or Harry Hooper may become Red Sox manager if Bill Carrigan does not return. The names emerged after Frazee stated efforts to hire Lewiston’s Lewiston man.

Barry Hooper Red Sox Chicago Jack Barry Harry Hooper Bill Carrigan Frazee Lewiston

Boy Hit By Auto on Dorchester Avenue

Joseph Canavan, a motherless boy, 863 Dorchester Avenue, was struck by a car yesterday afternoon while playing with friends near Edison Green. The driver fled the scene. car number and driver unknown. The child is listed on the City Hospital dangerous list.

Joseph Canavan Dorchester Avenue Edison Green City Hospital

Wellesley Freshmen Elect Charlotte Hassett President

Charlotte Hassett daughter of Mrs Charlotte Hassett of Brookline was elected president of the freshmen class at Wellesley College. Officers elected include vice president Helen Barnard treasurer Catherine Hughes recording secretary Rachel McCormick corresponding secretary Mab Barber and others to advisory and executive roles.

Charlotte Hassett Beacon Street Brookline Wellesley College Helen Barnard Mt. Vernon N. Y Catherine H Hughes Charles Kk. Hughes New York Rachel McCormick Pittsburg Mab Barber Washington Katheryn Collins Moorestown N. J Marie Wilcoxson Patskill Margaret Stevenson Waverly Margaret Alder Montclair Carol Jarvis Webster Groves Virginia Berryman Smithfield

Bothner to Wrestle Fleason Tonight at Grand Opera House

World welterweight champ George Bothner meets Colby Fleason at the Grand Opera House. Semi final features Ivan Michailoff the Cossack versus George Sandele noted for his aggressive on mat style. Also Karl Lemle the Bohemian vs Jimmy Ryan, famed for last season’s win over Perelii.

George Bothner Colby Fleason Grand Opera House Ivan Michailoff George Sandele Karl Lemle Jimmy Ryan New York

King to Lead Hill and Dale Runners

George A. King of Washington DC was elected captain of Harvard varsity cross country at a meeting of the SH men who competed against Yale. King, a top Harvard long distance runner, won the 1917 captaincy unanimously and trained at Friend prep school in Washington.

George A. King Washington D. C Harvard Yale King Friend

Boston to Field Three Teams in Amateur Hockey League

An amicable settlement between Arena Manager Lougee and B A A Manager Brown ends a dispute. Boston will have three teams in the American Amateur Hockey League, restoring practice and competition for the Exeter street boys.

Lougee Arena George W. Brown Exeter Street Boys Boston

Brown Re-elects Farnum Captain

Providence December 13 Mark Farnum 18 was re-elected captain of the Brown football eleven by the 18 letter men of the varsity today Farnum plays tackle and guard and is the biggest man on the squad standing 6 feet 2 inches and weighing 220 pounds He lives in Georgiaville Rhode Island and prepared for college at Dean Academy.

Providence Mark Farnum Brown Farnum Georgiaville R. L Dean Academy

American league opens two day session on reform and sales

The American league meets for two days to ratify the Boston club sale to H H Frazee and Hugh J Ward and to consider curtailing salaries and punishing players who aid or participate in writing world series stories. Leaders from major clubs attend as committees seek draft rule changes and a new board for minor leagues.

Boston Johnson Boston Club H. H. Frazee Hugh J. Ward New York Frazee William Carrigan Carrigan Connie Mack Athletics Jacob Ruppert, Jr T. L. Huston Clark Criffith Washington Club James Dunn Lee Fohl Cleveland National Association of Professional Baseball Clubs National League

Winter Fashion Matching Highlight in The Sunday Post

The Sunday Post features a vivid color illustrated vogue for coordinated winter apparel. It showcases matching outfits and styling ideas in a stylish seasonal spread.

Sunday Post

Boston Candidates Rally Across Roxbury Dorchester and West Roxbury

City Council hopefuls held at Ward 12 and other venues urging stances on licenses firemen and police time off. James J. Twohig pressed for yes votes on License reform and labor days while David T. Montague defended Good Government Association. Mayor O Keefe urged citizen involvement and budget awareness. John H. Farley proposed locating a new high pressure water station at an old observatory foundation near City Point pier.

Roxbury Dorchester West Roxbury Ward 12 Dudley Vine Streets Vine Street James J. Twohig Boston David T. Montague Good Government Association Daniel J. McDonald High Cost of Living Commission Patrick F. O’keefe Citizens John H. Farley City Point Pier

Drama by Tagore to Feature in Next Sunday Post

The Sunday Post reports a feminist themed drama by Rabindranath Tagore, the renowned Indian poet, as the feature for the upcoming issue. The piece highlights Tagore's influence in modern Indian theatre and its anticipated reception.

Sir Rabindranath Tagore Next Sunday Post

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