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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1917

Page

13

Boxing cards announced for Commercial A C with South Boston duo

Dot Army Johnny Donovan and Harry Carlson of North Abington draw for the main bout at the Commercial A C next Friday night. Frankie Britt resists Donovan for a bout and Shaver O’Brien backs Britt at 180 pounds with ringside weight disputes. Reputed rival Lew Tendler meets Johnny Dundee at the Grand Opera House next week with Tendler aiming to improve a longstanding record. Joe Demaries faces Kid Thomas in an eight round semi final at the theatre Tuesday. Joe Morgan balks a Britt match over terms. Dummy Burns is said to have edged Danny Lorain in Waterville. Henry Palzer gets five years for killing his son Al Palzer. Jack Britton, sick with a heavy cold, will be out for two weeks before returning to training.

Johnny Donovan South Boston Harry Carlson North Abington Commercial A. C Lew Tendler Philadelphia Johnny Dundee New York Grand Opera House Tendler Dundee Joe Demaries Woonsocket Kid Thomas Chicago Jack Britton Jack Britton

Vulcan Brings 64 Knight of the Thistle Crew Survivors

The Vulcan is due at the navy yard with 64 men from the Knight of the Thistle, believed torpedoed in European waters. Among survivors aboard the collier are 40 Chinese sailors. The ship sailed from New York Nov 22 bound for London and was to arrive a week ago.

United States Vulcan Navy Yard New York London

War Will Curtail Spring Sports at Leading Colleges

War and its demands threaten to cut the academic calendar and curtail spring athletics as military training rises in prominence. Abnormal wartime conditions are already leaving an imprint, risking a shorter season and altered vernal athletic drive across institutions.

Brown to cut college term shorten baseball season

Brown University will end its term before Memorial Day, shaving three to four weeks from the schedule. The Bruins will lose that amount from their spring baseball season as colleges nationwide consider abbreviated programs and players lose daylight for practice. Pittsburgh University drops baseball entirely citing military training hours, while many schools face similar limits but may not fully abandon the sport.

Brown Bruin New England University of Pittsburg Pittsburg Glenn Warner

Arlington High Hockey Schedule for 1917-18 Released

Student Manager Edward Hutchinson announced Arlington High School laconic hockey season with 12 games, six in the Interscholastic league, highlight a February trip to Hanover to face Dartmouth College. Captain Robert Gillespie leads the Arlington seven on the slate.

Edward Hutchinson Arlington High School Hanover N. H Dartmouth College Robert Gillespie Arlington Cambridge Latin School Arena Stone School Winchester High School Boston English High School Medford High School Wincheser Melrose High School Newton High School Firshe Rindge Technical School Brookline High School

Pittsburg Football Star Enlists in Indiana Field Artillery

Bob Peck, noted University of Pittsburgh football star and captain of the 1.16 team, has enlisted in the Indiana field artillery. Earlier he coached at Culver Military Academy for the past season, according to friends in Pittsburg.

Pittsburgh Bob Peck University of Pittsburg Indiana Field Artillery Culver Military Academy

Interscholastic Hockey League to Play at Boston Arena

The Interscholastic Hockey League and Boston Arena management resolved their dispute yesterday. The league schedule will be played at the indoor rink.

Interscholastic Hockey League Boston Arena

League coaches reach revenue and timing agreement for varsity games

The committee with Arthur Sullivan and Harrison Reserve plus Franz Nichols and arena manager Charles Lombard agreed that schools will receive 15 percent of afternoon ticket sales and 831-3 percent of evening proceeds. All six league teams will get chances for evening contests to boost interest. Night crowds at Medford Arlington Newton Brookline and Melrose are strong. Games will use 15 minute halves to allow overtime while two officials will be assigned to officiate all games this year.

Arthur Sullivan Arlington High Harrison Reserve Melrose High Franz Nichols Brookline High Charles Lombard Medford Arlington Newton Brookline Melrose

Three Ball Players Enlist in the Navy

Shreveport Louisiana December 14 report that John Paul Jones A W Baird of the New York Nationals and Frank Carmody of the Pittsburg Nationals have enlisted in the navy. Jones left for New Orleans to join a naval training station while Baird and Carmody await orders to report for duty with the Naval Reserve signal corps.

Shreveport John Paul Jones A. W. Baird New York Nationals Frank Carmody Pittsburg Nationals Navy Jones New Orleans Baird Carmody Signal Corps Naval Reserve

Middlesex Rowing Fixtures Announced for 1918 Season

T. M. Stetson, student manager, released the Middlesex School crew schedule for spring. Only new opponent is Tebor Academy of Marion. Races: April 27 Choate at Wallingford. May 11 Tabor Academy at Bateman's Pond Concord. May 18 Phillips Exeter at Exeter NH. June 1 Pomfret School at Bateman's Pond Concord.

T. M. Stetson Middlesex School Tebor Academy Marion Middlesex Choate School Wallingford Tabor Academy of Bateman's Pond Concord Phillips Exeter Academy Exeter N. H Pomfret School of Connecticut Bateman’s Pond

Eddie Collins Plans to Enlist in Military Service

Eddie Collins star second baseman expects to enlist in some branch of the service soon, according to B. B. Johnson president of the American league. President Comiskey of the White Sox paid $50 000 for him three years ago.

Chicago Eddie Collins Comiskey White Sox Philadelphia Americans B. B. Johnson

Rifle League Elects Leaders At Boston Suburban Meeting

At the Bay State School of Musketry meeting of the Boston Suburban Rifle League Frank Anselmo of English High was reelected president and R B Hudson of West Roxbury High was elected secretary.

Boston Suburban Rifle League Bay State School of Musketry Frank Anselmo English High R. B. Hudson West Roxbury High

Camp Grant and Camp Custer Receive Fund Increase

The athletic funds of Camp Grant at Rockford Illinois and Camp Custer at Battle Creek Michigan will each gain 14000 dollars today. The boost comes from their share of gate receipts from the Custer Grant football game.

Chicago Camp Grant Rockford Camp Custer Battle Creek Mich

Frazee Seals Major Deal Bolstering Red Sox Roster

Boston owner Frazee trades cash 60000 and players Chester Thomas Vean Gregg Kopp to reshape the Red Sox. Joe Bush Amos Strunk Walter Schang join the club adding power speed and versatility while shedding weaker pitchers. The move ends the Alexander trade talk and alters AL balance.

Leties Chester Thomas Vean Gregg Kopp Alexander Walter Johnson New York

Red Sox buy trio from Philadelphia in record deal

Frazee completes a year long pursuit by acquiring Amos Strunk Joe Bush and Walter Schang for Boston along with Gregg Thomas and Kopp for 60000. The purchase vaults the Red Sox into pennant contention and outshines the joint conference with Chicago and Philadelphia amid national league activity.

Red Sox Boston Sox New York Clark Griffith Walter Johnson Frazee Connie Mack Chicago Philadelphia

Veterans and trades inked in 1912 player notes

Thomas, older catcher with three world series turns, seen as improving value when in shape. Mack gains Gregg a veteran southpaw whose arm waned after Cleveland years, revived with Providence and Boston loan spells, once courted by Philadelphia. Kopp, International league star outfielder, fast and reliable, finally back with Boston after spring test.

Thomas Schang Mack Gregg Cleveland Indians Boston Coombe Ben Egan Rankin Johnson Red Sox Providence Buffalo Philadelphia Nationals Frazee Kopp Barry

Senators Secure Lavan and Shotton in $15,000 Deal

Dec 14 Chicago report states shortstop Lavan and outfielder Bert Shotton of the St. Louis Americans were sold to the Washington club for 15000 dollars. The transfer was completed by Robert Quinn of St. Louis and Clark Griffith of Washington.

Chicago Lavan Bert Shotton St. Louis Americans Washington Club Gallia Robert Quinn St. Louis Clark Griffith Washington

Crosscountry Meet Canceled By Central A. A. U.

Chicago officials announced the annual crosscountry run of the Central A A U was called off. Local clubs lost many stars to military service and could not field full teams for competition.

Chicago Central A. A. U

Frazee Adds Sluggers and Aces to Red Sox Plan

Boston fans hail Amos Strunk Wally Schang and Bullet Joe Bush as key additions for next season as Frazee aims for the American League pennant. The piece notes Schang’s batting behind the plate Strunk in center field and Bush on the mound plus possible shifts for Herzog and other stars in coming days.

Joe Bush Red Sox Shore Amos Strunk Boston Speaker Texan Strunk Lewis Hooper Walker Frazee Walter Schang Johnson Schang Bush Athletics Barry Baker Collins Harry Frazee Wally Schang Bullet Joe Bush Sox

Puffeys at fen ports Christmas Day plans unclear

The note asks who to write for full particulars about a Christmas Day match rumored as Puffeys at Fen Ports, mentions no announced fans, suggests J F Facey of 36 Prospect Street Camt Bridgeport for marathon details, notes Benny Leonard hasn’t appeared in Boston since a Bloom bout, cites a likely reason as a large guaranteed sum, and asks to print the official 800 yard dash record with Donaldson’s beat mark set August 4 1913 in Manchester England.

J. F. Facey Prospect Street Camtbridgeport Benny Leonard Boston Phil Bloom Donaldson

Illinois Athletic Club basketball team disbands for war

The Illinois Athletic Club basketball squad, national champions last spring, has disbanded and gone to the colors signaling its members join military service.

Chicago The Illinois Athletic Club

Debated boxing ruling and conference on marathon query

The discourse centers on who claimed Levinsky would beat Madsen and the referee’s poor decision. One side argues the bout was unfairly ruled a draw, while another asks if a marathon note will be printed.

Levinsky Madsen

Red Sox Pitchers Pennock and Bader Enlist for Navy Service

Pitchers Herb Pennock and Lore Bader have enlisted in the Naval Reserve at Charlestown yard. Bader will report immediately while Pennock reports January 1 after preparing at his Kennett Square home. The Red Sox now have seven enlisted players at the navy yard and a total of eight club members enlisted.

Red Sox Herb Pennock Lore Bader Larry Graber Boston Naval Reeserve Charlestown Navy Yard Bader Pennock Kennett Square Penn Navy Yard

Goullet Enlists in Navy After Bicycle Victory

Alfred Goullet, co winner of the six day bicycle race with Jake Magin, joins the navy along with Joe Gay. Goullet, 26, born in Victoria Australia and living in Newark New Jersey, says athletes must prove their worth and can endure the grind.

New York Alfred Goullet Jake Magin Joe Gay Goullet Victoria Australia Newark N. J

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