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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1913

Page

11

Carrigan to Confer With President on Red Sox Plans

Bill Carrigan arrives from Lewiston to meet with President Lannin and VP Taylor about signing players and spring exhibition games. Gaffney’s Braves offer a Boston College game with net receipts donated to the college athletic association as Stallings plans spring exhibitions before the season in Macon and various eastern cities.

Bill Carrigan Lewiston Boston Red Sox Bill Messrs Lannin Taylor McRoy New York Carrigan Lanninnd Cincinnati Gaffney Braves Boston Nationals Boston College College Athletic Association Irving J. Heath Boston College A. A Boston Mass Stallings Boston College Athletic Association James E. Gaffney Macon Newark Atlanta Buffalo Charlotte N. C Baltimore Washington

Dual Meet Doubtful Between Commerce and BC High

The planned dual track meet between High School of Commerce and Boston College High is unlikely. Commerce bars spectators to avoid past incidents, while BC High wants fans present. neither side will compromise, risking no meet this season.

High School of Commerce Boston College High School Fenway School Boston College High Commerce Boston College

Cousins to Lead Rival Eagles and Crusaders Next Season

Boston College and Holy Cross appear poised to meet on the gridiron next year with cousin captains. Mugger Mullin will command the Purple and Gold while Jim Linehan leads the Maroon and Gold, making the rivals led by family members.

Boston College Holy Cross Mullin Jim” Linehan Maroon and Gold Mugger Mullin Jim" Linehan

Boxing's Balancing Act in England and Local Fights

The piece discusses England’s boxing decline amid debates on training and nourishment. It notes the lack of seasoned instructors since the era of Mitchell and Slavin, plus rising costs and poverty affecting boxers. Local Brockton events include an amateur tournament at Clark Hall and multiple challenge bouts in New England.

Bombardier” Wells Georges Carpentier England Charley Mitchell Frank P. Slavin Jem Mace Jem Carney Dick Burge St. Patrick's T. A. Society of Brockton Clark Hall Ward Street Dennis J. Driscoll

Newton gridiron rivals Linehan and Mullin highly touted

Linehan of Boston College and Mullin of Holy Cross are Newton natives and longtime neighbors. Both backfield stars were multi sport athletes, with Linehan praised as a speedy back and versatile athlete and Mullin noted for track and swimming prowess. Both captains forged prep ties and are expected to ignite a fierce next season clash.

Linehan Mullin Boston College High Boston College Worcester Institution Boston Maroon and Gold New York Fordham Boston College Prep Holy Cross Worcester College

Ritchie and Murphy Rematch Set for January 23

Willie Ritchie and Harlem Tommy Murphy agreed to a lightweight title rematch in San Francisco for Friday January 23. The terms match those set for the previously cancelled December 10 bout.

San Francisco Willie Ritchie Harlem Tommy Murphy

Harvard Football Captaincy Stirs Hardwick Exit

Huntington R. Hardwick withdraws from the 1914 Harvard captaincy race. Walter H. Trumbull and Charles E. Brickley remain contenders as 18 eligible voters prepare to cast ballots. Brickley is said to hold enough support to win amid the voting uncertainty.

Huntington R. Hardwick Harvard Crimson Hardwick Walter H. Trumbull Charles E. Brickley Yale Brickley Trumbull

Aggies Markmen Have Fine Outlook

Amherst December 15 The rifle season at Massachusetts Agricultural College starts the first week in January. Six returnees lead a 15 man squad of promising new shooters and coach Shriver of the U S Army will be in Amherst to guide the team. The Aggies have dominated intercollegiate rifle, with Harvard the only outdoor exception in five years.

Amherst Massachusetts Agricultural College Harvard Shriver United States Army Ees Aggies

Harvard Captain Race Sparks Cambridge Election Buzz

The Cambridge election for Harvard football captain reveals two candidates Walter Trumbull and Charlie Brickley with Brickley hailed as a top Harvard player and leader. The piece also covers open swimming eligibility debates, Drew's college plans, Yale aquatics coaching, six day cycling weights, and early long distance running buzz including Kyronen and Willie K.

Cambridge Harvard Crimson Walter Trumbull Charlie Brickley Brickley

Coast Artillery games entries close January seventeenth

Questions on entry deadlines and registration for schoolboy athletes are addressed. Entries close January seventeenth and, since the meet is open, all athletes must be registered under amateur rules.

Aetna Packey McFarland McFarland Mangueae Claas Bob McAllister California Mike Donovan New York McAllister Donovan Joe Tinker Boston Y. M. C. A KH. G, Ll Brockton

Freshmen to Host Smoke and Celebrate 1913 Boston College Varsity

The Boston College freshmen plan a Friday smoker on January 9 in the B C gym on James Street. They will honor the 1913 varsity team with sweaters and letters. 11 of 20 B men are freshmen. Speakers include Captain Leo Daly Jim Linehan and manager Raw A McLaughlin. A special insignia will be awarded to 12 letter winners: Meehan Drummey MacKnight Dee Fitzgerald Sullivan Kenny Carolan Craven Wall OConnor.

Boston College B. C James Street Leo Daly Jim Linehan Raw A. McLaughlin George Meehan James Drummey Daniel MacKnight Joseph Dee John Fitzgerald John

Lexing ton High Hockey Captain Plans First Call Today

Eugene Viano, captain of the Lexington High School hockey team, was unable to call out players yesterday but says he will issue the first call today and start practice at once if available.

Eugene Viano Lexington High School

Hudson Six-40 introduces low fuel and weight advantages

Howard E. Coffin unveils a new Hudson Six-40 at 1750 fob Detroit, claiming weight 500 pounds less than the Hudson 37 Four and fuel use one fourth that of the 37. The car seats four to seven, rivals Four pricing, and targets buyers seeking Six luxury with underpriced cost.

Howard E. Coffin Hudson Coffin Detroit

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