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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1908

Page

10

Readville Track at Risk as Bond Issue Proposed

The New England Horse Breeders' Association moved to issue first mortgage bonds at five percent totaling 100000 to save Readville track. President J M Johnson reported $25000 in subscriptions with $18000 hoped from four others. three replies came from sixty letters sent. A sale committee was named to handle track and property, with adjournment to January 7 1909 to advance bond plans and consider preferred stock options.

Readville New England Horse Breeders’ Association Young’s Hotel J. M. Johnson Johnson John L. Thayer Chester Laselle New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Star Pointer Breeders’ Association Ackermann

Indoor Mxee at Harvard Indoor Meet Close of Track Work

A Harvard indoor meet featured a series of field events with titles to L Seaverns in pole vault at 11 feet and J H Ruch winning hammer throw at 128 ft 8 1 4 in. High jump results were disputed due to probation. G Adams led with 6 ft 10 in. Broad jump saw C C Tittle win at 20 ft 2 in while many place spots went to Dennis Long and Little among others.

Harvard L. Seaverns C. C. Little J. H. Ruch R. G. Harwood G. C. Adams E. H. Ruch B. D. Hodges W. M. Parker L. C. Seaverns W. A. Dennis J. L. Barr C. C. Mueller J. P. Long J. Jo Barr C. C. Tittle J.P. Long

Literary Five Beats London A. C. at Roanoke Hall score 56 to 4

The Young Men's Literary Institute basketball team defeated London A. C. 56 to 4 at Roanoke Hall West Fdl last evening. Key players included Applebaum Cowan Gibbons and Mundo with 20 minute halves and an attendance of 390.

Cere McCormick

Coy Accepts Invitation to Waltham High School Banquet

Dec 17 in Waltham Ted Coy Yale varsity fullback has accepted the invitation to the Waltham Citizens committee banquet for the high school football team. Walter Camp sends regrets due to prior engagements and hopes Yale captain will represent Old Eli at the dinner.

Waltham Ted” Coy Yale Waltham Citizens’ Committee Waltham High School Walter Camp Eli

Bowling Gossip Sparks Starry Christmas Eve Rolloff

Arch Walsh shows a new ball while Jim Clancy’s all star squad faced Wildey on South Boston alleys. Scores above 385 highlight Delano 470 Poehler 453 Clancy 448 O'Brien 497 Orr 418 Walsh 413 with many crackersjack bowlers expected for Casino prizes.

Archie Walsh Wildey Jim Clancy Clancy South Boston Ben Schoales Adams Square Ohio Railroad Georgie Orr Somersets Cole Harry Andy Delano Paul Poehler Lynn Brockton Delano Poehler Christopher O’brien Keene Cowan Orr Walsh Galway Dolan Beatty Page

Spike Shannon Sold to Kansas City Club

Pittsburg December 17 Spike Shannon the Pirates outfielder has been sold to the Kansas City club of the American Association President Dreyfuss making the final arrangements today Shannon was with the New York Giants at the start of last season McGraw asked for waivers Fred Clarke refused to waive so Spike came here His work did not warrant his retention.

Pittsburg Spike Shannon Pirate Kansas City Club American Association Dreyfuss New York Giants McGraw Fred Clarke

Newburyport High Elects Captain for 1909 Team

At a Newburyport High School AA meeting M. J. Ryan age 11 was elected captain of the 1909 team by a large majority. The sophomore is noted as one of the best players on the squad and has excelled at jets halfback and fullback roles.

Newburyport Newburyport High School M. J. Ryan Ryan Jets

School Games Today Across City High Matches Featured

West Roxbury High faces Mechanic Arts High in Y division at West Roxbury. East Boston High meets Commercial High in X division at East Boston. Dorchester High plays Boston Latin at Dorchester. Winthrop High hosts Gloucester High at Winthrop. Everett High travels to Lowell High. Watertown High visits Reading High at Newton Y M C A. Revere High hosts Saugus High at Revere. Somerville High plays Rock Ridge Hall at Wellesley. Milford High faces Manchester High in Milford New Hampshire.

West Roxbury High Mechanic Arts High West Roxbury East Boston High Commercial High East Boston Dorchester High Boston Latin Dorchester Winthrop High Gloucester High Winthrop Everett High Lowell High Lowell Watertown High Reading High Newton Y. M. C Revere High Saugus High Revere Somerville High Rock Ridge Hall Wellesley Milford High Manchester Milford N. H Wellesley Hill Somerville Rock Ridge

Longboat Wins Race for Lauretta Maracle’s Hand

New York report details Tom Longboat the Indian marathon champion winning his race against Dorando Pietri for the hand of Lauretta Maracle of the Tyendinaga reserve Ontario. The couple plan marriage on the Ontario reservation on the 30th.

New York Tom Longboat Dorando Pietri Tyendinaga Reservation Ontario Lauretta Maracle Tom Lauretta Dorando Longboat

McFarland Trains for Race on Outdoor Track

Floyd McFarland, famed for his kangaroo jump, trains outdoors in New York and at Vailsburg for a weekend match race with Major Taylor at Park Square. He emphasizes open-air work to avoid indoor form loss and aims to win both the sprint and pursuit against the renowned rider. Other professionals including Moran and Log handle early arrivals for the Boston event.

New York Floyd McFarland Major Taylor Park Square McFarland Moran MacLean Frank Kramer Boston Vailsburg Tddie Root Mitten Bardgett Collins Logan Moran Hill John Menus Bedell Devonovitch Halligan Krebs Anderson Floyd MacFarnland California MacFarland Mac Jimmy Moran

Schools Schedule Busy Day of City Basketball Games

Dorchester High meets Boston Latin in an opener while Mechanic Arts plays West Roxbury. Jamaica Plain and Mechanic Arts clash, with other matchups including East Boston vs Commercial, Winthrop vs Gloucester, Watertown vs Reading, and Revere vs Saugus. Rock Ridge Hall provides a veteran squad against Somerville.

Dorchester High Boston Latin Dorchester Mechanic Arts High West Roxbury High Back Bay Jamaica Plain John O'Donnell Mechanic Arts Boston Commercial High Charlestown High Noddle Island

Rindge Manual Training Shuts Out Cambridge Latin in Ice Debut

The Rindge Manual Training School ice hockey team defeated Cambridge Latin 2–0 yesterday afternoon at the Bay State pit. Goals were scored by Lynes and Clarke, with solid work from Close and Wright. Rindge lineup and officials listed. game played in two 29 minute halves.

Rindge Manual Training School Cambridge Latin Bay State Pit Lynes Clark Close Wright

Boston’s Lynch Fights On With Broken Hand

In Lewiston Mike Cunningham stops Lynch late as Lynch, with a broken right hand, lasts the four final rounds and goes the distance. Cunningham presses early, but Lynch survives to hear the final bell.

Lynch Lewiston Johnny Lynch Boston Mike Cunningham

Pendergast Is Forced to Quit in Boston Bout

In Lawrence, the December 17 card at Unity Club featured Jim Stuart of New York and Jim Pendergast of Boston. Stuart floored Pendergast in the third round with a stomach blow and a jaw shot, ending the match as Pendergast quit with his seconds throwing in the towel.

Lawrence Jim Stuart New York Jim Pendergast Boston Unity Club Stuart Pendergast Johnny Regan Andover Young Rondeau Young Pendergast Young Tibbetts East

Matty Baldwin Awarded Gold Watch at Old Howard Theatre

Last evening at the Old Howard Theatre Representative W. F. Murray of Charlestown presented Matty Baldwin with a gold watch and chain as a token of appreciation.

Matty Baldwin Old Howard Theatre W. F. Murray Charlestown

Prep League to be Abolished at Noble & Greenough Meet

The Interpre preparatory league, about ten years old, is likely to end at a meeting next Monday at Noble and Greenough School. Volkmann School will push the abolition and voted to sever ties at its Newbury Street campus yesterday.

Noble & Greenough School Volkmann School Newbury Street

Volkmann School Plans Exit From Interpreparatory League

The Volkmann School Athletic Association voted to withdraw from the Interprepreparatory League after weeks of discussion. Roxbury Latin and Milton Academy have urged Stone School’s admission, but Noble and Greenough refuses, signaling likely league dissolution without Volkmann.

Volkmann School Athletic Association Volkmann Stone School Roxbury Noble & Greenough Noble Stone Roxbury Latin Milton Academy

East Boston and Soldiers Face Off In Court? Notably Prolific Rivalry

East Boston hosts a game at the Wyziceum Hall against Company F of the Third Infantry from Norwalk Conn. The visiting squad has a strong NYC circuit rep and recently fell only two points to Lauter A C of Jersey City. Local stars Fred Corbett Tim Desmond Bill Cody John Brett Jim Crowley headline a fast, improving lineup.

Wzyceum Hall Boston Third Infantry Norwalk Waverhill Fred Corbett Tim Desmond Bill Cody John Brett Jim Crowley Crowley Connecticut George Smith Dorney Brothers Godfrey Dager

Camp All-America picks draw Cubs and rivals debate

Walter Camp releases All-America selections with surprises for Steffen at quarterback and Goebel over Andrus at guard and Tobin over peers. Moran the six day bicycle champion discusses the tough New York race and Carlisle coach Glen Warner clarifies Little Boy’s ineligibility for next season.

Walter Camp Mr. Camp Steffen Chicago Camp Eastern Quarterbacks We Must Consider Mr. Camp Goebel Andrus Tobin Tut Siegling Princeton Horr Syracuse Yale

Winchester H S Dominates Everett In Basketball Contest

Winchester High School defeated Everett High School 28 to 8 in a decisive basketball game highlighted by sharp passing from Cameron and Collins. The Winchester seconds beat Everett seconds 17 to 6 between periods, with a 20 to 5 final score in the main game.

Winchester Winchester High School Everett High School Cameron Collins Everett Ee l. B Strong Polis Perry Doocel Cis Pees Sass -C Hart Fengmidson Mobbs Welsh Timer—Nealey

Whist Prize Rules and Olympic Era Record Notes

The article discusses prize rules after a whist tie cut, noting the cutter loser gets second prize. It recalls Longboat competing in the 1908 Olympic marathon and defeat. It cites Tom Keane’s claimed times around 10 seconds for 100 yards and about 32 seconds or better for 300 yards, and asserts Frank Gotch as the world’s reigning champion.

Longboat Tom Keane Keane Frank Gotch America

No Varsity Baseball at Tech Faces Opposing Vote

A Technology Athletic Association meeting rejected funding a varsity baseball team and barred raising money without authorization. Despite hundreds of students eager to back the project, officials delayed action hoping President-elect Maclaurin may broaden athletic policy and revive plans.

The Technology Athletic Association Tech Maclaurin

Bunker Hill Boys Defeat St. Francis

The Bunker Hill Boys' Club defeated St. Francis Intermediates 15 to 5 at the Bunker Hill gym in Charlestown. Goals from floor by Cummings, Lyfe, and McNair. fouls by Fyfe and Walch. two 15 minute halves. attendance about 500.

Bunker Hill St. Francis Charlestown Francis CMMI Ps Lsied Walsh Caen Ee Eaer McUauerhn Cis Cece Hayes Be Draenei J. McGraw Neon Eave Cummings Lyfe McNair T. McGraw J. McGraw Fyfe Walch F Waldron W. Maginness Brennan

Princeton Schedule Adds Yale Harvard Columbia Games

The Princeton basketball schedule for the remainder of the season includes Yale at New Haven on January 15 Harvard at Princeton on January 16 Columbia at Princeton on January 19 and Vale at Princeton on January 21.

Princeton Yale New Haven Harvard Columbia Jan Vale

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Ing Literary Five Beats London A. C Waltham Committee Spike Shannon Kansas City Newburyport High Chester Fenway School Winthrop and Gloucester Watertown Reading Newton Y. M. C. A Bostonian Matty Soldiers Company F Arthur Duffeys Colum Jimmy Glen Warner Carlisle Indians Warner Carlisle Little Boy Indians Madison Square Garden Jim Connolly Jim Connolly Athens Loues Longdoa Ashland Hawes Winchester H. S Everett H Duffey Michigan Minnesota Philadelphia Wisconsin Ned Ten Kyck Worcester Courtney Cornell Ward Pennsylvania Jim Rice Ncw Golf Goon 3 A. H. Findlay Ward & Wright Washington St Harvard Square Cambridge Athletic Association Bunker Hill Boys Bartholomay Rochester WM. Albrecht A’ Street Greater Sporting Peck & Snyder Wee Ranted Leanne Orriend Boy bDover St Langham Northampton Langham Hotel Northampt Street
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