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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1912

Page

10

Harvard Crew Plans Expanded Schedule Next Season

Harvard will enter three major races for the varsity eight next season and resume athletic relations with Pennsylvania. Two confirmed duals are set with Yale on the Thames at New London and Cornell at Ithaca, with an Albany meeting after Christmas to draw up contracts.

Harvard University of Pennsylvania Yale Thames New London Cornell Ithaca Albany

Harvard Penn Princeton triangle rowing race in doubt

Harvard aims to race Princeton and Pennsylvania on the Charles but Princeton demands a return race at Princeton next year. Penn wants a preset schedule with Harvard across sports. Princeton blocks the agreement awaiting a return race. Harvard refuses foreign venues as Cornell and Yale events are set elsewhere.

Charles River Harvard Pennsylvania Princeton Pennsy Crimson Nine The Charles Harvard Athletic Association Springfield Connecticut Cornell Ithaca Yale New London

Opening Day Set for MLB Seasons in Both Leagues

Chicago December 17 The opening day for both the American and National leagues is April 10 with the season ending October 4 in the East and October 5 in the West. A series of meetings will draft schedules between Ban Johnson William K Mar ridge Barney Dreyfuss and John Heydler in French Lick Springs January 2. Final charts will be presented in New York April 1 for adoption by magnates. Johnson supports a new method for scoring pitching records and will propose changes at future meetings.

Chicago Ban B. Johnson Johnson William Marridge Barney Dreyfuss Pittsburg John Heydler French Lick Springs New York

Gardner Returns to Harvard in Key Hockey Match

Captain Harry Gardner resumes lineup for Harvard against Tech at Boston Arena. Returning at goal, Gardner strengthens Harvard defense after resting due to football season. The team, buoyed by Gardner, faced strong practice with B A A, while Tech eyes a fast, close contest.

Harry Gardner Harvard Crimson Institute of Technology Boston Gardner Tech

Boxing finals at Clark Hall under St Patrick's Society

Twenty amateur bouts hosted by St Patrick's T A Society in Brockton saw entrants mostly from Boston area. In finals Pat Green of Cambridge defeated Oscar Lloyd of Salem in 115 pounds, Edward Ridge of Brockton beat Edward Walker of South Boston in 125 pounds, and Mike Sullivan of South Boston defeated Charles O Connell of South Boston in 1285 pounds, all over three rounds.

Brockton St. Patrick’s T. A. Society Clark Hall Boston Pat Green Cambridge Oscar Lloyd Salem Edward Ridge Edward Walker South Boston Mike Sullivan Charles O’connell

Charley Brickley Honored by Everett Citizens Banquet

The famed Harvard halfback Charley Brickley was the guest of honor at a banquet hosted by Everett citizens. State church and city representatives toasted him as a model son, a model man, and an athlete of which his city could be proud.

Charley” Brickley Harvard Everett Brickley Mohan Rockwood Massachusetts Old Boston James Chambers Fiverett George G. Hamilton Billy’ Garcelon

Everett Banquet Celebrates Brickley Star and Family

Five hundred red blooded men filled Whit tier Hall for a banquet honoring Charley Brickley of Everett. Speakers praised his athletic career from grammar school to Harvard and paid tribute to his character, leadership, and loyalty to Fair Harvard.

Whittier Hall The Crimson Star Brickley John H. Stone William F. Garcelon Harvard Athletics James Chambers Everett Sidney Curtis Joseph F. Mohan Church of the Immaculate Conception Wilbur J. Rockwood Everett High School George G. Hamilton Percy Wendell Harvard Harry Dame Waltham High School Cleo” O'Donnell Everett High Charley Brickley

Charley Brickley Honors His Mother at Speech

In Everett, Charley Brickley praised his father and mother as his confidants and chief inspirations in athletics. Mrs Brickley, seated in the gallery, shed tears as her son publicly honored her with grateful remarks.

Charley Brichkley Charley” Brickley Everett

Shafer quits baseball over perfumed notes

Art Shafer, utility infielder for the New York Nationals last year, said he would not join McGraw's squad for the training siege at Marlin Springs next February. I have quit baseball for good, he declared, noting he gets too many perfumed notes. He was one of the few unmarried men among the Glants last year.

Los Angeles Cal Art Shafer New York Nationals McGraw Marlin Springs

Harvard Football Brings Fame and Fortune to 1900s Players

Harvard football stars face lucrative offers as college football garners nationwide attention. Brickley and teammates turned down vaudeville tours and endorsements despite promises of big pay, while clubs and fraternities vie to recruit the famed players for prestige and social status at Cambridge. The abundance of top players outstrips available high class positions in campus groups and offices.

Boston New York Brickley Harvard Cambridge

Athletes Turn to Writing and Big Gains After Gridiron Fame

The piece surveys how stars in baseball football and college athletics leverage fame into lucrative writing gigs and post college careers. It highlights players like Harvard’s Brickley Flynn and Yale’s Lefty Flynn, noting their earnings from impressions and the value of sports fame in securing future business opportunities and employment.

a_ syndicate Harvard Brickley Wendell Hardwick Yale Lefty Flynn Lefty

Kilbane names candidates for featherweight crown in Boston

Johnny Kilbane names Eddie Morgan George Kirkwood Ollie Kirk Johnny Dundee and Eddie Keefe as worthy featherweights. He says Jimmy Walsh qualifies but Walsh would not beat Kilbane, and hundreds of Boston fans know Walsh might have challenged for the featherweight title.

Johnny Kilbane Eddie Morgan George Kirkwood Ollie Kirk Johnny Dundee Eddie Keefe Jimmy Walsh Kilbane Boston

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