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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1912

Page

9

Harvard Eyes Clean Sweep In Collegiate Athletics

Harvard aims to dominate in multiple sports after strong football and cross country seasons. With ambitions to beat Cornell in a May dual, Harvard seeks hockey, track, lacrosse and other titles, hoping to seal a clean sweep and claim the top athletics position.

Bers Morgan Phillips Bill Claflin Crimson Harvard Princeton Cambridge Ottawa University Toronto University Canada Cornell Wray al Shrubb Ithacans Cornellians Columbia Dartmouth Yale

Harvard Muscles Up For Base and Hockey Contests

Harvard shows strong baseball potential with last year’s nine, led by Dana Wingate, and promising freshman turnouts. The team aims to best Yale Princeton and Brown in baseball while Princeton challenges for hockey, with Hobey Baker starring for the Nassau seven and Captain Harry Gardner back at Harvard.

Harvard Dana Wingate Yale Princeton Brown Crimson Nassau Seven Hobey Baker Harry Gardner

Boston Arena to Host First Ice Hockey Challenge Match

Representatives of the Boston Athletic Association and the Irish American A C of New York, long rivals in track, meet in an ice hockey challenge game at the Boston Arena marking their first head to head clash in this sport tonight.

Boston Athletic Association A. C New York Boston Arena

Fast and Close Hockey Set for I A A C Visitors

New Yorkers visit to clash with the local B A A seven in a eagerly anticipated game. The I A A C squad features three Wanderers veterans and strong remaining players. Exeter street talent and Unicorn supporters anticipate a fast contest likely in two twenty minute periods starting at 8 15. Dick Townsend will officiate with a second official to be chosen by the visitors.

Wanderers Exeter Street B. A. A. Seven Dick Townsend A. C. Hornblower Stickney Clifford MacDonell Hicks Harmon Leslie Lapat N. Foster C P Garon H. Foster Giewapet Aes Kinsella Canterbury

Holehmainen’s Life in Post Tomorrow

Finnish runner Hannés Kolehmainen rises from a bricklayer background to Olympic marathon fame. The Sunday Post sports section promises his life story and notable victories over swift distance runners.

Holehmainen Hannés Kolehmainen Sweden Stunday Post

Exeter to Field Hockey Team This Winter

Exeter will have a hockey team on the ice this winter with former schoolboy stars at the institution. George Percy, ex Arlington High hockey standout, pushed the idea, and school authorities agreed if student interest proves enough.

Exeter George Percy Arlington High

School to Build Two Rinks After Fund Drive

Percy raises interest among boys leading to classroom collection that yields over 300 dollars. Authorities decide to build two hockey rinks for the boys. Over 30 candidates report, including Winton Goethne Kelley and George Percy. Dana Wingate may coach on Saturdays. Fritz Essig is named manager and aims for strong Boston-area games.

Winton Wellesley High Goethne St. Paul’s School Kelley Mercersburg Academy George Percy Arlington High Dana Wingate Wingate Harvard Exeter New Hampshire Winchester High School Fritz Essig Boston Andover

Athletics for Everyone at Newton High School

The Progressive system of athletics will be tried at Newton High after January 1 under Dr. A D Bowne. The plan, used in Boston and New York schools, aims to involve every student in physical training and athletics rather than select a few. Three ratings will classify boys by class and age with no severe strain expected.

Newton High School A. D. Bowne Newton Boston New York

Walsh Signs with Boston Americans amid Rutland ties

George H. Walsh, who played for Fall River in the New England league last season, has signed a contract with the Boston American baseball club. His winter home is in Rutland, Vermont.

George IX. Walsh Fall River Club Boston American Baseball Club Rutland

Way is Open for Return of Murphy

Philadelphia Dec 20 During the enforced absence of Mike Murphy the duties of coach and trainer of the University of Pennsylvania track team will devolve upon Thomas O Haydock the former track star of the Reds and Blue who specialized in the low hurdles while in active competition and was a member of the Penn relay teams.

Philadelphia Mike Murphy University of Pennsylvania Thomas O. Haydock Reds and Blue Penn Tommy Haydock Pennsylvania Nate Cartmell Haydock Murphy

Temporary trainer Haydock to lead winter season at Westboro

Haydock takes charge of athletic duties with no official title as Murphy's condition delays a return. Murphy, recently retired, showed health gains but is not yet fit for active coaching. The temporary trainer has absorbed much of Murphy's system, focusing on hurdles and sprint events, aided by Todd's college coaching experience.

Haydock Murphy Westboro John Paul Jones Jack Moakley Cornell Jones

Gossip for Motorists From New England auto circles

H S Diller of Lauth Juergens Motor Car Company visits L E Harmon of Myer Abrams New England distributers for Lauth Juergens trucks. Vincent DePaul Whelan leaves for Detroit on Wolverine to spend holidays. Massachusetts State Automobile Association dinner Jan 9 at Hotel Somerset. A G Batchelder spoke on Go od Roads en route to Portland to address Portland Automobile Club. Providence Automobile Show Jan 2 to Feb 1 under Rhode Island Automobile Dealers Association. KF E Stidham new Bay State Automobile Association assistant secretary proves popular and well informed.

H. S. Diller Lauth Juergens Motor Car Company Fremont, O L. E. Harmon Myer-Abrams Company New England Wlauth Juergens Vincent DePaul Whelan Gramm Detroit A. G. Batchelder American Automobile Association Portland Portland Automobile Club Providence State Armory Rhode Island Automobile Dealers’ Association KF. D. Stidham The Bay State Automobile Association

Somerville Girl Wins In Ice Race

Frances Seamans of Somerville won the half mile ice race for girls at the Boston Arena last evening with a time of 2m 11 2-5s. Agnes Seamans finished a close second, and Belle Boyd of Dorchester was third as there were only three entries.

Frances Seamans Somerville Boston Arena Agnes Belle Boyd Dorchester Miss Boyd

McGill Cancel Harvard Game as Dates Clash

Boston hockey fans will see the speedy Canadian team in action as McGill cannot meet Harvard this winter due to scheduling conflicts. Yale will face McGill on New Year’s night, followed by McGill versus the Boston Athletic Association seven the next night.

McGill Harvard Boston Yale Boston A. A

Harvard Athletes Dominate Sophomore Society Elections

Harvard athletes lead the February society elections, with football baseball track and crew men favored for inclusion in clubs such as the Institute of 1770 and the Dickey. Brilliance in studies alone does not secure membership, while athletic prowess signals status beyond pure scholastic standing.

Harvard Institute Dickey

Harvard Freshman Honor Society Elected Athletes Dominate

The Harvard freshman class society honors athletes first with letters in football baseball crew and track leading the list. Eddie Mahan is expected to become president with rivals J Oliver Johnstone and William J Bingham also competing. Charles Brickley led last year.

Harvard Eddie Mahan J. Oliver Johnstone Worcester Academy United States William J. Bingham Charles Brickley

Dooin Buys Charles Schneider From Louisville in Philly Trade

Charles Dooin announced the purchase of pitcher Charles Schneider from the Louisville American Association club for the Philadelphia National League team. Schneider becomes a new addition to the pitching staff as the season approaches.

Dooin Charles Schneider Philadelphia Charles Dooin National League Baseball Louisville

Loaded Dice Question Shapes Bowling Championship Review

The New York Supreme Court was asked whether a 1912 bowling championship, won by the Corinthian Club, was fair or should be replayed. The suit claims the National Bowling Association sought to expel the club over accusations that William Hein used a loaded ball, which the club denies.

New York Supreme Court Corinthian Club National Bowling Association William Hein

Yale Gridiron Pioneer Camp Calls Captains For New York Powwow

Walter Camp, father of Yale football and architect of its famed line, convenes a meeting of former captains and players in New York next month. The ode to Camp recalls his influence and urges current Yale men to remember his guiding rules and steadfast spirit.

Walter Camp Yale New York

Irish American A C and B A A on Ice Sparks Rivalry

Arthur Duffey surveys upcoming indoor sport clashes among Irish American Athletic Club and Boston Athletic Association rivals, noting Yale cross country and crew coaching prospects, potential roles for Bonhag Queal Harriman Shrubb and Sweeney, with Buckeye and Penn updates and Cornell’s John Paul Jones possible absence from indoor action.

Marathoners and boxers cited in seventeenth century style notes

A jumble of sports notes cites boxing match draw in 1911 Memphis between Jack Britton and Packey McFarland, amateur records challenged by Ted Meredith, and marathon relay times at Madison Square Garden. Also mentions Boston College freshman hockey scheduling and Morgan Truck Company creditor settlement at fifteen cents on the dollar.

Jack Britton Packey McFarland Memphis Tenn Emilio Lunghi Montreal Ted Meredith Mercersburg Academy Meleneppare Hans Holmes Billy Queal Madison Square Garden Boston College St. James Street Boson

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