Harvard Triumphs Over Boston on Ice
Harvard defeats the Boston Hockey Club 2 to 0 in the final period after two scoreless frames. Goalie Chan Bigelow and Ned Bigelow prevented Boston early, while Hill and Walker secured Harvard goals in the third.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1922
Page
15
Harvard defeats the Boston Hockey Club 2 to 0 in the final period after two scoreless frames. Goalie Chan Bigelow and Ned Bigelow prevented Boston early, while Hill and Walker secured Harvard goals in the third.
Lee Anderson arrives in Boston from Berlin with a strong ring record and growing wealth from boxing. He plans to keep fighting whether he wins or loses, and a California oil lake promise may make him rich if the off turn proves right. Norfolk fought defensively in their last meeting, and fans expect another strong card at Arena A. C. with three other bouts on the program.
Pittsburg's Middle West league hockey team opens Eastern debut tonight at the Arena against Red Synnott's Victorias. Tomorrow night the Vics meet the B A A Lovers as fans expect slick stick handling and sharp team play from the Smoky City squad.
The Victoria Vics clash with Pittsburg tonight as Paddy Sullivan and Herb Drury lead the Invading forces. Red Synnott’s passing game aims to offset Pittsburg’s team play and a battle at center ice promises lively action with Pop Conley as a key rival.
Battling Nelson was a durable fighter known for wearing opponents down yet Bat achieved a two second knockout in Harvey Illinois in 1902 against Billy Rossler, noted as the quick on record in the era.
The report highlights Nelson scoring a rapid knockout on Rossier in a mid-ring burst while Hawkins stopped Martin Flaherty in four seconds. It recalls historic bouts like Bowen Burke's 110-round New Orleans scrap and Ned Hunt’s clash with Mills, ending with Hunt’s retirement after rib damage and a royal pension.
Haverhill High School's advisory board weighs whether to give the football team an educational trip to Washington DC or reward them with gold watches. Principal Arlington I. Clow backs the trip and doubts watches will be sanctioned. players prefer another game and some already own watch fobs.
Manila dispatch reports a baseball team of National and American league stars arriving from Japan. The squad plans four games with Manila teams, and will also face Hong Kong opponents on Monday.
Al McCoy, Penn State substitute left end, secretly married a Williamsport woman before the team travels to face Southern California in Pasadena. His wife will stay in New York while McCoy joins the squad on the California trip. Tom Elwood, another substitute, is married with four children and will not bring his family on the trip.
New Haven blanked as Yale shows a tight game with two ties before St Nicholas edges ahead 5 to 4. Captain Bulkley, Lindley, and Jenkins lead Yale while Cushman Burgess and Holmes pace St Nicholas in a brisk opening contest.
Johnny Shepherd of Boston knocked out Kid Mitchell of Quebec in the seventh round of a scheduled ten round bout at St. John New Brunswick. Shepherd dominated the contest from the start and secured victory by knockout.
Three international wrestling champions headline the Christmas night carnival directed by George Tuohey at Mechanic's building. Andreas Castano, Henri Lobmuayer, and Waldek Zbyszko will wrestle after recent wins in Madrid Havana Mexico City Budapest and more. Renato Gardini travels from the Pacific coast to face Castano, while Judson and Prindle are noted contenders in the undercard.
Dartmouth College coach Jack Ryan and Mississippi A. & M. coach Hed Ofstie are under consideration for the Wisconsin football coach post. Ofstie played end for the 1912 Wisconsin team.
The Arlington High School ice hockey sextet of the Greater Boston Interscholastic league will meet Boston English High School at Spy Pond Arlington on Saturday afternoon February 10. Also noted is Harvard University action in Cambridge on Thursday afternoon January unspecified.
Frord Chance former Cub manager and boss of the Red Sox passed through Chicago on his way to an orange grove in Los Angeles making his first appearance here since 1913 when he was New York Yankee manager.
Boston manager Chance inks Jimmy Burke from St Louis as assistant for the year and re-signs Jack Quinn. Both aim to build a first division club with Harry Frazee's backing. Rumors of Archer and Overall joining are denied.
TOPEKA Kans Dec 2. Cliff Binckley an Ohio wrestler sustained a broken rib and torn ligaments in the left shoulder after a bout with Stanislaus Zbyszko former world champion. Binckley slipped during an attempted throw and the fall left him unconscious for five minutes.
Walter Kinsella world professional squash tennis champion defends his title defeating James Reid Crescent A. C. instructor 3 to 1 in the second of three scheduled matches. He had won the first match on Saturday in straight games.
Williams in Williams St will hire Rus sell H Barkell of Superior Wisconsin as hockey coach for the coming season. Barkell, a professional player, is well known in the middle West and has played with teams connected to Cleveland and Duluth.
Boston Red Sox manager Frank Chance faces choosing a veteran third baseman with Joe Harris as a strong candidate. Harris, an outfielder with infield ambitions, has shown capability at first and infield grounders and could try third if trades for a Yankee third sacker falter. Mitchell remains at short, Fewster eyed for second, Burns locked in outfield, Herman eyed as infield and outfield prospect.
John J. McGraw plans to leave for Havana within a week and may be elected president of the Giants at a stockholders meeting of the National Exhibition Company. He will remain in Cuba until time to supervise the Giants spring training in San Antonio. Secretary James Tierney finished the spring exhibition games schedule against the Chicago White Sox and will publish it soon.
Joie Ray, forgiven by the A. A. U., abandons amateur boxing return and opts to compete in several indoor meets this winter. He says he would endure the toll of a mile race over boxing, showing sound judgment on and off the running track.
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