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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1916

Page

7

Demeres Passes New Year Day Bout Plan for Vatlin

New Bedford boxer Paul Demeres will not box Tony Watlin on New Year's Day at the Commercial A C in Brighton. Demeres plans to meet Vatlin in Boston Jan 12, contingent on his Maine trip and a check strap to prevent head butting. The North Shore A C clubs announce show plans under Al Delmont with matches in Beverly and Boston, including Delmont as matchmaker and referee debate, and new headquarters in Boston.

Paul Demeres New Bedford Tony Watin Brighton A. C Demeres Canada Vatlin Boston Watlin New Bedord Commercial A. C al Delmont New England North Shore A. C Beverly North Shore Dick Flemming Salem Ele Hanover Street Young Jasper Joe Farren al Gerard Kid Lee Young Sullivan Young Sharkey Delmont Young Chakas Manchester Joe McCarthy Alex McLean Alger Post Tommy Robson New York McLean Grand Opera House Lenox A. C Gloucester Jack Savage Brockton Joe Rivers Savage Ken Salisbury Billy Dixon Young Corbiey Young Lowder Jack Williams Bill Stacey Bangor Johnny Wilson al Rogers Kid Sullivan Battling Sullivan Lewiston Young Pooler Kid McDonald Dover N. H

Gossip for Motorists: Local auto trade figures in moves

Ek L Thompson starts own business at 817 Boylston street as distributor for L P Halladay lines. Abner Doble, former Stanley advisor, builds a steam car in Detroit. Hughes Electric Heating Co of Chicago supplies car heater and range with New England rep Pierce. Pulsifer partners with A M Robinson in Boston branch. Pulsifer to focus on sales while Robinson builds the office.

L. Thompson Boylston Street L. P. Halladay Streator Ill Halladay Abner Doble Detroit Stanley Newton Hughes Electric New England Hughes Electric Heating Company Chicago William Blake Pierce Old South Building Harry B. Pulsifer Worcester

Belmont High School Ice Hockey Seven Practice This Vacation

Belmont High School ice hockey seven will practice during the Christmas vacation as games are set for early next month. The team shows promise with a fast style, though only two veterans are available.

Belmont High School

Matmen Arrive for Big Meet Bout Night Card

The top wrestlers are arriving for Monday night’s meet. Zbyszko plans last minute NY work before facing Tofalos, who has arrived with Greek supporters. Lemle has trained to meet Lurich, while Bohemian plans a Stecker bout if he defeats the Russian. Burns predicts a fast pace against Johansen.

Zbyszko Pole New York Tofalos

Medley Relay Team to Represent Boston at Buffalo Championship

A four-man all-club medley relay team will represent Boston at the junior club medley relay championships in Buffalo on January 1. An N A A U indoor championship will be held on or before March 1 at a city yet to be designated. Tryouts for Buffalo selection are set for next Wednesday at Soldiers Field with BA A and Irish American A C.

Boston Buffalo Soldiers Field A. C

Cambridge Latin Hockey Schedule Listed For Winter Games

Cambridge Latin is set to play Winchester High this afternoon at Winchester if ice conditions allow. The schedule covers Dec. 23 through Feb. 26 with games against Winchester, Alumni, Medford, Boston English, Brookline, Stone School, Pomfret, Melrose, Exeter, Middlesex, Stoneham, Arlington, Newton, Wakefield, St. Mark's, Somerville, and Rindge Tech across Cambridge, Arena, Russell Field, and Southboro venues.

Cambridge Latin Winchester High Winchester Wedgemere Pond Russell Wield Medford Arena Boston English High Russell Field Brookline High Stone School Cambridge Pomfret Conn Melrose Exeter Hixeter Middlesex School Concord Stoneham High Arlington High Newton High Wakefield High St. Mark's Southboro Somerville High Boston Latin Rindge Tech

Crawford and Talmadge Lead Huntington School Meet Stars

Nelson Talmadge led the Huntington School competition, winning the 50 yard dash, 45 yard hurdles, and 30 yard run. P B Crawford captured first in the 25 yard dash, placed second in the 60 yard dash, and won the diving event at the Y M C A meet yesterday.

Nelson Talmadge R. B. Crawford Huntington Talmadge Crawford

Hockey Stars in Tonight's Game

All American college players George Percy of Harvard and George Geran of Dartmouth lead the Boston Hockey Club and Arena Hockey Club in a Boston Arena matchup tonight. Starters include Smart, Lombard, Prendergast for Boston and Conley, Synnott, Me Myra for Arena with Wylde in net. Time is 20 minute halves.

Boston Arena Boston Hockey Club Arena Hockey Club George Percy Harvard Boston Carlton George Geran Dartmouth Percy Geran Red Synnott Pop Conley Mickey Roach Patsey Seguin Conley Synnott Paul Smart Larry Lombard Jim Prendergast Lombard Captain Smart Jack Wylde Wylde Clinton Peabody Me” Myra Irving Small Burt Nowell Norman Small Boston Hockey Gus Doty Bill Claflin ARENA H.C Prendergast Myra Peabody Clifford Eoruane Sink Healy N. Small la Croix

Carpentier and Darcy Set for Clash of Heavyweights

Georges Carpentier the French heavyweight and Les Darcy the Australian middleweight are due to arrive for a series of bouts in this country. Carpentier, about 23, stands 5 ft 11 in and weighs around 180. Darcy, a little over 21, is 5 ft 6 in and weighs 165 to 170. The article lists their complete ring records.

Georges Carpentier Les Darcy Carpentier America Darcy Eddie McGoorty George Chip Jimmy Clabby

Miss Stickney Chosen Arlington Field Hockey Captain

Miss Rebecca Stickney, former halfback, elected captain of Arlington High School girls field hockey for 1917, succeeding Miss Helen Hadley. Madeline Thatcher named manager for next year, replacing Miss Hazel Kimball.

Rebecca Stickney Arlington High School Helen Hadley Madeline Thatcher Hazel Kimball

Senior Class Wins Revere High Meet

The inter class meet at Revere High School ended yesterday afternoon at the Ocean Pier pool Revere Beach. Seniors won all events except the plunge won by Chambers of the sophomores with a 47 feet 6 inch distance.

Revere High School Ocean Pier Revere Beach Chambers

Thomas Wins Bout on Foul in Weekly A C Card

Four 10 round bouts at the Commercial A C show produced solid action. Tony Watland vs Kid Thomas ended in round seven as Thomas claimed a foul and could not continue. Chick West vs Tommie McFarland ended in a draw. Charlie Sheppard vs Johnnie Donovan saw Donovan take the decision. Ray Durette defeated Sammie White in a six round opener.

A. C Tony Watland Kid Thoms Thomas Lawrence Lad Chick West Holyoke Tommie McFarland North End Charley Sheppard New York Johnnie Donovan South Boston Donovan Ray Durette Cambridge Sammie White West Nd

Darcy Arrives in New York Quarantined Before Welcome

Australian boxer Les Darcy has landed in New York aboard the Cushing and is quarantined. Promoter Tex Rickard plans a public welcome and may sign Darcy to exclusive American rights. Jack Kearns claims Darcy signed a contract in Australia, with Clabby’s former manager involved.

New York Les Darcy Tex Rickard Darcy Cushing Chili Peru Australia Britain Rickard Jack Kearns Kearns Chicago Jimmy Clabby

Arlington Girls Awarded Letters

During the Christmas exercises at Arlington High School twelve members of the girls field hockey team received letters. The squad posted six wins and two losses, with captain Helen Hadley among those honored and listed players include Hazel Kim ball as manager and Ethel Roberts Dorothy Roberts Rebecca Stickney Madeline Thatcher Marion Wing Mary Willis Geraldine Loveitt Eleanor Bateman Katharine Kennedy and Cora Wyman.

Arlington High School Helen Hadley Hazel Kimball Ethel Roberts Dorothy Roberts Rebecca Stickney Madeline Thatcher Marion Wing Mary Willis Geraldine Loveitt Eleanor Bateman Katharine Kennedy Cora Wyman

Critics rattle golf men and hail General Taylor as reformer

Massachusetts golf row erupts over a ruling clique with calls for General Charles H. Taylor to lead New England’s execu tive committee. The piece blasts a Chestnut Hill Golf Club spokesman and mocks legal rhetoric as insiders profit while 99 percent of golfers seek fairness. It also notes Les Darcy’s arrival, a Harvard Dartmouth Pennsylvania meet, Pete Kelly’s Pittsburg trip, and Jim Thorpe’s return to action.

Massachusetts United States Supreme Court Chestnut Hill Golf Club Stockton International Law Boston Social Register Ouimet Sullivan Tewksbury Charles H. Taylor General Taylor New England Franklin Park

Duffeys 2 Sports Aims for All Round Performance

Duffeys 2 Sports plans to compete aggressively in athletics and challenges any doubter to prove otherwise. The piece notes Homer Baker former half mile champion and Joe Higgins longtime Holy Cross relay member now part of the New York Irish American team.

New York A. C Lawson Robertson Robertson University of Pennsylvania New York A. C Homer Baker Joe Higgins Holy Cross Wey

Enquiries on Les Darcy Birthplace and Boxing Titles

The writer requests Les Darcy’s birthplace West Mall eo New South Wales and his birth date Oct 28. They ask who won the 1815 six day race at the Boston Arena Grenda and Hill and who holds the American amateur heavyweight title Arthur Sheridan Trinity Olab notes.

Arthur Cooper Les Darcy West Malleo New South Wales Boston Arena Grenda Hill Waterville Arthur Sheridan Trinity Olab

National Baseball Commission to Meet January Second

The National Baseball Commission will convene in Cincinnati on January 2 1917. The minor leagues will raise the Class AA draft question and the uniform players contract will be discussed. Officers will be elected as numerous minor league matters are expected.

Cincinnati National Baseball Commission Herrmann National Commission

Woodlock May Coach Brookline After Delehanty Resigns

Brookline High loses athletic coach Robert J. Delehanty who becomes Worcester Academy physical instructor. Fred J L Woodlock, teaching in Brookline Practical Arts, previously coached six years at Vermont Academy where his teams won football and baseball titles.

Brookline High Robert J. Delehanty Worcester Academy Fred J L. Woodlock Woodlock Delehanty Vermont Academy Brookline

Tinker Plans Purchase of Columbus Team

Joseph Tinker former Chicago NL manager arranged to buy the Columbus franchise of the American Association for himself and Thomas Wilson of Chicago. The deal announced in Columbus Ohio follows his decisions made December 22.

Columbus Ohio Joseph Tinker Chicago Columbus American Association Thomas Wilson

Concord High School Ice Game Postponed to Jan 6

Manager Clark announced the Concord High School ice hockey seven will open the season against Framingham High School in Framingham but the game is postponed to Saturday afternoon January 6 due to lack of practice.

Clark Concord High School Framingham High School Framingham

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Ely POLY M.D Lurich and Lemle Pea Howard McRea Harry Ah Chung Beverly Club Daly Ah Chung McRea Young Bilades Woonsocket Harry Carlson R. L Carlson George Chaney Baltimore Star Frankie Young Britt Ray Cass Britt Chaney Washington St Old South Church Boylston St Zybszko HUB P. B. Crawford and the Stars Ince Oak Kentucky H. B. Kirk & Co New York, N. Y Lens France Bourgeois Wetinck Mazoat Monhereau Salmon Lepine Legrand Jean Andony Raw Buck Shine Snowball Brochet Randall Kk D. Goldswain Oo Aray Randall Daniels Young Nipper Meekins Sta Calbourne Loughrey Eustache Evernden Sid Burns Young Joseph Harry Lewis Piet Dixie Jeff Smith R Wells Pat O'Keefe Doe Jeannette Geo K. Oo Mitchell Hubert Roe Philippe Rob Gunboat Smith Paul Kid Jackson West Maitland N.S. W Jimmy Burns Dave Depena Billy Hannan Eg. Delaney Joe Shakespeare K. O ' McNabb Bob Whitelaw Jack Clark Young Hanley Billy McNabb Fitz Holland Marehand Gus Christie Henry Demlen Mick Kin Exidie Me Billy Murray Jimmie Clabby Geo. Brown Harold Hardw Koo O'Donnell Buck Crouse Alex Costica Dave Smith Miss Stickney Arlington Revere High C. B. Perkins CO ST. Botolph St Iota Seamens A Arlington Girls Peerless Arthur Pennsylvania Mechanics Building Pete Kelly Pirates Pete Pittsburg al Grenda Spears McNamara Jim Thorpe Jim Duffeys F. L. Woodlock Tinker England Jack Buck Gloves Heanberlain Gaiety Theatre
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