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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1919

Page

10

Remini LiScences World Champion GY William J Mellodyo

The boxer recalls his rise in Chicago and Spokane matches, including a decisive knockout of Jack O Keefe in Spokane. He details travel, personal losses, and the strain of friendships, recounting Jimmie Durgin’s role and the mother ticket incident.

GY William J Honey Chicago Dick Fitzpatrick Spokane East George Peterson San Francisco Spirit Lake Brickell Peterson Boston Jimmie Durgin Jack O'Keefe Mother O’keefe

Boxing Road Work at Diamond Hill and Pranks Among Friends

In training at Diamond Hill Rhode Island the narrator recalls rough tactics of rival Terry Martin and the balance of hard hits and clever defense. He mentions Jack Johnson and "Uncle Tom" Donnelly, lively quarters, pranks by Mattie Baldwin and the brook fire joke involving "Johnny the Dog" the Bar Fly, then hints at Navy Yard service and future continuation.

West Boston Terry Martin Martin Diamond Hill Rhode Island Tom” Donnelly Johnson Mack Mattie Baldwin Mattie Johnny the Dog Johnny Fly Providence Charlestown Navy Yard

West Virginia University Denies Centre College Involvement

Morgantown reports the university administration and athletic authorities say wild rumors claiming WVU's student paper ran an investigation into Centre College football player eligibility are false. Centre College demanded an apology and advertised such claims were made, but officials call the stories utterly ridiculous.

Morgantown West Virginia University Centre West Virginia

Centre and West Virginia Agree No Game Next Year

The Centre College and West Virginia institutions report no miscommunication and agree no football game will be played next year. The Atheneum copied charges but edited them and did not assume responsibility. West Virginia trusts Centre’s SA A membership as proof of regularity of Centre players.

Centre West Virginia Atheneum Centre College Moran Louisville Yale Princeton Pittsburg

Wrestlers in Mechanics’ Hall All-Star Carnival

Promoter Tuohey faces fuss from stars as the all-star show schedules three bouts for tomorrow night. Leading matchup sees Zbyszko versus Grandovich with Londos against Draak and Stecher versus Jokre. First bell at 9:15 with no delays between matches. advance reservations indicate a near record turnout.

Tuohey Jet Stechler Zbyszko Grandovich Londos Draak Stecher Jokre

Fittons Face All Stars Christmas Showdown

East Boston's Fitton A C meets Newport's Flo Harvey's All Stars on Christmas night in a high profile basketball clash. Harvey, among the oldest players, is a major crowd draw while the Fittons expect to seize the win. Starters include Harvey Nolan McGraw Sullivan Kenney for Newport and Fox O Rourke Marley Mitchell OConnell Kennedy for Fittons.

Fitton A. C East Boston Flo Harvey All Stars Newport Fittons Noddle Island Nolan McGraw Sullivan Kenney Fox O'Rourke Marley Mitchell O’connell Kennedy

Dartmouth and Colgate Battle Ends In Tough Standstill

After last fall’s hard fought game between Dartmouth and Colgate, both programs saw no agreement for a future fall showdown. The teams produced one of the real battles of the college gridiron season, highlighting competitive play and mutual interest in renewing the clash.

Dartmouth Colgate

A Little Dry Humor on Christmas Is Coming

A humorous holiday piece riffs on 1919 mood and prices. It jokes about Christmas Eve, sales, inflation, and store life with quick quips about eggs, waists, and nickels, linking the season to everyday economic and social foibles.

Family Feuds Loom in Grid Games Next Fall

Dart mouth and Syracuse schedule a clash for Oct 23 1920 at Hanover N H. Captains Jim Robertson of Dartmouth and Harry Robertson of Syracuse will face each other in a brotherly matchup. Tim Callahan of Yale and Mike Callahan of Princeton also meet on Nov 15 1920 in a Yale Princeton clash.

Dartmouth Callahan Jim Harry Syracuse

Speculation on Marlboro Bout For Johnny Mooney Fight

Up-State promoters gather in Marlboro to sign the winner of Johnny Mooney versus Al Ketchel for a match with Al Calzone of Milford. Jack Murphy830 of the Plains A C. Milford pledges to outbid rivals and please local Calzone fans. Tony Watlin of Cambridge and Johnny Noonan of Millis appear in the preceding bout. two good preliminaries are on the card.

Marlboro Johnny Mooney al Ketchel al Calzone Milford Jack Murphy the Plains Calzone Tony Watlin Cambridge Johnny Noonan Millis Mooney Connecticut

Thorpe Sold to Akron Club for Next Season

Dick Hoblitzel, manager of the Akron baseball club in the International League, announced a deal with the Boston National League club to have outfielder Jim Thorpe, the Indian athlete, play for Akron next year.

Akron Dick Hoblitzel Akron Baseball Club Boston Jim Thorpe

Braves Sell Thorpe to New Club Confirmed

Walter E Hapgood business manager of the Braves confirms Thorpe has been sold outright, stating the sale was completed last night.

Walter E. Hapgood Braves Thorpe

Skating Bulletin Adds Uniform Park Ratings Across City

The skating bulletin lists playgrounds and fields with condition ratings, highlighting Ashmont Playground Jamaica Pond and Dorchester Park as fair or good. Multiple locations including Boston Common and Public Garden receive consistent assessments, reflecting a citywide inspection of facilities and upkeep.

Ashmont Playground Fair Billings Field Ehair Boston Common Good Charlesbank Fair Franklin Field Fair Gibson Playground Jamaica Pond Neponset Randolph Street Fair Columbus Pask Cea Cescesees Fair Wood Island Park Cccerccvese Good Orient Hei Oe Kew Srm Eeeweenee Pierce Feld Wcccvccceseesees AIL Smith Wield Gemer Brighton Ccecccceeseeess

Arlington High School girls field hockey team to award letters

The champion Arlington High School girls field hockey team will meet the first week after school reopens in January. On the following Monday letters will be awarded to 12 players: Marion Wing captain Delores Osborne Barbara Moore Julia Cadogan Edith Hadley Hazel Wadman Lorraine Cooledge Hester Lewis Mary Collins Virginia Wellington Louise Farker Barbara Lawson.

Arlington High School Marion Wing Delores Osborne Barbara Moore Julia Cadogan Edith Hadley Hazel Wadman Lorraine Cooledge Hester Lewis Mary Collins Virginia Wellington Louise Farker Barbara Lawson

Red Sox Sell Two Players Del Gainer Paul Smith

The Red Sox yesterday disposed of two surplus players by selling First Baseman Del Gainer and Outfielder Paul Smith to Toronto.

RED Sox del Gainer Paul Smith Toronto

Boxing Gossip Flows Over Nutley Training and Matchups

The column tracks boxers like Bob Fitz Jr training in Nutley New Jersey and George Robinson seeking bouts in New Bedford while facing Jackie Clarke of Allentown. It notes Eddie Tremblay in Montreal, Pat Moore in London, Criqui’s war history and ring clashes, and upcoming bouts in Westfield Philadelphia and Trenton with various challengers and promoters.

Nutley Jersey Bob Fitz, Jr Glory George Robinson Boston New Bedford Jackie Clarke Allentown Penn Eddie Tremblay Jim McDonald Clarke Montreal George Chipp Sears Criqui Moore

Baseball prospects gloss over players’ moves and plans

The piece notes Paul Smith, from Toronto, drafted in 1918, likely to accept a new assignment. It contrasts Del Gainer, longtime Sox player, who after a card deal with St Louis in 1919 reportedly refused the transfer and aimed to retire to run a garage in Elkins West Virginia, making a minor league berth unlikely.

Paul Smith Toronto del Gainer Detroit Sox United States Navy Red Sox Gainer St. Louis Cardinals St. Louis Elkins W. Va

Five Thoroughbred Races At Oriental Park Feature Opening Day

Two-year-olds race kicks off with Emma J winning the maiden in 1 02. Then General and Arch Plotter lead a tight finish in the three-year-olds race. Edith K., Miss Parnell, and Sedgegrass run in a six furlong event. Breeze holds favours in a one mile race. Ben Tromp wins the Sabine handicap in 1 12 3-5. Dr. Shafer and Audrey K. lead in the final mile event.

Emma J Butwell Virginia D'Or Yeargan Fredgling Finley Menniken Bees Wing Oriental Park Riddle P. Moody General Rodrigue Scarpia TI Rowan Arch Plotter Lunsford Careen Sabretash Grumbling Inn Miss Vowell Jack K Reilioc L'Infirmico Quartette Edith K Buxton Miss Parnell Boyle Sedgegrass Wilda Emma Wella Ragazza Meenal Breeze Robinson Jack Mount Wall Trusty Garner Tailor Maid Franklin Lively Dairy Man Ben Tromp Harry Burgoyne Colcolettl Enmity Sans Peur 2d Osgood Ticklish Dr. Shafer Groth Brother McLean Commee Ci Riehcreek Tantalus Astrea Antoinette Poillu

Havana Race Results Show Multiple Six Furlong Claims

In Havana the afternoon card lists six furlong claiming races with purses $600, firsts for Peaceful Star and Bill Huntley, seconds for Prince Direct and Omalley, and thirds for Tim Slogan and Ambassador. Time notes include 1:17 3-5 and 1:16 3-5 across events. several horses also ran in each race.

Quin Smith Count Boris Murray Native Soil White Yvime Vulcanus Naomi Walton Flying Dart Burlingame James G. Enos Ralph S Yorkville Carmody Pierrot Brown Ambassador 3d Hoffler Scon Fay Unar Brizz Annabelle Jarrell Major Bradley Merrimee Old Red Garner Bear Buckhorn Steve Bill Huntley Fator Omalley Crump Jack Healey Carmods Candle Light Sunningdale Silver Sandals Little Nearer Bill Simmons Fairly Corey Lady Jane Grey Woodthrush Zinnia Trauby Fountain Fay

Fenway A A Impeded by Bad Luck In Boxing Schedule

The Fenway A A club struggles with misfortune despite recent big events. The Egan Wilson bout set for next week must be moved to January as the club cannot secure the venue for the intended night.

Fenway A. A

Lexington High field hockey players to receive letters

The Lexington High School girls field hockey team will be awarded their letters after school reopens in January. The delay caused letters to miss the planned presentation yesterday. Named recipients include captain Ann Moakley and teammates Agnes Viano Mary Blodgett Ardelle Terhune Mary Burton Dorothy Butters Marion Condinho Grace Day Hilda Rogers Alice Corbett and Elizabeth Fish.

Lexington High School Ann Moakley Agnes Viano Mary Blodgett Ardelle Terhune Mary Burton Dorothy Butters Marion Condinho Grace Day Hilda Rogers Alice Corbett Elizabeth Fish

WINS ON BELFRY ALLEYS IN LEXINGTON BOWLING TOURNEY

The Belfry Club fall bowling event in Lexington concluded with team No. 8 led by Mrs S Randolph Kelley winning 2 of 28 points. Runner up was team led by Mrs Daniel B Lewis with 18 of 28 points. Members on Mrs Lewis team included Mrs William E Mulliken Miss Dorothy Dixon Mrs Morton G Hopkins and Miss Helen Burnett.

Old Belfry Club Lexington S. Randolph Kelley S. Lewis Barbour Edward C. Stone Bennett G. Williams William W. Reed Daniel B. Lewis Lewis William E. Mulliken Dorothy Dixon Morton G. Hopkins Helen Burnett

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