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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1921

Page

10

Community Playground Listings Overview

A fragmented street list catalogs multiple playgrounds and parks across various Boston neighborhoods. The entry names locations such as Charlestown, Columbus Park, Cottage Street, Jamaica Pond, Franklin Field, Lee Playground, Mystic Playground, Neponset Playground, Orient Heights, Public Garden, and Wood Island Park among others with scattered references to streets and nearby landmarks.

Ashmont Jhiams Doug Hoston Carter Street Charlestown Charlesbank Playground Columbus Park Cottage Street Emmons Doherty Fallon Field Franklin Field Jamaica Pond Fair Lee Playground McConnell Park Smith Pond William Ernstin Wood Island Park

New National Collegiate Association Shifts Toward Federation

A New National Collegiate Association meeting in New York signals a shift toward Governmental control of major events and alignment with the National Athletic Federation over the AAU. The piece notes officials' views on ranking, Olympic planning, and potential leadership changes affecting American athletics. It also touches on football officiating tensions and upcoming meetings and bouts in the college scene.

National Collegiate ‘Association New York National Collegiate Association National Athletic Federation War Weeks American Olympic Committee New Collegiate Association College Association

Kauff Can Return to Giants If Ban Lifted

Benny Kauff, suspended New York Giants outfielder, may resume his job once Judge Landis lifts the ban. The club argues it is only enforcing the commissioner’s order as the contract option expires next Sunday. Kauff’s counsel accuses Landis of an unfair boycott after acquittal in a stolen auto case. Justice Whitaker reserved decision.

New York Benny Kauff New York Giants K. M. Landis Supreme Court Whitaker Kauff Landis

Free Basketball Monday at Y M C A in Boston

Open house on Huntington avenue marks a charity double bill with the 1920 Boston Y M C A team facing Northeastern College 1925 squad and the Collegians meeting the Boston Y M C A team. Two fast games promised. admission free. tips at 7 30 p m.

Huntington Avenue Boston “Y Northeastern College Collegians Boston Y. M. I. A

Brookline Ice Team Scrimmage Before Opening Cambridge Latin Game

Brookline High players held an hour long scrimmage at Cypress street rink after Brone School players failed to appear. Stover’s team, built from likely starters, edged Cambridge Latin 3 to 2 in preparation for the season opener.

Brookline Brone Brookline High Cypress Street Atain Stover Cambridge Latin

Speculation on Sports Money and Fame in 1921 1922

A collage of 1920s sports notes cites Babe Ruth, boxing college bans, pro boxing profits, and prize prizes for athletes. It mentions Tex Rickard, Benny Leonard, and Johnny Buff with era references to Madison Square Garden and Volstead act effects.

Vorgy Madison Square Garden Tex Rickard Tex Boyle Babe Ruth Benny Leonard Johnny Buff Buffet

Connie Mack chooses Texas for camp plan

The St. Joseph's T. A. Society arranges an amateur tournament for Friday night January 6 in Commercial Hall Bowdoin Square. Five weight classes 112 118 135 147 and 126 for novices. Entries close January 6 with Frank Harmon at Cambridge Street.

St. Joseph's T. A. Society Commercial Hall Bowdoin Square Fntries Frank Hanron Cambridge Street

Tiverton A C Hosts Amateur Tourney at Chelsea Theatre

Tonight the Tiverton Amateur Club stages a competition at the Chelsea Theatre featuring several open classes and a novice class with a 12 pound weight limit.

Chelsea Theatre Tiverton A. C

Decision on Newton Somerville league game pending

The Greater Boston Interscholastic League will decide today if Newton and Somerville can play the opening league game at the Arena. Somerville coach Ayer asked to be released from the match due to insufficient practice while Newton prepared with a long scrimmage at Brae Burn. Osborne and O Donnell are cited as key football players shaping positions.

Bramhall Greater Boston Newton Somerville Ditch Ayer Dr. Martin Trumm Playground Brae Burn Osborne O’donnell

Banquet Honors U of Toronto Hockey Team in City

Prominent local alumni arrange a reception and dinner at the University Club in honor of the undefeated University of Toronto hockey team. A delegation will meet the players at the station and oversee their stay. Harvard-bound younger alumni are expected to lead celebrations.

University of Toronto Canadian University University Club Harvard

Boston Y M C A Calls for Water Polo Team Candidates

The Boston YMCA seeks candidates for its water polo squad to be coached by Charles Tishoff. Several games are pending and may be closed if the team shows a strong combination of talent and promise.

Boston Y. M. C. A Charles Tishoff

Knights Meet McGill In Tonight's Arena Showdown

McGill University’s short passing setup, coached by Frank Shaughnessy, clashes with Pete Marquette Knights of Columbus in a high pace contest at the Arena. McGill’s puck control and quick exchanges offset faster Knights, promising smart hockey and tight defense.

McGill University Pete Marquette Knights of Columbus Collegians Knights McGill Frank Shaughnessy

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