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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1911

Page

12

Hockey season ends with talk of dates and strong contenders

The season brings strong showings from Cornell Princeton Dartmouth and Columbia though Harvard and Yale clash over a date for the Crimson Blue contest. Boxers Gardner and Klaus show uneven form while Robson the Canadian champion sets an Arena record. Ira Davenport and Gissing Sheppard race prospects draw Western interest.

Cornell Princeton Dartmouth Columbia Harvard Yale America Ira Davenport Chicago University Davenport Harry Gissing Mel Sheppard

Will This Speaker Be Tried at First

Pending patching differences between Bill Carrigan and the Boston management, Patsey Donovan and Red Sox followers wonder if Tris Speaker should ultimately cover first base for Boston.

Bill Carrigan Boston American League Patsey Donovan Red Sox Tris Speaker Boston

Red Sox weigh infield plans as Speaker may stay in center

Manager Donovan weighs first base options with Thoney Bradley or others. Speaker remains key in Boston's outfield, while Dono van resists moving the star. Cob b and Jennings are cited as precedent for positional flexibility. Mathewson and Myers visit Boston as a theatre skit runs. Fred wins billiards contest.

Carrigan Gradley Jake Stahl Thoney Donovan Speaker Red Sox Boston Middle Garden Tigers Jennings Cobb Bradley Christy Mathewson Gotham Matty Big Chief Myers Tenney Fred

Red Corridon and Malloy Added to Pittsburg Pirates Roster

Pittsburg Penn Feb 1 Infielder Red Corridon and pitcher Alexander Malloy join the Pittsburg baseball club boosting the roster to 39. Corridon, ex Browns third baseman, and 22 year old Malloy from the Texas league Houston club posted a 16 and 8 record for Houston last season.

Pittsburg Penn Red” Corridon Alexander Malloy Corridon Malloy St. Louis Browns St. Louis Napoleon Jajoie Cleveland Browns Lajoie Jack O'Conner Hedges Houston Wilson Pirate

Northern .311 hitter signed by Cincinnati club

Outfielder Northern who played for Houston last season was signed by St. Louis and purchased today by the Cincinnati National League Club. Northern had a .311 batting average last season.

Cincinnati Northern Houston Texas St. Louis

Fives to Settle South End Lead in Boston Championship

The South End district final centers on a game tonight at Boston College gym between the Fyre A C and Cathedral Y M C A basketball fives. The winner claims the district lead and the title.

South End Boston College Gymnasium Fyre A. C Cathedral Y. M. C. A

Walter Camp chosen to represent Yale at rules committee

Walter Camp has been selected to represent Yale at the intercollegiate rules committee meetings in New York City. He may be accompanied by Captain Arthur Howe of the Yale eleven.

New York Walter Camp Yale Intercollegiate Rules Committee New York City Camp Arthur Howe

Yale Football Rules Chief Sees Few Changes Ahead

Mr. Camp, Yale's football representative and longtime Rules Committee chairman, says few rule changes are likely before next year. He praised last season's rules, especially the prohibition on pushing and pulling, and expects only simplifications to improve clarity. He noted his East to Pacific Coast tour may influence discussion but no formal report exists.

Mr. Camp Yale Camp Pacific Slope California Oregon

Miss Minnie Cummings Delights Crowds at Boston Arena

Miss Minnie Cummings, famed for intricate figure skating, headlines daily exhibitions at the Boston Arena this week. The Minneapolis import attracts eager winter sport followers and draws invitations from Brae Burn, Country, and Cambridge skating clubs to showcase her art.

Minnie Cummings Boston Arena Miss Cummings Minneapolis West Brae-Burn Country Cambridge Skating Clubs

Frankie Burns at Howard Next Week

Frankie Burns, conqueror of Digger Stanley, the English bantam, will be at the old Howard next week in a training feature.

Frankie Burns Howard Digger Stanley Old Howard New York

Open handicap rules and historic athletic queries

A reader asks about two thirds rule in open handicap events and whether past mark by Ahearne stands. plus requests results of Henday vs Tressider race and updates on Hackenschmidt Gotch, Attell title questions and potential outcomes of six round featherweight bout with KO or decision and title transfer implications.

Ahearmne New York George Henday Harry Tressider Toronto Ronhny Tressider Hackenschmidt Zbhystzko

Mike Murphy Urges Seven Football Rule Changes

Philadelphia February 1 trainer Mike Murphy of the University of Pennsylvania calls for seven rule changes to improve the game. He suggests abolishing quarter rests, dropping the free catch rule, aiding the halfback with a driving push, making territory equal, allowing the forward pass anywhere with eligible players, removing the onside kick minimum, and removing protection for punt catchers.

University of Pennsylvania Football Rules Committee Cumberland Hotel New York

Gossip for the Motorist Promotes No-Hassle Cross-State Driving

Article notes drivers who rose from traffic and taxi work. Legislation in New Jersey aims to let out of state cars use roads 15 days yearly on a reciprocity basis with broad support. Hearings in the State House drew favorable figures with industry figures endorsing the bill. Also highlights A C Banker visiting Boston to push a New England agency for Michigan Buggy Company car models.

Louis Chevrolet New York City Arthur Victor Hemery Germany Ralph DePalma New York Wild Bob” Burman New Jersey Committee On Roads and Bridges State House Francis Hurtubis, Jr George Ellsworth W. D. Sohier Henshaw

Matty Baldwin Moore Rematch Sparks Boxing Debate

Alec MacLean backs Matty Baldwin for a quick rematch with Pat Moore after Baldwin’s defeat by the Philadelphia boxer. Moore boxed brilliantly and won easily in their last bout, while Baldwin needs tuneups. Also previews six round preliminaries with Young Kenny, Cote, Joe White, Johnny Gallant, and Heywood Briggs against Joe Brown.

Alec Maclean Matty Baldwin Pat Moore Matty Philadelphia Baldwin Moore MacLean Pat Alec Young Kenny Woburn Cote Greenfield Joe White South Boston Johnny Gallant Heywood Briggs Joe Brown

Porky Flynn Outpoints Jack Burns in 20 Round Fight

Boston lightweight Porky Flynn defeated California’s Jack Burns at the Olympia in a 20 round bout. Burns withstood heavy punishment but Flynn could not secure a knockout, and Burns lasted the full distance.

Tion Metropolitan Association of the Cooper's Gymnasium Barbour Garretson Boston London Porky"” Flynn Jack Twin

McFarland Wolgast Bout Ratified for Feb 22

Packey McFarland of Chicago and lightweight champion Ad Wolgast have a six round bout set for Feb 22 at Jack O Brien's Philadelphia club to mark Wolgast's victory anniversary over Nelson. A telegram confirmed the match after wrangling.

Baldwin Moore Abe Attell Armory Philadelphia Jack O’brien Attell Tommy Kilbane Cleveland Chicago Packey McFarland Ad Wolgast Jack O'Brien Wolgast Nelson McFarland Memphis

Denver Ed Martin and Jack Lester Bout Prohibited

Tacoma authorities barred the heavyweight bout between Denver Ed Martin and Jack Lester scheduled for tonight. Police Commissioner Roys ordered the event canceled.

Tacoma Wash Denver Martin Jack Lester Northwest Roys

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