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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1920

Page

16

O Rourke plans Boston Arena revival with sports syndicate

Tom O Rourke, head of a New York sports syndicate, visits the Boston Arena site and meets with architects to plan a large multi sport arena in Boston. He envisions a major athletic complex after potential New York venue plans hinge on boxing legislation.

Tom O’rourke Boston Tom Fred Fulton Fulton-Johnson Mechanics Charlestown Boston Arena O’rourke New York O'Rourke

Boxing clash reports and scattered sports notes

The text recalls two fights between Muxesey and Mee Minimen with a draw then a win for Mee Minimen in a 12 round rematch. It questions whether Johnny Imnindee was KOed after a Willie Jackson bout in Philadelphia and discusses Babe Ruth’s home run off Eddie Cicotte in 1919. It notes ticket policies for Boston A A games and directs readers to Exeter Street for tickets.

Muggsey Mee Minimen Muxesey MeeMiniimen J. FE. Turner Babe Ruth Eddie Cicotte Babe Teague

Exeter Dominates Melrose High in 16-0 Hockey Rout

Exeter ice team routed Melrose High 16 to 0 as Thornton Woodbury Jr led with five goals and Charles O'Hearn four. Lamont and Woodbury connected on several mid rink plays while Melrose faced constant Exeter pressure through two periods of 18 minutes each.

Exeter M. H Melrose High Thornton Woodbury, Jr Exonians Charles O'Hearn Corliss O’hearn Woodbury Lamont Melrose Howard Row Sherman Lamont Olmstead McLaughlin Cot Rite Manser Burnett Murray Lang Sawtelle Martin Pere Daleigh Dagker Oise Savas Lane Smolin Westhaver O'Hearn Connor

English High Defeats Country Day 6 4 in Hockey

English High defeated Country Day School 6 to 4 at Newtonville yesterday. Ryan scored two goals while Worth Romer and Schafer each added one for English High. Garrison scored all four goals for Country Day.

Country Day School Newtonville Ryan Worth Romer Schafer Garrison

East Boston High Dominates Quadrangular Track Meet

East Boston High School won the quadrangular track meet at East Armory with 33 points, edging Hyde Park 29, Boston Trade School 27, and Charlestown 21. E B. High contributed a standout performance in the event.

East Boston High School East Armory East Boston Hyde Park Boston Trade School Charlestown

Hyde Park and East Boston dominate city meet sprint events

In a track meet without field events, Gene Hussey of Hyde Park tied East Boston’s Erlich in the 30-yard dash after a close final lap. Bar ney McDermott of Trade School won the 10-yard dash. Cerrin led the intermediate 600. Final score: East Boston 34, Hyde Park 25, Boston Trade 27, Charlestown 21.

Gene Hussey Hyde Park Erlich East Boston Hussey Barney McDermott Trade School Cerr Beleve Ralph Colson Colson Boston Pascal BF. B Teacler Curry GE Ryan H. P Charlestown

League Of Nations and other notes across sports and society

A collage of sports and social commentary touching on the Quakers ballpark sale Shibe Park baseball schedules boxing and wrestling anecdotes university football and Cornell tales Harry Frazee the Red Sox and leap year humor with light cynicism about media censorship and romance calendars

Lannon Ring Style Sparks Boston Boxing Scene

Evening dress and tuxedos at Fulton Johnson melee give the Armory crowd a social air. Businessmen and college men flocked to see "Fero cious Frederick" and a few rounds, reflecting boxing’s new fashion in Boston and America.

Fulton-Johnson Boston America National Sporting Club of London Frederick

Stars to Show at Ocean Pier

The Roxbury Legion No. 4 gains sanction to host a major swimming meet at Ocean Pier Baths on February 19 with 60 yard four man relay 100 yard handicap and 40 yard women events. Brookline Swimming Club American Red Cross Life Saving Corps will stage exhibitions as Bennet Sid Biddel Elliot Church and others enter.

Roxbury Legion New England A. A. U Ocean Pier Baths Brookline Swimming Club American Red Cross Life Saving Corps New England Madeline Tonely Army Navy Bennet N.Y. A. Ci Rome Sid Biddel Tech Worcester Harvard Elliot Church Fred Wagner Ben James Bob Muir Luffy

Hockey game called off due to bad ice and surface

Browne and Nichols and Roxbury Latin did not play their hockey game yesterday as neither rink was suitable for hockey and no alternate surface was available.

Milton's Fight Spirit Wins Milton Academy Defeats Harvard Freshmen

Milton Academy defeated the Harvard freshman hockey team 3 to 2 at Cunningham Park. Milton showed stronger aggressive spirit and teamwork, led by stars Graves Lee C Pope Bemis, with Tisdale strong at the net. Harvard’s best were Owen LaRoche and Ladd. Goals for Milton by Pope Lee Bemis Owen LaRoche. Referee George Gavw. Time 18 minute halves.

Milton Academy Harvard Cunningham Park Milton Crimson Owen la Roche Ladd Graves Lee Pope Bemis Tisdale Milton Agad Harvard Fresh Harding Forbes R . Il W Thayer Batman Pig Watts Pratt Ian E. LaRoche C. Pope L W R W Fish P. ‘Bancroft Dempsey Ctavor Owen Puto Flint LaRoche George Chippy Gavw Souders

Mother-Marjorie Interaction Highlighted in Speech Clash

A tense exchange shows a mother scolding Marjorie for interrupting as the girl retorts she feels like a moving picture rather than a quiet child, reflecting themes of voice, behavior, and gender expectations.

Marjorie

France has new plan for boxing

A cable from Lord Lonsdale, head of the British Board of Boxing Control, announced in New York that the English board backs American views on proportionate voting power in the International Boxing Union. Major Anthony J. Drexel Biddle, chairman of the army, navy and civilian board of boxing control, delivered the news.

New York Lord Lonsdale British Board of Boxing Control International Boxing Union Athony J. Drexel Biddle Army, Navy Civilian Board of Boxing Control

Dempsey Era Talk and Fulton Boxing Analysis

The column discusses Jack Dempsey’s status as heavyweight champion and analyzes Fred Fulton’s performance against Johnson. It critiques Fulton’s head work and aggressiveness, notes opportunities such as an uppercut, and predicts future matchups with Kid Norfolk. It also covers Eddie Shevlin’s welterweight bid, Johnson’s injury, and Kilbane’s fighting pattern and weigh-ins.

Fred Fulton Jack Dempsey Dempsey Kearns Frederck Fulton Johnson Minnesota Giant Fred

British and American Union Critics Clash Over Paris Vote

The American board refused to send reps to the international union meeting in Paris on February 5 as voting would be equal for all nations. France England and the United States reportedly would each have ten votes with others allotted per importance. Major Biddle warned France is not entitled to matches equal to Britain or America if others gain voting weight.

America Greece Australia Ireland Europe Uncle Sam John Lester Johnson Johnson Clay Turner Larry Williams Post Leonard Nowell al Shubert New Bedford Johnny Kilbane Norwell Kilbane Jimmy Walsh International Union Paris French Board of Boxing Control Lord Lonsdale France England United States Major Biddle

Three Schools Clash On Track In Triangular Meet

Medford Commerce and Marblehead high school track teams meet this afternoon at the Fast Armory for running events only while field events are postponed to Friday at Commerce gym. Reston Latin, English High, Commerce, Newton and Brookline also compete in the five corner meet.

Medford Commerce Marblehead Fast Armory Commerce Gym Noble & Greenough-Huntington

Jiu Jitsu Crown Fights Headlining New Madison Square Card

Wrestling fans witness a standout all star card in Mechanics Building with Mayaki returning to face Bob Brown for the jiu jitsu crown. English champion Payton clashed with Mayaki in major bouts as three catch as catch can matches feature Waldek Zbyszko Stacziak Cyclone Burns and Youska Yokel versus Cyclone Sanderson all to a one fall finish. Newcomers compete in a week long Madison Square tournament in top form.

Tuohey Mechanics’ Building Mayaki Bob Brown Payton Boston Waldek Zbyszko Stacziak Cyclone Burns Youska Mike Yokel Ketonen Cyclone Sanderson Madison Square

Johnny Griffith Stops Marcel Thomas in 10th Round

In Paris Johnny Griffith American welterweight stops Marcel Thomas in the 10th of a planned 15 round bout. Descamp manager of Thomas and Georges Carpentier throws in the sponge to save his man. Kilbane and other featherweights are mentioned in context with recent bouts.

Eddie Shevlin George Alger Cambridge Paul Doyle Tommy Kirby Corcoran Lawrence Shevlin Doyle Roxbury Dartmouth College Paris Johnny Chiffith Marcel Thomas Descamp Thomas Georges Carpentier

Driscoll Faces Flu Threat for BC Holy Cross Relay Clash

Boston College relay man Jake Driscoll remains ill with flu and is unlikely to race in the Holy Cross BC relay showdown at the BA A games Saturday night.

Harvard Boston College Jake Driscoll Dennis O'Connell Newton Collegians Crimson Yala Holy Cross Boston Colege

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Babe Ruth Vs JO Bray Mine Devaney Jimmie Connolly Harry Frazee Ban Johnson Tring MR Dempsey Arthur Duffey Sport Comment Jersey Sam Langford Joie Ray Joie West Jimmy Connolly Nightingale Mike Devanney Akron Ray Illinois Jose Eddie Fall Fall Chicago Franklin Field Rabbit Maranville Braves John Henry Cambridge University Yale Johnny McGraw Giants McGraw Percy Haughton Bob Fisher Fred Dawson Buck O'Neil Morningside College Columbia Johnny Imnindee Willie Jackson Philadelphia Exeter Street Rack Ray E. B. High Clark Wilflame Horan A. P Finkelstein F. B HM. P E. B McLellan Tolin Dolan Harrington Silva Blampied McDermott Rubin Melnick Porgers Cohen Chittick Callan HH. P Walker Flynn Phillips Carrell Callapan Carr Hollins i Hayer Rutsky Keating Romano Goler Lavender E B Cotille Geagan Cook League of Nations BY Neal R. O’hara Ball Park Philly Shibe Park Quakers Army, Navy and Civilian Board O-— Censorship Board Boxing Board University of Pennsylvania Cornell Harry Frazee The Red Sox Lannon Hue Ocean Pier Revere Head Academy Kid Norfolk Norfolk Rochester Portland Ore Griffith Walsh Shubert Johnny Murray Baik Sidestep Sailor Joe Gibbs Frankie Britt Frank Shannon Commonwealth A. A Harry Carlson Brockton South Savannah Wiliam Allerdyce Bahama Islands Benny Leonard Freddie Welsh Sir William Bahamas Leonard Welsh Bob Marriott Jake” Driscoll Yeepler Dudie Roxbury
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