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Thrilling, gripping battles of the air unfold in a tense sequence described by the newspaper. The account highlights daring maneuvers and close calls amid high altitude excitement.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1919
Page
16
Thrilling, gripping battles of the air unfold in a tense sequence described by the newspaper. The account highlights daring maneuvers and close calls amid high altitude excitement.
The House closed debate on a 750 million naval appropriation with a three year shipbuilding plan and reduced the naval aviation from 25 million to 15 million. Debate touched on the President's trip,League, and naval demobilization.
Senate discuss British import embargo shifts to defense of British policy and Weeks resolution. King Poindexter McCumber defend England. Weeks vows to reintroduce the measure if possible, arguing tariff policy differs from total prohibition as the embargo halts all trade.
Legacy writes of Brockton venues staging numerous bouts with Frank Britt facing potential foes in Portland or Philadelphia while Levinsky and Coffey prepare for a trilogy in Boston. Amateur shows loom at the B A A and St Patrick’s Society plans Feb 14 classes.
Waino Ketonen defeated Giovanni Morro the Malian champion two straight falls on the mat at the Grand Opera House last evening. The first fall came in 44 minutes and the second in 17 minutes. Other results included Pinkham and McCarthy drawing after 20 minutes, Record defeating Kavaras in 20 minutes 10 seconds, and Metro throwing Condos in 19 minutes 20 seconds.
A Malden committee of aldermen and councilmen will meet tonight to organize a homecoming for members of I Company 1101st Infantry and other Malden veterans. The celebration will run a week with entertainments by maternal and social groups theatre parties and a banquet on the final night. Medals for soldiers and sailors are being designed.
Coach Donovan will select the Harvard relay team today from runners H. D. Costigan A. W. Douglass D. J. Duggan W. H. Goodwin E. B. Lucas P. McAdama J. KE. Nally D. KE. O Connell and P. J. Stevenson for February 15 in the East Armory against Tech.
Lou Criger recalls memories featuring Hal Chase described as "white washed" and casts him in a leading role within the reminiscences. The passage reflects Criger's fond recollections of Chase and their era.
Fifteen Harvard players depart for New York for a Brooklyn Ice Palace game against Yale. Captain Coach Bobby Gross leads the squad with manager E W Pavenstedt and substitutes A H Bright H B Snelling BE Cabot R W Buntin F C Church C A Clark J A Sessions plus William Louderback. They stop at Harvard Club before skating in Brooklyn on Saturday.
Hughie McQuillen, a pitcher, earns a peace time tryout with the Boston Braves after wartime rights. Chief Stallings believes his brief summer showing warrants another look. An agreement with Boston and Worcester keeps him with the Braves until May 16, similar to prior Springfield terms for King.
The article notes contracts for next season to be bought at a mutually agreed price or returned to Worcester. Signed contracts go out by registered mail and most return receipts have been returned except for Pacific coast players.
The piece notes expectations that gamblers will avoid betting on games with a belief the warning will be strictly observed. It reflects on frugal individuals choosing to refrain with steady resolve and careful financial conduct.
Noble and Greenough fast and hard defeat Roxbury Latin 3 to 0 on Brookline Reservoir. Captains Flint Hill and Pope starred for Noble. Hammond and Guild highlighted Roxbury Latin’s play. Referee Army. Time periods.
Ernie Shore, the Yankee pitcher acquired from Boston in a winter deal, told Yankee headquarters he is satisfied with his contract terms though not yet home. He will proceed to Boston for private business as Duffy Lewis also heads to New York to discuss terms. War veterans may face fewer salary cuts while Cap Huston favors players with military service.
The remark praises J Willard as a strong backer ready to fight for a local war fund, highlighting his determination to raise money and mobilize effort for the cause.
A brief, literary note about the refrain of holdouts not heard in the land, describing a pleasant winter scene and implied cultural mood.
New York reports John McGraw signed captain and veteran Arthur Bletcher to the 1919 contract. He met Bletcher in St. Louis during a Middle West tour and plans to see Fred Toney Ferdie Schupp Slim Sallee Garry Herrmann and Hal Chase transfer talks with the Reds.
Cambridge Latin defeated Arlington High 1 to 0 in a rough game at Cambridge yesterday afternoon. The winners played unusually aggressive hockey, repeatedly slashing and tripping, while Arlington threatened but failed to score. A breakout dash by a Cambridge Latin rover produced the lone goal.
Uncertain whether Fred Toney will serve jail time or be available to aid the Giants in the approaching season. The record notes lack of definite word on his detention or participation prospects.
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