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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1911

Page

11

Westfield High Eyes State Title as Ostensible Top Teams Clash

Westfield High basketball manager D M Cole confirms no game before March 17 due to a full schedule. If Westfield wins Western Massachusetts and meets the Eastern champion, they will host a title game with travel and hotel covered. Strong contenders include Oliver Ames Newton and Franklin High, with Newton and Franklin undefeated. The piece outlines hoped matchups and a potential neutral-site benefit game after the season.

Oliver Ames High North Easton Westfield High D. M. Cole Massachusetts Newton High Franklin High Pratt Allie Dickinson Westfield Westfield High School A. A Boston Post Oliver Ames North Huston

Hope Chapel game ends as Commonwealth A C tops King Arthur A C

Commonwealth A C defeated King Arthur A C in a basketball clash at Hope Chapel last evening by a score of 14 to 18.

Hope Chapel Commonwealth A. C King Arthur A. C

Yale Sees Subcommittee to Study New Stadium

Yale Athletic Council has formed a sub-committee after a Feb. 7 meeting to study the construction of a new stadium in New Haven. The committee will investigate and report at a later session.

New Haven, Conn Yale Athletic Council

Yale committee weighs concrete stadium for Yale Field

The Yale committee, including Walter Camp and Anson Phelps Stokes Jr, is investigating a concrete stadium to replace the old stands. They seek $300,000 to $400,000 via bonds, considering land near Derby avenue and options already taken, with reports due in weeks.

Walter Camp Anson Phelps Stokes, Jr Theodore 8. Wooley Henry B. Sargent Harvard Yale Field Derby Avenue

Crescents in Vital Match

A Boston Hockey League game at the Boston Arena pits Brae Burn against the Crescents in a decisive rivalry. The winner advances to face the Boston team for the league title, with last week’s 4 to 3 Brae Burn victory after two overtime periods.

Boston Brae-Burn Crescent Boston Hockey Brae Burn

School Hockey Games for Today

Andover meets Dartmouth 14 at Andover. Pomfret faces Yale scrub at Putnam, Conn. Melrose plays Roxbury Latin at Melrose. Somerville meets Boston Latin at Somerville. Arlington faces Newton at West Newton.

Andover Dartmouth Pomfret School Yale Scrub Putnam Conn Melrose High Roxbury Latin Melrose Somerville High Boston Latin Somerville Arlington High Newton High West Newton

Boxer Mix Up Highlights Armory A A Feature Bout

George Alger outweighed Pat Moore of Philadelphia by six pounds causing a reshuffle in the feature bout at the Armory A A meeting. Kid Scaler of Spokane replaced Moore on short notice and lost soundly to Cambridge’s fighter while delivering a spirited effort.

George Alger Pat Moore Philadelphia Armory A. A Kid Scaler Spokane Moore Cambridge

Alger Dominates in Cambridge Boxing Clash

Moore faced Henry Myers and Jimmy Walsh but Alger showed superiority in weight and skill. Kid Scaler arrived from Washington and challenged Alger, yet the Cambridge boxer’s left jab and in fighting edge proved decisive. Preliminary bouts featured Kenney vs Cote, Gallant vs White, and a standout display of grit from Young McGovern against Jack Leonard, earning a hard fought draw.

Moore Boston Henry Myers Charlestown Jimmy Walsh Alger Avoirdupois Baldwin Kid Scaler Washington Cambridge Young Kenney Woburn Cote Greenfield Kenney Johnnie Gallant Chelsea Joe White South Boston Gallant White Young McGovern Jack Leonard Philadelphia

Bay State Auto Dinner Draws Big Local Attention

Bay State Auto Club plans its annual dinner at the Hotel Lenox with Governor Fats Fitzgerald and A A A president Robert P Hooker among speakers. L R Speare and Colonel W D Sohier of the State Highway Commission also attend as Bay State Club president EE A Gilmore presides.

Bay L. R. Speare W. D. Sohier State Highway Commission EE. A. Gilmore Bay State Club

New York Boxer Willie Lewis KOed by Frank Klaus in Sixth

Frank Klaus of Pittsburg defeated Willie Lewis of New York by knockout in the sixth round of a ten round bout at the Fairmount Athletic Club. Lewis had been floor twice in the sixth and once in the first before the bell saved him in the fifth.

New York Frank Klaus Pittsburg Willie Lewis Fairmount Athletic Club

Cobb and McGovern Battle To Even Break In Philadelphia

Ty Cobb and Young McGovern fought six rounds to a draw before the Douglas Athletic Club in Philadelphia. McGovern attempted a clever bout but Cobb held, clinched, and used the glove heel in close quarters.

Philadelphia Cobb Young McGovern Douglas Athletic Club McGovern

Yale Guard Clarence Childs May Coach Nebraska

Clarence Childs Yale substitute guard has been offered head coach and athletic director post at the University of Nebraska. He will graduate from Yale Law School in June and has not decided whether to accept the offer.

New Haven Clarence Childs Yale University of Nebraska Yale Law School Childs

Trinity Plays Twice In Week Basket Ball Showdowns

Holy Trinity A A teams set to face the U S 8 and 8 battleship New Jersey five at Charlestown Armory Thursday and the Onteora Canoe Club of Maplewood at Columbian Hall Saturday.

Holy Trinity A. A U.S Battleship New Jersey Charlestown Armory Onteora Canoe Club Maplewood Columbian Hall

Post season series to pit Eastern league top clubs and all star team

Eastern league delegates adopt a five game post season with an all star team formed by the second place club. Two players from each club will be chosen by President Barrow and the second-placed club manager. Receipts split 60 40 in favor of the winner.

Baltimore Allstar Barrow National Commission

Interscholastic League Faces Disruption Over Scheduling

The Interscholastic Athletic league comprising Somerville High Dorchester Haglish and Rindge M T and is likely to fold as Somerville joins the Suburban league. Somerville reserves Saturdays and holidays for Suburban play, leaving midweek games to the Interscholastic league, threatening revenue and the group’s schoolboy sports program.

Somerville High Dorchester High Haglish High Rindge M. T Somerville

Hackett to Lead 15 Mile Relay At Brockton Meet

An athletic meet at Palace Rink Brockton February 16 features W J Hackett of Brookline Gym against Albert Fillis of Brockton and B O Hara of Whitman in a 15 mile relay Hackett runs full distance while Fillis and Hara run seven and a half miles each The program includes two open scratch events one mile and five miles and two relay races Brockton YMCA vs Quincy YMCA and Boston BH H & against Shoe City A G Entries close February 11 with BH Fisher North Weymouth.

Palace Rink Brockton W. J. Hackett Brookline Gym Albert Fillis B. O’hara Whitman Hackett Brockton Y. M. OG. A Quincy Y. M. C. A Boston BH. H Shoe City A. G BH. Fisher North Weymouth

Wollaston Yacht Club Elects New Officers at Quincy

At the annual Wollaston Yacht Club meeting in Quincy last night the club elected Commodore Louis B. Crosscup, vice Commodore Frank H. Taylor, secretary Arthur Patterton, and treasurer W. A. Shultz.

Wollaston Y. C Wollaston Yacht Club Quincy Louis BF. Crosscup Frank FH. Taylor Arthur Patterton Ww. A. Shultz

Knight of King Arthur team triumphs 18 13 at Hope Chapel

The South End Knights defeated the West End Commonwealths 18 to 13 at Hope Chapel gym. Heffernan scored the decisive shot in the final minutes as the West End contest narrowed late.

Knights of King Arthur South Eind Commonwealths West End Hope Chapel Gymnasium Shawmut Street Heffernan

Taunton Taunton 6 New Haven 5

In a terse score line Taunton beats New Haven 6 to 5 in a contest noted as Pawtecket Pawry ’vail on an unclear date. The fragmentary entry preserves the team pair and score with no added context.

Taunton New. Haven Pawtecket Pawry ‘Vail “Aivem

Brown selects Robinson and Pryor to lead football

Providence reports F. N. Robinson will be head coach with Don Pryor as assistant for Brown. Both are graduates of the college on the hill. Robinson has coached at Nebraska Maine Phillips Exeter Tufts and Brown. Pryor, a former star, coached Hamilton College for two years.

Providence Brown F. N. Robinson Don” Pryor Robinson Pryor Hamilton College Clinton, N. Y

Skating Champion Sets New Broad Jump Record

Saranac Lake New York February 7 amateur skating champion ha mund Lamy made a broad jump on ice of 25 feet 2 inches breaking the world record by 3 feet 7 inches. The previous world record was 21 feet 7 inches set by F McDaniels in Minneapolis December 23 1897.

Saranac Lake N. Y Hamund Lamy F. McDaniels Minneapolis

Two More Reds Sign With Cincinnati Club

Cincinnati reports two more contract signings by the National League team as pitcher George Suggs and pitcher Arthur Fromme each signed, keeping their pitching staff intact.

Cincinnati George Suggs Arthur Fromme

Yale Annapolis plans in air for football and rowing

Lieutenant Ingram of the Annapolis athletic committee visited New Haven to map the middies season with Henry Wheaton reappointed head coach. They met Captain Frost and Manager Randolph to discuss a possible race and a potential Easter practice trip to the Severn, though no formal plans were made.

New Haven Lieutenant Ingram Annapolis Naval Academy Henry Wheaton Yale Annapolis Ingram Frost Randolph Severn

Travis Wins Qualification Medal at Pinehurst Golf Event

Walter J. Travis of Garden City captured the qualification gold at Pinehurst in the seventh annual St Valentine tournament with a 73. Runner up J S Robeson of Oak Hill Rochester shot 77, followed by Henry Fownes of Oakmont with 78 and George Crocker of Brookline with 79.

Pinehurst N. C Walter J. Travis Garden City J. S. Robeson Oak Hill Club Rochester Henry C. Fownes Oakmont Club Pittsburg George H. Crocker Brookline Country Club Massachusetts

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