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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1922
Page
4
Boston referee Jack E. Sheehan, a third man in boxing for over 30 years, was awarded a life referee license by the Connecticut Boxing Commission. The honor marks the first and only such license issued in Connecticut, a gesture the recipient highly appreciates.
B Company First Corps Cadets face F Company 101st Infantry in a Cambridge Armory game on Saturday night February 11. F Company aims to rebound after a prior Cadet win and plans dates with H Company Concord Ki Company Wakefield and F Company Marlboro.
Wealthy coaches jaw over $10,000 a year pay rates while pro football is called a cancerous growth. Western coaches rail at the sport yet star players drift through expenses and promises as Ivy Penn relays draw hundreds.
A discussion on widespread reform in athletics notes house cleaning in college football and efforts to ensure players act and appear properly on and off the field. It mentions washing uniforms to avoid superstition, cross‑Atlantic differences, and calls for cleaner conduct in baseball, track, and wrestling training in Boston.
After a five minute New York meeting with Harry Frazee, former Athletics star Joe Dugan signed a contract with Boston and headed home satisfied. The move ends Yankees rumors of Dugan joining New York and shifts infield hopes to other players as Ty Cobb searches for replacements.
B A A Athletes III entered its full roster for the American Legion games held at the East Newton Street Armory on Washington's Birthday afternoon. The list lists competitors in events from fifty yards to three miles, naming W H Meanix, T J Dignan, Earl Dudley, R A Robertson, D H Mooney, C L Mann, and others.
William Steinmetz of Chicago virtually clinched the amateur skating title by winning the 44 yard dash and placing second in the three quarter mile, giving him a total of 110 points on the Diamond Trophy championship card at Lake Placid.
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