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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1916

Page

14

Hot Contest on Numbering Men

New York Feb 24 Football rules committee meets to discuss minor changes and proposals to require numbering players. The debate features Town State College A A Stagg Chicago Dr H L Williams Minnesota and Edmund W Butler Cornell as key figures in the discussion.

New York Football Rules Committee Town State College A. A. Stagg Chicago H. L. Williams Minnesota Edmund W. Butler Cornell

Rules Talk for College Football Sees No Major Change

A discussion of football rules for the season notes mixed views on numbers on jerseys Harvard and Yale oppose mandatory numbering while most rules are retained. Suggestions include ensuring ball crossing the line for touchdowns and cutting violent defensive blocking with stricter penalties, with a committee listing prominent members from Dartmouth Yale Haverford Pennsylvania Harvard Annapolis Virginia Princeton West Point and Oberlin.

Harvard Yale E. K. Hall Dartmouth Walter Camp James A. Babbitt Haverford Carl Williams Pennsylvania Percy D. Haughton Paul J. Dashiel Annapolis W. A. Lambeth Virginia Park H. Davis Princeton Philip Hayes West Point C. W. Savage Oberlin Clyde Williams

New England Interscholastic Wrestling Tourney Formed

The New England interscholastic wrestling association formed at the Harvard Varsity Club to organize the first annual tournament set for March 4 at Hemenway Gym Harvard. Members include Yale Harvard Brown Springfield Technology with Tufts expected to appear. Trinity Colby and Bates to send limited entries.

New England Harvard Brown Springfield Technology Yale Bradley Tufts Trinity Colby Bates Harvard Association

Controversy and bets ripple through early boxing and track news

The column notes Leach Cross facing career risk in East Side fights and reports Milburn Saylor's quick loss to White in Milwaukee. It covers Jerry Moran and Jess Willard's bout prep, Meadow Brook's box office record, Boston's all star relay lineup, and ongoing road race debates.

Leach Cross Bailiwick East Side Leach Gil Gallant New York Cross Milwaukee Milburn Saylor White Atlas Saylor K. O Philly Meadow Brook Boston Billy Bingham Joe Higgins Dave Caldwell Tom Halpin

Police Stop Boxing Bouts In Maplewood Movie House

Malden Captain Timothy L. Foley moved to halt planned boxing exhibitions at the Maplewood movie theatre tonight. Promoters hired Columbian Hale for six and eight round bouts attracting public admission. Neighbors protested to the police department over the event.

Timothy L. Foley Malden Maplewood

Crawford Wins Bout With Johnny Wilson

Tommy Crawford of New York won the 12 round main bout at the Unity Club in Lawrence. Johnny Wilson of Boston and formerly of New York did not press, Crawford doing most of the work in a slow fight. In supporting bouts, Joe Carroll stopped Billy Edwards in the seventh, and Jack Williams knocked out Johnny Mack in the first.

Lawrence Tommy Crawford New York Johnny Wilson Boston Unity Club Robinson Frankie Notter Wilson Crawford Joe Carroll Billy Edwards Jack Williams Johnny Mack North Andover

American Association clubs set 168 game schedule

Club owners met in Columbus Ohio and adopted a 168 game schedule for the coming season with April 18 designated as the opening date and October 1 as the final game day.

Columbus American Association Baseball League

Chicago Federal league club posts 1914 season loss

In a civil suit proceedings in Chicago the Chicago club of the Federal league showed a loss of about 27000 dollars for the 1914 season as testimony continued.

Chicago Federal League

Ans to Queries on Frank Moran and Willard Meeting

The text states Moran and Willard have never met and discusses a Ted Kid Lewis versus Jimmy Duffy bout. It notes Duffy’s manager complained of a robbery after an opening round KO in this town and references Buffalo reports claiming Duffy had the better on Washington's Birthday.

Jess Willard Tom Jones Willard Moran Big Jess Tex Rickard Rickard Frank Moran Ted Kid Lewis Jimmy Duffy Lewis Duffy Buffalo Washington

Harvard Team Given Dinner for 1915 Baseball Honor

Gold baseballs were presented to Harvard's 1915 winning baseball team at a Harvard Club dinner, Odlin B. Roberts presiding and promising a yearly crop. Toasts by Louis A. Frothingham and coach Percy Houghton highlighted the event with remarks on consistency and success.

Harvard Odlin B. Roberts Louis A. Frothingham Percy Houghton Braves Yale Mahan Waterman Hart Nash Abbott Phillips Gannett Frye Coolidge Brickley Pree Ayres Hardwick Cunninglam Mathers

Fish pier arrivals and prices at T wharf update

Ten vessels reached the new fish pier with four at T wharf as fresh groundfish dominated yesterday and demand remained strong though prices eased slightly. Wholesale rates listed include haddock 5 1 2 cents, cod 9 1 2 cents for steak, market cod 5 cents, pollock 7 1 4, hake 9 and 7 cents, halibut 18 cents. The T wharf fleet names and cargos are detailed alongside cargoes of Irish potatoes and a Dominion line steamer with Egyptian goods arriving from Liverpool.

New Fish Pier T Wharf Haddock BH. W. Nunan Angeline Nunan Plavilla Victor & Ethan United Fruiter San Jose Havana Port Limon Dominion Line Liverpool Martin Crane Catherine Ripple

Marine Corps Sealed Proposals for Woolen Gear in 1916

The Quartermaster's Department in Washington invites sealed dual proposals to supply Marine Corps woolen socks woolen blankets drawers undershirts field hats rubber boots and black mohair braid. Bids due March 6 1916 at 11 am with delivery fob Philadelphia. Proposal blanks samples and information available at Quartermaster Office 1100 South Broad Street Philadelphia. The department may reject any or all bids.

Marine Corps Quartermaster’s Department Washington D. C O. B Philadelphia South Broad St Perthes L. M'Cawley Colo Plus

Shipping News Arrived with List of Steamers and Ports

Shipping notes report arrivals of multiple vessels including Cornishman Stark Tiver Canopic James Naples Madeira Ponta Delgada Noorderdijkage De Koning Tula Thorkijdsen Copenhagen Christiania Shields Bjornstjerne Bjornson Retinertsen Buenos Ayres Montevideo Prince George McKinnon Yarmouth Halifax Walker Kershaw Johnson Jonancy Olsen Bay View and others in various ports such as Naples Madeira and Buenos Ayres.

Cornishman Stark Tiverpool Canopic James Naples Madeira Ponta Delada Noorderdijkage ‘de Koning Rotterdam Tula Can Thorkijdsen Copenhagen Christiania Shields Bjornstjerne Bjornson Retinertsen Buenos Ayres Montevideo Prince George McKinnon Yarmouth N. Y Halifax Walker Kershaw Johnson Jonancy Olsen Bay View

Harbor Shipping Movements and Towing Notes

A string of ship names and ports including Gloucester Norfolk Portland Calais New York and Baltimore appear in harbor movement notes. Vessels such as Charles L Jeffrey Susie H Davidson Devonian Mexicano and Grecian are listed with towages lading and assistance roles in Vineyard Sound and coastal ports.

Fall River Gresham Devonian Liverpool Mexicano Philadelphia New Orleans George Hawley Sewalls Point Malden Baltimore H. F. Dimock New York Middlesex Bristol Norfolk San Jose Havana Port Limon Grecian Bay State Mercury Vineyard Sound Juniata Waltham New Bedford Newport

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