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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1911

Page

10

Regulars Edge Yannigans by One Run in Redondo Exhibition

In Redondo Beach California Donovan's Regulars defeated the Yannigans 3 to 2 before about 1200 fans. The game exposed pitching weaknesses and the Red Sox manager faces a tough choice selecting a lineup from 40 candidates for Washington. Doc Moskiman joined the squad but is sidelined for a year.

Redondo Beach Cal California Boston Red Sox Donovan Yannigans Red Sox Washington Solomon Father Fitzgerald Redondo Doc Moskiman National Commission Moskiman John I. Taylor Buck O'Brien Brockton Hunt Sawyer Bill Carrigan Joe Wood Perry Purtell Verses Moser Engle Nebinger

Baseball in chilly coast wind draws fans to see stars

A foggy coastal game drew Los Angeles and Vernon fans despite cold wind and sloppy fielding. Veterans like Speaker and Carrigan impressed while Arellanes and Wood shone for the Regulars. Rain threatens practice next day as players tolerate poor hotel conditions.

Speaker Carrigan Wood Los Angeles Vernon Perry Hooper Arellanes Hunt Lewis

All Americans Beat All Nationals In High Scoring Game

In Americas Arkansas on February 26 the All Americans topped the All Nationals 38 to 5. McQuillan Summers and Clark each homered for the winners while Donovan played first and entertained a large Sunday crowd in a new role. Bush handled mid-season chances at shortstop as the game unfolded.

Hot Springs Ark All Americans All Nationals McQuillan Cincinnati Summers Detroit Clark Chicago Donovan Bush Willis Otey Lang Elliott Walker Stanage Hacket

Young Giants defeat Dallas 11 to 1 in eight innings

McGraw's young stars dominated Dallas as Ables struggled on the mound before a New York Americans trial. Becker slugged two triples and a single while the New York Nationals attacked early and often. The game ended after eight frames with the Giants securing an easy win.

Dallas Tex McGraw Ables New York Americans New York Nationals Becker Daee Ek Kelly Robertson Murphy Shantz Tezerau Hartley Gowdy

Ex-Champion Jim Jeffries Spotted at Redondo Ball Park

Ex-Champion Jim Jeffries and his wife were driven by the Redondo Beach ball park this afternoon but did not enter the grounds. He paused briefly outside the park with friends, keeping a low profile around the event location.

Redondo Beach Cal Redondo Jim Jeffries Ball Park

Sox Comeback Tale and Anson Remembered

The Chicago brand Sox fans hear of a Comeback Association season and recall Jake Beckley as a storied figure. The piece riffs on ancient folklore and sports nostalgia surrounding Cap Anson and Beckley in a rapidly arriving baseball season.

Sox Chicago Comeback Association Jake Beckley

Use only a good whiskey That s Ky Taylor

A brief ad notes a whiskey brand promotional line Read as a sale for a Ky Taylor whiskey offering a one dollar full quart price and a simple marketing slogan

Taylor

Records Set in Greater Boston Bowling Leagues

Best scores from last week in Greater Boston leagues show new world and city marks. Chelsea Square and Federal leagues report top team and individual figures including 1692 and 344 three-string totals and singles records.

Greater Boston Chelsea Square Greater Boston Greater Boston City League Walsh Baldwin Revere Federal Whipple Nne

Intercollegiate track move to Harvard and other notes

Arthur Duffey notes delegates chose Harvard to host the intercollegiate track meet. Syracuse cannot handle crowds, so Harvard gains. The era sees big moves including squash federation talks and exchanges about Major league talent. Wolgast-Brown boxing and other sports chatter fill the column with names Kraenzlein Myers Jewett Garrels and Mike Murphy’s selections.

Harvard Syracuse Boston Salt City Waldorf Mike Murphy Kraenzlein Myers Jewett and Garrels

Column Carrying On In Duffy's Absence With Sports Gossip

In Duffy's absence on his wedding trip, S P Carrick of the Post staff will conduct this column and answer sports questions. The writer notes Kid Gordon's five mile swim and remarks on pool game rules, team rosters, and manager Tenney favoring friends over newer talent, urging fresh faces in trades.

Duffey S. P. Carrick Kid Gordon West End Cabot Street

Dartmouth 10 Play 10 Games Announces Football Schedule

Dartmouth's 1936 football schedule lists 10 games seven at home with three new or returning opponents. Norwich University, Massachusetts College of Agriculture, Bowdoin, Colby, Holy Cross, Williams, Vermont, Amherst, Princeton and Harvard are set across September to November with venues in Hanover Amherst New York Cambridge.

Hanover N. H Dartmouth Colby Holy Cross Norwich University Massachusetts A. Cc Bowdoin Williams University of Vermont Amherst Princeton New York Harvard Cambridge

Vail Chosen Cornell Hockey Captain for 1933-34

Malcolm D. Vail of Highland Park Illinois has been elected captain of Cornell University hockey for next season. The junior goalkeeper earned all America honors this winter as a standout net minder for the Big Red.

Ithaca N. Y Cornell Malcolm D. Vail Highland Park Vail

Bouts of the Week Schedule of A. C. Professional Bouts

The list outlines Monday to Saturday boxing cards across multiple cities with pairs like Young Dyson vs Al Deliment and Freddie Welsh vs Matt Wells in London and New York bouts featuring Leach Cross and Willie Gibbs among many matchups. The slate notes venues such as Armory A and Quincy Rowing Association with numerous regional fighters and several title-free eliminations.

Young Dyson al Deliment Johnny Gallant Kid Miller Rhode Island Thornton R. I Freddie Welsh Matt Wells London Ome Williard Lang Jack Wildgang Hamilton Ont Young Donahoe Freddie West Brooklyn Leach Cross Willie Beecher New York Willie Gibbs Tommy Dixon Kansas City Charley White Benny Kaufman Columbus Quincy Quincy Rowing Association Kid Goodwin Johnny Glover Jerry Gaines Bob Lefavor Brockton

Alger Was Never in Any Trouble in Bout Controversy

The Philadelphia report claiming Referee McGuigan stopped the Alger Heffernan bout in round four to spare Alger was incorrect. Heffernan, a middleweight, faced an uneven contest. Alger was never in danger and even knocked Heffernan down twice in round one. The piece notes Lavin’s strong welterweight record and lists forthcoming matchups and venue odds across several cities.

Boston Philadelphia Jack McGuigan George Alger Joe Heffernan Alger Heffernan

Boston Promoter Faces Criticism Over Alger Bout Stoppage

Referee McGuigan admitted error after stopping the Alger bout, urged by Pat Moore’s manager Jimmy De Forest who claimed Alger was a “big boy.” Boston fans recall Alger’s size, Heffernan’s weight against him, and questions about McGuigan’s motives. Nearby matchups include Wolgast vs Brown in New York and Lavin vs Denning in Brooklyn as coverage notes tensions in boxing circles.

McGuigan Jimmy de Forest Pat Moore Alger de Forest Heffernan Boston Moore Armory Club Grover Hayes Hyde Park Philadelphia Jeffries Dave Deshler O’brien National Sporting Club of New York Ad Wolgast Grown Brown Wolgast K. O. Brown Gotham Boys Jack Denning Paddy Lavin Brooklyn Miah Murray Armory A. A Jimmy Gardner Tommy Quill Lavin Denning Quill Minh

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