LSU Stars Hold Harvard All Stars 0 0 In Baton Rouge
The LSU stars and the Harvard All-Star team played to a scoreless 0 to 0 tie in Baton Rouge. Coaches praised the exhibition as the finest football seen in Louisiana.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1911
Page
10
The LSU stars and the Harvard All-Star team played to a scoreless 0 to 0 tie in Baton Rouge. Coaches praised the exhibition as the finest football seen in Louisiana.
Louisiana stars, mostly new to the lineup, impressed in a windy game against Harvard though Harvard was hampered by travel. The contest featured limited passing success for Harvard and no notable spectacular plays as wind affected kicking.
Cy Young draws envy from old-time players for 21 years of big pay. Nap scout Bob Gilks notes his many trips to the window. Jack Adams asks about it. Gilks replies he mostly went to minor league windows before.
Condit's Tuesday evening dances at Odd Fellows Hall 515 Tremont Street Boston attract large crowds new maple floor advertised plans indicate growing popularity and social appeal of the event.
Johnny Kilbane of Cleveland edged Patsy Brannigan of Pittsburg in a 12 round feature bout held in Canton Ohio today with a slight margin of victory noted by observers.
Haur Duffeys column highlights Harvard’s Pooch Donovan shaping Crim son athletes for a standout indoor season. It notes rivalries among Penn, Cornell, Yale and Princeton coaches, predicts close races, and mentions stars like Reggie Foster and Jim Ten Eyck’s crew along with pro influence and upcoming meets at Mechanics Building.
A collage of notes on sports topics and athletic rules. Harvard captain Boston-Ham Fish led 1909 football against Yale and lost. References to boxing tournaments, track at Irvington street, and AAU registration rules. Mentions about Johnson Langford boxing, amateur status, and contacts for event registrations.
Young Donahue of Boston and Cy Smith of Hoboken fought 10 fast rounds in Albany today ending in a draw. Donahue led early on points while Smith's aggression earned him an even break.
Worcester debuts in new uniforms by defeating Fall River 4 to 3 in a brisk afternoon game. Mansfield and Doherty starred with goals from Harper and Mallory, while Cunningham and Lincoln led Fall River. Referee Menard and timer Dowd officiated the contest.
Afternoon and evening hockey results list New Haven defeating Taunton 8 to 2 while Worcester hosts Fall River 4 to 3 and Hartford beats New Bedford 9 to 4 with New Haven also routing New Bedford 8 to 3.
The Boston Arena hosted a tough ice hockey contest where the Bruins defeated Dartmouth 3 to 1. The match featured relentless effort and fast, physical play from start to finish, earning praise for its hard work though not spectacular moments.
Tech edges Dartmouth 3 1 as Hurlburt nets two goals and M Stucklen adds another. Wells scores for Dartmouth while Bakewell shines in goal. Time 20 minutes halves. Referee Donald Umpire Tingley.
One event announced for the February B A A meet features a Penn State versus Cornell team race already decided as part of the program.
Boston officials fielded routine business while Hub Perdue, a 21-year-old Nashville Southern League pitcher, signed with the team after Brooklyn clubs declined to waive him. Billy Hamilton visited, clashed with Tenney and Walsh over curved bats, ending in a draw.
Patsy Donovan credits rival managers for forcing Boston against left handed pitchers. He notes Speaker Gardner and Hooper benefited from extra practice hitting left handers, helping them improve against both sides before the season ended.
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