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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1913
Page
10
Excellent physical condition and accurate short passing helped the B A A five beat McGill University seven 7 to 4 last evening at the Boston Arena. The game was among the fastest and roughest seen at the local rink this year with play at top speed throughout.
Boston A A defeated McGill 7 to 4 in a rough hockey exhibition marked by frequent suspensions. Nate Foster led with standout plays and Clifford added a pivotal goal as Hicks, Osgood, and Hornblower contributed in a high pace second half. Referees kept the rough play in check as Boston A A pulled away after intermission.
The Giants travel to Marlin and the Athletics head to San Antonio within days as travel plans unfold. The White Candin will be unloading in California as the winter season nears its end.
Pepe Conte of La Presna Havana, a leading Cuban baseball advocate, attended the world series games in Havana and New York and sent play by play reports to his paper, illustrating Cuban interest in the American game.
A Havana letter portrays Gonzalez as a sensational catcher with speed and hitting prowess. Conte notes his art of signaling, defense against fast runners, and a 3383 batting average on December 27 against top Cuban pitchers. Bulger’s Cuban all-star picks underscore a growing international recognition.
Philadelphia manager Wiler reports Boston Nationals declined to waive on Dodge the Phillies third baseman last season. Waivers were also asked on Fineran the pitcher from Norfolk. Dodge showed fielding speed but slumped at bat late in Philadelphia run. he had a solid mark in Pittsburg where Dooin first spotted him.
Bridgeport of the Eastern Association wants Frank O Rourke the youngster who had a trial at short for the Boston Braves last season but did not hit well and to stay.
Luther McCarthy announced he will not fight Jack Johnson or any Black boxer while he holds the heavyweight title. He said an unwritten clause binds him to keep the title in the white race unless public demand forces a match. He added he could beat any opponent but will yield to public demand if necessary. He declined to comment on a wife and child story.
The NYAC and BA A squads, rising stars from the amateur scene, prepare to clash in a major indoor season showing. A highly anticipated NEA A A A meeting at the Boston AA tonight also spotlights Harvard Tech athletes and the ongoing Withington case decision.
Baseball managers and players insist Connie proved his strength when a pair of young pitchers stepped up. The Athletics see the big play ahead as AL pennant winners in 1913.
Eight hundred fifty pupils at Lynn English High School circulate a city wide petition for a fully equipped gym. A mass meeting resolved to gather signatures from citizens to force city government to recognize the need. Class presidents organize signers with slips to each member. aim is over 20 000 signatures within a week to spur action.
George Sandele defeated Charles Legart in two straight falls at the Grand Opera House. The first fall lasted 28.30 minutes and the second 8.60 minutes, both by hammer lock as G V. Tuohey refereed. Legart fought hard but was overwhelmed by Sandele's weight and rough house tactics.
In a prize match at National alleys Roxbury Nationals defeated Shawmut pin splitters three straight with a 1354 to 120 tally. A large crowd watched the rivalry and Roxbury Athletics and Bay Views of South Boston are set to clash on the same alleys.
Al Palzer the big Iowan died game in defeat on New Year’s Day. The bout drew strong bets on McCarthy, with pundits split on the outcome. Tonight’s lightweight title bout in New England pits Gilbert Gallant and Ray Woods at Mechanics Hall, stirring expectations. Gallant arrived in Manchester with praise from observers who saw him in action. Woods also reached Manchester ahead of the fight.
The article praises McCarthy for a decisive victory over Palzer, noting his precise straight lefts and relentless pressure. It highlights Palzer’s bravery, McCarthy’s superior technique, and speculation on future contenders like Willard and Wells, while remarking on coaching by Tom O’Rourke and the lack of cipher use.
The New York American League club gains the right to sign Frank Chance as manager after receiving formal release papers from Cincinnati owner August Herrmann. President Farrell paid 1500 dollars and a Chicago meeting with Chance is set, giving the Yankees clear title to Chance's services.
Mike Donlin joins the Phillies in a move marking his sixth National League berth. The veteran outfielder has previously played for St. Louis Cincinnati Boston New York and Pittsburgh, and was once with the Baltimore American League club.
Manager George StaHings of the Boston Braves has six catchers on his list besides Johnny Kling. All but one Gonzales the Cuban have had enough experience to call them seasoned.
A bush pitcher named Andrade in California has fanned 3856 batters in 81 games an average of nearly 12 per contest. Connie Mack seems to have overlooked a bet.
Manager Kitty Bransfield of the Montreal team seeks a reliable first baseman to replace Fournier. If no upgrade is found, Bransfield may have to handle the position himself next season.
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