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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1919
Page
14
In a high profile matchup, Best faces Secured in a marquee contest at a neutral venue. Coaches emphasize discipline and defense as both teams seek momentum, with key players set to debut new lineups and strategies.
The Boston Sunday Post Magazine presents a curated collection drawn from critic E. J. O'Brien's official list. The edition highlights literary critique, author profiles, and selection notes reflecting O'Brien's influential taste and historic scope.
Dorothy Canfield is highlighted with her short fiction. The Squirrel Cage prompts greater interest in her three best stories, especially A Fair Exchange set to appear in the Sunday Magazine.
Donn Byrne first gained literary attention with Stories Without Women. A world traveler and editor, Byrne has contributed prolifically to major magazines.
Mary Lerner, author of popular humanly drawn romances, gained fame for works such as Midsummer Nights and Sixteen. Her stories blend intimate character portraits with accessible emotional arcs and engaging prose.
Burton Kline notes how Mr Perkins and similar shops boost his popularity as a writer through humorous and pointed critique. The piece highlights consumer reactions and the cultural appeal of satire in retail settings.
The writer Sherwood Anderson gains a wide audience as Winesburg Ohio reshapes fiction with its quiet portrayal of ordinary lives and modest heroism.
A $1000 reward is offered for information leading to the arrest of Alli Tuarilainen suspected in the murder and possible rape of Mrs. Carolyn W. Brown of Rockland Maine. Autopsy confirms fatal club blows. authorities and Pinkerton agents pursue leads across Maine including Brunswick Standish and Portland while public fear rises.
D H Treanor, Boston Latin manager, seeks spring schedule with Greater Boston rivals. Newton High has been Latin’s April 19 foe, but Garden City joins Suburban league and Patriots' Day league game requires new opponent. Latin aims midweek games against Suburban league teams with Maley brothers leading the club and Roly Riley as ace pitcher.
Major Thomas L. Walsh brother of Senator-elect David I. Walsh says boxing remains trustworthy after the Philadelphia boxer Young Terry McGovern dies from injuries in a bout with Frankie Britt in Boston. The Roxbury Court hearing on manslaughter for Britt is continued for further evidence and grand jury review.
Wakefield High School resumes track activity with Armory training sessions and a promising lineup. Captain Ray Batten and coach Duggan lead a squad featuring sprinters Draper Frizell and strong shot putter Low, aiming for points in events like the 600. Interclass meet on Jan 10 kicks off the schedule ahead of meets against Huntington Medford Lynn English and Newton.
The piece portrays General Pershing as backing armed force with sound judgment during the Moro conflicts in Laguna. It highlights his long career and notes the upcoming installment in the Boston Sunday Post.
Boxing clubs and amateur groups plan several tournaments starting with the St Patrick’s A C in Brockton tonight in weight classes 108 115 and 125 pounds open. Promoters schedule Kid Lewis vs Dyer in Welter class next Monday while Wakefield A A stages its third meet with 115 125 and 135 pound novice bouts.
Next week the Boston Sunday Post profiles General Pershing and his career against the Macus Moros. It details how he faced strong Moro forces and achieved decisive victories in the Philippine conflict. The piece quotes Pershing’s own words about his wartime methods and challenges.
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