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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1912

Page

10

Not Guilty but It Won’t Happen Again

Cincinnati dispatch reports the final official action on the ticket scalping scandal that followed last October’s world series. Commission evidence shows scalping occurred in New York and Philadelphia but finds no collusion by New York National or Philadelphia American League owners managers players or employees.

Cincinnati New York Philadelphia National Baseball Commission New York National National Commission Commission New York Club St. James August Herrmann B. B. Johnson J. Lynch

Scalping Prejudice Spurs Call for Law in Nutshell

The piece notes scarce tickets among speculators and urges a law to prohibit ticket scalping, criticizing illegitimate resale. It hints clubs did not supply scalped tickets and frames scalping as an issue needing regulation.

College Hockey Opens as Princeton Faces Dartmouth at Arena

Boston hosts intercollegiate hockey as Princeton meets Dartmouth tonight at the Boston Arena. Princeton, led by captain Kay and standout Hobe Baker, seeks to extend an early season surge after streaking past Williams and Yale, while Dartmouth counters with veterans Wells Bullard and Barret in goal to challenge the Tigers.

Arena Tonight Boston Princeton Dartmouth Boston Arena Collegians Tiger Ed Hogan Wells Bullard Barret Williams Cleveland Yale Blue New Haven Hobe Baker Sam White Baker Hobe St. Paul Kay Blair McKinney Kalbfleisch Emmons

College sports predictions and boxing news from Harvard to Langford

The article surveys Harvard coaching, potential weaknesses, and stars like Pooch Donovan Quinn and Al Shrubb. It discusses boxing promoter activity in New York with Sam McVey Langford, and compares Cornell and Princeton hockey and football prospects with Dartmouth, noting local fan interest and expected crowds.

Harvard Crimson Pooch Donovay Bill Quinn al Shrubb Donovan Quinn Hugh McIntosh Sam McVey Sam Langford Australia McVey Langford Joe Woodman Joe Jeanette

Coast Artillery Games to Open Indoor Season at South Armory

Leese Bennie Osthues initiates plans for Coast Artillery Corps games at the South Armory on January 27. Local clubs including Harvard, Tech, and the B. A. A. will bring full teams, and organizers expect a strong start to the indoor season with open events for standout performers.

Harry Hillman Harmon Maine University Bennie Osthues Old Guard Coast Artillery Corps South Armory Harvard Tech B. A

Dal e sues boxer Nelson for 100 in New Hampshire

Monte Dale, a local boxer, sues former lightweight world champion Oscar Nelson in Hillsboro County Superior Court seeking 100 allegedly owed from a Oct 2 1911 15 round bout in Manchester. Nelson vows to fight the suit and offer to bring the case to trial, claiming no debt.

Manchester N. H Sult Oscar Matthew Nelson Monte Dale Dale Hillsboro County Mechanics’ Hall Daniel Gallagher New York Gallagher Osgood & Osgood Jesse BR. Pettee

Magner resigns after 30 years as Westboro chief of police

Westboro announces the resignation of William Magner after three decades of service as deputy sheriff and town chief of police. He states he is entitled to a rest after 30 years of continuous work for the town.

Westboro William Magner Magner

Newton's Ice Carnival Shines at Brae Burn Pond

The first winter carnival at the Brae Burn Country Club West Newton drew hundreds of Newton society folk to an artificial pond lit by many lamps. Skating and ice sports ran from 8 to 11 with a large bonfire at one end. E. F. Wood F. B. Witherbee and H. L. Burrage led the organizing committee.

Brae Burn West Newton Newton Society Freli E. F. Wood F.B. Witherbee H. L. Burrage

Free Drinking Cups on New Haven Road Initiative

New York New Haven Hartford Railroad will provide, without charge, individual paper drinking cups for use on its trains. Cups are parafined to be reusable and used to comply with a law eliminating common drinking cups in public places. The change takes effect January.

New Haven, Conn New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company

Automobile News and Club Formation in Norwood

Sasaee Hudson of Alco Company led a stag tour for Providence sales staff. New England agents and Mitchell Motor Car reps visited. James Fortescue announces a Norwood automobile club with 49 members. National Auto Association to meet Jan 10 at 4 p.m. Police warn motorists on Boston traps and signal rules at key intersections. Kissel Kar New England discusses legacy of Kissel Kar and linked former Cambridge bank employee's arrest.

George Hudson Alco Company Providence American Locomotive Company M. L. Carson New E England Mitchell Motor Car Company of New York Lawrence Stanley James Fortescue Massachusetts State Automobile Association Automobile Club Norwood A. M. Round George S. Wood R. W. Hewins National Automobile Association Beacon Building Beacon Street Automobile Legal Association Boston Columbus Avenue Ruggles Whittier Roxbury Court Mountfort Street Audubon Circle Commonwealth Avenue Massachusetts Avenue Charles Gate Tremont Street Park and Boylston Blue Hill Avenue Morton Street Lauriat Avenue Boylston Huntington Avenue Dartmouth West Newton Streets H. B. Pruden Kissel Kar New England Wisconsin Massachusetts Kissel Kar Company George W. Coleman National Bank of Cambridge

Connection Between Old and New Corporations Denied

The statement asserts that years ago there was no link between the old corporation and the new one and that officials of the former have no connection with the present state entity.

Readers vote on the 20 greatest boxers of all time

Fans supply a long list of contenders including Langford, Jeanette, Dempsey, Jeffries, Corbett, Ketchel, Gans, Fitziimons, Burns and many others. The Sporting editor notes humorous additions like Mr Howlett and comments on a prior Langford Jeanette bout.

Joe Walcott Kid Lavigne George Dixon Joe Gans Jack McAuliffe Terry McGovern Young Corbett Stanley ‘Ketchel Battling Nelson Abe Attell Jack John MM. J. BE. K Brighton Ike Weir Young Griffo Frank Erne Billy Smith Jack Dempsey Bob Whitzimmons Stanley Ketchel Kid McCoy Sam Langford Jem Mace John I. Sullivan Jim Jeffries Jack Johnson Phil Howlett Atlantic Avenue John J. Sullivan Jake Kilrain Patsey Sheppard Joe Goss Tom Marly Peter Maher Dunkhorst Rob Lee Jack Munroe Henry, Placke Steve O'Donnell Deacon Smith Joe Grim Blue Fox Munroe Bob Green Jake McArthur Saxeyv Joyce Dan McGovern Hippy Horner Tom Sayers Mr. Howlett

Corbett Knocks Out Sullivan in 21 Rounds in New Orleans

Answers to queries list Joe Walcott Kid Sealer and Hector McInnes. J H I Roxbury Jim Corbett and John L Sullivan fought in New Orleans on Sept 7 1892. Corbett won by a knockout in 21 rounds. Massachusetts Coast Artillery Corps handicap track meet scheduled Jan 27 at South Armory Irvington St. Entry blanks from J Frank Facey and B B Osthues. Collegian Cornell won the intercollegiate hockey championship last season.

Joe Walcott Kid Sealer Hector McInnes Roxbury Jim Corbett John L. Sullivan New Orleans Corbett Massachusetts Coast Artillery Corps South Armory Irvington Street J. Frank Facey Prospect Street Cambridgeport B. B. Osthues Cornell

Melrose High Dominate Lynn English 42 to 16

Melrose High School routed Lynn English High School 42 to 16 at the Melrose YMCA gym. Star of the game led with seven floor baskets and numerous points as Melrose secured the home victory before about 150 spectators.

Melrose High Lynn English Melrose Y. M Melrose H Lynn F. H Wholley Sackett Hewitt Bassett Neotel Pace Hamil Hewitt Peabody Davidson Curtis Haslam McOniiel McKay Sackett Stantial Berry Melrose Lynn Whalley Holt Peabody Wentzell McKay Merrill Moore

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