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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1910

Page

13

Harvard hockey outlook bright after Cornell win

Harvard's hockey team shows strong form after a 5 to 0 victory over Cornell. Captain Hicks scored four of the five Crimson goals, leading a fast, skilled attack that could challenge for another intercollegiate title. Defense remains a concern but forward lines boast veteran talent and promising substitutes.

Harvard Cornell Ithacans Crimson Hicks St. Nicholas Columbia Princeton Huntington Winsor Foster Blackall Smart Chadwick

Princeton Announces 1910 Baseball Schedule With 28 Games

Manager Donovan lists 28 games for the Princeton team in 1910 with two potential tie games against Yale and Harvard. The slate includes dates at Princeton and away against Georgetown, NYU, Williams, Brown, Harvard, Yale, and others through June, with key clashes at Lawrenceville and New Haven.

Princeton N. J Donovan Yale Harvard Richmond State League Richmond Richmond College Georgetown University Washington Bowdoin Dickinson New York University Ursinus New York American League Villa Nova Columbia Williams Brown Providence Trinity Lawrenceville Penn State Pennsylvania Philadelphia Fordham Lafayette Cambridge Amherst New Haven Holy Cross

High School Hockey and Basketball Plights in Boston Area

The piece details a late season focus on high school hockey and basketball in Boston and suburbs. It notes poor ice and delayed rink openings, strong showings by Melrose, Medford, Arlington, and Rindge, and a looming Boston Arena opening. It also covers waning interest in high school basketball, shifting league standings in the Boston High School League, and key players like Moody, O'Day, Conley, and Arm strong shaping the races.

Boston Melrose High Rindge Arlington High Medford High Arlington Milton Medford Lexington High Malden English Dorchester Scrubs Cambridge Commerce Dorchester Brighton High Charlestown Brighton East Boston Bird Ayr Stuart Maguire Peterson Conley

Langford Megafight Plans Stopped in Pittsburg

Sam Langford will not box in Pittsburg on January 18 as Safety Director John Moran vows to refuse an event permit. Montana Jack Sullivan was slated to meet Langford by Empire A. C. but Moran says only six men could stand up to Langford, listing Jeffries Johnson Kaufmann Ketchel Papke and Philadelphia Jack O'Brien as the only feasible opponents in the city.

Pittsburg Penn Sam Langford John M. Moran Montana Jack’ Sullivan Langford Empire A. C Moran Jeffries Johnson Kaufmann Ketchel Papke Philadelphia Jack O’brien Sam

Old Fox Bans Alcohol on Reds in 1920s Temperance Move

Cincinnati rumor says Clarke Griffith will enforce a no drinking policy for the Reds. He vows a water wagon crackdown before the season begins and may employ detectives to monitor players for temperance violations.

Cincinnati Reds Clarke Griffith Fox Griffith Cincinnatis

Stagg Accepts Columbia Association Football Challenge

Chicago January 9 Coach A A Stagg of the University of Chicago said he received a request from Columbia University for an association football game and has agreed to play. The date is not set but Stagg issued a call for players at the Chicago institution.

Chicago A. A. Stagg University of Chicago Columbia University

Thousands Skate Far On New Charles River Basin

Thousands enjoyed skating on the new Charles River Basin from Cambridge Street to Watertown Dam. The 10 mile ice sheet drew crowds of skaters and hockey games, with speed skaters, ice boats, and possible sleighing when cold weather continues.

New Charles River Basin Charles River Cambridge Street Watertown Boston

Weekday and weekend high school basketball schedule listed

The schedule lists Tuesday through Saturday games across Boston area schools. Notable matchups include Commercial High versus South Boston High and East Boston High against Brighton High, with several divisions and leagues noted across various campuses.

Arlington and Cambridge Matchups Highlight City Basketball Slate

Monday schedule lists English High against Rindge M TI and at Cambridge with Arlington High facing Cambridge Latin at Arlington while Dorchester High clashes with Mechanic Arts. Strong local teams compete in district matchups across venues.

English High Rindge M. TI Cambridge Arlington High Cambridge Latin Arlington Dorchester High Mechanic Aris

School teams schedule and matchups across towns

The listing shows forthcoming high school games by day across towns including Winchester Roxbury Latin Somerville Melrose Medford Newton Milton Winchester Andover Milton Cambridge Medford Arlington Malden Brookline Dorchester and Rindge. Matches include Wellesley Eng lish Dorchester and Medford teams with several venues such as Winchester Somerville Milton and Cambridge.

Commercial High South Boston High Commercial English High East Boston High Dorchester High Charlestown High Dorchester Boston Latin West Roxbury High Watts Andover Winchester High St. John’s Prep Winchester Boston College High Ve. Revere High Gestion College Rock Ridge Hall Elm Hill School Rock Ridge Lowell Textile Boston Normal Lowell Roxbury High Mechanic Arts High Roxbury Brighton High East Boston South Boston Lowell Commercial School Somerville High Tech Somerville Braintree High Cohasset High Cohanset West Roxbury Melrose High Thayer Academy Braintree Newton High S. Rock Ridge Hall Wellesley Boston Colane High Dana Franklin Field Roxbury Latin Peesday Medford High Melrose Milton High Newton Malden High Engish High Milton Academy Cambridge Latin Milton Medford Wellesley High Arlington High Arlington Brookline High Malden Rindge M. T. S Cambridge Medford Bort Club

Jack Johnson Arrives for Exhibition at Local Theatre

World heavyweight champion Jack Johnson arrived in town yesterday with manager George Little and a corps of sparring partners. He is billed as the headliner at the Old Town theatre and will box three rounds with a sparring partner and demonstrate his fighting method.

Jack Johnson Ftoward Iis George Little Johnson

Colored fighter's plan to face Jeffries at upcoming mill

The article outlines the boxer's preparation for his match with Jeffries and his strategy to win, addressing disputes about the coming mill. John son is billed to appear in the afternoon and evening shows daily this week.

Jeffries Jeff Johnson

Banquet in Honor of Westinghouse

George Westinghouse president of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers will be honored at a reception and dinner at the Somerset Hotel Friday January 21 at 6 p m. Attendees include incoming ASCE president, AIEE president, and Boston Society president. Charles B Edwards will present a lantern slide talk on North Dakota battleship machinery. Non members are invited.

George Westinghouse American Society of Mechanical Engineers H-tel Somerset American Society of Civil Engineers American Institute of Electrical Engineers Lewis B. Stillwell Boston Society George B. Francis North Dakota Charles B. Edwards Fore River Shipbuilding Company

Woman rifles self to death at home after quarrel

Mrs Partridge, long troubled by melancholia, shot herself in the heart with a revolver as her husband Partridge found her partly disrobed in their home. The bullet lodged in the wall. They planned a winter at Southern Pines and had wintered at Rangeley Lakes. Survived by husband and three sons, former Mrs Briggs.

Partridge Southern Pines N. C Rangeley Lakes Durell Somerville Manchester N. H A. C. Briggs L. W. Briggs Arlington Heights Charles Briggs F. M. Briggs Whitman

Woman Braves Flames to Save Her Home

Mrs. Bissell entered a burning den to rescue irreplaceable valuables including Venetian mirrors tapestries and engravings. Her hands blistered hair singed she dragged down tapestries and pushed a glass case into the floor as neighbors and firemen aided her escape. The den was gutted and the hall mirror shattered as stained glass warped in the heat.

Robert Bissell Manchester Townsend Street Walnut Avenue Mr. Hawes Mr. Appleton Elms Hill Mra Bissell

No Speed Limit Dance At Taxicab Ball Tonight

Taxicab drivers plan a no speed limit dance at Paul Revere Hall tonight marking their first reunion since buzz wagons arrived. Frank J. Riley chairs arrangements with James Sullivan on floor duty and a committee including Frank Benson Charles Marley M J O'Brien John Kelley Fred Morrison and M J Roach. The theatre chorus will receive complimentary taxis after shows and a vaudeville intermission features Morrisey and Grant and William Evans.

Paul Revere Hall Frank J. Riley James Sullivan Frank Benson Charles Marley M. J. O’brien John Kelley Fred Morrison M. J. Roach Morrisey Grant William Evans

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