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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1910

Page

12

Fewer Games on Spring Trip For Red Sox and Doves

The Red Sox and Doves plan shorter spring trips with few exhibition games. President Taylor and President Dovey return to town, outlining routes to Augusta Ga and Hot Springs Ark and schedules from March to April. Casey visits Red Sox headquarters but has yet to finalize with Navin for a Tigers contract.

Red Sox Doves Taylor Dovey Boston Cincinnati Augusta Lake Dave Shean New York Philadelphia Nationals Atlanta Birmingham Ala Chattanooga Knoxville Tenn Hot Springs Springs Donovan Nashville Memphis Worcester Vanigans Dreyfuss Pittsburg Detroit Casey Tiger Navin The Tigers San Antonio

Melrose High Hockeyists Whitewash Medford High

Melrose High defeated Medford High in a fast, exciting pond game. Jones and Wanamaker led Melrose with five and three goals respectively, while Medford’s defense and forwards struggled. Referee Wentworth, umpires Moore and Stanford. Time two 20 minute periods.

Melrose Medford High Medford Norton Johnson Wanamaker Jones Melrose H. S&s .Medford H MOMGS Aaa F H. Fahey Wanamaker Baker McKeon Bennett Barrett McDonald C. Pi Ec. P Pierson Coomncys Eecceescsaaes Norton Vprsa

Brae-Burn Tops Arlington Boat Club 11 to 2 in West Newton

Brae-Burn Country Club hockey team dominated Arlington Boat Club 11 to 2 at the West Newton rink. Notable scorers include Paine and Whittemore for Brae-Burn and Clifford and Taylor for Arlington. Summary credits Knowles Foote Paine Whittemore Ford and Taylor with multiple goals. Umpire Brett. Time two 29 minute periods.

Newton, Jan. U Brae-Burn Arlington Boat Club West Newton Paine and Whittemore Clifford and Taylor Arlingtons Arlington B. C. Tnowies Johnson Poole Clifford CG Mackay Sloane Oleic Itcevineensiensnst Taylor Whittemore C. Deessececeses c. P Pierce Phievce P. Dunbar Knowles Foote Paine Whittemore Clifford Brett

Newton High Rolls Up Total of 7 Points

Newton High defeated Milton High 7 to 0 on the Brae-Burn Rink. Hopkins and Washburn led Newton with four and two goals respectively, while Emerson Honey and Shea Weaver contributed to the scoring effort.

Newton High Newton Jan. i Choo Milton High Brae-Burn Hopas Washburn Newton H. Milton H. Hopkins F.cecccser Hamilton

Rindge Manual Training School Beats Somerville 2–0 at Broad Street

The Rindge manual training school ice hockey team won 2 to 0 against Somerville High yesterday at Broadway Field. Green Fritz and Baker starred for Rindge, while Garland and Donahue led Somerville in a hard fought game.

Rindge Manual Training School Somerville High Broadway Field Green Fritz Baker Garland Donahue Somerville

Multiple Basketball Games Today Across Several Colleges and High Schools

Princeton faces C C N Y at Princeton while Tufts meets Wesleyan in Middletown and Brown plays Worcester Tech in Providence. Local high school and amateur matches include Dorchester High versus Commercial High, Tufts B team against Andover, Winchester against St Johns Prep, and more across Roxbury, North Easton, Cambridge, Somerville, and other venues. Intercollegiate hockey includes Harvard at Stadium and Dartmouth at St Nicholas rink with several AAU and company bouts.

Hyde Park A. A St. Alphonsus Hall Roxbury Attleboro North Harvard Columbia Dartmouth Princeton St. Nicholas Rink New York Rindge M. T. S Andover Milton Academy Cambridge Latin Milton Brae-Burn Somerville Hockey Club

Dawson Shines for Boston College High School Court

Dawson, a standout BC High School basketball player, plays a fast game this season and ranks among Greater Boston’s top schoolboy players.

Dawson Greater Boston

Commerce School Triumph Over South Boston in Fast Basketball Duel

The High School of Commerce defeated South Boston High 22 to 19 in a lively afternoon game at the Commerce gym with Joe Norton and Captain Armstrong starring for Commerce. South Boston second team fell 17 to 5 as Kane and Archdeacon stood out. Attendance was about 500 for both games, with O’Brien refereeing and Husted noting scorers.

Commerce Gym High School of Commerce South Boston High Joe Norton Armstrong Commerce Grant Lane South Boston Saddie J. Kane Archy Archdeacon H. S Sarerion Kane Dabrar Wise Corbatt Doyle Casey London L. F Archdeacon Kindred Meigsade R. F Conway Murrin Doyle Kindred Corbett Kane Brennan O’ Brien Husted Timer

Boston College Girls Slash Young Men's Lyceum 41 to 10

In Westfield at Columbia Hall on January 11 the Boston College girls defeated the local Young Men's Lyceum team 41 to 10. Illness sidelined two regulars. Shea and McCarthy started as substitutes. Preliminary: Westfield Lyceum Juniors beat Holyoke Boys' Club 34 to ? Attendance was 150. referee Halla officiated.

Westfield Lyceum Boston College Columbia Hall Shea McCarthy Miss Holden L. F Houghton McCarthy Halla Westfield Lyceum Juniors Holyoke Boys’ Club

Boston Latin Defeats West Roxbury in Ragged Drill Hall Game

West Roxbury led by Smith who scored all 18 points but Boston Latin dominated 44 to 18. Key moments: Fish injured by a gun rack, Murray and Halligan starred for Latin School, while Tate appeared in street clothes. The Latin second team won 16 to 13.

Boston Latin Drill Hall West Roxbury High Boston Latin Fish Latin School Murray Tate Halligan Gorman Smith West Roxbury Tater Whittemore Fish Soucy Heath O’ Reilly Logan Teehan

Dartmouth 31 MIT 17 in season opener here

Dartmouth opened its basketball season with a 31 to 17 win over MIT at Hanover. Brady and Mullen led Dartmouth with strong team play while Parker of Technology drew attention for fouled shots. Attendance was about 600 as Frank Hardy refereed.

Crocker Brady R. B Bemmis Darling Gibson Jones C. Parker Dingle Johnson Mensel Hoban Hargraves Dartmouth M. Tss Ae Brady Mullen Mensel Dingle Parker Frank Hardy Cushing Bankart

Pilgrim Five Dominate Immanuel in Easy League Win

Pilgrim Congregational basketball team defeated Immanuel Baptist 33 to 1 at Cambridge Y M C A gym. Olson led Pilgrim with six floor goals and five fouls drawn, supported by F Chamberlain and N Chamberlain. Mariner scored for Immanuel, with Ramsay as referee and 150 in attendance.

Pilgrim Congregational Immanuel Baptist Cambridge Y. M. C. A Olson Chamberlain Mariner Pilgrim Immanuel F. Chamberlain Berg L. B Leland Coleman Phillips Balcomb N. Chamberlain Parry, Page Mariner, Y. Disiseccsesenrseese l Cabot Olson S. F Greenwood N. Chamberlain Coleman Cabot Ramsay Weeks Hoyt

Trinity Grants Narrow 17 16 Victory Over Yale

Trinity edged Yale 17 to 16 in New Haven. Trinity led 12 to 4 at halftime as Yale rallied in the second half to close the gap to one point. Gildersleeve Abbey Cook Goodwin scored for Trinity with Fennessley and Eames contributing for Yale. Referee Tom Thorpe of Columbia officiated. Time of halves was 29 minutes.

New Haven Trinity Yale Goodwin Capen Drew Pitman Cook Fennessley Gildersleeve Abbey Carroll Fennessey Eames Tom Thorpe Columbia

Dreyfuss Retains 20 Percent Against Winter Play

Pittsburg January 11. The new contracts for Pittsburg players include a clause by National League headquarters to retain 20 percent of salaries to prevent players from engaging in hockey basketball or baseball during the winter.

Pittsburg National League Dreyfuss

Andover Opens Hockey Season Against Rindge

Andover faces Rindge M T 5 of Cambridge tomorrow in a season opener. Captain Martin and Grover Felts have led daily practice as three veterans cannot play. Strong defense by Paine Reynolds and Wheeler may trouble Rindge’s scoring as the fast visitors seek an early edge.

Andover M. T Cambridge Martin Grover Felts Yale Rindge Rogers Palmer Paine Cover Point Reynolds Point Wheeler

Auto Show at Madison Square Garden Draws Big Crowd

New York January 11 crowds pack Madison Square Garden for the Association of Licensed Automobile Manufacturers Show. Cadillacs showcase five cars plus an open chassis, Pierce-Arrow tours Cars from Franklin and Columbia models highlight 1910 details and cooling innovations.

New York Association of Licensed Automobile Manufacturers Madison Square Garden United States Bofton Cadillac Pierce-Arrow Motor Car Company Buffalo Franklin Columbia

Harvard Faces Columbia In First League Game

Harvard meets Columbia at Soldiers Field in Cambridge in the opening league series. The Crimson, with a strong lineup, aims for victory following Columbia’s one goal loss to Princeton and Harvard’s 5 to 0 win over Cornell. Harvard’s lineup includes Leslie Hicks Gardner Hornblower Foster Huntington Smart Chadwick.

Harvard Columbia Soldiers Field Campridge Crimson Princeton Cornell Tech Leslie I. E Hicks 1. C Gardner R. E Hornblower Foster Huntington Smart Chadwick

Health Belt promises strength and vigor for daily battles

The ad claims the Health Belt provides vitality to fight early decline and backaches without drugs or privations. It promises the whole body is strengthened and readers will wake in the morning feeling fine. Free book available from Pp. Sanden Co., 501 Washington Street, Boston.

Sanden Co Washington Street Boston Mass

Pocket Time Savers advertising handbooks drive savings

The International Correspondence Schools offer compact hand books for electrical workers building trades machinists plumbers and fitters office workers. Each volume covers specific trades with data formulas and illustrations. Sold at 50 cents to 1.00 during a free exhibit at 9 Boylston Street Boston.

International Correspondence Schools Boylston Street Boston

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