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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1918

Page

11

Big shifts in outfielders across National League clubs

The Braves plan several spring changes with new faces in the outfield. Pirates add Casey Stengel to Max Carey and Carson Bigbee. Cardinals under Jack Hendricks may field one or two new outfielders while Betzel moves to infield. Dodgers expect no major changes with Wheat and Mciers. Johnston may challenge Stengel. Reds with Mathewson consider reshuffling with Roush secure. Magee could depart. Giants' lineup remains largely intact with Burns Kauff and Robertson.

Braves Pear Paskett Pittsburg Max Carey Carson Bigbee Casey Stengel Stengel Pirate St. Louis Jack Hendricks Jack Smith Walton Cruise Tom Leng Cruise Betzel Jack Miller Hendricks Brooklyn Zach Wheat Hi Mgers Dodgers Jimmy Johnston Hickman Johnston Cincinnati Christy Mathewson Ed Roush Tom Griffith Redland Sherwood Magee Neal Matty Giants McGraw Burns, Kauff and Robertson

League set for sweeping outfield changes before season starts

With most clubs reorganizing outer defences, the season promises major outfield shakeups. Stallings targets Wickland and a right handed hitter, while a secret Giants recruit may join Charley Herzog. Phillies add Cy Williams and Whitted shifts, Chicago eyes two fast men to flank Paskett, and Cubs debate first base and outfield alignments.

Giants Stallings Wickland Indianapolis Charley Herzog Braves Ed Koney Phillies Dode Paskert Centre Field Quakertown Chicago Cy Williams George Whitted Fred Luderus Pat Moran Frank Schulte Philadelphia Fred Mitchell Paskett Williams Mitch Mann Max Flack Harry Walter Fred Merkley Cubs Vic Saier Pittsburg Cubs Ap

Nightcap Cigar Reunion: Aid for Restful Slumber

The piece extols a good cigar as a soothing end to a busy day, convenient after lunch or a heavy dinner, and especially fitting before saying good night. It touts a specific old brand as the preferred choice, likening it to a father’s smoke.

Father

Wesleyan Men to Be Officers at Plattsburg Camp

Middletown Conn Jan 14 Wesleyan University will send several athletes to the third officers training camp at Plattsburg B C Froidevaux senior and former varsity tackle and acting captain for a time will join the camp also H R Sargent who played guard and centre and H R Laurich track man will be among the Wesleyan entrants for the military program.

Middletown Conn Plattsburg Wesleyan B. C. Froidevaux Boswell Navy Froidevaux Edgar Fauver H. R. Sargent H. R. Laurich

All Take Up Defi of Ress in Grand Opera House Card

The entry line promises a defiant showdown as Cyclone Ress challenges any or all four wrestlers set to meet in two matches at the Grand Opera House on Thursday night. Kilonis seeks Ress first, Montana claims Ress beat the Greek already, Jenn says Ress will top Kilonis then Goulet proposes waiting until after Thursday to choose a winner for a match with the blond Dane.

Cyclone Ress Grand Opera House Kilonis Ress Whille Montana Jenn Seys Goulet Ap Ervd Dane Ted Kid Lewis Mike O'Dowd Tommy Robson Malden Providence Joe McCarthy Malden Star Robson Britton Pat Reed Navy Young Goula Woonsocket

Viano Elected Captain at Lexington High School

Miss Madeline Viano, a junior, was yesterday elected captain of the Lexington High School basketball team succeeding Miss Helen Locke who will graduate next June. Viano plays wing and is described as fast and skilled. Edith Hill was chosen as the team's first student manager.

Madeline Viano Lexington High School Helen Fr. Locke Viano Edith Hill

Boxing Rumors and Prep for Brennan Levinsky Show

A Dan Morgan letter predicts light heavyweight champion Bat Levinsky will dominate Bill Brennan at the Grand Opera House this evening. Fans expect a strong undercard with Henry LeBeouff vs Banty Lewis and talk of Dempsey facing top heavyweights before a New England club.

Dan Morgan Bat Levinsky Bill Brennan Grand Opera House Dan Flynn Henry LeBeouff New Bedford Banty Lewis Jack Dempsey Dempsey Fred Fulton Harry Greb New England Willard Boston

War Tax on Rain Checks Proposed for Baseball Games

National and American leagues war tax committees plan a Washington meeting January 11 with the commissioner of internal revenue to discuss taxes on baseball. Secretary Heydler of the National League says the session will consider whether war taxes apply to rain checks presented at admission.

New York Washington Commissioner of Internal Revenue Fom Heydler National League

Fine Horsemen to Ride in Red Cross Show

First class riding may be seen in the cavalry mount class at the Red Cross horse show in uniform. The event benefits the Boston Metropolitan Chapter and will be held at the Park Riding School on Saturday afternoon and evening.

Brennan Bat Red Cross Boston American Red Cross Park Kenneth PD. Marlatt

First Troop Cavalry to Exhibit 18 Horses in Matinee Show

The First Troop of Cavalry Massachusetts State Guard showcases 18 mounts for a matinee class at Commonwealth armory. Captain Marlatt rides The Christian, with other entries including Mae Fancy Dick Baldy Prince Patsy Charley Norway Janet Pompey Nigger. Polo and stake races accompany the event as 75 plus horses stand ready.

Massachusetts State Guard State Guard Mae Fancy Baldy Prince Patsy Charley Norway Janet Pompey Kenneth D. Marlatt Boston Christian Joseph H. Collins William S. Youngman A. Franklin Goodwin Frances Flanders Helen Morton Louis K. Liggett Kenneth JH. Molbrook Newell Bent 808D Regiment Field Artilery Camp Devens Charles 8. Bird, Jr Endicott Lovell Q. A. Shaw McKean

W R A E Joins Navy as Boxing Instructor

Cambridge boxer Howard McRae has enlisted in the navy and joined instructor Billy Rolfe’s boxing school at the Charlestown navy yard. He is the lone lightman among instructors and will work with Charles Townsmen Joey Connolly Johnny Munice and Pat Reed of Bridgeport who will soon receive new assignments.

Howard McRae Cambridge Billy Rolfe Charlestown Navy Yard McRae Joey Connolly Charlestown Johnny Munice Pat Reed U. S Bridgeport

Special meeting on Lexington High hockey plan

A special meeting of hockey candidates at Lexington High School will be held today to decide whether the school will field a hockey seven this winter.

Lexington High School

Brookline High Triumphs 7 0 Over Rindge Tech in Hockey

Brookline High defeated Rindge Tech 7 to 0 in an Interscholastic Hockey League match at the Boston Arena. Faulkner scored five goals, with Mahan Threshie Collier and Horn also finding the net as Brookline dominated throughout the 15 minute periods. Kearns struggled for Rindge, while Gieselman relieved him late in the game.

Brookline High Rindge Tech Boston Arena Kearns Faulkner Brookline Rindge Rindge Terch Collier Bowker Smith Lion OG Aise Shea Threshie P. Mutch J. Rowe Whittemore Gieselman Mahan Threshie Horn Allei Taylor Hall Timer—Rowe Periors

Navy Yard Five Plays Tonight

The Navy Yard basketball five from Charles Town sails to Hingham to meet the Naval Training Station squad. Expected starters include Maranville at forward Bennett from Y M C A, Roy Green at center, and back Mil Killielea with Hugh Murphy joining from Cohasset and St. Alphonsus teams.

Navy Yard Charlestown Navy Yard Hingham Brophy Five Marty Killielea Hugh Murphy Cohasset St. Alphonsus

Freed From Man Who Didn’t Want a Home Divorce Decree Issued

Rachel Keeealman, a nurse, obtained a decree nisi from Judge Raymond in Suffolk divorce court against Moses F. She testified he did not want a home or children and refused to provide for her after their marriage.

Rachel Keeealman Raymond Suffolk Moses F

Princeton aims for formal college sports and broader athletic program

Arthur Duffey outlines Princeton shift from informal athletics to a formal system including football baseball track crew and hockey with Doc Spaeth coaching. Holmes Frazee and sprinters Mahl Loomis Ryan and Ray discussed, while boxing star Robson and grappler Stecher are noted in upcoming events.

Tigersville Princeton Tigers Speedy Rush Keane Fitzpatrick Tiger Doc Spaeth Harvard Yale

Question on Levinsky boxing name and Army Navy meet

A letter asks if Levinsky fought under another name Barney Williams early in his career. It confirms A is right. It asks if non military athletes can compete at the Army Navy meet Feb 16 at East Newton Street Armory, noting events mainly for service members with possible open events and suggests consulting George Brown athletic director of the first naval district Charlestown Navy Yard.

Ik. W George Wright Canada George Dixon Parnell Athletic Club Kneeland Street Frank Maguire Dixon Maguire Wright Boston Battling Levinsky Levinsky Barney Williams Army and Navy East Newton Street George Brown First Naval District Charlestown Navy Yard

Navy Relay Team to Be Picked Ahead of Millrose Meet

Navy coach Jack Ryder is selecting a four man relay lineup for the Millrose games in New York. Captain Tom Halpin and teammates Hap Phillips Tom Duffy Sailor Burke and McGaffee headline the pool with other men under consideration. Practice on the Harvard board track continues as Ryder weighs final choices.

Millrose New York Jack Ryder Navy Ryder Harvard Tom Halpin Charley “Hap” Phillips Lynn Classical Dartmouth Tom Duffy Tom “Sailor” Burke Holy Cross McGaffee

Milton Academy Triumphed 8-0 Over Allan School at Cunningham Rink

Milton Academy defeated Allan School 8 to 0 at Cunningham Rink East Milton yesterday. Goals were credited to Lee Page Humphreys Phillips 2 Hastings 2 Cabot, with Chalmers Potter Baxter assisting. Referee W D Grannan, goal umpires J Chalmers W Hubbard, timer Peters. attendance 200.

Milton Academy Allan School Cunningham Rink East Milton Milton Road Eirias Myhreys Cabot Rice Snes Powell Lincoln Watson P.ep Skinner D. Chalmers Potter Baxter Paddock O'Sullivan Lee Page Humphreys Phillips W. D. Grannan J. Chalmers W. Hubbard Timer—Peters Time—lim

Navy and Arena in Third Game at Boston Arena

The Navy and Arena sevens clash in a decisive third game tomorrow night at the Boston Arena. The series sits one game apiece as both teams aim for a hard fought, exciting contest from start to finish.

Navy Arena Boston Arena

Arena Seven Faces Final Clash Without Murphy On Right Wing

The Arena seven will miss Johnnie Murphy who returns to Dartmouth to lead their hockey team. George Myra is back from injury at right wing. Navy plans a final practice before the Arena game and Coach Winsor will push the players hard. Captain Skilton and Jack Hutchinson bolster the Navy making them stronger than in the 13 to 2 loss. Bob Paisley and Forrest Osgood face close watching as they end their hockey careers with Naval Aviation ties, aiming to cap their service with strong play against Captain Synnott's seven.

Arena Seven Johnnie Murphy Murphy Dartmouth Geogre Myra Navy Winsor Skilton Jack Hutchinson Bob Paisley Forrest Osgood Arena Synnott Naval Aviation Corps Arena Hockey Club

Weeghman Eyes Lajoie Signings For Chicago Nationals

Charles H. Weeghman announced negotiations to sign Larry Lajoie formerly of the American League. The plan is for Lajoie to play first base part of the season and serve as a pinch hitter with the Chicago Nationals after their pennant win in Toronto last season.

Chicago Charles H. Weeghman Chicago Nationals Larry Lajoie Toronto

Regulation Plan for Amateur Ice Hockey in New England

The International Skating Union now linked with the Amateur Athletic Union appoints Joseph F. Conway as hockey committee chair for the New England district. He states all club college and school teams must register, with Edward E. Babb Fred W. Moore George W. Brown Richard F. Walsh and Fred J. Hoey named to the committee.

New England International Skating Union Amateur Athletic Union Joseph F. Conway Richard F. Walsh Dorchester Club Fred J. Hoey

Skating Bulletin Lists City Playgrounds and Fields

A fragmented public notice catalogs numerous playgrounds and skating sites including William Eustis Playground Orient Heights Norfolk Street Charlestown Columbus Avenue Cottage Street First Street Claflin Field Brookline Jamaica Pond Neponset Northmeadow Street Franklin Field Wood Island Gibson Street and related areas with unclear annotations and quality indicators. The text references multiple neighborhoods and parks, suggesting a municipal guide or bulletin for skating or recreation spaces.

Public Garden William Eustis Orient Heights Norfolk Street Charlestown Columbus Ave Fair Cottage Street

Mrs Whitney Elected President Of Ladies Kennel Association

Mrs Gardner A Whitney of Brookline was chosen as president of the Ladies Kennel Association of Massachusetts at the annual Hotel Touraine meeting. She succeeds Mrs Henry S Bush of Chestnut Hill who led the group for two years.

Gardner A. Whitney Brookline Ladies’ Kennel Association of Massachusetts Hotel Touraine Henrys. Bush Chestnut Hill Whitney James P. Lewis Waltham Etta G. Storer East Somerville W. N. G. Clark West Medway Frank T. Eskrigge Brighton Henry 8. Bush Bridgewater J. F. Humphreville Watertown Albert B. Carmichael Dorchester P. J. Talbot Atlantic

Cadduck to Meet Zbyszko for World Title Fight

Earl Cadduck of Anita Iowa in Camp Dodge and Walker Zbyszko will wrestle for the world heavyweight championship in Des Moines February 8. The match was announced today.

Des Moines Earl Caddock Anita National Army Camp Dodge Waldek Zbyszko

Browns Acquire Johns From Columbus In St Louis Trade

St Louis Americans purchase second baseman Pete Johns from the Columbus American Association Club. Business Manager Quinn states cash and players go to Columbus. The move suggests Del Pratt may leave to another club.

ST. Louis Pete Johns Columbus American Association St. Louis Americans Quinn Columbus del Pratt

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