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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1914
Page
13
London Jan 15 The Duke of Westminster's Olympic fund committee will resign after disposing of the funds. Sponsors aimed to raise 500000 dollars nationwide but the subscribed and promised total is under 55000 with nearly half of promises contingent.
The committee reports cash on hand of 16600 and liabilities 4190 with 14500 and 11500 due on conditional promises. After expenses and resignations remaining funds fund training with 19000 set aside for training and the rest to the British Olympic Council. W R Knox to be chief trainer for three years at 2000 yearly plus 750 travel, nine supplementary trainers at 3500 yearly for two years.
Medford High School's potent attack and sharp rushes powered a 4 0 victory over Revere High on the Mystic River in Medford yesterday afternoon. Revere, led by R Rich, failed to breach the Medford defense as waves of Medford forwards stymied every rush.
The Massachusetts Automobile Club celebrated the formal opening of its handsome new home at the corner of Stuart and Clarendon streets last night in a pleasant ceremony attended by members and guests.
About 200 members and guests toured the seven floor clubhouse as President W H Ames welcomed them. Committees led visits through storage lounges kitchens and a top level motor repair shop with charging rooms and a blacksmith shop reflecting a nearly 500000 investment.
Boston College High School defeated Boston Latin School yesterday afternoon at Franklin Field by 1 to 0. Murphy scored from scrimmage for the host, while captain Falvey was badly cut on the foot early and had to retire.
The signed contract of Luke Boone, former Dallas Texas league shortstop, arrived at the New York Ameri can League headquarters on January 15.
Medford High routed Revere High 4 to 0 on a snow slick rink delaying the game. Little and Doyle scored early with Donnellan ejected for slashing as Medford relied on speed from Doyle Little Clark and Captain Coy to control the ice.
At a Bay State Automobile Association board meeting President W H Stevens presided as reports from committees were reviewed and membership applications acted on. An entertainment committee was appointed and industry visitors including F N Phelps and L G Dodge were noted with a focus on electrification and the electric gear shift at the Boston auto show to be held March 7 14.
Butler letters reveal messages sent to wrestler Jack and to Matty Baldwin, with notes referencing athletic activity and local affairs. The exchange suggests community support or correspondence related to sports figures connected to Butler.
Christy Mathewson recounts Brown's contract signing with the Federal league as St. Louis manager. Promoters offered terms, but Brown protested an unpaid $1000 from a prior organized baseball club and planned to collect before any jump became public.
Frank Chance faced down hundreds of enraged fans at a Brooklyn game after bottles were hurled at him. The Cubs’ manager stood his ground as police cleared the field, a tense scene recalling earlier clashes and the era’s rough fan behavior.
Forrest Cady becomes the first Red Sox player to accept terms for 1919, with further signings by Joe Wood Bill Carrigan and Heinie Wagner following. Carrigan plans a Maine camp visit and a post to New York while Lannin expects coach talks. Jerry McCarthy hospital visit planned as Ganzel fund gets a Rochester boost.
Outfielder Johnny Bates signed a one year contract to play for the Cincinnati league team on January 15. The move formalizes Bates joining the club for the upcoming season.
January 15 report shows the Imperial Parliament's budget committee turning down a proposal to appropriate 50,000 dollars for the 1916 Olympic games to be held in Perlin. The decision blocks funding for the event this year.
The Charley Ganzel fund has reached 828.66 dollars with contributions from distant points showing lasting fan support. Treasurer Herman Nickerson lists previously acknowledged gifts totaling 763.66 dollars and new contributions including 20 dollar, 10 dollar, and 5 dollar amounts from several donors.
Mayor elect James M. Curley will serve as honorary referee for the Irish American athletic carnival at Mechanics Building on January 31. City officials, including Manager Hopkins of the games committee, invited him before his Washington trip, and Curley accepted proudly to support amateur sport in Boston.
Guy Nickalls, famed Oxford oarsman and Leander coach, formally accepts an offer to coach Yale crews. He plans to arrive in New Haven early February to begin duties.
Members and guests of the Boston Winter League gathered at the Quincy House for the George T. Stallings Turkey Dinner to the Winter League. Boston Nationals figures including James E. Gaffney Bill Sweeney Walter Maran ville George Tyler attended along with Winter League leaders and several directors and club officials.
Franz Ehrler the German heavyweight wrestler will arrive tomorrow to train in Back Bay for his match with Aberg set Tuesday night in Mechanics’ building Promoter George Tuohey secured training quarters. Aberg says the New York tournament results bring him closer to Gotch and a victory over Ehrler would clear another obstacle. Interest grows in Burns vs Gerhardt same night with Gerhardt viewed by some as a top opponent for Burns.
A major swimming carnival is planned for next Tuesday evening January 20 at the Brookline pool. The Brookline Swimming Club and Gymnasium A A swimmers will compete featuring Leo Handy Ben James Ed Duffey El Church Phil Nason Barney O Hearn Russell Dean P Reed and many others in a notable showcase for the region.
New Regent and Balma coats in heavy weight medium length are priced at 24.50 after earlier higher season values. The shop notes the coat is in high demand with an emphasis on second floor display and no-tip sanitary barber shop location.
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