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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1918

Page

7

College trainers rally to Uncle Sam service in athletic push

Yale's John Mack Harvard's Pooch Donovan and Princeton's Keane Fitzpatrick lead a volunteer drive urged by Walter Camp. Other names include Jack Moakley Lawson Robertson Penn and tech figures. local ties to Charlesbank Gym noted as origins for many athletes. Navy yard team eyes Millrose meet with trainer Jack Ryder managing and runners Halpin Caldwell. Ivy Lewis resigns as Armory AA matchmaker, passing duties to Alex McLean.

Uncle Sam Johnny Mack Yale Pooch Donovan Harvard Keane Fitzpatrick Princeton Walter Camp Jack Moakley Lawson Robertson Pennsylvania Boston Navy Yard Athletic New York Jack Ryder George Brown Tom Halpin Are Caldwell Ivy Lewis Armory A. A Three A’s Ivy Alex McLean

Canadian Night At Arena Highlights McGill Navy Hockey Showdown

The 1918 Canadian night program at the Arena features a hockey match between McGill University of Montreal and the Navy team as the main attraction. The lineup includes players such as Paisley Hutchinson Ospood Rooney Downing Skilton Cully Howard Hughes LaCroix and Dooner among others.

NAVY M’gill Paisley R W Hutchinson Rohan Ospood McGill University of Montreal

O'Hara Dominates Sprint Wins in New England Meet

In Tech Field last spring O'Hara won the 100 yards while the furlong went to another. Tech scored 61 points, Brown 50, with claims that Tech led the meet and O'Hara swept sprint events. Taunton’s Stuffy McInnis played shortstop in 1908 and batted .327 in 1912.

New England Tech Field O’hara Tech O'Hara Brown Taunton Stuffy McInnis

Miske Draws With Fulton In Ten Round Clash

St Paul Jan 18 Fred Fulton Rochester heavy weight and Billy Miske St Paul boxed ten rounds to a draw. Miske led most rounds, getting inside Fultons left while Fulton responded with heavy body blows to even the score.

ST. Paul Fred Fulton Rochester Minn Billy Miske Miske Fulton

Arlington High School Team Falls to Stone School in Open Contest

Stone School defeated Arlington High School 2 0 at Spy Pond in a rough afternoon game. Shardcock opened the scoring in the first half and Vinne added the second as Arlington’s goalie Landy allowed the goals and Viano mishandled a loose puck leading to an own goal.

Arlington High School Stone Spy Pond Shardcock Vinne Arington Landy Viano

St Johns Prep Seven Defeat Denvers High In Hockey

St Johns Prep defeated Denvers High 4 to 0 as Dupont and Collary starred for St Johns. The game occurred in Uwanvers on January 18.

Uwanvers St. John's Prep Denvers Dupont Collary St. John’s

Navy and McGill Face Off in International Night Hockey Clash

Boston hosts Canadian Night as Captain W R Rush and Captain Key lead US and Canadian officers in attendance. Navy adds Tom Howard to bolster a squad already strong at defense and offense. McGill ships in the fastest Montreal team in five years, unbeaten in three games, to clash with Boston amid a lineup including Loyola College Laval Shamrock A A A National A A A and Canadian Vickers A A A clubs.

United States Navy W. R. Rush Charlestown Navy Yard Key Boston Henry B. Endicott A. C. Ratshesky Bay State Halifax William A. Brooks H. Giddings James J. St McGill Montreal Canada Loyola College Laval University Shamrock A. A. A National A. A. A

Newton High Tops Cambridge Latin In Inter scholastic Hockey

Newton High defeated Cambridge Latin 6 1 at the Arena in the Interscholastic Hockey league series. Cambridge Latin suffered its first league loss after previously beating Melrose and Arlington High in quick succession.

Newton High Cambridge Latin Melrose Arlington High

Otis Beats Cuban Champion in Three-Cushion Billiards

Brooklyn’s Charles Otis won the second block against Rai mundo Campanioni of Havana, scoring 67 points to Campanioni’s 31 high run 6. Totals after two blocks show Otis 100 Campanioni 81 with Otis posting 64 innings and Campanioni 64 innings.

Otis Havana Charles Otis Brooklyn Raimundo Campanioni Campanioni

Urges Unraveling Harvard Sweaters for War Use

Lewis M. Weorferd, in a Harvard Alumni Bulletin letter, proposes unraveling wool from old Harvard athlete sweaters into yarn for soldiers. He recalls his wife unravelling four sweaters donated during his undergraduate years and urges other athletes wives to do the same with varsity garments.

Harvard Lewis M. Weorferd Harvard Alumni Bulletin

Red Cross Horse Show Draws Boston Crowds

Boston volunteers fill Park Riding School as 241 entries, 135 horses and ponies compete in 14 exhibition classes for the Boston Metropolitan Chapter Ameri can Red Cross. Money from horse sales and a Mexican burro auction benefiting relief efforts. Notable judges and auctioneers named with military and civic participants assisting.

Red Cross Park Riding School Ipswich Street Boston American Red Cross The First Troop Cavalry Massachusetts State Guard 80834 Regiment Field Artillery National Army Camp Devens Thomas W Dorothy C. Dunn Roslindale Jack Camp Middletown Conn J. Murray Forbes Arthur Spencer Elmer J. Bliss R. J. Perkins B. Nason Hamlin Joseph H. Collins Reginald Vanderbilt New York Herbert Lh Camp Highlawn Farm Charles E. Perkins Burlington Mr. Perkins A. Henry Higginson South Lincoln Milton Charles 8. Bird, Jr Q. A. Shaw McKean Arthur Vignoles A. H. Lovesy

Tufts Faces Dartmouth in Season Opener on Ice

At Hanover New Hampshire Tufts College hockey team meets Dartmouth in the season opener. The squad features Medford stars Rousseau and Ruggles Oscar Billingham from the Wanderers and Tomasi who sought a spot on the Arena team. Doc Dickson of Somerville coaches the group preparing for a strong season.

Hanover N. H Tufts College Dartmouth Tufts Medford Rousseau and Ruggles McGill University Oscar Billingham Wanderers Tomasi Doc” Dickson Somerville

Johnson Slicks Past Shea in East Boston Card

Young Socco of East Boston earned a clear decision over Tommie Shea of New Haven in the feature bout at the Commercial A. C. last night, erasing the luck of a prior draw with the same opponent. The Poultry Exhibition at Mechanics Building showcased resinous uses of poultry fats, eggs preservation, and a slate of $100 cups and prizes for varied breeds, with entries from Belmont to Port Dover and Foxboro.

Young Socco East Boston Tommie Shea New Haven Mechanics Building F. E. Tuttle Massachusetts Agricultural College New England Poultry Fanciers’ Club Standard Poultry Business United States Canada Chanics Governor Greenhalge George W. Fletcher Belmont Arthur V. Sharp Harvey C. Wood Bound Brook N. J J. ©. Sharp, Jr Anna L. Burrall Union City Conn Farm Poultry John Martin Port Dover Ont H. Roberts Peter Grove Hill Poultry Yards Waltham Boston Plymouth Rock Mirimichi Poultry Farm Foxboro J.oe Brandon Atherton Oakland Farm Taunton

Bowling Tourney in Cincinnati Promises Record Teams

Cincinnati dated report says 800 out of town teams are entered with 200 more expected by close of entries, plus 200 Cincinnati teams, for the American Bowling Congress international tournament to be staged February 16 to March 10, drawing enthusiasts nationwide.

Cincinnati American Bowling Congress

Colby Academy Men Receive Football Sweaters

Colby Academy in New London announces sweater awards to players from the past season directed by Arthur Thee Ween. Captain Moreland Friberg Fraher Russo Galloway Tupper Laird Cole Campbell Porter Crosson Mulrey Angus named among honorees. George Currier serves in the Aviation Corps while Eric Laird joins U S Navy fighter crews.

Colby Academy New London N. H Arthur Thee Ween Moreland Friberg Fraher Russo Galloway Tupper Laird Cole Campbell Porter Crosson Mulrey Angus George Currier Aviation Corps United States Army

Left hand wins for Socco in tough Shea bout

The article describes a boxing match where Socco dominated Shea with powerful lefts and strong defense. Shea landed few rights as Socco kept his guard high and controlled the pace. In the ninth and tenth rounds Shea's few swings failed to alter the one sided decision.

Shea New Haven Rocco Socco Tommie

Buckley Beats Proto in 10 Rounds as Johnson Struggles

The report details a boxing night where Paulson chased a colored opponent around the ring and Johnson showed fatigue, while Johnnie Buckley defeated Young Proto of New Haven in a ten round bout. Proto fought bravely but was outweighed and outmatched by Buckley.

Mike Paulsen Leo Johnson Aveca Paulson Johnson Connolly Bennie Leonard Johnnie Buckley Proto New Haven Buckley

Stratton Beats Hill in Class C Balk-Line Billiards

R. W. Stratton defeated F. C L. Hill 160 to 98 in the eighth game of the Class C 18-2 balk-line tourney held by the New England Amateur Billiard Association at Littlefield's last night. Stratton showed first class billiards with a high run of 23, the week’s best. Tonight’s match features C. G. Seward against C. H. Dayton.

R. W. Stratton F. C L. Hill Eugland Amateur Billiard Association Littlefield Stratton C. G. Seward C. H. Dayton

Huntington mermen beat Rindge Technical 42 to 9 at Boston Y tank

Huntington School mermen defeated Rindge Technical 42 to 9 in a YMCA pool meet. Grant brothers Gallagher and Captain Russell starred for Huntington while Rindge’s Mariners led their scoring effort.

Huntington School Mermen Rindge Technical Boston Y. M. Co Grant Brothers Gallagher Russell Huntington Mariners Riiidge

Sheriff After Jess Willard in Chicago

Jess Willard heavyweight champion was besieged at his Chicago home by a sheriff seeking to serve a summons in a suit from the fighter's former manager. Willard retreated to the second story for three hours as deputies were called in and stood guard while Mrs. Willard phoned police. authorities did not intervene.

Chicago Jess Willard Willard

Yale Polo Team Beats Penn in Season Opener in New Haven

Yale opened its aquatic sports season with a dual meet against the University of Pennsylvania. Yale won the swimming event 42 to 11 and the polo game 16 to 11 in New Haven, Connecticut.

New Haven Conn Yale University of Pennsylvania

Red Sox Shuffle Spring Travel to Train in March

Boston plans two March departures for spring training with pitchers sent to Hot Springs a week early. Frazee and Barry, aided by Patsey Donovan, shift plans to boost arm readiness while core players Ruth and Mays join the party. Brooklyn may follow, leaving March 16, as big league schedules tilt toward South Atlantic cities and coast hubs for games.

Boston Red Sox Barry Frazee Ozarks Patsey Donovan Red Sox Hot Springs Ruth Mays Leonard Bush Agnew Schang Mater Cady Brooklyn Boston New York South Atlantic Middle West Southwest Birmingham Atlanta Charleston Richmond

Delmont Knocks Out Vatlin in Fifth Round at Marlboro

Al Delmont of Boston, former New England featherweight champion, stopped Tony Vatlin of Brighton in the fifth round of a 12 round feature at the Marlboro Driving Club. A left to the face opened a cut near Vatlin's eyes, and a body shot followed by a jaw shot secured the knockout amid a disputed foul claim.

Marlboro al Delmont Boston New England Tony Vatlin Brighton Delmont Vatlin

Brookline Swimmers Open Season with Win Over English High

Brookline High defeated English High 35 to 17 at Curtis Hall Jamaica Plain in the season opener. English cited lack of practice amid municipal rank closings as the reason for poor showing.

Brookline High English High Curtis Hall Jamaica Plain Peli A. M R. Williams Gan Ae Threshie Biddell Ridley Wood P. aMerdson Kelgian EB. H H. G' Ridley BR. H Woods Wonner & Richardson RB. H Deeeneane H R. Richardson EB. Kay Brookins Bo Aoath m B. H Harrison

Soldiers Will Not Compete In Indoor Track Meet

The Boston YMCA indoor track event was changed from a three team triangular meet with army navy and YMCA athletes to a dual meet due to lack of army entries. Soldiers were willing but the distance from Ayer to Boston proved a handicap.

Army Navy Boston Y. M. C. A Ayer Boston

Navy and YMCA Lead Indoor Track Meet Entries

Navy athletes from Bumkin Island Commonwealth Pier and the Radio School join strong YMCA contingents from Boston Cambridge Hyde Park and Lawrence as about eight entries arrive. Notables Saltmarsh Donner ty O\\'Neil Tyler Wee den Paine Weeks and Robinson will anchor the navy relay with Boston YMCAs squad facing Hyde Park and Boston College in team events.

Army Navy Bumkin Island Commonwealth Pier Radio School Boston Cambridge Hyde Park Lawrence Robinson Tufts Boston Y. M. C. A D. Burnham A. Johnson Norman Talmadge F. Axall Percy Hardwick J. H. Harrigan Hyde Park Y. M. C. A Boston College Vin Allison Arthur Rice Braves J. Kelly D. L. Grant Albert North C. R. Killum Cc. H. Wansker

Tech Mer Men Schedule Dates With Naval Academy and Yale

On Wednesday February 2 the Tech mer men meet the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis and on Saturday February 5 the mid-years end with a Yale group in New Haven.

Tech United States Naval Academy Annapolis Yale New Haven

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Boston Braves Athur Mike McNally Rabbitt Maranville Herb Pennock Babe Ruth Tooks Raymie Skilton Frank Facey Skilton Abel Kiviat Kiviat FEYS M’gill and Arena To Stone School Arlington Danvers Washington St Newton College Boys F.E Tuttle Commercial Club Johnson A Frost Hill YaLe Nalriars H. C. Wallop Brookline Elcho Ae Ee Rey Y. M. Meet Tech Mermen Old South Church Gayety Theatre
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