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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1921
Page
11
Frizzetti wins the bout on a foul by Doc Almy. Brockton claims a 0 50 break in last night’s Armory A. A. ring bouts at the Mechanics' building, advancing two winners from four local fighters.
The letter discusses a contentious force play in which runners on second and third end up on third after a snap throw and a catcher play. It weighs legality of pitches, balks, and who is out, citing an American League game years ago. The writer also mentions a boxing and wrestling event in Roslindale and updates on fighters and names.
Lawmakers consider removing the 5 percent state tax on boxing shows while clubs face high license feesreferee paymentsand bond requirements Carlson Al Delmonts gym at 126 Hanover St and Sullivan gym in Scenic Temple basement Boston area bouts resume with Paddy Owens vs Barney Snyder headline Coliseum A in Quincy bouts on Friday night and other matches featuring Jon Stone Young Davis Johnny Connors and Young Tansey.
In a cold Brockton arena nearly 1000 fans watched Jimmy Frizzetti win the New England lightweight title after a disputed foul in the second round against Joe Tiplitz of Philadelphia. Frizzetti quit the clash claimed low blow but was allowed a five minute doctor checked rest before an eventual decision. The card also featured Carney’s knockout over Donovan in a tense bout, with Donovan earlier beating Billy Carnes. Johnny Donovan of Brockton beat Tommy Kanagan in two rounds. George Gardner outpointed Kid Julian over eight rounds despite Julian’s resilient defense.
Brown College overwhelms Springfield Y. M. C. A. College 46 to 7 in a home dual meet. Dave K. Jones set two pool records including the 100 yard backstroke in ST 15 seconds, and Brown dominated in events led by Jones and Gibbons.
Newton High capitalized on quick strikes to beat Arlington High 2 0 on Bulloughs Pond Newtonville yesterday afternoon. The Inter scholastic Hockey League game featured Newton’s two fast goals and strong defense to neutralize the Spy Ponders.
Newton High faces Arlington High on Arlington ice as Macomber scores early from Hodder and Coady to give Arlington a 2 0 win. Hodder leads Newton with fast skates and sharp sticks while Corcoran debuts for Garden City defense. Drowne and Berry turn in solid goaltending in a lively season tilt.
Cambridge Latin triumphed over Malden High 5 to 1 in a single period hockey game at Russell Field North Cambridge. Poor rink conditions and strong wind forced the match outdoors with Cambridge players Foley Zarukov Gentreau and Upham among standouts. Captain Upham led Malden’s effort while Cambridge Latin featured a well rounded lineup and strong team defense. Referee Lennonesee officiated a 12 minute period.
Report lists players like Harvard M and McCarthy Bantin with specimens of names such as Lyons Emmons Snow and Poole Humphrey. Referees Fred Rocque and George Gaw oversee a game described as three periods long with unclear timing and scores.
Reconstruction prices feature a hockey game at 8 15 tonight at the new Boston Arena. The Harvard Crimson regulars start with substitutes ready to aid and seek victory.
Boston schoolboys expect a packed crowd as former teammates of the Aggies compete against Dartmouth and Harvard in a key hockey night. Captain Justin McCarthy leads the Aggies with a background in Arlington and Milton, while Coach Mansell fields Shcents Accents and rookies from Melrose. The game pits the visiting Aggies, Dartmouth, and Harvard in a high stakes matchup at the Arena with hopes of a big win over the Crimson.
St Johns prep team defeated Somerville 2 0 at Tufta Civel Medford in afternoon action. Van Hines and Connelly led the offense with solid defense as Garrett Hegan and O Neil contributed on offense and defense for the Darters. Periods. Downing Time Two.
Tech wrestlers dominated the Cambridge Y M A in a 26 to 3 victory. Davis edged Rossi on a split decision in a 115-pound bout, Hazeltine pinned his opponent in 6 minutes 55 seconds, and Thomas defeated Seymourian in 185 pounds as Tech swept all but one match.
Chicago Cubs announce star left hander Hippo Vaughn signed a farm contract at the national meeting. Manager Liver is shaping a pitching staff for the coming season with Grover Alexander and George Tyler also tied to the club. Vaughn hopes to join Alexander at the California training camp soon, with plans to send part of the staff ahead of the main squad before the March departure.
Chicago Jan 18 The White Sox axquad 6 is set to depart March 4 for Waxahachie Texas Manager Gienson of the Chicago Americana has arranged more timi plaverse to train in Pesan The Baseball party will be the largest major league delegation ever to go South for training
Mike Devaney, previously with Millrose A A, will compete unattached in the hunter mile this year. He sent his AA A athletic committee entry, confident he will win the trophy. Devaney has two prior Hunter Cup victories, first in 1915, with 1916 rival Caldwell startling the field.
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