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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1909

Page

10

Sullivan offers 75000 for Jeffries Johnson bout

John L Sullivan says offers of 75000 dollars came from multiple backers for a Jeffries versus Johnson heavyweight title fight. He represents financiers and aims to secure a match proposal with San Francisco as a possible venue. He also notes seeking a replacement for Jeffries if he does not return.

Washington Jeffries Johnson John L. Sullivan Mr. Sullivan San Francisco son-Burns Antipodes Jeffries-Johnson America

Boxing Promoters Eye Big Paydays for Jeffries Johnson Bout

The piece surveys boxing promoter gambits offering huge purses for a Jeffries versus Johnson match with Nevada finish rules and potential venues. It notes Sullivan and Johnsons managers courting $75,000 purses, mentions Tex Rickard and Jim Coffroth, and weighs Nelson Welsh title challenges and other matchups across multiple cities and fighters.

Jim Jeffries John L. Sullivan Jeffries and Johnson Nevada Jeffries Johnson Colma Cal Tex Rickard Jim Coffroth

February Baseball Magazine Highlights Baseball and Track Writers

The February issue features several writers including Jacob C. Morse on baseball prospects Arthur P. Young on Marathon running Jimmy Callahan on outlaw ball in Chicago Daniel Howley on American Association champions Thomas H. Connolly on indicator man observations and basketball notes by Thomas A. McDonough with pieces by John Curtis Chapman H M Lyons Stephen Innes Homer Croy James Edward Rogers Nick Flatley and A H Martin.

Jacob C. Morse Arthur P. Young Jimmy’’ Callahan Chicago Daniel Howley Thomas H. Connolly Thomas A. McDonough John Curtis Chapman H. M. Lyons Stephen Innes Homer Croy James Edward Rogers Nick” Flatley A. H. Martin

Williams College Defeats St Lawrence In College Hoop Bout

Williams College beat St Lawrence University 39 to 16 in a basketball game at Williamstown. The contest featured a strong defensive effort by Williams and a decisive lead early in the second half.

Williamstown Wiliams College St. Lawrence University Tolay

New York Auto Show Sees Strong Third Day Buying

On January 20 at Madison Square Garden the Association of Licensed Automobile Manufacturers reports extensive motor car buying as visitors decide on models for 1909. Dealers note big and small cars selling well, with high priced finishes drawing praise from affluent buyers. Women buyers display growing expertise, while racing debates divide manufacturers over stock car contests and road-test fairness. The American Automobile Association outlines touring contest rules and sanction procedures for endurance runs nationwide.

New York Association of Licensed Automobile Manufacturers Madison Square Garden American Automobile Association Glidden and Hower

Longboat Aims for Newark 10 Mile Relay Fight

Tom Longboat will run a five mile leg in a relay race against Bob Hallen and Mike Spring at the Essex Armory in Newark on Saturday night. The event serves as a test race before he shifts training to walking. Shrubb trains near Montclair and has drawn local interest for a possible talk on long distance running.

New York Tom Longboat al Shrubb Bob Hallen Mike Spring Brooklyn Essex Armory Newark Longboat Jimmy de Forest Allenhurst N. J Shrubb Montclair Montclair High School

Rindge Winthrop Game Likely Moved to Newton YMCA

The Rindge Manual Training School vs Winthrop High basketball game set for Friday at Winthrop High will be moved to a neutral floor, most likely the Newton YMCA gym. If no floor is secured the contest may be postponed to a later date and played at Lyceum Hall in Boston.

Rindge Manual Training School Winthrop High Newton Y. M. C. A Lyceum Hall Ast Boston

National Bowling Tourney Entries Sought at Madison Square Garden

Entry blanks for the National Bowling Association tournament at Madison Square Garden, New York, may be secured from M. C. Wynman at One Hundred and Fourth Street and Columbus Avenue. The association has posted $50,000 in prizes.

National Bowling Association Madison Square Garden New York M. C. Wynman One Hundred and Fourth Street Columbus Avenue New York City

Malden Track Team Sees Strong Turnout for Tryouts

Forty candidates reported to Coach Cuddy at the Malden High School gym for a workout. Many of last year’s athletes entered again and Captain Miner expressed optimism about a fast relay team this season.

Malden Cuddy Miner

North End Unions Edge Auburn Academy 12 11

The North End Unions beat Auburn Academy 12 to 11 at the Blossom Street wardroom last night. The game was tight throughout with Sheridan securing the win with a basket in the final 20 seconds.

North End Auburn Academy Blossom Street Sheridan

Indians Enter Meet at Madison Square Garden

The Pastime Athletic Club carnival at Madison Square Garden on January 25 opens the garden season of amateur athletic activities. The Carlisle Indian School will be represented by a team.

New York Madison Square Garden Carlisle Indian School

Jeffries May Fight Again If He Gets In Shape

The article argues Jeffries would fight again only if he can regain his former speed and power. He seeks conditioning rather than money, believ es a Johnson rematch could avenge past insults, and notes his current San Francisco stage boxing and mountain training as steps toward a possible comeback.

Jim Jeffies Jeffries Jeff Jack Johnson Johnson San Francisco

Milton High Triumphs Over Marlboro High 85 to 10

Milton High defeated Marlboro High 85 to 10 in a high school basketball game at Cunningham gymnasium Milton led 57 to 3 at halftime thanks to Drummey Lynch Cross Dow Mellwraith Flynn and Stuart scoring. Referee Welch and Scofer H Cross kept the game moving with cross drawing five fouls and a 200 attendance noted.

Milton Hign Marlboro High Mamet Sks Diac Sks Eh Ds Sesh R. F Drummey Milton Welch Scofer -H. Cross Yimer—Reid

English High Stuns Boston Latin 26 15 In Big Win

English High dominated the Y division game scoring 26 to 15 against Boston Latin. English surged early, led 10 9 at half, and benefited from strong showings by Roberts and De Coen. Boston Latin managed only seven baskets and had balanced foul scoring for English.

English High Boston Latin Latin School Sullivan

Red Sox defeat St. Johnsbury 17 to 13 in local cage clash

Amesbury Red Sox beat St. Johnsbury 17 to 13 in a fast, close game. Notable scorers include Aldrich, Matthews, Wright and others as the Red Sox pull ahead late. Attendance around 500. three 15 minute periods.

Amesbury Red Sox St. Johnsbury RP Ceraty Sthe Lic Seda Rie L. B Kruger Wivhni Lada Siena Eae Nletherman Bryant Follansbee Aldrich Matthews Wright O’brien Ilession Barrett

Yale Declines Harvard Mile Meet. Cornell Picked

The B A A relay event set for February six at Yale Harvard will not occur as Yale refuses to meet the Harvard quartet at the mile distance. Cornell will replace Yale, supplying two top teams in a sensational supremacy race between Moakley led Cornell and Donavan led Harvard.

Yale Harvard Crimson Eli Cornell America Moakley Pooch Worcester Academy Donovan

Did a runner named Joe Gilligan ever race Tom Longboat

A reader asks about a race between Joe Gilligan and Tom Longboat at Madison Square Garden. The piece cites various boxing and track questions, including names like Jeffries Harrington Dempsey and Day, and discusses 1900s athletic history.

Joe Gilligan Tom Madison Square Garden Iver Lawson Salt Lake City Utah Cornell University Harvard Cornell Jack Dempsey J. E. Kelley Jim Jeffries Jeffries Peter Jackson San Francisco Bob Armstrong New York Hank Griffin Los Angeles Maxey Long Tom Burke Burke B. R. Day Day Bill Squires Australia Jack Munroe Squires Munroe Butte Mont Bob Fowler Fowler Timothy J. Harrington Cambridge Dennis J. Harrington Cambridge Tuberculosis Caimp Boston Chicago Milwaukee Indianapolis Detroit Kansas City Cleveland Buffalo Minneapolis Philadelphia Baltimore Washington St. Louis

Good Sport at the B A A Sparring Trials

Preliminary bouts for the B A A sparring tournament were held, narrowing 115 and 145 pound classes. George Drummey of South Boston drew praise, with Drummey narrowly defeating Sam Harris of Boston. Levotte beat Hadley, while Boucher fell to Drummey. In 145 pounds Mitchell led until Eldridge kayoed Fallon, and Eldridge also stopped Fallon in a later round.

Heavies Wall George Drummey South Boston Joe Trainer Cambridge Drummey Sam Harris Boston Harris George Levette Brockton Hadley K. Boucher Lawrence Boucher R. Sturtevant Waltham Victor Mitchell Northboro Mitchell Fallon Roxbury Eldridge Winthrop G. Levotte G. Hadley Levotte G. Drummey Comiskey

Lefavor Beats Kid Carter in Brockton Club Debut

In Brockton at the Union Athletic Club opening the revival show drew about 500. Tim Leary beat Kid Reardon in a 140 pound six round bout. Jack Johnson and Haywood Briggs had an early whirlwind before the local fighter was knocked down. The main event saw Peck Lefavor of Brockton defeat Kid Carter of Lowell when Carter was knocked out in the second round.

Brockton New Union Athletic Club Manly Tim Leary Kid Reardon Reardon Mike Grady Boston Kid McDonald Roslindale Jack Johnson Haywood Briggs Peck Lefavor This City Kid Carter Lowell Carter

Parker Wins 138th Hub Rooms Billiards Match 3W to 27

The 138th game of the Class A amateur billiard tournament at the Hub rooms ended with Parker defeating Nerraw by a score of 3W to 27.

Hub Rooms Nerraw Parker

Milton High Defeats Marlboro In Tight Contest

Milton High School basketball team defeated Marlboro in a close January game at Milton. The win boosts Milton's season as Marlboro struggles with defensive pressure and late turnovers.

Allen School Defeats Watertown High 48 to 16

Newton Jan 21 Allen School beat Watertown High 48 16. Scorers include B King 12, Mason 2, M King 3, Perkins 6, O'Brien 5, Osborne, Hartford with goals from the floor. Time 20 minutes per half. Referee Anderson. Umpire Megan. Scorer Mayberry. Timer Wood. Attendance 200.

Watertown High Allen School Newton Watertown H. S la Tev Lyers Lacan SSS Peter R Crawford ST Gia Wary Hartford Poy Osborne Peices Ataiecs Obrien Seore B. King Mason M. King

Mechanics Arts defeat South Boston High 32 to 25

In yesterdays game Mechanics Arts High beat South Boston High 32 to 25 with three regulars out for South Boston. Smith fouled 20 times matching a record. Lane was injured while Captain Barry and Sullivan were sidelined. South Boston second team won 18 to 12 as Mechanics improved to 2-0 with strong defense and steady scoring.

Mechanic Arts High South Boston High Grant Sullivan Barry Lane Smith

Andover Wallops St Anselm’s in 44 8 rout

Andover defeats St Anselm’s College 44 to 8 as the Andover five dominates on both ends. Second team plays in the second half as Andover builds big lead. Swihart Reynolds and Coates pace scoring with multiple dunks and free throws.

Andover Wallops St. Anselm’s

Malden High defeats Somerville 2–0 in hockey

Malden High School ice hockey, led by Stanley Woodward, defeated Somerville High 2 to 0 in a strong first half showing. Scoring came early as Malden rushed Somerville’s defense and earned two goals, with Woodward credited for both.

Malden Stanley Woodward Malden High School Somerville High Somerville

Dartmouth Powers Past Columbia in Intercollegiate Hockey Thriller

At St. Nicholas Rink Dartmouth defeated Columbia 4 to 2 after an overtime period. Stocklin scored twice in the extra ten minutes to push Dartmouth ahead, with Bond tying the game late in the second period. The win leaves Dartmouth and Harvard tied for the lead with two victories and no defeats, while Columbia sits in last place.

New York Dartmouth St. Nicholas Columbia Hanover Stocklin Rover Bond Harvard

Harvard Varsity Scrub Beats Canadian Veterans In Exhibition

Harvard varsity men dominated a 25 minute scrimmage at the Stadium as Canadian veterans struggled for form. Final tally led Harvard with 14 to the Canadians’ unknown score amid rough play and scattered lineups. Goals included Lornblower Hicks and Morgan with assists credited to several team members. Referee J C MacMillan and timer K Haydock officiated.

Harvard Hwarvard EPP Els F Churchill Fatasene Ed Ruais F Mabee Deematys Foster C. D C. P Mcsweeney Wets Fullerton Young Robinson Canadians Lornblower Hicks Morgan Ford Briggs Gardner J. C. MacMillan K. Haydock

Harvard Freshmen Coast Past Roxbury Latin 5–0

Harvard freshmen hockey dominated Roxbury Latin School with a 5 to 0 victory at the Stadium. Duncan scored three goals, Whidden added one, and Hallowell finished the scoring as Harvard freshman goaltender Huntington and teammates held Roxbury Latin scoreless.

Harvard Roxbury Roxbury Latin School Yarnall Dallowell Chamberlain Bson Hc S.cieats Whidden Pierce Cori Reeves Pratt Trumbull L. Jones Boni C. Das Venssseeels Fox Huntington Balch G. Jones de Windt Dunbar Duncan Hallowell W. K. H Marlé M. Bowditch

Acceptance of Bowling Match Proposed Between Worcester and Boston

Chauncey W. Henry of Boston challenged J. J. Monsey of Worcester to a two versus two bowling match. The event would be 10 strings in Worcester and 10 in Boston for a championship purse of 200 to 250 dollars. Lavigne and McCann are tipped for Worcester, Poehler and Goodnow for Boston.

Worcester Boston Boston Post J. J. Monsey Kid Lavigne Chauncey W. Henry Monsey Flavigne

Boston Athletic Association Team Races Schedule

The Boston Athletic Association presents a February 6 program of team races. Harvard faces Cornell, Pennsylvania meets Columbia, MIT faces Syracuse, Williams vs Wesleyan, Brown against Amherst, Bowdoin vs Tufts, BAA vs New York A C, Harvard Freshmen vs Yale Freshmen, Boston College Holy Cross, Maine Bates, Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Amherst Aggies, Harvard teams, St Alphonsus South Boston vs Cambridge Gymnasium, BAA vs Pastime A C.

Boston Athletic Association Harvard Cornell University of Pennsylvania Columbia Syracuse Williams Wesleyan Brown Amherst Bowdoin Tufts New York A. C Yale Boston College Holy Cross University of Maine Bates Worcester Polytechnic Amherst Aggies

Pinger A. Co. loses to Gloucester Company G 56 to 12

In Gloucester on January 20 the Pinger A. Co. of Boston was defeated by Gloucester's Company G team with a final score of 56 to 12.

Gloucester Pinger A. Co Boston Company G

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