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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1910
Page
10
At a headmasters committee meeting an amendment shifts authority to teacher-managers and coaches over pupil-managers and team captains. All games must be sanctioned by the teacher-manager and finances directed by him, with coaches gaining power over playing decisions.
East Boston High School beat Charlestown High 22 to 10 at the East Boston gym to claim its fourth consecutive victory and move into third place in the X division of the Boston High School League. Maguire, Caggiano, and Hannington starred for East Boston while Cass and McHugh led Charlestown.
Fitton A C of Fast Boston beat Company G Fifth Regiment 30 to 3 at Somerville Armory. McCarthy and Kiley led the winners with scoring, while Dor an Fox Kane Bradish and Imbel added points for the losers in a game played 20 and 15 minute halves. Referee Collins. Scorer Wood. Timer Sweeney.
Merrimac A C of the West End triumphed over Park A C of Charlestown 20 to 8 at Frances Willard Hall with De Angelis and Ramacotti starring for the winners and Buckley for the losers. The Merrimac second team also defeated the Washington team 4 to 2.
Medford High School is admitted to the planned four-school track meet with Revere Chelsea Everett, and Medford, changing it from triangular to quadrangular. A meeting with managers from all four schools will be held in Medford next Tuesday evening, with the event expected late February at the Lawrence Light Guard Armory if possible.
Ramacorti and McDonald scored in the early periods as Donovan added key goals. Time-20 and 15 minute periods were called with S Levenson refereeing. J Bench and M Levenson served as umpires and scorer while I Krafsur timed the game before a 200 attendance.
Advisory and executive committees of the I C A A A A will meet in New York next Sunday to receive Joseph O. Leland's report from Harvard Stadium championships and the cross country committee. They will also consider the site of the intercollegiates next May with bids from Harvard and the University of Pennsylvania.
At the Aero Club of New England dinner in Boston on Monday evening next week Chester I Campbell manager of the first national exhibition of aerial craft to be held in this city next month will speak following Professor A Lawrence Rotch address at the Boston City Club.
President Thomas Chivington of the American Association signed umpire Steve Cusack who began last season in the National League and finished in the New York State league.
Reports from headquarters show player agitation this winter. Bransfield plans to go south before March. Jacklitsch offers to join a Feb pitchers’ group. Pitcher Bill Foxen wants to head to Souther Pines mid February to start work.
The Fellsway Driving Club held its annual banquet at the Quincy House last night with over 100 members in attendance. James T. Brooks served as president at the head table, and E H Kingman acted as toastmaster. Visiting speakers included A M Johnson and Secretary Greenwood of the Dorchester Driving Club, and President Garman of the Metropolitan Driving Club.
Utica letter from Ambie MecConnell to the Boston Post describes a long winter, hearty health, and plan to be in shape for baseball. He details hunting trips in Warsaw New York and northern woods with family, noting weight gains and malaria setback last season while awaiting the season opener.
President Lynch of the National League announced a new rule requiring substituted players to report to the umpire before entering a game. Captains must report lineup changes or face a $5 fine, addressing umpire blame and fixing the moment a player is considered in the game.
In the afternoon Willie Hoppe defeated Ben Laurie with a high run and score figures, then in the evening Hoppe beat Carter in a separate match at the Imperial billiard room.
Clyde Martin, captain and fast forward from Brooklyn, leads Andover Academy hockey with three years on the team. Lawrence Paine of St Paul anchors defense and contributes as a strong passer and accurate shooter while also playing football. both have notable pasts and family ties to Yale hockey influences.
Manager Lake plans to visit Pittsburgh to discuss acquiring extra players for the Boston Doves as he aims to reinforce the outfield and first base. Pittsburgh may offer Hyatt and other pitchers, with John Harris backing the negotiations to strengthen Boston within days.
Williams College announces a 16 game 1920 season with Harvard Yale Cornell Trinity M A C Amherst Dartmouth Holy Cross Wesleyan Fordham and others. The schedule lists dates and venues including Williamstown Cambridge Ithaca New Haven Middletown Hanover Worcester and Williamstown.
Princeton University releases the 11 meet track schedule. Events include Boston Athletic Club indoor meet in Boston on February 12, Princeton Track AA indoor meet on February 19, Georgetown indoor in Washington March 5, New York A C indoor in New York March 15, Naval Academy in Annapolis April 23, Pennsylvania relay races in Philadelphia April 39, Yale in New Haven May 7, Caledonian games at Princeton May 10, Cornell at Princeton May 14, Columbia at Princeton May 21, and the Intercollegiate at Philadelphia May 27 and 28.
Addie Joss and Cy Young have been directed to report to Hot Springs on February 16 for two weeks before travelling to Alexandria Louisiana where the Cleveland team will train. Arthur Kruger has returned his contract unsigned.
The opening round of the national championships draws five city entrants from Boston New York Philadelphia and this city. Noted Boston duo Shaw and Hutchins lose to Hoyt and Hewitt while Scott and Fearing of 1908 fame win a tight match.
Johnnie McGraw suffered two cut fingers after an urge to scratch his nose while in a barber chair. He joked the payment to the barber was blood money after the accident, reflecting a peculiar, lighthearted mishap.
The I. C. S. hand books are promoted as time savers and salary raisers designed for on the job workers. Electrical Workers edition spans 414 pages with wiring to power plant data. Building Trades covers 872 pages for architects builders and contractors with formulas and illustrations. Machinists appears as a listed category.
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