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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1910

Page

12

Wall-to-wall debate on amateur sport rules and boxing praise

The column reflects on Wal­ter Camp's all-star era comparisons, Ted Coy and Ham Fish, and the issue of amateur expenses. It cites Everett Brown backing a U S trip to Germany, contrasts U S and English amateur rules, and critiques the A A U for vague legitimate expenses. It also covers Duffey's sports q&a and local boxing notes on Matty Baldwin and Selton split.

Walter Camp Camp Ted Coy Ham Fish Yale Harvard Coy Fish Germany Everett Brown America England

Andrews Sporting Guide Inquiry and Boxing Facts

A compilation of queries and notes about sporting records and fighters. Questions include the shot put world record Ralph Rose at 51 feet, Delmont and Mackey meetings with outcomes, Hyland real name William Uren, Jeffries holding heavyweight title before Fitzsimmons, and a poker rule dispute about openers and hand visibility with B winning the pot.

Andrews T. S. Andrews Milwaukee Ralph Rose al Delmont Biz Moran Driscoll London Cambridge Roy Mercier Dick Hyland Biz Mackey Jeffries William Uren Hyland Delmont Mackey Delmon Jeff Fitzsimmons Charlestown John L

Track action at Boston Latin English High continues

Boston Latin and English High School track groups trained yesterday in the high school gym as Coach O Reilly prepares the squad for an upcoming campaign. Ex Captain O Day will miss the season with English High while South Boston High extends its basketball win streak in a decisive victory.

Boston O’reilly John O'Day South Boston High O’day South Boston English High Boston College High Boston College Gymnasium

Moakley Praises Exeter Freshman Jones As Rising Distance Star

Cornell athletic trainer Jack Moakley touts J P Jones of Exeter Academy as the greatest distance runner of the age. Jones joined Cornell after graduation and, though ineligible for freshman limits, is being groomed as a future intercollegiate point scorer. He previously won the Exeter Andover mile in 4 30 4 and the indoor 100 yards in 2 28 5, with Harvard interscholastic rival Lawless later setting a Harvard mark.

J. P. Jones Exeter Academy Jack Moakley Cornell James Moakley Pete Jones Ithaca Exeter Exeter-Andover Mechanics’ Building Harvard H. P. Lawless Brown & Nichols Whitney Brookline High Lawless

Wesleyan Announces Three Dual Meets This Season

Wesleyan will host three dual track meets this season against Williams on April 30, Tech on May 7, and Trinity on May 14. The Cardinals also plan to send a team to the New England intercollegiates.

Wesleyan Williams Tech Trinity

Anson Story Big Joke Says Dovey

The report that Adrian Cc. Anson planned to buy the Boston club was dismissed as a joke by Dovey who notes no signed contract exists. Anson courted influence at the league meeting but remains not a purchaser as President Lord returns from Portland with his daughter and optimism for the Red Sox.

Boston Adrian Cc. Anson Doves Anson Dovey Chicago Waldorf New York Charlie Murphy Cubs Tom Lynch Murphy Harry Lord Boston American League Harry Portland Medford Lord Red Sox New York Americans Donovan Stallings Lynchburg Hot Springs Patsey Highlanders Athletics White Sox Browns Washingtons Cleveland Boston Nationals American Association Lake Davey Pittsburg

Eddie Collins Engaged to Wed

Eddie Collins star second baseman of the Athletics is reported engaged to Miss Mabel Harriet Doane of Oakview Pennsylvania. Doane, a Friends Select School graduate, was a steady game attendee at Shibe Park and a noted baseball rooter. If the wedding occurs before the season, Manager Mack would have two bridegrooms on staff with Baker having wed in San Francisco recently.

Larry Sweeney East Newton Street Armory Arthur Duffey Mechanics Hall Johnnie Robertson Robertson Eddie Ryder Walter Wright Walter Retty Brookline South Boston Matty Baldwin Matty Arthur Collins Hearlestown Ra Bronson Atty Eddie Collins Athletics Cupid Mabel Harriet Doane Oakview Penn Miss Doane Friends’ Select School Shibe Park Eddie Tarrytown N. Y Mack Baker San Francisco

Yale Substitute Guard Walter W. Brown Named Rutgers Coach

Walter W. Brown a Yale substitute guard and tackle for two years has been appointed head coach at Rutgers College for next season. He hails from Erwin Tennessee and was nicknamed Buster Brown at Yale.

New Haven Walter W. Brown Yale Rutgers College Erwin Tenn Buster” Brown

Penn Star Entered for B A A Mile Run

Wilton Paull of the University of Pennsylvania track team will run scratch in the B A A mile at Mechanics Building on Feb 12. Notable rivals include Joe Ballard, Oscar Hedlund, and Marceau as Mike Murphy prepares a strong Penn squad for Boston.

Boston Wilton Paull University of Pennsylvania Boston Athletic Association Mechanics’ Building Paull Joe Ballard Providence Seattle Oscar Hedlund Brookline Gym A. A New England Marceau South Boston A. C Mike Murphy Buffalo

Torchy and Mildred At Corrugated Trust Offices

A narrator recalls Mildred’s daily visits to the Corrugated Trust offices and her flashy wardrobe. He recalls her typist stunt for pay and the boss’s blunt reaction when he discovers her spelling error and questions her education.

Mildred Spelled Her Name and Lost a Job

Torchy narrates Mildred’s stubborn spelling habit leads to her being fired as a typist. Mr. Robert and Benny complicate matters while Torchy uncovers a mystery about a charming woman in the car, hinting Mildred’s involvement. The scene shifts from a shop to a car with Mildred exiting fearlessly.

Mildred Robert Mr. Robert Piddie Benny

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