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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1909

Page

10

Arbella Will Fly The Flag At Marblehead Yacht Club

The Western Yacht Club reports the Arbella will fly the blue commodore’s flag next season from its auxiliary schooner, Arbella, owned by Washington B. Thomas. The nominating committee’s report, likely to be accepted at the Feb. 9 meeting, confirms Arbella’s status as one of the club’s largest yachts and ready to sail.

Marblehead Mass Imwastern Yacht Club Arbella Washington B. Thomas American Sugar Refineries Company

Dartmouth Stars Eye BAA Meet Return

Dartmouth figures prominently in a discussion on representation at the BAA meet. George Brown notes the loss of Hanover College athletes would dull the event, highlighting sprinter Sherman, Dodge, Marks, and hurdler Shaw as key entrants.

Dartmouth Bosic George Brown Hanover College Sherman Dodge Marks A. B. Shaw London New Hampshire Old Dartmouth

Kelley to helm Toronto as Eastern league eyes AA status

Joe Kelley, former Boston manager, met with Toronto Club president McCaffrey amid unsettled Boston claims. An Eastern league executive meeting discussed schedule expansion from 140 to 154 games and moving the season earlier and later, with both American Association and Eastern league recently advanced to Class AA.

New. York Joe Kelley Boston Nationals McCaffrey Toronto Joe Boston Kelley Ivery P. T. Powers Upper Broadway American Association

First Zenith Chauffeurs Club Stage Party At Castle Square

The Zenith Chauffeurs Club held its first annual stage party last evening at Castle Square Hall 446 Tremont Street. Local talent performed with the Leonard Trio among the notable acts.

Zenith Chauffeurs’ Club Castle Square Tremont Street Leonard Trio

Canadians Beat Glasgow Prowlers in 12-Ring Curling Match

Glasgow Province players lost 219 to 152 to the Canadian curlers at Crossmyloff in a 12 ring event held today.

Glasgow Glasgow Province Crossmyloff

Milwaukee Purchases Jack Barry From National League

Milwaukee buys outfielder Jack Barry who played for New York and St Louis NL teams last year. The move strengthens the Milwaukee American Association club for the coming season.

Milwaukee Wis Jack Barry New York St. Louis

Boston schoolboys prep for big track meet at Mechanics Building

Track athletes from Boston high and preparatory schools flood outdoor practice as the Boston Athletic Association meet nears on February 6 at Mechanics Building. Volkmann, English High, Exeter, Andover, Worcester Classical, Newton High, Stone School and others field sprint and distance entries with Harvard and Yale freshmen races adding to the slate.

Boston Boston Athletic Association Volkmann Exeter Fred Burns Boston Latin School Cornell Murray Stone School Cummings Waterman Barr Johnny O'Brien English High L. Allen T. Chadwick H. C. Magee Newton High McCullock D. I. Mahoney Hartley Bradley Clapp Dowling and Gould Andover Harvard Yale W. H. Fernald Stone D. P. Ranney Noble & Greenough Chisholm Morris High Providence J. B. Clark Denny Hagerty Oscar Pearson Bartlett and Ross Worcester Academy Percy Keays

School Track League May Hold Spring Meet

A meeting of the R Boston Interscholastic Track league at Mechanic Arts High School elected Clarence Holman Commercial High president Birwell English High as vice president and Charles Reid Mechanic Arts High as secretary treasurer A three member committee was formed to decide on a spring meet and venue Selecting an armory is now considered after Park square was burned.

R Boston Interscholastic Track League Mechanic Arts High School Clarence Holman Commercial High Birwell English High Charles Reid Mechanic Arts High J. E. Denham Frank A. Smith West Roxbury Park Square

Everett High Cross Country Run Attracts Enthusiasm

Everett High School pupils show strong interest in the cross-country event this afternoon under the High School Athletic Association. Over 20 enter, six mile course from the Summer street school to the rear of Woodlawn cemetery and back. Start at 2 30 with 10 prizes including a silver cup and gold medal.

Everett High School High School Athletic Association Summer Street Broadway Linden Revere Woodlawn Everett

Flagship plans and regatta changes for coming season

The club previews its flagship season with a second visit from German sonder yachtsmen. Senior officers renominated include Vice Commodore F Lewis Clark and Rear Commodore Robert W Kimmons, along with Secretary Henry Taggard and Treasurer Patrick T Jackson. Regatta committee updates replace Henry S Morss and A Appleton Packard with Louis M Clark and William S Carlton, who also chairs Corinthian Yacht Club’s regatta group. A new trials committee is expected to oversee American builder sender boats as the fleet could exceed twenty aspirants from various clubs, signaling a broader national event.

Sonder Yachtsmen F. Lewis Clark Robert W. Kimmons Henry Taggard Patrick ‘F T. “Jackson Regatta Henrys. Morss A. Appleton Packard Louis M. Clark William S. Carlton Corinthian Yacht Club Stephen W. Sleeper William B. Stearns Charles Kk. Hodges Clark Carlton Mr. Thomas Gordon Abbott Bar Harbor

Boston Yacht Club Holds Annual Meeting and Honors Commodore

The Boston Yacht Club met at Rowe's Wharf with routine elections. Commodore Boynton received a bronze figure titled Songs of the Sea as he retires after three years of service. The club reports a $10,000 debt reduction and rising active membership. New officers include Commodore Alfred Douglas and Vice Commodore Fred Brown.

Boston Yacht Club Rowe's Wharf Commodore Boynton Alfred Douglas Shiyessa Fred Brown Mariette Charles I. Adams Wasaka Walter Burgess C. A. French Louis M. Clark C. M.lauriat, Jr

New England Kennel Club Adds Classes for 25th Show

Secretary Kemp and the club announce more prizes and new classes for the Mechanics Building event next month. Added divisions include cocker spaniels Airedales Boston terriers fox terriers Irish terriers Yorkshire terriers maltese terriers and toy poodles with a $1 entry fee and medals for first and second places and ribbons for third.

Kemp New England Kennel Club Mechanics’ Building

Many Attend Motor Boat Show At Mechanics Building

Crowds fill the motor boat show at Mechanics Building as dealers predict a high season. New exhibits were set Tuesday and the show now features a comprehensive display of power boats and marine gasoline engines. Attendance already surpasses prior years and may become a record if conditions stay favorable.

Mechanics’ Building

Skating Favored by Warm Day Despite Rough Ice

Yesterday brought a higher temperature yet skating persisted. Ice conditions were uneven across venues, limiting top performances but not stopping activity.

Young Loughrey Beats Sullivan In 10 Round Wind-Up

In New York on January 27 Young Loughrey of Philadelphia defeated Paddy Sullivan of Brooklyn in a ten round bout at the Sharkey A C. Loughrey repeatedly put Sullivan in distress with solid punches and multiple near knocks.

New York Young Loughrey Philadelphia Paddy Sullivan Brooklyn Sharkey A. C

Edmund Lamy Tops National Skating Trials in Cleveland

Edmund Lamy of Saranac Lake New York, amateur skating champion, won the half mile and the one and a half mile races at the National skating championship in Cleveland. He outclassed all contestants but did not push to set records at the Elysium rink.

Cleveland Edmund Lamy Saranac Lake N. Y Elysium

Baseball Trade Rumors and Player Moves Stir 1900s Fans

Stallings unloads and plans to hand Hogg to Newark while Ned Hanlon makes a final offer for the big pitcher and utility man. Pfeffer sold to Baltimore, Col Davey delays. Barry eyed as Hal Chase understudy. Abbaticchio protests a Dreyfuss contract figure. Abstein expected to win first base in Pittsburg. Stroke and bench roles noted.

Jeff Pfeffer Baltimore Davey Ned Hanlon George Stallings Dan Barry Boston Hal Chase Barry Highlanders Danny Abstein Pittsburg Stroke

No Doubt About Jeffs Return to Fight Johnson

Jim Jeffries admits a return fight with Johnson after his current stage engagements end in about five months. He pledges to fight only if he believes he can win, aiming to prove a white man remains supreme and never accepting a loser's end. Jeffries vows to avoid any bout he cannot win.

Jim Jeffries Johnson Jeffries Los Angeles Jeff

Cyclone Johnny Thompson challenges Battling Nelson for lightweight title

Cyclone Johnny Thompson offers Nelson 5000 dollars if Nelson can stop him in 45 rounds. If rejected, Thompson will wager 5000 with Packey McFarland or Freddie Welsh for a 25 or 45 round contest. Thompson has notable wins but Nelson has beaten him twice, and Nelson is considered unmatched today.

Battling Nelson Cyclone Johnny Thompson Nelson Thompson Packey McFarland Freddie Welsh Rudolph Winholz Maurice Thompson Rufe Turner Dick Hyland Otto Sieloff

Armory Club boxing card features many rising stars

The Armory Athletic Association plans a strong Tuesday night bill with Porky Flynn vs Bob Smith and Tommy Furey vs Eddie Walsh among several matchups. Notables include Jabez White sailing from Liverpool to seek Nelson title challengers and Jem Driscoll aiming for boxings in New York and beyond.

Porky” Flynn West End Bob Smith Lowell Tommy Furey Attleboro Eddie Walsh New York Bill MckKinnon Roxbury Harry Lewis Philadelphia Armory Athletic Association Armory Club Northboro Harry Gath

Bicycle Riders Benefit Tonight At Columbia

A benefit event at the Columbia raises funds for Park Square fire victims. Pro races on rollers feature top sprint riders while Joe Halligan and Ted Devonovitch will wrestle for the crowd. Proceeds assist riders left stranded by the blaze that destroyed training quarters. Some leading riders including Hugh MacLean and Walter Bardgett decline involvement.

Park Square Columbia Joe Halligan Ted Devonovitch Hugh MacLean Walter Bardgett Walter Demara James Moran

Malden High picks relay team for BC High meet

Malden High School relay squad chosen by coach Cuddy to race Boston College High tomorrow night. Captain George Miner leads with James Hadley Carl Miner and Wendell Turner in the four man unit. David Morey and Philip Melanis named as substitutes.

Malden Boston College B. C Cuddy George Miner James Hadley Carl Miner Wendell Turner David Morey Philip Melanis

Yale to play seven pro games in schedule

Yale announces a seven game schedule against professional nines for the season. Eight games will be at Norfolk under headquarter conditions with the Giants and Norfolk professionals. The home opener is set for April 19 at the Polo Grounds against the Giants.

New Haven Yale New York Giants Norfolk Hartford Giants Polo Grounds Ithaca Cornell New York University Manhattan Louisiana State University Williams University of Vermont Trinity University of Virginia Georgetown Washington Norfolk Professionals New York National League New York City Harford Connecticut League Trinity College Yale Field Fordham Tufts College West Point University of Pennsylvania Brown University Andover Academy Williams College Wesleyan University Philadelphia Amherst College Syracuse University Holy Cross Worcester Columbia University New York Brown Providence Princeton Dartmouth Harvard Cambridge

Waltham Highs Team Banquet Set for Tomorrow Night

Waltham Jan 27 All is ready for the banquet and reception planned for the champion Waltham High football team tonight at Maynard Hall. Dr Green will preside as toastmaster with Ted Coy of Yale Harvard coach William H Lewis Makepeace Captain of Hope Street High School team Providence Nat Tufts the Mayor and the Board of Aldermen among speakers.

Waltham Chapion High Torrow Maynard Hall Dr. Green Ted Coy Yale William H. Lewis Harvard Makepeace Hope Street Providence Nat Tufts

Tufts Relay Team Prepares for Boston and Local Meets

Tufts College relay squad trains for the Boston Athletic Association games at Mechanics Building on February 6. Manager Robinson plans a large Tufts contingent for the Lawrence Light Guard meet in Medford and the Hartford meet on February 1.

Tufts College Bowdoin Mechanics Robinson Lawrence Light Guard Medford Hartford

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Exeter Academy Harry Lee Red Sox Paul H. Shannon Lake Aiken Seattle Kame J. R. Friel Haverhill J. H. Moran Doves J. W. Brady Kansas City H. J. McMahon Wilkesbarre Ralph Glaze Indianapolis John B. Hoey St. Paul Charles Trartman Portland Harry G. Ostdick Spokane Frank Donahue Fort Wayne William Robertson Jack Knight Donahue Wright Taylor John T. Taylor John J Cactus Cravath Grays Cravath Cactus Criger Cy Young Lou Bill Carrigan Carrigan Spencer Pat Donahue W.B. Thomas Y. C B. W. Estabrook Arthur Duffey Colamy Tom Andrews Worcester A. C Nidge Gallagher Jimmy McLaughlin Jere Delaney Antipodes Andrews Australia Jim Corbett Corbett America England Duffey Jim Shrubb Longboat Hayes Dorando Jack Johnson Fitzsimmons Fitz Tom Longboat Kid McPartland Terry McGovern Captain Webb Sporting Life the Sportsman Jack Munroe Otto Buck Freeman Charlestown Bridge Boston Light Peter McNally Jack O’connor Charlestown Chelsea Piper Donovan Sheffield Massachusetts Game and Fish Commission Sam Langford Bowdoin A. C Zenith Chauffeurs STAG Arthur D. Cooper R. G. Hopwood Batchelder Rib’”’ Porter C. S. Rose English High School O'Hara Ernest Nelson Bunny Estabrook F. Vinson Powder Point Everett High The Eastern Yacht Club B. Y. C. Meeting Boynton the Post Charles River Basin Franklin Field Melrose Quannapowitt Wakefield Charles River W. Roxbury Fair Malden Brookline Reservoir Frood Pierce's Roslindale Fair Woburn Monroe‘’s Jamaica Pond Randolph Street Charlesbank Sullivan Leonard III Charley Leonard Harvard Baseball Rangoon Burma India Leonard Newton Stallings Hogg Newark Ambie McConnell Adirondacks Tot O. K Tommy Leach Wilson Comiskey White Sox Connie Mack Ossie Schreckengost Rube Waddell Columbus Abbaticchio Dreyfuss Abbie Sam Berger Johnny Thompson the Dane Jabez White Liverpool Jimmy Hanlon Gus Ross North End Manchester N. H Hanlon Ross Jack Mike Jack Follis Scenic Temple Jem Driscoll Leach Cross Johnny Marto Tommy Langdon Cross Driscoll Tommy Murphy Owen Moran New York World Jack Twin Sullivan al Kubiak Armory A. A Kubiak Marvin Hart Charley Griffin Battling Hurley National A. C Cleve Hawkins Chicago Billy Rolfe Henry Hall Hawkins Rolfe Armory A. A F. G. Parke East Concord Street Bob” Lee Melbourne Bob Lee Bill War Malden High OLD Elis Waltham High TUFTS
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