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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1910

Page

13

Ballinger Probe: Ballinger Pressured to Halt Alaska Claims Inquiry

In the Ballinger-Pinchot inquiry L B Glavis testified that Secretary Ballinger urged him in Seattle to pause the Alaska Cunningham claims investigation to avoid affecting the Republican campaign fund. The testimony noted involvement of H J Henry, Dr J Smith, and Daniel Guggenheim in the claim work.

Washington L. B. Glavis Ballinger-Pinchot R. A. Ballinger Secretary of the Interior Seattle Cunningham Alaska Republican Glavis Balinger H. J. Henry Dc. J. Smith Gravis Daniel Guggenheim Brandeis Clarence Cunningham Wallace Idaho W. H. Heyburn W. B. Heysburn American Conservation Association Gifford Pinchot Ballinger

Carruth Team High Rollers Dominate Greater Boston League

The Carruth team topped the Greater Boston league last evening by winning all three games against Prospect at home, totaling 1617. Two 500+ strings helped, with an evening high 545 by Chelsea Square as other players reached the mark.

Carruth Boston Prospect Noddle Malden Chelsea Square North Cambridge Somerset

Motor Boat Show Closes Tonight at Mechanics Building

Final day at the Mechanics building features a strong turnout and increased sales as Manager Chester I Campbell earns praise for the exhibition. Today from 10 am to 1 pm all high and grammar school pupils and students may enter for 25 cents. The show stays open until 10 30 pm.

Chester I. Campbell Campbell

Cambridge White Sox Top Marlboro 42 to 39

Cambridge White Sox defeated Marlboro 42 to 39 at Institute Fials East Cambridge. Corbett led with 15 points as Doran 7 and Ellsworth 5 supported. Mologhan had 8 for Marlboro. Time three 15 minute periods. Referee Davis. Attendance 400.

Cambridge White Sox Marlboro Institute Fials East Cambridge Corbett Doran Cambridge Molaghan Ellsworth Corbetty Tiss Ellsworth Doran Carroll T B Cempora Desmond

Harvard Opposes Shifting Spring Meet for Financial Gain

New York January 28 Harvard members oppose moving the Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes spring meet from Cambridge to Franklin Field Philadelphia arguing money favors Cambridge. They cite nine year financials showing Cambridge and Franklin Field varying balances with Cambridge often more profitable.

New York Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes Franklin Field Philadelphia Cambridge Mass Harvard Mott Haven

Boston Latin Triumphs By Point In Dual Meet

Boston Latin defeated Commerce High 39 to 88 at Warren Avenue School gym. Latin swept dashes and the 1000 yard run, won the shot put, and the relay to overturn Commerce’s late lead. Captain Bill Rumpf and George Sallaway starred for Commerce with multiple top finishes.

Boston Latin Commerce High Warren Avenue Fenway School Commerce Bill Rumpf George Salloway Poinps Boston High School Latin School. of Commerce Iis Sea Oweeebe Renee

Boxing At Armory A A Amateur Show Ends With Decisive Fights

A mixed boxing program at the Armory A A featured 29 bouts with many quits. Notable bouts saw Joe Fargus of Cambridge defeat Max Kramer of Roxbury in the 105 pound class final, while Pat Lynch defeated Harry Parker in the 125 pound class final. Other class winners included Jerry Doyle, Nick Albans, Frank Mack, and Abe Rose among several regional boxers from Cambridge Roxbury Somerville and East Boston.

Armory A. A Dan Powell Malden Everett Eldredge Winthrop Max Kramer Roxbury Joe Driscoll Joe Fargus Cambridge Willie Fitzgerald al le’ Cass West End A. A Lew Shriner Bert Kenney Wakefield Larry Burns John Clancy South Boston Robert Taylor Frank Riley Tudor Club Nick Albans W. E. Hennessey Dorchester Jerry Doyle Joe Conaty H. Parker Somerville J. A Russell Boston J. McLean Eddie Baker Pat Lynch E. Debois Abe Rose Dan McLaughlin Quincy Harry Parker James McLean Frank Mack W. D. Gilmore Wellington A. C Eddie Kenney Joe Stanton Charles Woods Dave McClure East Boston J. Coyne West Somerville Fred Graham T. J. Coyne Woods Mack Gus Murphy James Lunnin Roxbury Athletics

Small Beats Nevin In Class A Billiards Match

In the 10th game of the amateur Class A tournament at Hub Palace last night, Small defeated Nevin 800 to 196. Small posted a high run of 37.

Hub Palace Small Nevin

Calloway Flynn Rematch Set for Ten Rounds Tonight

American A C hosts Ralph Calloway of California versus Porky Flynn in a ten round feature. Three six round bouts support the card. Flynn previously beat Calloway in a close decision at the Armory Club last fall, sparking a potential rematch. Alec Mac Lean says Moran Baldwin possible for Feb 8 if Moran agrees to reasonable terms.

Ralph Calloway California Porky Flynn Flynn Calloway Armory Club A. C Owen Moran Matty Baldwin Moran Alec MacLean Baldwin

National League President Urges Courtesy Toward Schedules

President Thomas J. Lynch of the National League asks club owners to hold criticism of the schedule committee until its report is officially presented at the annual meeting. He defends the committee’s work on 168 and 154 game options and notes that only the league can approve the schedules.

New York Thomas J. Lynch National League Lynch Charles W. Murphy Chicago Nationals Joint Rules Committee Murphy Charles Murphy Pittsburg

Jeffries Says He Will Be On Hand For Johnson Fight

James J. Jeffries declared he would be present wherever the money requires, mentioning Salt Lake or San Francisco as possible sites. He said he had no explanation for statements by Jack Gleason and Tex Rickard and believed promoters faced no real differences, noting Governor Spry would not permit the bout in Utah.

Portland Ore Salt Lake San Francisco James J. Jeffries Jack Johnson Jeffries Jack Gleason Tex Rickard

Rickard Confident Salt Lake City Will Host Jeffries Johnson Fight

Tex Rickard says business leaders close to Governor Spry assure a 45 round boxing contest can be held in Salt Lake City. He notes Utah law permits boxing and claims Merger’s police commission attempt to block a Utah bout failed. The fight will go to Salt Lake City rather than San Francisco.

San Francisco John Merger Police Conmission Utah Salt Lake

Governor Spry Hesitates On Jeffries Johnson Fight

Utah Governor William Spry said he has issued no final statement on the Jeffries Johnson bout and will not decide until next week. He cited studying the law and warned against rushing a ruling while keeping his original stance against the fight.

Salt Lake City Utah William Spry

Gissing Stars in New York Meet Mile Relay Victory

New York riders outran Boston and Brooklyn to win the intercity one mile relay at Madison Square Garden. Harry Gissing soloed past Brooklyn’s Jim Rosenberger in the final leg, finishing 50 yards ahead as the team clocked 3 minutes 26.15 seconds with strong early runs from Dorland Robbins and Sheppard.

New York Madison Square Garden Boston Brooklyn Manhattan Harry Gissing Jim’’ Rosenberger Roy’’ Dorland Robbins Mel’ Sheppard Gissing Rosenberger

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