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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1916

Page

11

Dillon Beats Moran in Ten Round Heavyweight Bout

Indianapolis fighter Jack Dillon defeated Frank Moran in a ten round bout at Washington Park to reinforce his Giant Killer reputation. Moran heavier at 204 pounds but Dillon, weighing 169, controlled the match with speed and aggression, opening cuts and sustaining pressure throughout.

Frank Moran Washington Park Jack Dillon Dillon Moran Indianapolis Brooklyn Pittsburg Battler Troosier Bearcat Jess’’ Willard Wildcat

Fist Fight at Red Sox Contest Sparks Repercussions

Boston and Washington clashed in a heated game marked by brawls and ejections. McBride and Griffith tangled. Agnew defended himself amid police intervention. Mays pitched effectively as Boston won, with late scoring securing the margin.

Red Sox

Jealous Rumor About Lee Fohl Signal Tipping

A rumor spread by rivals claims Lee Fohl uses a signal tipping bureau to gain success with the Cleveland team. The report states there is no truth to the accusation.

Clevelands Lee Fohl

Lowell edge Hartford in pitching duel at Eastern League game

Lowell defeated Hartford largely due to Lobman work on the mound. Kilhullen helped Hartford with several runs but Lowell produced key hits and base runners. Reed and Helfrich sparked scoring with two and three base hits respectively as the game moved through nine innings.

Lowell Hartford Lobman A.E A.E. Stimpson Spires Grough Kne Parry O'c’nelles Skiff Couman Salmon Pearson Kilbullen Helfrich Greenhalge Briggs Reed Duggan Nye Kane Holmes Lohmaan Lohman Kilhullen Stafford

Lynn Defeats Lawrence 11 to 5 in Baseball Tilt

Lynn overwhelms Lawrence 11 to 5 as Gleason and Daley lead with 2 base hits and multiple RBIs. Mahoney homers for Lawrence, while errors at critical points hurt their defense. pitching saw Fuller and Richards yield several runs in a lengthy game.

Lynn Lawrence Fuller Richards Gilmore Lyon Ill Lawrence Gleason Daley Orcutt de Neville Porter Carroll Jewett Layster Howard Mahoney Warner DeNeville Watters

Worcester Tops New London in High-Scoring Baseball Clash

Worcester defeats league leaders New London 11 to 2 after four innings as Fortune strands and Strands power the attack. Becker and Marhefke shut down New London, while Strands and Fewster supply early offense in a decisive Worcester win.

Worcester New London Fortune Strands Sherman Smith Becker Marhefke Fewster Strends Dowd Potteigerseef Weiserlf Mageerf M'hefkass Whalen Ra’guez Gardella Cooney Odell Tyler Potterger Magee Rodriguez

Chick Evans Wins Open Golf Title at Minikahda

Amateur Charles Chick Evans Jr. of Edgewater Club Chicago wins the national open golf championship at Minikahda links with a 72 hole total of 286. Evans, a four time Western amateur champion and Western Open winner, claims the Open title.

Minneapolis Charles Chick”) Evans, Jr Edgewater Club Chicago Minikahda Links Chick) Evans Minikahdah Club

Amateur Evens Wins Title With 288 At Chicago Meet

Thus for the third time in four years premier honors went to an amateur. Evans won by two strokes over Jack Hutchinson, a Pittsburg professional, after a 68 in the second round to total 288. Hutchinson tied par in the morning and exceeded it in the afternoon, while J. M. Barnes was third with 290. The 6150 yard course produced a winded test as Evans set the 36 and 72 par pace with course records and a 147 for 36 holes.

Gardner Shanks Williams Scott Thomas Williams Gardner Griffmen Red Sox McBride Owens Griffith Agnew Sawyer Barry Moeller Walker Jamieson Foster Senators Mays Milan Lewis Hoblitzell Henry Larry Ayers Shaw George Sargent Englewood N. J Walter Hagen Midlothian Club Chicago Evans Jack Hutchinson Pittsburg Penn J. M. Barnes Philadelphia Mike Brady Boston Lewis Tellier Tom McNamara Taplow Carl Anderson Brady Tellier McNamara Anderson Hutchinson Barnes Otto Hackbarth Cincinnati Sargent Gilbert Nicholls Great Neck L. I Moran New York Big Blonde Willard Big Jess

Evans card totals and daily marks in 1930s table

A fragmentary scorecard shows Evans entries labeled in morning and afternoon sessions with numeric tallies and grand totals. Hutchinson’s card appears with separate out and in annotations and a second daily total. The piece reads like a newspaper gymnasium or billiard score page with clipped figures and time stamps.

Baseball schedules for today across leagues

In the American League games include Boston at Washington New York at Philadelphia St. Louis at Cleveland Detroit at Chicago. In the National League the matchups are Brooklyn at Boston Chicago at St. Louis Pittsburgh at Cincinnati Philadelphia at New York. Eastern League games feature Bridgeport at Portland Hartford at Lowell New London at Worcester Springfield at New Haven and Lynn at Lawrence.

R. E Attee Boston Brooklyn Ane Pittsburg Cincinnati NEW York P.C Brooklyn Stasessepeeere Philadelphia Oston Chicago St. Louis Cleveland neesseDo Sereween Washington Detroit Eeeres P.G New London Portland Springfield National League Bridgeport Hartford Lowell Worcester New Haven Lynn Lawrence

Taft and Hughes dine together in Long Island meeting

In Bridgehampton Charles E Hughes hosted William Howard Taft for lunch after Roosevelt dinner in New York. They discussed campaign issues but did not reveal any move toward a Roosevelt Taft reconciliation. Taft plans to tour the campaign and leave for Murray Bay Canada.

Bridgehampton L. I Roosevelt New York Charles E. Hughes William Howard Taft Tremedden Taft Murray Bay Can Hughes Garden City Frederick M. Grossett Misses Hughes Colin Carter Mrs. Hughes Mr. Hughes Mr. Taft

Girls in New England Reject $20 Monthly Hospital Jobs

Superintendent George L. Wallace of the Wrentham State Hospital notes that ads offering $20 a month room board and washing fail to attract New England women to work at a hospital for the feeble minded. He explains he advertised in Canada after trying extensively in New England with little success.

New England George L. Wallace Wrentham State Hospital Wallace Canada

Immigration Chief Probes Digby Help Advertisements

Commissioner Skeffington said the Wrentham Hospital advertised in Digby Nova Scotia and the case was investigated after a Washington directive. The superintendent said the job required a teacher nurse for youths, but New England workers refused long term. No hires were made from Digby. report sent to Washington. state officials worried about reliance on foreign help and contract labor. Superintendent Wallace faces staffing issues to operate the new addition.

H. J. Skeffington Wrentham Hospital Digby Washington New England Walsh Attwill Michael O'Meara State Board of Insanity Wallace

Move for Control of Gaelic Sports in Irish Centers

A movement to form national Gaelic football and hurling associations has been started by Irish sports enthusiasts in New York Philadelphia Fall River Pittsburg Boston and other centers. The goal is to settle championship titles and create governing rules amid rivalry ahead of the Gaelic athletic carnival of Division 72 AOH at the South End grounds on July 4.

New York Philadelphia Fall River Pittsburg Boston South End Grounds

Fairchild Wins State Golf Title at Agawam Hunt

Daniel Fairchild of Wannamossett Country Club defeated N. Campbell of Agawam Hunt 6 up and 5 to go to win the state championship on the 36 hole course shared by Agawam Hunt and Metacomet Club.

Providence Daniel Fairchild Wannamossett Country Club N. &. Campbell Agawam Hunt

Boys to Play Girls on Fourth of July Opening Day

The boys and girls baseball season opens at Lexington Centre playground on Independence Day with a boys versus girls game as a feature of the town’s all day Fourth of July celebration. The boys will play under amusing handicaps during the event.

Lexington Centre Lexington

Willard and Dillon Seen as Top Heavyweight Prospects

In sport pages the consensus pins Jack Dillon as the best man in the ring today except for Willard. Moran battles Dillon in a 10 round display, Moran initially dominates before Dillon shifts to a technical schooling approach. The New York press notes Dillon's ferocity and Moran's brave effort in a brutal 40 round showcase in Washington Park.

Jack Dillon Willard Indiana Dillon

Delmont and McRae Draw In Feature Bout At A C

Al Delmont the New England feather champion fought a draw with Howard McRae of Cambridge in a 12 frame feature at the Commercial A C. The earlier six rounders produced two draws with Pat Owens and Louis Glennon then Red Kelly and Al Girardi. Jim McDonald and Jimmy Moore fought a see-saw bout with Moore scoring a late knockdown.

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Lysistrata Sold by James Gordon Bennett to Red Cross

Paris June 30 James Gordon Bennett sold the yacht Lysistrata to the Russian Red Cross for a higher price than he paid 16 years ago illustrating high ship prices. Bennett says he will go to New York soon.

Paris James Gordon Bennett Lysistrata Russian Red Cross Mr. Bennett New York

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