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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1906

Page

3

Athletic Revival at Famous Old School Shown on Saturday

English High School posted 18 points at the Saturday meet, reviving a past era of track strength. Burlingame led with a high jump win and pole vault near miss, while Norton and O Reilly contributed top finishes.

M. W. Burlingame Cambridge Famous Old School English High New England Exeter Andover Worcester Academy 7 Ston School Burlingame Pierce Sherman Norton O'Reilly

Mechanical pugilist draws attention from boxing fans

Myron W Townsend describes a New Britain inventor Jr R Snelling’s automatic fighting machine that mimics real boxing. It moves with expert footwork and can punch with either hand while avoiding punishment. The device can’t be KO’d by a jaw blow and raises legal questions about sanctioning bouts involving machines.

Britain Conn Man. Jr R. Snelling

New Mechanical Fighter and Pennant Echoes of Baseball History

A fragmented piece references a new mechanical fighter and calls for a published pennant list through 1910. It notes Chicago Boston New York and Athletics pennant years from 1900 to 1910, with Cleveland projected to win in 1945. It also quotes Bob Fitzsimmons criticizing boxing managers and suggests a shift to automatic managers due to demand.

Chicago New York Boston Athletics St. Louis Cleveland Bob Fitzsimmons Bob

Amateur boxing heats and finals on Charlestown card this week

Charlestown A C hosts its second amateur boxing tournament with finals at the Roanoke Club. The card features preliminaries in classes 105, 115, 125 and 135 pounds with several bouts set for New York and Roanoke. Efforts note prospects and histories including Bob Fitzsimmons birthday on June 4 1862.

Matt Canole Tommy Quill Thornton Spike Robson Johnn Allygage Oy Flynn Warren Zurbuck Tommy Love Willie Moody Lanseater Benn Harry Lewis Gus Gardner Charlestown A. C Maree Burke Sheepshead Bay Yamy Gardner Jack Mierty Milwaune Kid Goodman Dick Hyland Chelsea Charon A. C Tee Roano Tommy O’toole I Wane Palladelonia Young. Corbett Tot Murphy New York Charlestown A. C Roanoke Glub Russell Street Busine Airtel Walsh Abe Attell Sune Tom McCarey Danny Shea Cambridge Gloucester Danny J. UL Bob Fitzsimmons Helston Cornwall England

Nelson Ready to Meet Herrera Again

Los Angeles June 3 Fans were startled as manager Billy Nolan said he would match Battling Nelson with Herrera after Herrera walked out of the pavilion last Friday refusing to weigh in. Herrera hints he bears some responsibility and may seek another chance if he can explain the untoward circumstances.

Los Angeles Cal Billy Nolan Nelson Herrera Herera

Somerville High Leads Interscholastic League Standings

Somerville High dominates the Interscholastic league with strong fielding led by Sherry and Knight. Joe Butler shines in the Boston High School league while Eng lish Dorchester contend for first. Dorchester struggles at bat and Mechanic Arts Brighton still await their first win.

Somerville High Sherry Knight Nichols English High Rindge Malden Dorchester English South Boston Boston Latin Mechanic Arts Brighton Joe Butler Clay Regnier Hibbard Sweetser Reardon Kennedy Greene Cannon Bell Brighton Carley Pitones Bailey Charley Woodrock

Boston Teams Struggle at Bat in Weeklong Slump

Both Boston squads show feeble hitting as the Nationals captain Tenney posts one hit in six games and 22 at bats. Glase leads the Americans with two hits in one game, while Grimshaw under .800 and Selbach rises from .184 to .211. Collings misses week of play.

Boston Tenney Nationals Glase Grimshaw Collings Selbach Collins Arent Ferris Selbachb Love Peterson Reeman Tannehills Win Ib Winter E. Young Ecce Dineen Armbraser Bridwel Pieter Eug Coward Dorner Lindaman GiNell

Local clubs list teams and contact notes for youth leagues

A fragmented listing shows multiple names and addresses for local clubs organizing games with teams aged 12 to 18. References include South Boston, West Medford, Middlesex, and Arlington areas with mentions of guarantees and summer schedules for 16 to 18 year olds.

W. McMenimen Merriam Streoke Eng. Dept W. Ra Pavy Yard Boston

Glidden Tour Plan Outlines 1925 Route and Dates

Augustus Post and the AMA route committee expect in Boston to finalize Glidden tour arrangements. The proposed schedule lists runs from Buffalo to Rochester, Syracuse, Saratoga, Lake Champlain Hotel to Montreal, Three Rivers to Quebec, and ending in Jackman, Me. Total mileage 1000 plus. Entry blanks and rules for the New York Motor Club economy test are issued for June 20 to 22 from New York to Albany to Springfield and back, totaling 430 miles.

Augustus Post American Automobile Association R. H. Johnson Boston Jackman Rangeley Miles Buffalo Rochester Syracuse Saratoga Elizabethtown N. J Lake Champlain Hotel Eustas Lake Champlain Montreal Rangeley Lakes Bretton Oods Eeseeveeet Aoe Ls New York Motor Club New York Albany Springfield Mass

Premier School Crews Set for Saturday Clash

The upcoming race pits Cambridge Latin against Brookline for supremacy after a week of evenly matched tim trials. Brookline vows a strong effort but concedes Cambridge Latin may again prove difficult to beat.

Charles Cambridge Latin Brookline

Athletics Lead AL Batting Pace as Boston Trails

The Athletics top the American League in club batting with a .294 mark while Boston lags at .239. The record shows the gap as runs win games and batting makes.

Athletics Boston

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