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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
12
A veteran writer argues that overconfidence and hidden fat may threaten Jeffries in the upcoming bout. He quotes John L Sullivan on fear and notes Jeffries’ self assurance while detailing a day in the camp and varied trainer opinions on endurance and preparation.
Rumors say Harvard baseball coach Louis Pieper will retire and Percy Haughton the football coach is seen as the likely successor. Those close to the program expect Haughton to take over next year.
Chicago June 294 President Ban B Johnson of the American League refuses to accept Jack Sheridan's resignation and has nearly persuaded him to remain. Johnson hopes Sheridan will umpire the opening game at the new American League park on July 1.
East Boston requests a July 4 game away from home with a reasonable guarantee. Address William J Powers at 220 Bremen Street East Boston for arrangements.
The speaker muses that if more people named Herzog and Graham were available there would be more players with a similar mix, suggesting the team lacks such a combination.
Brooklyn outfielder Zach Wheat is described as a sensational hitter who connects cleanly and drives the ball with power, sending line drives traveling off the bat.
Gossip from the grounds credits Muggsy McGraw with asserting steady play makes a third baseman as good as Devlin. The remark highlights Gotham pride and raises comparison between two players amid team chatter.
The American A. C. in line tonight with a strong show. Teddy Murphy of the West Ind faces Tommy O'Brien of Charlestown in the opening bout. Tony Marrino meets Gus Ross of the North End, Don Vincent faces Joe Gorman in the semi final, and in the main event Jimmy Lyons fights George Perry.
Ralph Good from Colby may get a tryout with the Dove team against the Phillies. He has warmed up daily in front of the stands and shown solid outfield work in practice for a college graduate.
The Doves appear to have lost the sharp ginger edge that defined their recent work, signaling a pullback from the pace and tempo they displayed a few weeks ago.
The Boston Typos defeated Gate of Heaven 4 to 3 after ten innings in yesterday's game.
In a compact city score roundup, Columbus edges Minneapolis 6 to 4 while Indianapolis leads Milwaukee 5 to 3 and Kansas City tops Louisville 9 to 2. St Paul dominates Toledo 10 to 2 in another quick tally.
Providence beat Buffalo 8 to 7 and Jersey City defeated Montreal 5 to 1. Baltimore won over Rochester 4 to 3 while Newark shutout Toronto 7 to 0.
Northampton blanked Hartford 4 to 0 while Waterbury trails New Britain 2 to 0. Springfield swept Holyoke 6 to 0 in the first game and tied 6 to 6 in the second. New Haven defeated Bridgeport 5 to 3.
Reno Nevada June 29 report notes that heavyweight Jim Jeffries avoids crowds and public attention. The piece describes his preference for fighting unseen and his disdain for compliments, implying he performs best with spectators absent.
The piece compares Jeffries and Johnson, noting Jeffries silent, brooding, and self possessed since Los Angeles days, while Johnson thrives on crowds and talkative in camp. It previews their Fourth of July clash as a defining moment in Johnsons career and expects Jeffries to remain quiet in the ring.
The plan calls for Mrs. Jeffries to collect $100000 for a half share in moving pictures. Senator Nixon of Nixon National Bank will meet her at 1 PM on July 4 with cash in $5000 denominations. A bank vault will hold the money as Mrs. Jeffries, Mrs. Jack Jeffries, and two armed officers guard it.
The piece describes scheduled events around the Jeffries fight including a private viewing room for wives and guests, a 25 person dinner hosted by Jeffries, and a special box for Mrs. Rickard at the arena. Tex Rickard secured a Labor Day lease for the big arena to promote another bout likely featuring Battling Nelson and Wolgast.
Reno reports indicate about 20 000 capacity arena will be filled with outsiders and locals for the Johnson Jeffries fight. Governor remarks on sparring, second referee considered for safety, bets pile up among enthusiasts, and Jack Johnson aims to embrace long odds while crowds gather ahead of July Fourth events.
The Sunday Post promises the latest updates from Reno training camps for the Jeffries versus Johnson title bout. Readers will get expert previews from Mike Murphy Jack London Bat Masterson and other special writers after the fighters finish training on Saturday July 2.
The Boston Types are set to play the Malden Athletics at Malden in the afternoon of July 4. This standalone local game lineup features a regional clash as part of the Fourth of July schedule.
Nevada June 29 James J Jeffries showed off before Governor Dickerson at Moana Theatre with 1000 spectators as Mills boxed two rounds. Johnson agreed to a 292 foot square ring and a decision on padding thickness remains, with final requirements to be stated tomorrow.
Jeffries completed six rounds with Choynski, Brother Jack, and Sam Berger in strong spirits. He showed steady output with a notable faster finish against Berger, while Governor Dickerson and state officials visited. Johnson also trained, jogging nine miles and later sparring with Kaufman, Monahan, and Mills, displaying his typical relaxed style.
A twin bill is planned at National League Park with the Doves facing the Phillies this afternoon. The last Slowtown trip saw Charlie Dooin and his squad prevail, leaving the Doves eager for revenge and likely to start Curtis against Moren in the opener.
Philadelphia plays Boston twice while Brooklyn visits New York and Cincinnati meets Pittsburgh. Chicago faces St Louis and St Louis hosts Cleveland in the American slate. New England games include Lynn at New Bedford Lawrence at Lowell Haverhill at Fall River and Brockton at Worcester.
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