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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1914

Page

10

Local Boys Headed for National Games in Paris

The Illinois article notes players enjoyed Naples and Rome while traveling to Paris for the National Games. Comiskey's health improved en route after illness, with Monte Carlo impressions, carnival confetti raids, and comedic antics by Evans and Schaefer. The Giants and White Sox games in Italy are described along with multilingual mishaps and travel observations.

Nice Comiskey White Sox Naples Rome Monte Carlo Steve” Evans Germany Schaefer Mike’’ Doolan Fred’’ Merkle Evans St.Louis Cairo Callahan Jim Thorpe Beaker Tris Giants St. Peter Scott Death Valley Paris Pacific Coast John J. McGraw

Nine New England Stars to Compete in Madison Square Garden

The National A A U indoor championships at Madison Square Garden tonight will feature nine New England champions from the recent meet, with Harvard Tech and the B A A among entrants. Notables include Eddie Teschner Freddie Burns Oscar Hedlund Abel Kiviat and Don Lippincott and long distance runners from Harvard and the Irish American A A. Burns holds the national indoor title and is favored to defend. Teschner is a strong rival in the 75 and 200 yard events.

New England Madison Square Garden Harvard Tech F. P. O'Hara Eddie Teschner Freddie Burns Jesse Greene Tom Halpin H. F. Mahoney Oscar Hedlund Burns Teschner Don Lippincott Penn Hal Heiland Alvah Meyer A. A Halpin Mel Sheppard Ted Meredith University of Pennsylvania Abel Kiviat Hedlund Homer Baker New York Madeira F. W. Capper Crimson Donovan John Lawler

Exeter and Worcester Dominate Schoolboy Games Upsets Loom

Exeter and Worcester Academy led the schoolboys meet signaling Boston area athletes must rise to challenge. Exeter coach George Connor proposed moving the 300 yard start back to reduce crowding and improve early clearances. Freddie Burns and Billy Bingham starred for Harvard's Crimson, while Worcester beat Exeter in the final relay.

Exeter and Worcester Academy Boston Exeter Worcester Exonians New Hampshire Harvard Billy Bingham Crimson Halpin Freddie Burns Unicorn Connor

Dawning of a strong season at B A A games hints at records

The article praises the Boston B A A indoor meet start with a world record relay and strong field. It notes Young Doyle of Worcester Academy and Smith may clash on equal terms with Smith aiming for the University of Pennsylvania next year. Harvard hosts college championships, five places awarded, raising questions about indoor season length and timing ahead of outdoor events.

Doyle Worcester Academy Smith University of Pennsylvania George Orton Harvard Cambridge Collegians Penn

Harvard Sets 1590 Yard Relay World Record

The article discusses Harvard’s relay team setting a world record at 1590 yards, noting no other region holds this distance. It explains the feat is recognized as a world record since Harvard was the sole team to run that distance under those conditions on the Mechanics Building track. It also mentions boxing and sprint notes about Clabby Chip and schoolboy dash times.

Bill’’ Klein Monte Carlo Larry’’ Doyle Italy Pius X Bay of Naples Capri Sorrento Vesuvius Bertolini Parker's Hotel Freddie Burns Unicorn Eddie Merehew Tom Halpin Meanix Bill Barron Crimson Donovan Harvard Jimmy Clabby George Chip Frank Kliaus Bill Eaton

Mack Signs Up Another Indian Pitcher

Connie Mack signs Joe Graves a Chippewa eighteen year old six foot one pitcher from Brain erd Minnesota on Chief Benders advice Graves is the third Mackman pitcher from Brain erd and is praised for speed control and curves The note also recounts a travelogue of a boxing trip through Rome and Paris during the same era with various humorous anecdotes

Evans Merkle Mike Donlin Steve Tris Speaker Speaker Paris Nice Bunny Hearne South Connie Mack Bender Joe Graves Graves Mackmen Brainerd Minn Bush

Charley White to referee MSG wrestling tournament

Charley White, the well known referee, will be the third man in the ring at the international wrestling tournament staged at Madison Square Garden on Tuesday evening March 16. White has officiated most big New York matches in recent years and the show will start promptly at 8 30 due to extended time limits on each bout.

Charley White Madison Square Garden White New York

Solomon Derby Sledge Dogs Postponed by Blizzard in Nome

NOME Alaska March 1 The annual Solomon Derby for sledge dogs was postponed today due to a blizzard making the trail impassable.

Nome Alaska

Polious and Butler Set for Fast Catch-Can Bout

Boston fans await a top bout at the Grand Opera House as Jack Butler of Brockton faces Jim Polious known as Speedy Greek. The two out of three falls match under catch-as-catch-can rules promises fast grappling with a possible third referee among Paddy Hehir or Jimmy Barnes. decision expected today.

Boston Jack Butler Brockton Jim Polious Grand Opera House Paddy Hehir Jimmy Barnes

Two Big Hockey Nights in Boston Arena Schedule

Boston fans pack the arena for two key games as B A A meets Pilgrim A A in the rematch and Montreal A A faces B A A. The Pilgrim team shows improved cohesion after a Syracuse trip, aiming to prove its fast, team oriented attack.

Boston Boston Arena Pilgrim A. A Unicorn Montreal A. A Canada Syracuse

Pilgrims Ready for Second Meeting with the B A A

After two tough games against Syracuse the Pilgrims arrive in fine shape and eager for the rematch with the B A A. The Salt City rin frames their pursuit as they seek improvement and a stronger showing.

Salt City Syracuse Pilgrims

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