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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1910
Page
12
Boston Post provides frequent updates on the Red Sox training at Hot Springs with Paul H. Shannon, baseball editor, traveling with the team to report fresh, breezy accounts and action photos for fans.
The annual Boston Auto Mobile Show at Mechanics' Building opens Saturday evening at 8. Hotels are expected to fill as pilgrims head to the event and the city. This year 180 demonstrating cars will parade along Huntington Avenue, surpassing last year’s display.
Revere High defeated Milton High 42 to 26 at the Revere gym. The Revere H S midgets won 28 to 5 over the Crescents. Nicolini led with six floor goals and eight for Smith for Milton.
Merrimac second team defeated Pacific A C of South Boston 80 to 11 at Frances Willard Hall West End. Brock Phillips and O'Donnell starred for Merrimac while Reardon and Hull contributed for the Pacifics. The South Boston High vs High School of Commerce game is canceled due to officials' concerns about rough play.
I C S promotes pocket sized handbooks for electrical workers and tradesmen at a Boston exhibit. cloth bound books cost 1.60 leather 1.50, sale prices 50c and 1.00. Thousands improved wages through I C S courses and a special reduction offer is available by writing for information.
Arthur Duffey notes Harvard to send at least 12 champions and B A A relay teams to the New York Athletic Club indoor meet, with Mercury foot squad expected to challenge Unicorn in the relay. Moran Harvey clashes loom as Moran seeks rematch and potential British victory. Walker times questioned by South Africans. Bonhag hints at retirement after a storied New York athletic era.
The letter queries nationalities and addresses for sports writers and sources. It recalls Ted as American and cites historical track openings at Park Square from 1900 to 1909, boxing event entries, and notable fights and debuts with dates such as Jimmy Walsh's amateur appearance in April 1891.
Philadelphia boxing note says Morris Harris is favored to defeat Porky Flynn next Tuesday night. Jack O'Brien predicts Harris strong, cites Harris wins over Langford and Jeanette, while Deshler's hand injury prompts a substitute. Flynn supports a stacked all star lineup with four eight round bouts at the Armory.
Gloucester, March 3. In a close home game the Company G five beat the Marlboro Independents 14 to 12. McCullum hit the winning basket in the last minute aided by Colby and Lawson led Marlboro. Time two 20 minute halves attendance about 1000.
The National Baseball Commission ruled that Joseph Hovlik belongs to the Washington American League club. The Peoria team had claimed Washington released him. The decision also notes a $200 due from Dayton to Lancaster and St. Louis for Justis now with Dayton.
Brockton and Fall River post decisive wins while Taunton edges Pawtucket. Providence and New Bedford split a string of games. Waterbury tops Worcester in a high scoring matchup.
The Acme A A of Jamaica Plain announces its second annual cross country run on April 19 at 10 o clock. The course is described as one of the best in the city and valuable prizes go to the first eight finishers. Entry blanks are available from William A Henderson at 14 Centre Street Jamaica Plain.
A large card is listed for the Armory A A amateur bouts this evening. The 105 and 115 pound classes show many entries with strong participation also in the 125 and 135 pound divisions. Two special bouts are planned as part of the program.
Bill Beatty will select a five man team plus two two man teams and six individuals for the National Bowling Association championship in Baltimore this April. The candidates include Fred Williams Frank Harrington Joe Hall Dr J K Simson Herman Tower B T Munsey and Beatty himself. Boston bowlers must be in good standing with the Boston City Association of the NBA by March 8 and unpaid dues should be sent to treasurer Charles S Goulding at the Postoffice building.
Somerville High announces a 1912 baseball schedule with seven veterans returning under coach Allie Dickinson. Indoor drills began. listed games include M I T at Somerville, Rindge MTS, Malden High, Lynn English, Boston College High, Everett, Groton, Newton, Melrose, Dedham, Dorchester, and Medford among others.
The Needham A. A. will be ready to play any amateur or semi professional team in New England after April 19. Address W. G. Elder, manager, Needham, Mass. Jimmy Walsh is to meet Joe Wagner in New York Monday night and trains at Sunnyside Natick on Murray's farm. The bantam champion enjoys horseback riding.
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