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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1911

Page

11

Carrigan Faces Redlands In Exhibition Doubleheader

In Redlands California Carrigan's Colts defeated the Native Sons in three innings and again in the later frames. Perry Engle Yerkes and Riggar led Boston while Deakins hit a homer for Redlands as Dale and Sawyer pitched for the locals.

Redlands Cal Orange Country San Bernardino Red Sox Carrigan’s Sawyer Buick Boston Bill Carrigan Perry Engle Redlanders Yerkes Janvrin Riggart Joe Priepke Nanamaker Hagle Hollis Carrigan Boston Colts E. Perry O . TB PO. A Loscieres Riggert Seeseeee Eis Canbe Ceewere Nunamaker Cresesee Croecovseane Dale Peete Reget En Sawyer Deceerseeoes Busick Pe Coessvseves Broadbent Walsh Seetaes Deakins Eaee Glover Simons Canterbury Cranreos Hentsche Dugan Cooers Hewitt McCreery Deeseesess Boston Colts Vewnwe Redlands Ain't Busick Dugasto McCgreery

Redondo welcomes visiting team after tiresome trip

The visitors endured a long early journey to play as scheduled, but the warm Redondo reception and scenic city made the trip worthwhile. Players arrived in a grouchy mood at breakfast yet the sunny day and a solid workout on the diamond left them with a memorable experience.

Redondo Los Angeles Angel City

Rain Keeps Boston Red Sox Indoors in California Skies

In San Francisco on March 6 persistent rain and wind forced the Boston Americans Oakland Commuters and San Francisco Seals to practice indoors. Weather forecaster McAdie warns the wet spell may last 24 hours or more, delaying plans to travel to Sacramento for games against the Senators.

San Francisco California Jupiter Pluvius Boston Americans Oakland San Francisco Seals Boston Red Sox McAdie Ruary Boston Meadie Red Sox St. Mary's College St. Mary’s Donovan Sacramento Senators Sox The Oaks Freeman’s Park Seals Speed

Murphy Marto Fight Ends In Draw In Glens Falls

Teddy Murphy of Boston and Young Marto of Glens Falls fought 10 fast rounds to a draw in Glens Falls New York. Marto knocked Murphy down in the third round for a nine count.

Glens Falls N. Y Teddy Murphy Boston Young Marto Marto Murphy

Harley Leader Named Manager of Haverhill Nine

Dick Harley, former National League standout famed for outdoing Moe Graw, signed today as manager of the Haverhill club in the New England league. President Clohecy received the signed papers. Harley will assume duties soon.

Haverhill Dick”’ Harley

Jasper and Gallant Box A Draw in Lyceum Hall Bout

In Woburn on March 6, Boston fighters Young Jasper and Johnny Gallant fought ten rounds to a draw in the main event before the Wo burn A. A. A second card saw Mickey Brown of Malden draw six rounds with Barney Riley of Boston while Welsh of Woburn defeated Young Malta of Everett on a decision in their bout. Other results included a six round draw between Young Kenney of Wakefield and Young McHugh of Woburn.

Woburn Young Jasper Johnny Gallant Boston Woburn A. A Lyceum Hall Martin Clougherty Mickey Brown Malden Barney Riley Young Welsh Young Malta Everett Welsh Young Kenney Wakefield Young McHugh

Yankee Schwartz Draws With Mandot In Memphis

Joe Mannot of New Orleans, who recently lost to Yankee Schwartz, was ticky tonight to gain a return match as the bout ended in a draw. Spectators voiced disapproval. Ralph Galloway of California and Nat Dewey of Kansas City also fought to an eight round draw.

Memphis Tenn Joe Mannot New Orleans Yankee Schwartz Philadelphia Ralph Galloway California Nat Dewey Kansas City

Wolgast to Fight Jack White in Milwaukee Next Month

Chicago March 6. Wolgast was matched today to fight Jack White in Milwaukee next month. He will first stop in Los Angeles to face George Mem sic in a 20 round bout on St Patrick's Day, then return East for One Round Hogan before meeting White. The date will likely be set tomorrow.

Wolgast Jack White Chicago Milwaukee Los Angeles George Memsic St. Patrick’s Day Hogan White

Washington players join Atlanta club as fines hit manager

Sunday game costs one dollar fine in Hor Springs Arkansas as eight local major league players depart for Atlanta to join teammates. Manager Owens of Whittington Park was assessed a one dollar fine and costs for permitting yesterday's exhibition between National and American league teams.

Hor Springs Ark Washington Atlanta Owens Whittington Park

Wolgast Defense Spurs Critics in Lightweight Championship

Arthur Duffey lauds Ad Wolgast as a maligned lightweight champion and predicts admiration will grow. Spiked shoes fall from favor in schools as officials ban them, with potential impact on athletic performances. Duffey cites upcoming amateur wrestling championships at Woburn and a New England boxing tournament at Mechanics Building March 18, plus the intercity relay at Pastime Games led by George Brown.

Armory Woburn New England Mechanics Building George Brown Lester Holden Young Goething New York Sheppard Gissing Rosenberder Dorland

Factual look at historic boxing match and related notes

The prompt discusses Sam Langford and Joe Jeannette fighting 15 rounds at the Armory Club, referencing a Sept 6 1910 bout with Langford as winner. It also mentions inquiries about amateur meets and a Cambridgeport addressee for contact. Other items cover sprint false starts and rulings, names Fiatic Hugo Kelly and Ugo Micheli, and footwear advice for runners.

Sam Langford Joe Jeannette Armory Club Langford

Chatham hockey team seeks tryout in Boston on arrival

The Chatham hockey team from Canada arrives in the Hub for a morning tryout on the indoor rink. They will face the Boston Hockey Club, a strong foe with three Canadian victims in recent clashes. Chatham has defeated Windsor Stratford London and other Western Canadian teams this year.

Chatham Boston Boston Hockey Club Windsor Stratford London Chatham Boys

Posse Girls Beat Beta Beta Phi at Posse Gym

The Posse Gym girls defeated Beta Beta Phi 63 to 17 yesterday afternoon. Fern starred with 18 baskets, while Jenks and Gulot also played strong games, delivering the scoring punch for the Posse squad.

POSSE Beta Beta Phi Posse Gym Fern Jenks Gulot

Adams Square Alleys Totals and Contacts

Alley totals listed for Adams Square with figures 488 474 522 and 421 485 452. Phone numbers appear as 1479 and 181. Names or organizations are unclear from the fragment.

Adams Square Adams Anmover O. Eer Seencese

Unclear Scores From Providence and Fall River Games

In Providence Providence 9 and Rew Haven &. Brockton 4 Pawtucket 1. Fall River Hartford 6 Fall River 5. Exact teams and matchups are not fully clear from the fragment.

Providence Rew Haven Brockton Pawtucket Fall River Hartford

Heps Sail South For Augusta Training Grounds

Manager Fred Tenney leads 17 players and war correspondents from the South Terminal at 1 AM heading to New York then to the Augusta Georgia training grounds. A crowd of fans sees them off despite the early hour.

Fred Tenney Jimmy Neary New York Augusta South Terminal

Baseball Players League Train Party Heads to Augusta

The article details a large group including Billy Burke Mark Graveson and Jim Hoey traveling by train after 9 20 with officials Peter Kelley Page and Fred Murphy coordinating. The party plans breakfast at the Somerset Hotel in Gotham before continuing to Augusta via Philadelphia Baltimore and Cincinnati led by Bill Sweeney and joined by several players and reporters.

Peter Kelley Page Fred Murphy Tenney Billy Burke Mark Graveson George Tyler Ralph Goode Joe Callahan Herman Young Pat Kenney Keefe Jim Neary Jack Hoey Gotham Somerset Hotel Mattern Brothers Chick Evans Joe Miller Augusta West Philadelphia Bob Neal Baltimore Charley Herzog Sam Frock Chief Farsons Wilbur Goode Methrong William Hepburn Russell Washington Grand Hotel Cincinnati Bill Sweeney

Yarmouth Curlers Open With Win In Boston Arena

The Yarmouth Nova Scotia curling team defeated the Boston Curling Club 55 to 38 at the Boston Arena. Baker led with 29 points, far ahead of any opponent. They scheduled a match versus Braeburn Club at the same venue today.

Yarmouth Nova Scotia Boston Boston Curling Club Baker Tueal Bore Braeburn

New Bedford Rivalry Ends in Draw for Roskin and Murphy

Kid Murphy of New York outboxed Chicken Roskin of New Bedford for most of the 12 rounds before the New Bedford Athletic Club crowd. Roskin faced an eight pound weight disadvantage and both fighters agreed a draw if they stood after the twelfth round.

New Bedford Kid Murphy New York Chicken Roskin New Bedford Athletic Club Murphy Downey

Wesleyan Beats Dartmouth 27 to 10 in Season Finale

Wesleyan defeated Dartmouth 27 to 10 in Middletown Connecticut in the final game of the season. The halftime score was 11 to 8. After the game George Davidson of New York was elected next year's team captain.

Middletown Conn Wesleyan Dartmouth George Davidson New York

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