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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1916
Page
15
Secretary Riley Tom Lannin and Red Sox staff at Forest Hills headquarters began arranging the travel for Manager Carrigan the advance squad and newspaper correspondents ahead of the Friday morning departure.
In the late afternoon Manager Bill took charge as the office prepares to move from Forest Hills to Fenway Park before the South trip. Olaf Henriksen visited from Canton while Dr Charles Winslow Green discussed packing club trunks and Smoky Joe Wood’s spring return amid optimism about his arm. The Boston Tavern schedule committee met to confer on league plans.
The Pittsburg Pirates advance squad left Pittsburg for the Dawson Springs training camp with 12 players and reporters under George Gibson. A second group led by Honus Wagner follows next Saturday. After Dawson Springs the camp moves to Elot Springs Arkansas.
Harvard Club, winless in four starts, meets the Arena lineup tomorrow night at the local rink to settle whether the Boston Hockey League race centers on the Arena and B A A sevens.
Arena and B A A lead the league with three wins and one loss each as Harvard seeks a win behind goalie Sugar Sagar. A solid Harvard attack paired with improved forwards and defense faces Arena’s netminder in a must win for both sides in tomorrow night’s contest.
Brookline High School’s fast Hoc Key unit aims to meet the Interscholastic League champion winner in a likely hard contest. The Brookline seven features veteran players led by captain Ted Fennessey, one of the top rowers in the school.
Brookline High captured the Triangular league title at Brookline Reservoir by defeating Cambridge Latin 4 to 0. Captain Ted Fennessey led the offense with three goals as Brookline secured its second league win, complemented by strong defense from Barney O’Hearn and timing by Captain Mills for Cambridge. Goalkeeper Witzgerald saved several Brookline attempts in the second half, while Follett contributed the final tally. Time 20 minute halves.
Everett High coach Cleo O'Donnell agreed to a one year term with Purdue University Athletic Association after talks in New York. He will join spring practices starting April 1 for two weeks and then continue with Purdue, while Charley Brickley oversees Everett High players during his absence.
The annual Dorchester versus English High dual meet takes place this afternoon at the Fast Armory. Key event is the 100 yard dash featuring Brigham of English and Corrigan of Dorchester.
Somerville High defeated Rindge 1 to 0 in a tight afternoon game at the Arena counted in the league standings. Captain Bartnett scored in the second period assisted by Downing. Bartnett, Fowler, and Davis suffered cuts with Davis leaving the game. Several players required stitches.
Four appropriation bills totaling $1.49 million for the Massachusetts Agricultural College were favorably reported by the House agriculture committee. The key bill would provide $200,000 annually for six years for buildings and other improvements.
The Eastern doubles decide at Longwood Club Boston starting July 2 with finals later. Western doubles and preliminary matches at Onwentsia Club Chicago begin August 5. Eight sectional winners compete August 16 to 18, with Pacific Coast likely July 1. Other dates to be named next week.
Melrose High overwhelmed Milton Academy with a 9 to 1 victory as Tirrell scored five goals. Filmore Leavitt Spinney and Pendleton added other scores while Cabot provided Melrose’s lone early tally in a 20 minute half.
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