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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1906

Page

3

Club Starts for Training Grounds Tonight

The Collins team advance guard heads to Washington aboard the boat train for New York with Hugh McBreen Vrainer Green Harry Mureh Joe Star ris and Timothy Kenney. McBreen plans to gather the rest for Macon Ga while Jimmy Collins waits in Washington for the Boston delegation. Criger’s spot looms if he is unavailable and money will be spent to secure a substitute as the club aims for another pennant with director support from Boston and New England fans. Doc Green travels with liniments in a dress suitcase as training begins lingering hopes of a strong season.

New York Hugh McBreen Vrainer Green Harry Mureh Joe Starris Timothy Kenney Collins Washington MccBreen Macon Jimmy Collins Boston Peterson Grimshaw Josslyn Glaze Rising Godwin Criger Graham New England Flat Springs

South End sports notes mascot change for upcoming play

Green remains popular with players and fans as the team prepares for a new season. Last year Battling Nelson served as mascot causing distractions, but this time no dog mascot will accompany the team.

Green South End Battling Nelson

Baseball Rumors and Moves Stirring Through Teams

Jesse Burkett may receive a release with no Southern order. Hafford impresses Cincinnati, Knight fights for Athletics third base, Brouthers and Oldring compete behind Knight, Leever alone unsigned with Pittsburg. Peitz injured. Starr signs with Harrisburg. Josslyn’s arrival expected from Pittsfield. Mains fit for Syracuse. Armour introduces a new practice dummy. Apperson shines for Montgomery in center field.

Jesse Burkett Leo Hafford Cincinnati Jack Knight Athletics Brouthers Oldring Knight Leever Pittsburg Stevie Peitz Starr St. Louis Harrisburg Albert Josslyn Hugh McBreen Josslyn Pittsfield Willie Mains Tarry March Syracuse Bill Armour Armour Sam Georgetown Montgomery

No More Home Games for Holy Name Five

The Holy Name basketball team of South Boston must play all remaining games away from home after being forbidden to use Dalgren Hall.

Holy Name Five Holy Name South Boston Dalgren Hall

Wolstone Hurling Club to Meet in South Boston

President D. Hogan of the Wolstone Hurling Club calls a Sunday afternoon meeting at Tonti Hall South Boston to discuss several important matters.

D. Hogan Wolstone Hurling Club South Boston Tonti Hall

Criger Back in Form for Boston Americans in Hot Springs

In Hot Springs Arkansas on March 8 the Boston Americans trained under clear warm skies. Outfielders Stahl and Selbach showed strong fielding while Parent moved well in the infield. Pitchers threw with speed and Gibson recovered from illness. Lou Criger easing back but optimistic after a recent setback and weather-triggered twinges.

Hot Springs Ark Boston Lou Criger

Wadsworth’s Horse Narrowly Misses Big Purs e

Craig Wadsworth, second secretary of the American embassy, just missed winning the national hunt steeplechase worth 30000. His horse Portlight Jr. finished second to an outsider, Count Rufus, in a race of 28 amateur riders over tough country at Warwick.

Warwick Eng Craig Wadsworth Portlight Jr Count Rufus

Who's who in American fame dispute over boxing

The article reports Jack O Brien threatening legal action against publishers of Who's Who in American Biography claiming discrimination for his boxing career and demanding proper chronological placement in literature art business and pugilism. He argues he possesses equal rights to recognition as other distinguished figures.

Jack O' Brien Jack America

Pugilist Jack O Brien Fights for Who's Who Name

Column notes Jack O Brien demands inclusion in Who's Who arguing pugilists merit equal recognition with poets and statesmen. He cites his wealth and discipline and urges readers to question literary snobbery affecting his fame. He contrasts boxing with college sports and recalls shifts in attitudes toward professionals in baseball.

Jack O’brien

Gossip of the boxers in Chelsea and South Boston boxing scene

Rivalry between Chelsea and South Boston boxers dominates a Manchester Chelsea lineup. The card features Ronse O'Brien vs Chester Goodwin, Abe Attell draw with Abe Attell, Kid Freeman vs John A Sullivan, and Chelseaites betting on Pish Smith vs Jerry Gaines. Various other bets and match plans are discussed as boxing figures push for matchups and weight classes.

Chelsea South Boston Ronse O'Brien Chester Goodwin O'Brien Abe Attell Rouse Kid Freeman John A. Sullivan Nelson Jimmy Briggs New England Briggs Young Corbett Erry McGovern Briges Deshler Tony Bender New York Terry McGovern Hartford Terry Attell Missouri Marvin Hart Jack O’brien Honey Mellody Battling Nelson Mike Grady Southbridge Webster Young Kirby Lawrence Bors Martin Canole Fall River Willie Hosey Albany Marehwo T. McDermott U. S. S. Cleveland McGovern Erne F. W Franklin J.J. Mee Newport Steve O'Donnell Australia Peter Maher Boston

Racing autos to have place at Boston show

The Boston automobile show opens tomorrow night at Mechanic's Building with racing cars on display in two halls. Notable entrants include Locomobile, Fiat racer driven by Lancia, and the 110 horsepower air cooled Premier, first shown publicly. Symphony Hall hosts Empire Woman's Orchestra during the show week.

Boston Mechanics’ Building Ormond Lancia Florida Cuba Symphony Hall Empire Woman's Orchestra

Early Schedule for Harvard Shooting Team

The Harvard shooting team lists early meets at Riverside on March 17 with B A A. at Cambridge on March 24. April 7 features R B A A at Cambridge and April 28 Watertown at Watertown. The class shoots begin in March with sophomores meeting freshmen and seniors versus juniors.

Riverside Watertown Gun Club Cambridge Watertown Mareh PC Marel Vy

Finish of Athens Olympic Stadium Nears Completion

New York dispatch reports the marble stadium for the Athens Olympic games is almost complete and ready by March 22. It will seat 85 000 spectators and cost over £800 000 to date. When finished it should rival the Acropolis as a city sight. King Edward offered a conditional promise to open the programme though an injury to his heel may keep him away.

New York Athens Acropolis Edward

Yale the Strongest of 1906 College Nines

The 1906 college baseball season shows closer parity with Yale as the brightest prospect while Harvard and Princeton are weakened. Penn and Columbia are about as strong as 1905, and Cornell and Yale appear notably strong overall.

YALE Harvard Princeton Old Eli Cornell Pennsylvania Columbia

Interscholastic Rowing Association Meets at B A A

The annual meeting of the Interscholastic Rowing Association will be held at the B A A next Monday evening with two representatives from each school present.

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