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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1910
Page
12
In Hot Springs on March 9 the Red Sox endured a 20 degree drop and showers yet trained hard. Dahlen and Dodgers chased practice, while Joe Wood and Pat Donahue limbered, Karger recovered, Madden and Pape led batters, and Griffin’s Reds fielded a strong infield.
The Red Sox roster swells with Karger Wood Ea die Cicotte and 19 players now in camp with plans for 29 once the Cincinnati regulars join. Pettiti and Madden linger at practice while Pettiti vows loyalty and McLean reports full knee recovery and readiness for the season.
Winchester and Winthrop High School will contest a rubber game Friday evening March 18 at 8 o'clock. The venue is undecided with options Institute Hall East Cambridge Sargent's gym Cambridge and the Newton Y M A under consideration.
Arthur Duffey discusses how moving the national athletic championships to New Orleans may affect attention and interest across regions. He notes past regional support patterns and highlights upcoming events including the B A A Marathon with top runners like Henri Renaud and Bob Fowler. He also mentions Evacuation Day games in South Boston and Jimmy Connolly’s potential Congressional bid.
A collection of reader questions and updates from Boston clubs. Questions cover boxing match histories, race plans, and entries for upcoming events. Mentions include Fitzsimmons vs Corbett at Carson City in 1897, B A A Marathon fees, and the Cathedral Y M C A cross country race at Union Park assists and entry blanks with John Magee listed.
The J W Maguire Co展示 a Pierce-Arrow exhibit this week showing six cars each with distinct color and upholstery schemes. The harmony of colors and trim is aided by the Pierce- Arrow art department in Buffalo.
Tommy Connolly, famed umpire and Natick icon, arrives at the American League office to press for rule changes. He urges special ruling by Ban Johnson on umpire hit by batted ball, favors scoring by runners on third, and seeks clear wording on what defines facing the batsman for left-handed pitchers.
A snowslide at Glacier, near Vancouver, blocks the Canadian Pacific railway with an avalanche about a half mile long and 30 feet deep. All trains are detoured and the Revelstoke to Calgary main line is closed.
The Cambridge Y M C A basketball team defeated Boston Y M C A 21 to 15 to win the state YMCA championship last evening in front of about seven hundred spectators.
The English High School and Boston College High dual meet, scheduled for yesterday at Boston College, was not held due to a date mix up. Officials say the games may be rescheduled for a later time.
I P Blake of New England distributor for Jackson Automobile Company displayed the new four cylinder Model 35 in Jackson Michigan, priced at 1250 dollars. The car features a 105 inch wheelbase and a unit power plant from the Model 60 adapted to the new model, aiming for strong sales.
Rumor claims Jim Jeffries reconciled with Billy Delaney but sources say no. The three year breach followed Delaney signing for Jeffries to face Bill Squires, a clash that altered the world title route. Jeffries repudiated the articles and dismissed Delaney, shaping the era before Jack Johnson’s rise.
Lynn English High beat Boston English School 87 to 24 at the Lynn YMCA in a fast game. Wright and McKay starred for Lynn English, while Culhane and Marzinsky led Boston English. Second teams fell 33 to 13.
The Commerce High School senior class track team won the interclass championship with 35 points, led by William Rumpf who scored 19. Rumpf swept the hurdles, 30 yard dash, high jump and placed in several other events. Chamberlain, O'Brien and Grennier also earned notable finishes as 1911 and 1912 classes trailed.
A Boston paper favors settling Walsh versus Moore at 116 pounds by each posting a forfeit. Walsh has posted 500 dollars. Moore is expected to cover it, though no money has appeared in Boston. Other notices include Joe Thomas versus Frank Mantell and Kyle Whitney versus the Dixie Kid next week, with Wolgast reportedly rejecting certain challenges. Eddie Shevlin faces Oscar Martin at Gladstone A C Lowell tonight, promising a strong bout, while Honey Mellody and Jimmy Clabby may meet in Savannah on March 20.
Handbooks praised as pocket time savers for mechanics and offered at the free exhibit of the International Correspondence Schools in Boston. Cloth bound at 1.00 and leather at 1.50, special price this week 1.00. I C S courses help wage earners achieve better positions and higher wages. write for information.
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