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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1922

Page

14

Edwards Loses to Monte in Boston Arena Fight

Young Monte Edwards defeated Danny Edwards in a ten round bout at the Boston Arena in front of 700 fans. The Providence fighter used sharp jabs and body blows to secure the decision amid a hard fought final round. Preliminary wins included Pete Hayes over Mack Murphy, Willie Corbett over Kid Lee, and Jimmy Amato White over Mickey Forkins. The next card features Nate Siegel versus Dave Shade.

Young Montreal Providence Danny Edwards Boston Edwards Monte New York Mickey Forkins Medford Arena A. C Nate Siegel Revere Dave Shade Siegel Eddie Shevlin Roxbury

Montreal vs Edwards in a bruising six to eight round match

A mid 20th century style fight report describes a fast paced boxing bout between Montreal and Edwards. Montreal weighs four pounds over and struggles early while Edwards dominates rounds one and two. By the middle rounds Montreal recovers with sharp lefts and body shots, forcing Edwards to retreat as the rounds wear on.

Montreal Edwards Monte

Pat Baker Triumphs With Two Knockouts At B A A

Pat Baker of Dorchester scored two knockouts at the B A A show. The 185 pounder stopped William McGuire of Dorchester in trials and William Joyce of South Boston in the final. Other bouts saw Ted Blodgett of Lynn pushed to an extra round by Charles Castillo and Art Conroy stopping William Rogers in one round.

Ted Blodgett Lynn Charles Castillo Fast Boston Dan ‘Silva East Boston Blodgett Art Conroy Dorchester William Rogers Pat Baker William McGuire William Joyce South Boston Mike O’dowd South End James Cantor Reading

Wallace Reid Aims for Indianapolis 500 Drive

Wallace Reid movieline star has leased a racing automobile to try for the Indianapolis 500 on May 30. He will drive the car that finished fourth in the 1921 race, officials announced today.

Wallace Reid Indianapolis Ind Moving Picture Star Indianapolis Motor Speedway Reid

B U Diamond Team Begins Cut Downs at Practice

Twenty two players were cut from the B U diamond squad during the first outdoor practice at Volkman Field as Coach Murray trims a 92 man roster. The two teams will practice separately with upcoming games against prep schools and high school teams.

B. U Volkman Murray B. C Kelcher Klein Timmons Furniss Travers Schwartz Sessler Stumpke Smith Donahue McAuliffe Broderick Small Sis Ruane Williamson Miller Lst

Andover and Exeter Duals Set for Saturday

Phillips Andover Academy closes its swimming and basketball seasons with meets against Phillips Exeter Academy. The Andover basketball team shows a stronger record this season, averaging 8 points per game over nine games, while Exeter averages 10 over eight games.

Andover Phillips Andover Academy Academy Phillips Exeter Academy Blue Granite State Exonians Exeter

Margot and Doc Cook Dominate Loyally Citizens in London Depiction

A fragmented 1922 wire-style spoof depicts Margot and Doc Cook as controversial figures touring the United States and Europe. It mocks political rhetoric and public vanity through satirical portraiture of Harvey, Margot, and Cook, with playful digs at diplomacy and public shows.

Naples Vesuvius London Harvey Texas Doc Cook North Pole New York Margot Poouacent Florida Bryan

Rifle Team Selection For U S World Title Meet

The United States will select its 1922 Milan team through open trials among Army Navy Marine Corps National Guard and civilians. Trials run May 8 4 5 and 6 at Quantico Virginia to pick the team to sail May 16 aboard the Old North State and return by July 1. The prior U S victory in Lyons France 1921 ended an 18 year Swiss dominance.

Washington United States Milan Army Navy Marine Corps National Guard National ‘Board For the Quantico Cherbourg Old North State Lyona France

Guernsey Sets New 60 Foot Plunge Record in Yale Meet

In Middletown Connecticut on March 15 N T Guernsey of New York and Yale swimming team set a new intercollegiate 60 foot plunge mark in the Wesleyan pool with a time of 15 85 seconds besting the former 25 second record held by F J Meagher of the University of Chicago Yale defeated Wesleyan in the meet.

Middletown Conn Wesleyan University N. T. Guernsey New York Yale F. J. Meagher University of Chicago Wesleyan

Leibold Menosky Reach Red Sox Camp In Hot Springs

Nemo Leibold and Mike Menosky have joined Red Sox camp at Hot Springs Arkansas completing the roster except Allan Russell who is due tomorrow. Recruit pitcher Tom Sloan sought a larger contract and Sloan was a holdout.

Hot Springs Ark Nemo Leibold Mike Menosky Tom Sloans Pittsboro Red Sox Allan Russell Menosky Sloan

Yale Coach Endorses Football Rules Changes

Yale head coach Pad Jones backs the recent football rules changes. He highlights substitutions limits and the elimination of the goal kick after touchdown, arguing the changes impose team responsibility and may push strategic play and safety.

New Haven Pad Jones Yale

Terry Martin to Fight Tremaine at Toledo

Terry Martin of Providence R. I. and Carl Tremaine of Cleveland are matched for a 12 round bout in Toledo on March 24. They will weigh in at 118 pounds at 3 p.m.

Terry Martin Tremaine Toledo Ohio Providence R. Ll Carl Tremaine Cleveland

District high school track finals and semis set for today

Trials and first semi finals in running events and hurdles will be held this afternoon at East Armory for the annual district high school championships.

East Armory

East Boston leads in title race after Tuesday field events

East Boston holds a comfortable lead entering the runs with 82 12 points. Brighton trails, boasting strong seniors with Hyde Park supports. Hyde Park leads in senior events but lags in intermediate and junior divisions. Names of qualifiers and key athletes from East Boston, Hyde Park, Brighton, West Roxbury, Trades, and others appear along with Olympic and early 20th century context.

East Boston Brighton Hyde Park Hast Boston Callanan Carey Donahue Cotlili Purio Black Sozio Lipman Kushner Sheehan Scaller Tace Tacelli Stone Wood Prout West Roxbury Connolly Hermitt McDermitt Billings van Hall Garrity Anderson Smith James Kneath Gaedgolla and Briggs Booth Boston Hird and Jackson Buccigrass Powers

Grappler Bowser in Rough-House Match at Grand Opera House

Ohio grappler Paul Bowser may fight a boxer in a mixed bout as fans await season end. Tonight at the Grand Opera House Bowser meets Greek John Kilonis in a busy rough-house melee with two women wrestlers and Kid Henry vs Young Kilonis on the card.

Paul Bowser Ohio Grand House Bowser Old Howard Harry Wills Grand Opera House John Kilonis Kilonis John Janet Henry Manchester N. H Cora Livingston Miss Livingston Kid Henry

Pal Reed and Mike Morley to meet in Boston week after Lynn bout

Reed and Morley will not meet Monday night at Lynn due to Leonard Clinton in Boston. They will fight the following week. they have never met before. Benny Leonard is widely regarded as the best lightweight champion, though some debate if he could beat Joe Gans. The Greb and Dempsey heavyweight match is doubtful due to size difference. Shields beat Douglas in the mile indoors. Connolly and Burke did not prize finish. Harvard placed fourth.

Harvey London Derby George Atlantic Ambass Senate England France Harry Greb Tommy Gibbons Greb Dempsey Mal” Douglas Yale Harvard Oxford Cambridge Larry Shield Nittany Pal Reed Mike Morley Lynn Reed Morley Leonard-Clinton Boston Benny Leonard Leonard Joe Gans Shields Douglas Connolly Legiate Burke

Airplanes Menace Harvard Football Games

Harvard athletic committee chairman LeBaron Russell Briggs warns in his annual report that airplanes will soon menace spectators and players at Harvard football games. He predicts more air traffic around stadiums will disrupt events and safety.

Harvard LeBaron Russell Briggs Harvard Athletic Committee

Cornell Beats Columbia In Intercollegiate Matchup

Ithaca N Y March 15 Cornell defeated Columbia 32 to 18 in an intercollegiate basketball league game here tonight.

Ithaca N. Y Cornell Columbia

Harvard Dean Advocates Air Patrol to Guard Football Practice

Harvard's athletic policy aims to discourage distant contests and protect ticket holders while noting the high cost of football programs. Dean Briggs discusses secrecy around practices, the financial impact on campus athletics, and the need to prevent fundraising by spectators. He praises William J. Bingham and calls football an education of body and mind.

Harvard Cantabrigian Ohio State Dean Briggs Cambridge University William J. Bingham

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