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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1915
Page
10
The Arena Hockey Club defeated the B A A with speed and stick work in the Arena last night by 8 to 5. The series stands two games to one in favor of the B A A.
In a 25 minute period battle the B A A led 4 3 at halftime as Hicks Robbins and Skilton scored while Smart Seguin Osgood and Conley replied for the Arena. Second half quick scores by Seguin and Osgood. Referees Tingley Foster. Umpires Carnochan Gilbert. Timers Woods OrME and Brown.
In Macon Georgia on March 17 the Regular Braves defeated the Yannigans 11 to 0 in a charity scrimmage. Charley Schmidt Hank Gowdy Bert Whaling Rabbit Maranville and others contributed to a strong home performance before about 200 fans. Lefty Tyler started for the Yannigans and was relieved by Lefty Cottrell and Paul Strand as the Regulars built their big inning with Moran Evers Magee Schmidt Gowdy and Crutcher driving in runs.
In Macon Georgia on March 17 the St Patrick Day sun banished the last chill of a cold wave as the world champions carried on with celebrations. The bright day set a fitting stage for festivities on this natal day.
A large squad of newsboys received boxing lessons at the Boston Newsboys' Club last evening. Retired bantam champion Jimmy Walsh joined Physical Instructor Freeman to guide the boys through class form training and pairing them by weight as progress is shown.
Duffey notes New England likely to host official Panama Exposition tryouts after intercollegiates at Franklin Field. Jimmy Power retires from racing. Freddie Burns leaves Unicorn club. St Nicholas beats St Michael’s in hockey as Cox scores thrice. Patriots Day plans include $100 prize for exposition relay runner-up. Yale crew captain Denegre retires from rowing but remains admired leader.
No league announcement exists for the coming season and it is unclear if the Municipal Baseball League still operates. The query seeks the correct contact for game applications and notes an implied abolition without official word.
Boston College High coach Donahue blames Fall River Tech and their fans for a postgame disturbance after a Saturday loss. He states BC High has never seen such trouble and urges no rematch next Saturday.
The second annual invitation tournament at the Longwood covered courts will be held March 25 26 and 27 with singles and doubles. Competitors include R N Williams 2d American champion G F Touchard indoor US champion 1913 14 15 N W Niles state champion and George M Church intercollegiate champion plus other noted players.
English middleweight champion Young Ahearn won the popular decision over Jimmy Clabby in Philadelphia in a six round bout. Ahearn led after the first round when Clabby opened a gash over his eye and the English fighter excelled in remaining rounds.
Johnny Kilbane the featherweight champion outfought Kid Williams bantamweight titleholder in Philadelphia on March 17 in a six round bout. Both weighed in at 122 pounds.
In 59 degree clear weather at the Ozark Spa Red Sox manager Carrigan led the team through their longest and most complete workout since arriving. Weiler Shorten and Rehg worked in the outfield while regulars batted long and the youngsters fielded and practiced in drills.
Boston leader directs rookies to Majestic Park for a 10 o'clock drill giving them batting practice and base running time. Regulars join by 11 as Gill McNally Shorten Sweeney Gainor Rehg Tutweiler among the young players work alongside pitches Ray Collins Foster Leonard Haley and others in a long morning session with Foster hoping for limited pitching duties.
Public and private high schools with NRA affiliated rifle clubs may compete for the state championship. Teams of five fire 20 shots each at 50 feet using 22 caliber rifles under 10 pounds. One team per school. silver cup awarded for highest grand aggregate with three wins. Schedules set for April 8 10 and 17 with Brookline Stoneham Lowell and Springfield Technical High Schools.
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