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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1909

Page

10

Red Sox Review Spring Practice at Hot Springs Camp

Boston and Cincinnati reach four year lease for Hot Springs park at $600 yearly with shared costs. Lake plans distinct spring trip, focusing on Memphis Nashville and Louisville exhibitions, with Thielman Ryan and likely Barger cut, Hooper vs Niles for outfield, and Speaker Gessler Thoney in regular lineup.

Hot Springs Ark Lake Red Sox Bancroft Cincinnati Boston Doc Gessler Gus Dorner Doves Wood Jack Ryan Dorner Reds Goth Traction Company Ball Park Pirates Memphis Nashville Thielman Ryan Barger Will Barger Ehman

Johnson and Jeffries saga tests boxing throne and limelight

The scramble over who holds the world title remains unsettled as Johnson clings to the claim while Jeffries maneuvers for a big pay day. Plans swirl from New York to Chicago, with theatrical contracts and public attention shaping the fate of the anticipated clash.

Boston Interscholastic Rowing Association Sets March 29 Start

The Boston Interscholastic Rowing Association plans to open the season March 29 if boathouses are ready. otherwise April 5. George Stratton heads the association as president with Charles Crombie as vice president and George W. Brown as secretary treasurer.

Boston Interscholastic Rowing Association Gm. A. A George Stratton Cambridge Latin School Charles Crombie Roxbury Latin School George W. Brown Volkmann School Stone School John Richardson Trarvard Yale New London Richardson Harvard Hf. P. Wardell HK. A. A Herbert H. Holton

Schoenfuss Sets New Shot Put Record at Intercity Meet

F H Schoenfuss of the Boston YMCA established a new association mark in the 12 pound shot put with 49 ft 7 in at the interstate YMCA teams meet in Newton. Cambridge led with 17 points, Boston and Newton tied at 15, others followed as events featured strong showings and relays.

Newton F. H. Schoenfuss Boston Cambridge Everett Lynn Malden A. Roy Welton A. Spear F. S. Simmer A.M. Bowser Vimens A. M. Bowzer Lyon TS. Gott Hamdiery Vo Moore J. M. Boyd Th L Mahoney WK. Emerson Brockton J. al. Hittle BB. Wright Oe Suet If. S. Gott W. If. Batum Wakefield Somerville Lawrence Worcester Quincy Pitebbure

Murphy and Moran Agree on 12 Round Armory Club Bout

Eyewitnesses describe a bout where Tommy Murphy outboxed Owen Moran with inside rights and clever finesse while Moran offered stronger power. The Armory Club secured the 12 round match for next Tuesday night with Murphy eager to fight on clean points.

Tommy Murphy Owen Moran Armory Club Wuten Murray Moran Murphy

American Olympic Selection Sparks Debate Over Amateur Leadership

The article notes Theodore Roosevelt, Professor Sloane, and Allison Armour named as U S Olympic representatives, stirring criticism that appointees lack close AAU ties. It highlights George Bonhag’s indoor five mile record, Princeton’s strong NYAC showing, and foreign stars like Young St Yves posing threats to American runners.

Harvard or Yale may offer more athletic recruits, says editor

The debate weighs Harvard against Yale on available athletic candidates with Harvard restricting large student rolls while Yale relies on professional schools. Noted times include Doranda Marathon 2h ttm 2025s and Longboat with two 1909 and 1905 marks. other items mention Red Sox roster size and boxing notes about Langford Barry Jeffries and Corbett.

Harvard Oorks Harvard Yale Doranda Charlesbank Wood Island Park North End Park Vic Street South Boston al Shrabb Ik. D Boranda Dee Madison Square Garden New York Buffalo Boss Rightlow T. S Sam Langford Jim Barry Philadelphia Jeffries Carroll Corbett Coney Island N. Y J. WK Manchester Exeter Street Boston

East Boston High Tops West Roxbury in Paris Street Duel

East Boston High captured a dual meet with West Roxbury High at the Paris Street gym yesterday afternoon. East Boston scored 3 points to West Roxbury’s unknown total as the visitors were held to a loss in a tidy home win.

East Boston High West Roxbury High Paris Street Gymnasium

Attell Dominates Patsy Kline In 10 Round Featherweight Bout

New York March 18 Abe Attell featherweight champion easily outclassed Patsy Kline of Newark in a ten round fight Attell dominated every round and had chances to end it but refrained from finishing.

New York Abe Attell Patsy Kline Newark N. d Attell Mroverdt Tie

Crook Defeats Sullivan in W mile Race Victory

Pad Crook of Mall River won a 15 mile event here tonight in 1 hour 51 minutes 24 seconds, defeating John L. Sullivan of Marcellus after Sullivan collapsed near the Toth mile. Crook had previously won a six day race in this city a month earlier.

Pad Crook Mall River John L. Sullivan Marcellus Sullivan Crook

Norwich A C Bout Ends With Disabling Injury

Janis Reagan of Buffalo retires from a match with Wilmington Jacob Farrell of New York in Norwich after Farrell pounds Reagan’s nose and Reagan sustains a broken right wrist. Farrell led early and controlled much of the bout in this Norwich A C program.

Norwich Wnw Janis Reagan Buffalo Wilmington Jacok Farrell New York Norwich A. C Farrell Reagan

Winthrop Yacht Club Five Defeat St. Marys in Close Tilt

Winthrop Yacht Club five edged St. Marys basketball 88 to 87 last night. The visitors fought hard and led briefly, but the hosts pulled away late to secure the victory.

Winthrop Yacht Club St. Mary's Winthrop

Doves Beat Squabs in Gingery Day Game

Augusta Georgia March 18 Doves win 6 to 4 over Squabs in a full length game. Doves fielded regular infield Stem Ritchey Dahlen Sweeney for first to third and McCarthy Bouites shone with homer double and single. Umpires changed during the game with Kovey taking over the plate duties.

Augusta Doves Squabs Stem Ritchey Dahlen Sweeney McCarthy Bouites Mac Jake Boukes Dons Ahue Mattern Kovey

Doves Shine In Early Warm Day Baseball

The Doves enjoyed their first warm day of the week as Barrett was given a five inning look over by Bowerman. Daliren Ritchey excelled in the field with a bare hand stop and a running catch, while Lindaman’s drive was snagged low and near the ground. Beals Bates Becker Beck and Stein produced the offense with multiple hits amid a strong you will recall showing from the Busy Bee outfield. Some players were under the weather and two missed sessions, but the squad’s two first innings produced two runs to the delight of fans from nearby winter resorts.

Jack Honey Memphis Hot Springs Manager Lake Red Sox Jeffries Taft Jeff Delphic Oracle Dan Lil’ Artha Johnson Chicago Barrett Bowerman Tle Doves Dali-ren Ritchey Lindaman Dahlen Bates Becker Beck Fred Stein Kappelle Lindy Mattern Tuckey Jim Ball Thomas McCarthy Mac Fates

Candle Pin Scores Elite Alleys Feature

Fragmentary bowling score tally shows players from EX HAAHP to WALLACE and MAGAN with individual frame totals and team totals. Readable names include Paul, St Sh, Dustino, ThiCurcof, Williams, Wilfert with multiple 6s and 7s marked.

Golding

Old Colony Alley's Volunteers Reach Key Totals

A scanned tally lists players and scores for Old Colony teams, including Volunteers and regulars, with names such as Corcoran, Copeland, O Hara, Doherty, St, McTanguin, Keefe, Cunniff, and others. The sheet shows per-player figures and team totals, noting several high scorers and percentages across regulars and Yannigans.

Old Colony Laboos Ts Corcoran S Walter O'Hara Doherty Ahern Keefe Buaveie Belley

Totals in Bowlein Case Show Richards & Contatari Involved

A fragment cites totals from a case labeled Bowlein i e Totals with Richards and Contatari listed in association with BST 3SG 11 44 and charge class tn Bia 402 1187.

Bowlein i Richards & Contatari Bst

Sudinary Atlers and Local Listings Summary

Fragmentary OCR shows business listings with numbers and company names such as Wilfert & Co and Am. Net & Twine Co. The text includes totals and telephone-like figures, but many items are incomplete, hindering full interpretation.

Sudinary Atlers Wilfert & Co

Basketball Challenge for 105 110pound State Title

Mission Church Field Rand team vows to defend its championship in the 105 110 pound division. Bunker Hill Boys Club Charlestown and Suffolks Dorchester are contenders. Half fare guaranteed. Contact Joseph O Connell 7 Sewall Street Roxbury.

Bunker Hill Boys’ Club Charlestown Suffolks Dorchester Joseph O'Connell Sewall Street Roxbury

Institutes Win City Championship at Tuetitute Hall

St Johns Literary Institute of Cambridge defeated the Sacred Hearts of Cambridge 25 to 4 for the city championship at Tuetitute Hall last evening.

St. John's Literary Institute of Cambridge Sacred Tlearts of Tuetitute Hall

Pierce and Barrett May Stay in Augusta

Augusta Ga March 18 Manager Bowerman has about decided that George Pierce will wear an Augusta uniform this season and possibly Jay Barrett will do the same Castro is anxious to have these men and Bowerman thinks it would be a good place to leave them Pierce needs a warm climate to get his arm in condition and no further seasoning is needed

Augusta Bowerman George Pierce Jay Barrett Castro Pierce

Cy Young Trade Moves From Augusta to Oklahoma City

Thailey Young, part of the Cy Young deal, originally joined Boston from Pittsburg with Tom McCarthy. He has been sold by Boston to Oklahoma City, in a sequence of moves involving multiple clubs.

Augusta Thailey Young Boston Tom McCarthy Pittsburg Young Cy Young Dboston Oklahoma City

Dartmouths Schedule of Eight Football Games

M. C. Blake announced Dartmouths fall football schedule featuring eight games with five at Hanover. The Princeton clash moves to Princeton and Harvard ends the season in Cambridge. Opponents include Massachusetts State Vermont Bowdoin William Amherst Holy Cross Princeton and Harvard with dates in September October and November.

Wanover N. N Maurely M.C. Blake Dartmouth Hanover Princeton Harvard Cambridge Massachusetts State Falanover University of Vermont Bowdoin William Amherst College Amherst Holy Cross College

Maxwell Car Starts Trip

The Maxwell touring car began the first leg of a 10,000 mile non stop engine run the longest ever attempted from Poston to Worcester. Three round trips were completed by late night with a driver change near midnight and the run back to Worcester resumed.

Maxwell Poston Worcester

Boston boxer Rawson and Canada’s Allen in twelve round draw

Trommay Rawson of Boston and Bill Allen of Canada fought twelve rounds to a draw in NORTIT ADAMS. Rawson opened a cut above Allen’s left eye and fought with the damaged vision for the remainder of the bout.

Nortit Adams Trommay Rawson Boston Bill Allen Canada Rawson Allen

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