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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1904

Page

3

Corbett Picked To Beat Britt In San Francisco Fight

The upcoming Young Corbett vs James Britt bout next Friday in San Francisco is seen as the year's key matchup. Corbett, a featherweight in form, carries weight edge while Britt must cut to 130 pounds, giving Corbett a possible advantage. Terry McGovern backs Corbett, noting Britt’s weight loss could sap his power though Britt remains skilled and tall.

San Francisco Corbett Youlng Britt Terry McGovern Young Corbett Terry Stacy New York William H. Rothwell Jimmy Britt

Corbett's taunt tactic tops Hardy boxinging clash

Sports digest notes Corbett's edge over Britt via psychological taunts, with Britt’s hot temper. It previews upcoming bouts including Young Corbett vs Jimmy Britt in San Francisco, Marvin Hart vs Gus Rublin in Philadelphia, Joe Gans vs Gus Gardner in Saginaw, and Jack O'Keefe vs Buddy Ryan in Chicago plus local preliminaries for national amateur championships at Mechanics Hall and Riverside Boat Club bouts.

Corbett Jimmy Britt San Francisco Marvin Hart Sandy Ferguson Hot Springs Gus Rublin Akron Philadelphia Hart Rublin Joe Gans Gus Gardner Saginaw Mich Gardner Jack O'Keef Buddy Ryan Chicago Mechanics’ Hall Riverside Boat Club Cambridge Blink McCluskey John L. Sullivan Bellows Falls Rouse O'Brien Ralph Kelley Lefallon O'Neil Rodenaback Mitchell Newark Payne Rodenback Rodie Jack O'Brien Darby Rodile Ike Jack New York Bo McKinley Riverside A. C Brooklyn New York City St. Louis Boston Jack Ryan Brockton Billy Carroll Fred Sidney Duedi Vogel Colonial Hall Jimmy Hanlon Rob Armstrong Tommy Daley Tommy Feltz

Cambridge High Opens Baseball Season On March 30

Cambridge High School baseball begins its season March 30 against Mechanic Arts High School. Captain McDonald leads a fast squad with returning players Davis Pierce Ellis Cunningham and McCullough. Ryan and Wenlock highlight a deep roster with several promising candidates like McBride Quinn Feeney and Durgin among others.

Cambridge High Cambridge High School Mechanic Arts High School Crawford Ryan McDonald Davis Pierce Ellis Cunningham McCullough Wenlock McBride Cambridge Latin Quinn Feeney Durgin Haverty Noble Norris Russell Mahoney Church Angus Ericson Partridge Whitman Doherty White Reynolds Douglas Murray

Dark horse Worcester ace wins schoolboy meet events

Heath White of Worcester Academy captured the dark horse honor at the schoolboy meet, winning the 1000 and finishing second in the mile. Exeter hoped McVicar would win both distances, altering the outcome. Major Taylor won the International mile in Sydney, defeating Orlando Stevens and Mme. du Gast.

Heath White Worcester Academy Academy Exeter McVicar Major Taylor Sydney Australia Orlando Stevens Mme. du Gast Paris 8 Paris Automobile Club Conan Doyle Washington Club Washington Cent Charley Hemphill St. Louisa

Eckernall Leads Chicago Bowing Title Chase

St. Louis suitors should consult Eckernall before pursuing his services. Chicago bowling idol Eckernall tops university standings with 650 pins as the season nears. Remarks about Patsy Donovan hint at a possible National League third baseman near the leaders. Griffith reshuffles New York Americans batting order, shifting Anderson and Williams from the bottom to new positions.

St. Louis Eckernall Chicago Jimmy Burke Hie Patsy Donovan Griffith New York Americans Anderson Williams Covroy Fultz Beeler Miberfeld Ganzel Ghteher Pitcher W. J. Corcoran

Collins and His Men Spend Sunday in Macon

In Macon on March 20 Jimmy Collins and his world beaters filled a leisurely Sunday with golf, fishing, sightseeing, and church attendance. The group enjoyed Crump Park renamed Crumb Park by locals, saw Ferris and Dougherty win a golf match 167 to 159, and relaxed at Log Cabin Club. Players Lachance and Parent rode horses, while Doran O Neill and Wolf teased by learning life at the ballpark, as the team prepared for a new week of training under pleasant weather.

Macon Jimmy Colling Collins Harry Crumb Park Crump George Winter Jesse Tannehill Norwood Gibson Ferris Pat Dougherty Charley Farrell Log Cabin Farrell Stahl Log Cabin Club Dougherty Long Lachance Short Parent Lachance Parent Ted Sloan Doran O'Neil Wolf Coney Island Crump Park

Yale Crew Plans For Henley Return Narrowed

NO YALE CREW FOR HENLEY. New Haven Conn March 19 The Yale varsity crew training table has been picked with a dozen veterans and will grow to about 15 during Easter recess. Three eights compete as the squad prepares outdoors after early tank rows. Captain Cross may remain at stroke with Whitney likely to be moved to stroke of the four. Yale will not send a crew to the American Henley this year. the second crew will be disbanded after the Annapolis race. An Easter vacation long rest is planned with one week here and one week away from training. The first Yale eight rowed with Cross at stroke Morse Whit tier Miller Fish Chase H Scott Weeks.

New Haven Conn Yale Carl E. Adams John A. Kennedy Captain Cross Cross Whitney Annapolis Varsity Morse Whittier Miller Fish Chase H. Scott

Bowdoin Square Conclave Initiation at Independence Hall

Bowdoin Square Conclave 867 I. O. H. will hold an initiation and smoke talk today in Independence Hall Lowell street to pass degrees on 17 members.

Bowdoin Square Independence Hall Lowell Street

Sudden Death of Francis Kendall of Watertown

Francis Kendall of Watertown died suddenly at his Church street home this afternoon at age 83. He was brother of the founder of Sonpine and, after his brother’s death, took over the company’s management. Kendall was active Saturday and felt well before retiring, but fell ill this morning and died late this afternoon. He leaves two sons.

Watertown Francis Kendall Church Street Kendall

St Augustine’s and South Boston Gym To Vie For Title

St Augustine's Sodality and South Boston Gymnasium meet in a two game series at Clan-na-Gael Hall to decide South Boston basketball champions. The first game is March 23 with a second on April 6. Captaincy and lineups are listed for both teams.

St. Augustine's Sodality South Boston Gymnasium South Boston Clan-na-Gael Hall D Street Corner Silver St. Augustine

New England Baseball War expands circuit to Lynn

Lynn joins five existing clubs after New England Baseball Association denies jurisdiction to New England League. Pawtucket Woonsocket Brockton Taunton represented. Lynn franchise transferred to Benjamin Waitt and John Lang who run independent games here. Salem franchise slated for Thursday Boston hotel meeting.

Lynn New England Baseball Association New England Baseball League Pawtucket Woonsocket Brockton Taunton Frank Leonard New England Benjamin Waitt John Lang Salem United States Boston

Marriage Unites Minnie Barron to David H Grandberg

In Commonwealth Hall East Boston Minnie Barron daughter of Mr and Mrs I Barron of 73 Salem Street married David H Grandberg last night The maid of honor was Miss Ethel Barron sister of the bride and the best man was Max S Grandberg brother of the groom Rabbi Friedman performed the ceremony in front of many relatives and friends

Commonwealth Hall Boston Minnie I. Barron Salem Street David H. Grandberg Ethel Barron Max 8. Grandberg Rabbi Friedman

Post's Roll of Honor Best Scores in Boston Bowling

The following lists the top scores from Battle and Candle Pins leagues in Greater Boston last week. The report highlights standout performances and marks the strongest scoring performances across the league among men and women players.

POST Greater Boston

Candle Pins Team Totals At Sudbury Mercantile Meet

Sudbury Mercantile hosts a pins competition with team total led by Farley Harvey Merchants at 487 points. Individual top score Walsh of Farley Harvey Mercantile racks 313. Walsh also claims best string with 136.

Sudbury City Farley

Deciding Bowling Match Shapes Gilt Edge Title Fight

Tonight at Dudley Club B A A and Newtowne clash to settle their tie for the Gilt Edge league championship. The schedule tightens as six leagues end, with Mystic Valley and other circuits nearing conclusions and individual averages shifting across the board.

Entries Closing for Boston Horse Show This Week

The Boston horse show entries close at midnight next Saturday with strong saddle horses and hunters expected. Harness classes will rival national shows, light harness riders prominent including Eben DPD Jordan and Alfred Vanderbilt of Oakland Farm. Box sales promising a record sale. boxed auction on Monday April 4 at 48 Bromfield Street at 8 30 o clock.

Boston Alfred Vanderbilt Oakland Farm Newport Captain Parker Bromfield Street

Stevens' Resale Plan Sparks Tax and Labor Debate

Dudley magnate Eben S Stevens, one of Massachusetts' largest taxpayers, shifts residence to Connecticut and plans moving his Intervale Mills factory into Thompson to dodge Dudley taxes and Massachusetts labor limits. He argues double taxation and unfair assessors drive his decision, hoping to boost weekly factory output by extending hours.

Dudley Eben Stevens Massachusetts South Connecticut Thompson Conn Conn. Mr. Stevens Intervale Mills Company

Individual Averages From Local Meet Report

Brown Towanda posts .99 while Richardson Catanertse A shows .89. Littlefield Cal. &9 Ware GlendseheeSe Sole records 89. farding 999th A A. A 89. Flynn 999th A A. S9. Phillips Glendon 88 Bruce Charlestown 80 Dulitz 999th A A.858

Brown Towanda Richardson

Mangus and Hunnewell lead local golf averages

Individual averages list top players with scores from Mangus and Hunnewell leading at .91 and .90 respectively. Named teams include Allston Golf, North Gate, Riv Casino, and Loring. Other players such as Travis, Frost, and Tucker feature in the standings with sub-.90 marks.

W. L. Ave L. Ave Mangus Hunnewell Allston Golf Newt. Boat North Gate Riv. Casino Hersey, Maugus Spaulding Hunwell Loring Travis, Maugus Pele Frost Field Tucker Willey, Maugus Firris

Fragmentary racing results from a bygone meet

A partial OCR listing names such as Fiintze Mal and Rouse Car with scores and times like 94, 90, 92, 89, and 01 02. The garbled text hints at a track meet results page including participants from various schools and events, though many entries are unreadable.

Fiintze Rouse Car Everett, Dart Krauk Win Phinney G. H Hedge O. Crsceee Reid Miller Mal Sherin Perkins, Dart

Standings and staff figures from coastal district ledger

The row lists W L Ave and W OL Ave standings with figures for Supt Cashier and Manager roles. It includes names such as Colin, Bennet, Coast, Pisry, Dunn, Braniman, Lynn, Cahoon, Taforth, Hampton, Everson, Coeur, Murray, McGrath, and their associated numbers 21 9 417 15 15 405 0 27 18 419 38 22 392 87 47 S

W. L W. OL. Ave Cashier Colin Bennet Manager Pisry Dunn ST Braniman Lynn Cahoon Taforth Hampton Everson Mur St. Coeur, Cashier Murray, Cashier McGrath

Miah Murray Hosts New England Candle Pin Tourney Start

Miah Murray opened its annual individual candle pin tournament inviting New England bowlers. Early leaders posted top scores with Berwin 300 Merrell 382 Lodge 874 and Perkins 3809 as rowing progresses over three weeks of competition.

Miah Murray New England Berwin Merrell Lodge Perkins

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