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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1912

Page

17

White Hope Contenders in Amateur Athletics Spotlight

Arthur Duffey warns no clear challenger to his crown as white hopesters vie for top status. Jim Stewart and Al Palzer are seen as contenders while Frank Kanaly and Billy Queal eyed for a combined sprinting show. De Mar doubts run plans for Patriots day and 600 schoolboys prepare at Irvington Armory as Olympic funds rise. Mike Murphy trains Penn Quakers for outdoor season and relay matches.

Artha’ Johnson Jim Stewart Carl Morris Oklahoma Stewart Gotham Hub Jim Barry al Palzer Sandy Ferguson Tom O’rourke Li'l Artha Frank Kanaly Billy Queal Louis Guertin John Robinson Clarence de Mar de Mar North Dorchester Stockholm Nat Young Irvington Armory Mike Murphy University, of Pennsylvania Mike Franklin Field

Eastern Olympic trials hammer throw event at June 8 asked

A reader asks if hammer throwing will occur at the Eastern Olympic trials June 8. The Athletics claim pennants in 1902 1905 1910 1911 while baseball Cubs list 1885 1886 1907 1908 wins. Cathedral cross country entries go to J. J. Magee. Harvard Evanston Berkeley tryouts on June 8 and May 8.

Frank Kanaly Phan Athletics Detroit Chicago Cubs Cathedral J. J. Magee Union Park Street Boston Harvard Stadium Evanston Ill Pacific Coast Lelang Stanford St. Louis Cardinals St. Louis Browns Cardinals Jackson Mias Browns Montgomery Ala Exeter Street

Medford High Names Day Hockey Captain For Next Year

Medford High School hockey members elected Dave Day as captain for next season. Day plays defense and is regarded as one of the district's top schoolboy players.

Medford High Medford Dave Day Day

Moha Beats Sailor Burke In Ten Round Bout

Milwaukee’s Bob Moha outboxed Sailor Burke of Brooklyn in ten rounds at the National Sporting Club. Moha held the advantage in every round except the first, weighing 166 1 2 pounds to Burke’s 169 1 2, with Burke taller and longer in reach. Burke was hissed for frequent holding as Moha repeatedly landed lefts to Burke’s head and body.

New York Bob Moha Milwaukee Sailor Burke Brooklyn National Sporting Club Moha Burke Moira

Cubs Tie Chicago Nationals In 10 Inning Game

In Birmingham Alabama on March 21 the Cubs and the Chicago Nationals battled 10 innings to a 4 4 tie. Manager Chance sent two young pitchers to new assignments with Jim Nagle headed to Montgomery and Clarence Marshall returned to Rockford.

Birmingham Ala Chicago Nationals Chance Jim Nagle Montgomery Clarence Marshall Rockford

Browns Lose to St Louis Americans 17 7 in Montgomery

Montgomery based Southern league team fell to the St. Louis Americans 17 to 7 in a game played at Montgomery. The loss marked a setback for the home squad as visiting pitcher controlled the pace.

Montgomery Ala St. Louis

Strong Man Smith Defeats John Taylor For World Lift

John Y. Smith of Boston set a new world record by lifting 225 pounds in a dumbbell contest against John Taylor of Waltham at Maynard Hall. The previous best was 195 pounds by Sandow. The May shows Smith won eight of a series, witnessed by over 500 fans and a substantial wager.

Waltham John Y. Smith Boston John Taylor Sandow Maynard Hall Taylor Smith

Ice Carnival for Boston Newsboys

An ice meet organized by the Boston American will feature newsboys as competitors in events like quarter-mile races relays hockey high jump and other skating stunts at the Arena next Monday night. Entry closes Saturday with over 150 entrants already signed up.

Newsboys Boston Boston American Newsies

Browns Cardinals Series Postponed By Weather

The opening game of the St. Louis Browns and Cardinals series, set for Saturday, was postponed to March 30 due to cold weather and frozen grounds. The teams will train in the South for a week longer.

ST. Louis South

Quebec Five Defeats Wanderers 5 4 In Hockey Clash

Quebec, champions of Canada, beat the Wanderers of Montreal 5 to 4 at St Nicholas rink in New York on March 21. The match marked a spirited pro hockey contest with Quebec gaining the upper hand in the early periods and holding on for the win.

NUW York Quebec Champiions of Canada Wanderers of Montreal St. Nicholas Csfs Rees OF & Reve

White Knocks Out Sereno in Second Round Bout

In Lewiston Maine on March 21 Sailor White of New York defeated Jack Sereno of Boston in the second six round bout. Each fighter was exhausted but pressed every minute. White floored Sereno twice in the second round and then won as Sereno took heavy punishment. A crowd of about 2000 watched. White will meet Joe Jeanette here in two weeks.

Lewiston White New York Jack Sereno Boston Sereno Joe Jeanette

German Giant Samson Due In Boston For Training

Samson the German giant lands in Boston to complete training for his match with Dr. Roller. Standing six feet one inch tall and weighing 230 pounds with a 64 inch chest, he has impressed in the West and duels with Gotch. Manager Tuohey promotes open class curtain raisers with four weight classes and lots.

Samson Boston Dr. Roller Se Gotch Chicago West Gotch Tuohey Lot

Entries Close for B A A Boxing Tournament

Entries close March 23 for the amateur boxing tournament featuring the New England championships to be held March 30 under the Boston Athletic Association at Mechanics' Building. A downtown ticket office opens March 25 at 28 School Street Room 47 for AAU club members to obtain tickets with their membership cards.

Boston Athletic Associationn Mechanics’ Building School Street

Weather cancels schoolboy rowing practice

The scheduled start of rowing for the schoolboy oarsmen was called off yesterday afternoon due to inclement weather. Noble and Greenough crew candidates were set to begin outdoor work from the Union Boat Club, but Captain Homer Sweetser called it off early in the day.

Noble & Greenough Cardidates Union Boat Club Homer Sweetser

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