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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1915
Page
8
The piece praises the Boston regimental games for elevating high school athletics under Dr. Harrington and Nat Young. It notes BAA dominance in the Unicorn series, critiques Seguin and Worcester Academy eligibility debates, and discusses amateur status rules for track and marathon events, plus Will ie Ritchie and Charlie White boxing interest in Everett.
The DurFEY J Gun Club opened with 55 shooters, praising winners Jordan Phelps Temple Newton and Frazer for top form. Speculation grows on H F Mahoney joining metropolitan clubs while 600 plus entries crowd the Seventy first Regiment Armory indoor meet set for March 26. Kilbane eyes Freddie Welsh clash after defeating Kid Williams in Philadelphia as 1200 plus boys participated in a spotless schoolboy games last Saturday.
The piece weighs trainer prestige with Moakley and Cornell a hub. It notes Cornell under Ithaca since 1905 produced five intercollegiate champion track teams and has won most intercollegiate cross country titles except 1900 and 1912. It contrasts Mike Murphy as king and asks if Willie Ritchie would be champion after hypothetical wins and mentions Terry McGovern’s birth and career span.
President David L. Fultz of the Baseball Players Fraternity proposes appointing a board of arbitrators by the opposing factions to settle territorial rights and player rights as a path to peace between organized baseball and the Federal League.
The passage outlines broad principles for a future governing body for baseball. It proposes representation from the National, American, Federal and minor leagues, players and the public via the Baseball Writers' Association, aiming to win court approval, reduce criticism, and usher in unprecedented prosperity. It notes strong support for the three major leagues, while minor leagues face serious financial strain due to the Federal league war.
Gossip notes a possible 1000 mile race at Indianapolis in 1917 or 1918 and forecasted hotel facilities for spectators. Maxwell agents Bowman and Coburn praise Barney Oldfield and Billy Carlson after their Venice Grand Prix showing. Ford displays attract attention with cars at the exposition. Ajax Grieb Rubber ends its second mileage contest March 31 with $5000 in prizes.
New York Nationals defeated the San Antonio Tex as league club here today 11 to 0. Pitchers Schauer Schupp and Smith combined for the shutout as Meyers Davenport Crabble and Hauenstein paced the offense. San Antonio managed six hits and five errors.
In Hot Springs Boston Red Sox arrive in strong shape for the 1915 season with manager Bill Carrigan optimistic and rival clubs noting the squad’s fitness. Pitchers Smokey Joe Wood and Vean Gregg show form, while Providence and Boston connections fill out the camp with Roy Bentley and Buck O'Brien among potential additions.
Clouds gathered through the night as temperatures fell below freezing and did not exceed 38 during the day. Tonight should be 35 and clear with players hoping for milder conditions and a possible six inning game. President Lannin, Tris Speaker, Joe Wood, and Walter Rehg are mentioned among plans and workouts with the Red Sox.
Rogers Bruce Johnson of Newark New Jersey has been appointed second assistant manager of the Harvard lacrosse team for the current year. The nomination awaits athletic committee approval.
About 100 amateur pugilists enter the New England championships at Mechanics’ Building under B A A auspices. The event, run by veteran referees Norton Brassil and Kelly, features last year’s champions and top contenders ahead of national meets and Atlas A A opening April 13.
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