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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1906

Page

8

Big Four With Collins in Atlanta All in Fine Trim

Schoolboy nines in readiness for play as weather delays opening games circled for April 3 and 4. Boston College High School aims to surpass 1995 winning record with Foley captain and strong pitching from Foley and Herman.

Collins Atlanta Boston College Foley Herman Jack Baldwin O'Neill Higgins Noonan Badaracco J. O’brien Keville Hoey Nagle F. O’brien Sullivan Bullman McDonald Feely McGovern Haley Farley Mahady E. Ryan Keen O'Keefe M. Foley McCabe Morton Golden Revere High Boston College Grounds English High Somerville High Somerville Ballou & Hobigand

Clever Short Stop Is Dead

Chester report says Joseph Cassidy Washington American League shortstop and promising infielder died in an incident on March 25 in Chester Pennsylvania.

Chester Penn Joseph Cassidy

Young baseball star Cassidy dies at 23 after long illness

A young baseball star died at his home today after a week's severe illness. Doctors differed on the diagnosis with some saying the death stemmed from a blood condition, others noting the blood had turned to water. Cassidy, who began on local teams in this city, joined Washington in 1904 from Harrisburg Pennsylvanias independent club and was the only infielder to succeed in the majors without prior major league experience. He lived here all his life and was 23.

Cassidy Washington Harrisburg Penn

Baseball News and Comment

President Hedges joins St Louis American team near Dallas. Bill Coughlin of Detroit injured in Augusta. Lajoie backs Atlanta as best training site. Lajoie may run polo team in Cleveland next season. Kitson to join Washington soon after family illness. Manager Stahl expects Noah Henline to prove himself. Welday purchased by White Sox for 500 dollars from Greenville. Buelow doubts Jimmy Barrett will play this season. Griffith cites five California veterans in his squad. Hedges and McAleer back Ed Spencer to rival Buck Ewing. Washington park improvements underway after lease renewal. Barney Petty of the Browns runs Farmington’s stationer business. Ed Walsh’s brother Martin signs with Springfield in the Connecticut league.

Hedges St. Louis Dallas Bill Coughlin Detroit Augusta Lajole Atlanta Cleveland Frank Kitson Washington Stahl Noah Henline Chicago White Sox Welday Little Rock Greenville Miss Buelow Jimmy Barrett Barrett Griffith California Chase Keefe Hitt Whalen Newton McAleer Ed Spencer Buck” Ewing Washington Club Barney Petty Browns Farmington Missouri Ed Walsh Martin Springfield Club

Captain Hall Leads Large Mechanic Arts Squad Schedule

Captain Hall of the Mechanic Arts nine fields the largest candidate group in years with only four holdovers. Manager John Townsend sets a 26 game slate from April to June including city schools, high schools, and college venues with several Open dates and undecided opponents.

Hall The Mechanic Arts Nine John Townsend Rindge Manual Training School Rindge Field Cambridge Arlington High Arlington Adams Academy Quincy Cambridge High Norwood High Norwood Qopen Newton High Newton Dedham High Dedham Hingham High Hingham Somerville High Somerville Boston English High Lawrence High Lawrence Boston Latin School Hlyde Park High Hyde Park South Boston High South Boston Salem High Salem Dorchester High Dorchester Thayer Academy Braintree Brighton High Boston College High School Boston College Grounds

River rowing season opens with six schools fielding fours

Six school crews will race their fours today and six more tomorrow as Roxbury Latin Brown Nichols Brookline High English High Volkmann Cambridge Latin Ballou Hobigand Boston Latin and DeMerritte enter shells for the first time. The interscholastic season plans new race progressions and a start-control boat trial to reduce tide driven delays.

Roxbury Latin Brown & Nichols Brookline High Union Boat Club English High Volkmann Cambridge Latin B. A. A. Noble & Greenough Ballou & Hobigand Boston Latin DeMerritte Mechanic Arts Union

Youth Clubs Seek Matches With 14 to 19 Year Olds Across City

A long list of Roxbury Boston and nearby clubs requests games with various age groups from 14 through 19. Contacts include W F Crane 15 Sachem St Roxbury D E Manix 11 Wrentham St Ashmont J H Katzeff North End Union 20 Parmenter St Boston and others. Several groups target 16 to 17 year olds with plans for April 19 or late May and seek strong to semi professional opponents across Somerville Lynn Malden Roxbury East Boston and Chelsea.

Huron A Roxbury W. F. Crane Sachem Street Henry L. Pierce Grammar School D. E. Manix Wrentham Street Ashmont North End Union J. H. Katzeff Parmenter Street Boston Playfair A. C Eagles East Boston E. Snow Princeton Street East Boson Tremont Temple A. C L. F. Richardson Roadway Somerville Lowell A. C Parker A. C E. B. Pitts Wensley Street Norfolk A. C Frank Daly Ottawa Street Richfield Dorchester S. Ryan Hamilton Street Ramblers J. Todd White Street Princeton A. A Er. McKendrew Lowell Independents F. P. Thyne Swell Jamaica A. C F. M. Cummings South Street Jamaica Plain Fahey A. A W. F. Spencer Broadway South Boston Institutes D. J. Cronin Cambridge Street Quincy Point A. A L. Avery Mill Street Quincy Douglas Club J. McCarthy East Fiighth Street Myrtles F. G. Wheeler Storey Street Linden A. A Malden C. A. Bugbee Lynn Street F. Hill North Federal Street Lynn H. O. Club UH. Winn Lynnfield Street Peabody Glendales Barrows Jackson Street Emeralds of Chelsea Murris Quint Fifth Street Chelser

Boston Begins Southern Tour in Fine Form

Atlanta Ga March 25 Collins and his Boston aggregation arrived in the South after 6 o clock this afternoon and will stay until Wednesday morning The delay of the Macon train caused regret among players who were dining when the news came The club is popular in Macon and Atlanta amid favorable weather and top hotel care The squad is in prime shape under Trainer Green with no arm soreness Criger is improving and Gibson will join Thursday The team schedules games in Atlanta Nashville and Montgomery with New Orleans next Sunday

Atlanta Collins South Macon The Lanier Green Tannehill Young Parent Dineen Gibson Peoria Criger Hot Springs Cleveland Boston Nashville Montgomery Ala New Orleans

Jeffries on His Greatness and the Rustic Life

The piece portrays Jeffries boasting of his boxing prowess and crown while lamenting leaving his Alfalfa farm for town. He imagines fighting rivals with five ounce gloves as he prefers the quiet rural life over bitter personal strife.

Tenney Eyes Giants As Boston Eyes Top Spot

In Jacksonville on March 25 1920 Tenney and the Boston team discuss a hot second week of practice. They praise Linda man and Little Cy Young while noting Giants may win the pennant and Brown the catcher shows strong form. ONeill recovers from a wrist injury as the squad plans games in Florida.

Jacksonville Fla Tenney Boston

Boston Horse Show poised to set entries record

The Boston horse show in Mechanics' building during the week of April 16 aims to break records for entries and class quality. Entry numbers exceed previous highs, with new entrants from New York including J. W. Harriman and Miss Gertrude Gibert, and Eben Jordan's Plymouth hackney stock featured. An auction of show boxes is scheduled for next Monday at Leonard's, 48 Bromfield Street.

Boston Mechanics’ Building J. W. Harriman New York Gertrude Gibert Carr Elsinore Eben Jordan Plymouth Hackney Leonard’s Auction Rooms Bromfield Street

Boxing musings and match talk from the era

A lengthy boxing preview outlines Abe Attell versus Terry McGovern and other bouts with notes on Frankie Neil, Joe Humphreys, Matty Baldwin, and Jack O'Brien. It mentions Los Angeles rising as a boxing hub, upcoming heavyweight clashes, and an April Montreal event offering $2500 to top heavyweights.

Institute Nine Stronger Than Ever in Cambridge

The Institutes of Cambridge have always held the reputation of one of the strongest semi professional baseball teams in the region. Their robust roster and disciplined play boost confidence for the season.

Institute Institutes of Cambridge

State Nine Shapes Up Strong This Year

The nine member squad includes Bill Ryan Delback Hogan Coady Sergue Welch Hurley and Fall as the team aims to improve on last season's results.

Bill Ryan Delback Hogan Coady Sergue Welch Hurley Fall

Five runners skip local Ashland Marathon for Olympic Athens race

Michael Spring and Bob Fowler join J. J. Forshaw H W Cohn and William Frank in abstaining from the Patriots' Day event to compete in the Olympic Marathon at Athens. The piece notes expectations for American runners and contrasts the Athens course with the Ashland to Exeter Street route used locally.

Ashland Michael Spring Bob Fowler Cambridgeport Gymnasium Athens J. J. Forshaw Missouri A. C H. W. Cohn William Frank A. C Frank Colin Fowler Spring Forshaw Exeter Street

French billiard expert Cure arrives for 18.2 balkline tourney

Louis Cure, renowned French billiard master, arrives in New York for the first time. He enters the 18.2 inch balkline tournament at Madison Square Garden in April and is expected to contend near the top.

New York M. Louis Cure Cure Madison Square Concert Hall

Gossip of the Boxers in Boston and East Coast cards

Boxing gossip lists multiple fights in Chelsea Portland Philadelphia New York and other cities across a busy week. Key bouts feature Charley McKeever vs Honey Mellody and Jim Stone vs George Ashley with other scheduled matches and venue notes at Lincoln A C Tuxedo A C Essington and more.

Honey Mellody Charley McKeever Chelsea Jim Stone George Ashley Portland Young Otto Johnny Allen Philadelhia Charley Sieger Amby McGarry Willie Lewis Fred Douglas New York Jimmy Gardner Jack Dougherty Milwaukee Peter Maher Sailor Burke Alana Johnson Art Edmunds Newark Unk Russell Kid Sullivan Baltimore Martin Canole Willie Hosey Albany Willie Schumacher Kid Murphy Gus Feldman Kid Gleason Philadelphia Kid Carsey Phil Logan Essington Penn Phil McGovern Danny Lyons Cincinnati Hughey Murphy Austin Rice Matty Baldwin Tommy Murphy Terry Martin Peter Sullivan Augusta Jim Scanlon Billy Burke Pittsburg Chick Tucker Lou Ryall Ee Herrick Johnny Thompson Monticello Vis National A. C Lincoln A. C Charlestown New England McKeever Mellody Mellody-Martin Connie Mack Baldwin-Murphy Murphy Baldwin Johnny McGann National A Johnny Maine Fall River Ashley Stone Jig Billy Connty Cambridge Jerry Cavaille Young Freeman South Boston Pat Sallinger Somerville Tommy Feltz Albert Delmont Brockton Walsh Digger Stanley Feltz Boston Medford Tuxedo Tom O’rourke Frank Carsey Battling Nelson New Orleans Los Angeles Aurelio Herrera L. O.C William Mellody E. B Schreck Barry Inquirer

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