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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1910
Page
12
Reports weigh in on Jeanette Barry clash with both fighters in shape for the Armory showdown. Jeanette’s hand injury story is denied by Tom O Rourke and the managers. Also listed are Walsh vs Kellar in New York, Perron vs Martin postponed, Manchester all star bouts, Murphy seeking rematch, Lewis heading to Paris, and Moran training for Thanksgiving with Nelson.
English High and Commerce prepare for a big Boston gridiron clash at the American League grounds tomorrow afternoon. After a prior win over English High seemed close, English High has revived and will be hard to beat, changing the outlook for Commerce’s expected run.
Mathewson the star pitcher for the New York Nationals signed for the 1911 1912 and 1913 seasons marking his first contract term longer than a single season. The National Exhibition Company held its Jersey City meeting naming John T Brush re elected president and filling secretary and treasurer posts due to F R M Knowles illness.
Ithaca New York November 14 Cornell students believe there is little chance of a Cornell football meeting Harvard in the Stadium next season despite Harvard management possibly agreeing to an Ithaca return game after the Crimson showed weak performances in the two Cambridge contests this year and last.
New York Americans announce 1911 signings tonight with pitcher Jack Quinn and second baseman Earl Gardner joining the club. The deal aligns both players with the team for the upcoming season.
Gloucester wins two games at the Armory with the Com pany G defeating Winthrop Yacht Club 33 to 15. In the preliminary, the second team beat Fernwood A C 12 to 6.
The Havana nine edged the Detroit base ball team 3 to 2 today at home. Detroit pushed early, but Havana held firm with late runs to secure the win amid lively crowd attendance.
New Bedford defeated Fall River 6 to 2 last night. The first period was even, then New Bedford dominated the play featuring Duggan and Jean. Scoring by Lincoln Roberts Duggan and others secured the win for New Bedford as Fall River trailed throughout.
Hartford defeated Providence 7 to 4 in a game marked by strong defense from Cameron and Bannon. Mullen allowed several easy goals while MacGilvray stood out for Providence among a sputtering offense.
New Haven defeated a Brockton polo team by 11 to 3. Notable players included Sutherland and Mallory for New Haven with Sutherland totaling 36 and Mallory 46 stops. Final score New Haven 11 Brockton 3 with referee Rorty and timer May jury.
T. B. Parker and C. Kerr won the finals of the Technology tennis tournament held yesterday afternoon on the Technology courts at Trinity Place.
Goodman Higgins Fierce and Alger lead a Commerce clash in a high key showdown while Malden prepares to meet Brockton High coached by Jim Baldwin. Somerville faces Melrose in a Suburban League tilt as South Boston takes on Dorchester High in other key games.
The Everett Somerville game was moved to Everett High School field. A large crowd is expected as the bitter rivals clash after last year’s narrow post season finish. Cleo O Donnell seeks a decisive win while Boston College High’s Steve Mahoney teams up for a practice scrimmage with Everett.
Yale fans push for an upset over Harvard in Saturday’s big game after Yale’s win over Princeton shifts betting and confidence. Columnist Duffey answers readers questions while sports figures like Coy and Kilpatrick face scrutiny. Gamblers eye the Harvard Carlisle clash and a Madison Square Garden Marathon event looms with Hayes Longboat Shrubb and others in the field.
A debate on which school bears the tougher football slate pits Harvard against Yale. The text cites multiple game scores with Harvard achieving several decisive wins and ties, highlighting a season where Harvard’s 12-0 mark is preferred, while Yale’s slate remains implied.
A late 35 yard field goal in the third period gave Browns & Nichols three points to defeat Volkmann School. The game was slow and uninteresting. Spang and Doten starred for Volkmann. Browne, Grankow and Hawkins led Browns & Nichols.
A crowd of readers and columnists submit all American team ballots. The proposed lineup features Wagner Cobb Speaker Lajoie Magee and Mathewson among others with multiple choices from clubs including Chicago Nationals Boston Americans and Philadelphia Americans reflecting strong interest in the final selection.
Ali Hassan the big Assyrian trains under Bob Somerville for the preliminary with John Perelli ahead of Hackenschmidt DeRiaz. Hassan vows to master any style the Italian offers as Somerville prepares for his own contest with young Roller.
Big Chief Bender a star pitcher for the Athletics may receive land allotment in Oklahoma. Assistant Secretary J H Pollock tours Muskogee to determine eligibility for land set aside for Benders tribe.
The official statistics will be released in three parts. First come the batting averages, followed by fielding, and finally the number of outs and walks.
A reflective report notes football players frequently suffer bone injuries. It questions whether the sport remains popular despite the high risk of severe harm.
A note explains that certain marked coins were originally paid to ball players and kept until the feathers were pinched off the eagles. The coins are described as simpleons with curious marks that resemble chiseling.
The New York Giants will train in Marlin Springs Texas next spring after the town deeded land for spring practice. The Philadelphia Phillies will hold their spring camp in Birmingham Alabama.
A Spencer Society woman slimmed down by dieting with liquor, meats, spinach, and long walks. The text notes ball players often report excess weight in winter and hints at seasonal dieting trends.
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