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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1910

Page

16

Nervous Prostration Claims by Jack Johnson and Boxing News

Jack Johnson announces nervous prostration and surrenders his gun to wife for safekeeping. Armory Club bulletin hints at Joe Jeanette versus Sam Langford on December 13. Boxing notes cover Matty Baldwin’s arm healing, Knockout Brown debut, and an open amateur meet at Winthrop Yacht Club with weigh classes.

Armory Club Joe Jeanette Sam Langford Dee Joe Boston Jim Barry Jim Stuart Matty Baldwin Alec Maclean Knockout Brown Winthrop Yacht Club Benny Osthues

Medford High tops Mechanic Arts 17 to 0 on Fulton street

Medford High defeated Mechanic Arts High 17 to 0 on the Fulton street grounds. Touchdowns came from Dinsmore, Davidson twice, and a forward pass from Lawless to Davidson for 40 yards. Dinsmore left with an injury, Paradise replacing him. Brawley, Davidson, and Dinsmore starred for Medford. Buzzell and Mooney honored for Mechanic Arts. Referee OBrien. Four 10 minute periods.

Medford Medford High Mechanic Arts High Fulton Street Lawless Davidson Dinsmore Paradise Brawley Buzzell and Mooney Medford H. S Rosnosky Lawless Mooney Ridge Swanton Day Shea Mint Buzzell Mechanic Arts Vimpire Mains O'Brien Cahill Cotting Cosgrove

Rindge Quarterback May Miss Thanksgiving Game

Frank Scully of Rindge Manual Training School faces water on the knee and may miss the Thanksgiving Day matchup with Somerville High. He injured his leg against Cambridge Latin and re injured it in practice, prompting the possibility that Parker will slot in at quarterback.

Frank Scully Rindge Manual Training School Somerville High Cambridge Latin Parker

Moren Signs with Cincinnati After Trade

Cincinnati reports pitcher Lew Moren signed a contract today as part of the recent four player trade with the Philadelphia National League Club. All players have now signed except Ed Grant the third baseman of Philadelphia.

Cincinnati Lew Moren Ed Grant Philadelphia

Madden Captains Amherst Eleven

John Harrison Madden of Binghamton New York was elected captain of the Amherst College football team. He plays left end and is known for his drop kicking. The junior is one of the standout players amid coach Haughton’s cautious selection before the Yale game.

Amherst John Harrison Madden Binghamton N. Y Amherst College

Boston Terrier Show Opens with High Hopes for Best Breed

The Boston Terrier Club hosts its annual congress at Mechanics Building with Yesterdays opening. Officials note a flood of promising new entrants and top winners from last year and summer events are competing to test their mettle against many high-class contenders.

Boston Terrier Club Mechanics’ Building

Jolly Widow Triumphs Likely In Show Despite Sister Carrie Absence

Jolly Widow of Fall River owned by Dana A. Brayton dominates dog show chatter after last year’s sensational win. With Sister Carrie out, Jolly Widow faces Princess June of Auburn Kennels as top rival while Revilo Peachig and Mrs. Kendall’s Yankee Doodle group are favored in other classes. A large crowd attends as Judge Henry D. Riley prepares to complete judging.

Carrie Jolly Widow Fall River Dana A. Brayton Merry Widow Mr. Brayton Princess June Auburn Revilo Francis P. Kendall Lexington B. A. Dallen Spider Kendall Auburn Happy Antona Todd Boy Henry D. Riley

Harvard Chess Stars Off For New Haven

The Harvard University chess team heads to New Haven to defend its dominance over Yale in a 10 player match with the aim of six wins. Harvard has won six of the previous seven meetings since 1908, with Yale only tying once. The team list includes Byerly, Cooke, Hadley, Harris, Johnson, Hones, Rines, Schoonmaker, Seiniger, and Thorwaldson.

Harvard University New Haven Ell Yale Harvard Harmvard T. P. Byerly R. B. Cooke G. BF. Hadley W. B. Harris H. A. Johnson A. F. Hones Rines T. R. Schoonmaker Seiniger T. Thorwaldson

What Are Houses Made Of In This Curious Tale

A playful Victorian exchange follows Willie asking about bricks and iron then asking what we are made of. The fat man quips dust and eat my son to impress Belinda, prompting Willie to remark on a big hole left by removal. A closing note advertises Ky Taylor Whiskey at $2 per quart.

Willie Belinda

Cutler Wins Herrick Cup in Charles River Race

Harvard varsity captain Roger Cutler, class of 1912, captured the Robert T. Herrick cup in a three quarter mile single scull on the Charles River. R. S. Parker finished second with C. W. Peabody close behind among eight starters. The cup, donated by Harvard alumnus Robert T. Herrick, was established to be rowed annually and showcases top Harvard oarsmen.

Roger Cutler Harvard Robert T. Herrick Charles River Stillman Infirmary R. S. Parker C. W. Peabody H. Eager R. F. Hooper R. M. Nelson A. Strong J. G Wiggins

Baby links big fortunes in Chicago birth

In Chicago on November 6 a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. James Watson Webb. Rumors of Mrs. Webb's pneumonia had circulated as her mother and mother-in-law from New York visited during her illness. The baby, a daughter, is described as a connecting link between the Havemeyers sugar fortunes and the Webb and Vanderbilts.

James Watson Webb Chicago Webb H. O. Havemeyer W. Seward Webb New York Havemeyers Sugar Kings Webbs and Vanederbilts

American sailors waylaid and robbed at Brest

Four American bluejackets were waylaid and robbed last night by a gang of waterside roughs in Brest France. Police arrested the ring leaders and investigated the incident.

Brest France Ringe

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