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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1922
Page
22
The essay argues the A A U should not govern women’s athletics, suggesting female athletes be self‑governed or allied with the AAU while keeping men’s events distinct. It cites Jim Sullivan’s opposition and laments the current direction under Prout, warning of a precarious national body.
Pancho Villa, world flyweight champion, effectively blocked from fighting in New York State as Boxing Commission bars him from flyweight bouts and against Terry Martin. Officials note scarcity of worthy flyweights in the state while Villa remains on the prohibited list. In Boston and elsewhere, Villa is discussed in relation to a looming bout with Montreal and a likely sellout arena attendance is reported.
Willie Hoppe begins a six week exhibition tour with Boston as the first stop. The State Theatre Club booked five days of matinees and evening shows starting Monday with Tadao Suganuma as the rival in place of Charlie Peterson. Hoppe’s Boston appearance is his only one this season and extra seating is arranged for large crowds.
A letter argues against splitting the Suburban League citing breadth of support for existing schedules and the value of broad competition. It defends Newton's strength and finances, notes past strong schedules, and warns that a split would hurt the league’s prestige and fairness while preserving broad access for many students.
The Armory A U A announces a midweek tourney on Wednesday night replacing the usual Tuesday schedule. The event features two rounders pairing Red Chapman with Freddie Williams and Freddie Madden against Henry Ard. Two eights are planned.
Charley Cardio aims for a 10 pound win at 3 as Sailor Byron is invited to box, else Gradwell fights Frankie Britt. The Boot Elks host a boxing evening on Somerset Street with noted weight classes, while Eddie Shevlin tops Canadian welter chatter, challenging Moe Hersovitch and Mickey Walker.
The bill in a ten round bout at the Pas time A. C. of Marlboro Friday night features Al Colsone of Milford and Red O'Brien of Rochester in a thrilling rematch after their eight round semi final. Two five round preliminaries will also be staged.
Hughie Duffy asserts that regardless of changes in Boston Red Sox ownership or management, his interests as manager will be protected. He credits owner Harry Frazee for fair treatment in the past and sees no reason for concern about future policy.
Duffy faces a one year remaining on his deal with Frazee while Frazee expresses contentment with Duffy’s last season. Rumors swirl of Bill Carrigan as owner or manager and possible bids from Ban Johnson Chicago syndicate and Frank Chance. The league contemplates buying Frazee to protect the hub and restore stability to the Red Sox franchise.
Lexington High School football team will likely finish its season by playing Woburn High School on Thanksgiving morning on Woburn turf. Final plans depend on a hard contest with Winchester High School, Mystic Valley League champion, this Saturday.
A pre Thanksgiving gathering for Boston Latin School alumni and friends will be held at the Boston City Club at 8 pm with guest list including His Honor Mayor James M. Curley and numerous Latin School figures. The event aims to meet the new coach Charlie Fitzgerald and preview the team as it eyes a Turkey Day clash with English for the championship. Bert Jones of Revere prepares for a bout with Billy Murphy of Lowell for a possible rematch with Red Chapman after a victory.
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