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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1910
Page
12
Chicago Oct 14 Third Baseman Corriden of the St. Louis Browns has convinced Ban Johnson there was nothing crooked in last Sunday's double header. Corriden met with the league president, and tomorrow Manager O'Connor will seek an official ruling expected soon.
President Johnson praised Corriden’s explanation of Lajoie’s hits. He disputed misrepresentations about bunt like hits and praised Lajoie’s batting skill against seasoned players, clearing Corriden of blame and stating the facts as he sees them.
The Country Club cup semifinals are today after narrow second round wins. Massachusetts champion H W Stricklen of Brae Burn faces A G Lockwood of Allston, a former state champion, while Ray Gorton of Dartmouth meets H P Farrington of Woodland. Winners meet in the afternoon final for the trophy.
Joe Wood appears headed for departure after a protracted dispute with President Taylor over a proposed salary cut. Wood reflects a disappointing season and will be traded or sold at the first opportunity.
New York 5 Giants 4 in a late rally as Wiltse falters in the ninth. Devlin homer and a two bagger pace the Highlanders with Chase and Knight keying the late offense. Warhop steadies after rough middle, Giants protest and fans hiss Devlin as a heated finish unfolds at the park.
The athletic carnival scheduled for tonight on St. Botolph Street at the New Boston Arena is postponed to Saturday Oct 22 due to an incomplete facade. The original program will be carried out on the new date.
Spectators note how many boxers shout at Wolgast during the bout, a scene resembling kicking a man when he is down and signaling crowd pressure surrounding the ring.
Heinie Wagner, captain of the Boston Red Sox, signed for the 1911 season yesterday. His salary has been advanced as deservedly earned.
Harvard expects a strong challenge from Amherst as both teams prepare for a potential 112 minute field session. The lineups include McKay, Perkins, and Campbell with Bes and Proudfoot as captains while Langford Burke Bankhart and Hapgood filled umpiring and judging roles.
Harvard lines up against Amherst this afternoon at 3 in the Stadium gridiron for the first meeting since 1903. The Crimson seek to erase a 5 to 0 defeat caused by a blocked kick and aim to win by a large margin.
Amherst's early season results show a weak team as Norwich shut them out 17 to 0, Springfield Training School held them scoreless, and Wesleyan edged them 3 to 0 after a late field goal. Captain Campbell and Miles may rejoin soon with minor injuries, while Harvard faces lineup changes with Potter at quarterback and Corbett at fullback.
Yale faces West Point in a Hudson game the Elis hope will show the new styles under the season rules. Coach Coy expects a stubborn Cadet test as Yale replenishes its lineup with Greenough Bucking ham Paul Kilpatrick Brooks and Deming among the starters. The team will depart for New York after only signal practice.
Hanover Oct 14 The Dartmouth football team prepares for a hard fast clash with Vermont tomorrow. Under Ingersoll the squad was driven to peak speed with new plays including forward passes by ends and backs. Captain Ryan is out of condition. expected lineup lists Needham Farnum Whitmore Elcock Sherwin Cottrell Maley Morey Hoban.
Washington D C Oct 14 The champion Athletics beat the All-Stars 4 to 1 in front of about 7000. Speaker Cobb Milan and Morgan starred. Eddie Collins injured but not seriously. Johnson pitched a great game and McAleer’s outfield nullified several long flies.
Today’s high school football schedule features Portland High at Waltham High and South Boston High hosting High School of Commerce. Other matchups include English High at Lowell, Lowell Textile vs St Johns Prep at Danvers, Mechanic Arts at Beverly, Milton Academy vs Noble & Greenough, Rindge Manual at Salem, Somerville at Tech Sophomores, Brighton at Needham, Brookline at Pomfret, Morris Heights at Wilbraham, Groton vs Harvard Freshmen, Marlboro vs Holy Cross Prep, Hudson High at Grafton, Walpole High at Dorchester, Abington at Middleboro, Cushing vs Wesleyan at Ashburnham, and Exeter vs Princeton 1915 at Exeter.
Tex Ramsdell of Pennsylvania misses time with a severe cold blamed on the new code. He leaves during a quarter then returns, illustrating how the revised rules affect players changing on the sidelines. The old practice of dressing rooms is contrasted as outdated.
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