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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1918

Page

15

Gaffney Actions Sharpen Braves Field Ownership Dispute

James E. Gaffney, former Braves owner and Braves Field holder, visited Boston and deposited a certified 15 500 check with Old Colony Trust to cover interest due on bonds of the Commonwealth Realty Trust. He said the move protects his interests in the large complex.

Boston James E. Gaffney The Braves Braves Field Old Colony Trust Company Commonwealth Realty Trust

Braves Field bonds spark ownership dispute

The article notes that bonds on Braves Field are overdue and Gaffney with Robert Davis hold substantial control. Arthur Wise and other nominal owners reportedly face a demand to reimburse payments or face suit. Gaffney denies plans to repossess the club and says no sale is currently possible.

Arthur C. Wise Braves Gaffney John C. Toole Arthur Wise Braves Field Robert Davis New York

Lawrence Easy Victory Over Wakefield 29 to 0 in Grid Tilt

Wakefield High suffers a 29 to 0 defeat as Lawrence H. dominates from opening whistle. Scoring details list touchdowns by Buckley Aldred Ford, with Ford kicking three goals and Douglas of Wakefield credited with a safety. Referee William Crawford, umpire Higgins, head linesman Sault.

Lawrence Wakefield High Lawrence H Wakefield H Bullivan Schwetz R. E Maguire Kelley F. Smith Seabury Gilman Brown R. G Cummings Buckley Roy Lynch Ewan Frazzer Aldred Young Douglas William Crawford W. R. Higgins Sault Buckley Aldred Ford Wakefield

Judge Upholds Injunction to Save Jack Dempsey

Milwaukee report says Judge Gregory in the Circuit Court upheld May injunction barring John Reisler of New York from interfering with heavyweight boxer Jack Dempsey. Reisler claimed a contract lasting another year. ruling dissolves Reisler’s $100,000 suits in New York and New Jersey.

Jack Dempsey Milwaukee Gregory Circuit Court Today John Reisler New York City Reisler Dempsey New York New Jersey

Sport Comment Reflects Wartime US and Across the Nation

Arthur Duffey surveys sports amid World War I effort noting Harvard Yale football hopes for a win, Radio school teams, boxing and wrestling links to Uncle Sam, and amusement at war bond fund events. Mentions Oscar Egg Switzerland rider and three mile run at the 47th Regiment Brookyn meet.

Charlie Peres 47Th Regiment Brooklyn United War Work Fund

Forty players compete in Red Cross mixed foursome

At Albemarle Golf Club Newtonville forty players joined the open mixed foursome for the Red Cross with only four couples failing to return cards. Prizes went to Brae-Burn duo Mrs R K Eaton and C B Waterman for gross and to a Woodland Albemarle pairing for best net. Political shifts in Boston baseball noted as Braves Field use discussed by Frazee Barrow and Gaffney.

Red Cross Albemarle Golf Club Newtonville R. K. Eaton C. B. Waterman Brae-Burn West Newton F. D. McCarthy Woodland BE. J. Nealis Albemarle R. B. Colley

Boxers Plan Benefit Show For Baldwin Family

A benefit night for Matty Baldwin's family is being organized with a general committee chosen at Tuesday's meeting and another gathering set for Sunday afternoon. Promoter Dan McKerrick offers his entire stable of boxers for the event, with Frankie Callahan and Frankie Britt among notable matchups. Tickets cost 1, 2, or 3 dollars and go on sale Friday at local papers, fight clubs, and from supporters. contributions go to Luke Mullin, Charlestown Trust Company chairman.

Matty Baldwin Dan McKerrick Frankie Callahan Frankie Britt Soldier Bartfeld Johnny Wilson Joe Jeanette Kid Norfolk Cline Dundee Barney Snyder Paddy Owens Frankie Ertle Luke Mullin Charlestown Trust Company

Hoppe Leads Exhibition Score Run at Boston Club

Willie Hoppe led in an 800 point exhibition with George Slosson at the Boston City Club yesterday. Afternoon play saw Hoppe reach 400 points in eight innings while Slosson had 123 in seven. Evening session had Hoppe finish 400 in ten innings with Slosson at 148. Hoppe claimed the high run of 800 and his ninth inning 105 was the day’s best. He plans to play today at the Engineers' Club.

Willie Hoppe George Slosson Boston City Slosson Hoppe Engineers

Alec M Lean Set to Sail for France as KC Secretary

Alec MacLean promoter and former bike rider sails to France to serve as Knights of Columbus secretary. He plans to promote bike races for soldiers in Paris and has deep ties to Boston boxing and early six day bike events. MacLean, vice president of the Armory A A and former director, received a farewell supper with an aluminum wristwatch as colleagues await profits from his absence.

New York Alec MacLean France Knights of Columbus MacLean Jack Johnson Paris Armory A. A Boston Revere Mass Alec Sandy Ferguson Matty Baldwin Gilbert Gallant

Frazee Quizzed On Red Sox Sale Prospects

President Frazee faced close questioning over potential Red Sox sale or relocation as Fenway Park grows in value. The article suggests the property has become a valuable real estate asset beyond just a baseball plant and hints Frazee is considering a sale as baseball activity returns to prominence.

Red Sox Frazee Fenway Park

Daley Leads Harvard S A T C Football Team

Edward J. Daley, former Dartmouth football captain and 1912 baseball captain, was elected captain of Harvard’s S A T C football team on his first practice day. Coaches Donovan Guild and Ensign Westmore Wilcox helped drill ends and backs as Navy and Army scrimmage tests highlighted early form.

Edward J. Daley Dartmouth Harvard S. A. T. C Daley Bob Guild Harvard Soldiers Field Donovan Bob Naval Ensign Westmore Wilcox, Jr Crimson Army

Harvard Radio to Meet Newport Naval Team on Nov. 9

The Naval Radio eleven will play the Newport Naval Training Station football team at Newport on November 9. Gunner McMahon athletic director at the wireless school has completed arrangements for the contest. On that date the Stadium will be the meeting place of the Harvard S A T C and the Tufts football teams.

Naval Radio Eleven Newport Naval Training Station Newport Gunner McMahon Wireless School Harvard S. A. T. C Tufts

Kroll Set to Box Carney in Marlboro Main Bout

Dusty Kroll the Maine welter meets Billy Carney in Marlboro tomorrow night as the main bout. Semi finals pair Johnny Grey of Chelsea with Girard Gianni of Lawrence, plus two six round prelims featuring Young Leonard vs Eddie Sampson and Buddy Dolan vs Mike Donnelly. Eighty rounds total slated.

Dusty Kroll Maine Welter Billy Carney Marlboro Johnny Grey Chelsea Girard Gianni Lawrence Young Leonard Dddie Sampson Framingham Buddy Dolan Mike Donnelly

Five U of Chicago Players Hospitalized After Loyola Game

Five University of Chicago football players were hospitalized after yesterday's 6 to 0 victory over Loyola Academy. Among the injured is Alonzo Stagg Jr., son of coach Stagg, with a broken collarbone.

Chicago University of Chicago Loyola Academy Alonzo Stagg, Jr Stagg

Fox Hunters’ Meet Picks Up Eight More Foxes

The New England Fox Hunters Club 14th annual fall meet in Pepperell reports eight foxes bagged on day three, matching day one totals. Theodore Robinson of Wareham claimed the day’s pool with a 6:15 a.m. kill aided by a neighbor’s bulldog, as other winners included Wright, Sawyer, Fletcher, Tucker, Shedd, Ford, and Woolscroft. The hunt drew many participants and dogs, with the meet expected to run through the week.

Pepperell New England Fox Hunters’ Club Theodore Robinson Wareham Louis A. Wright Waltham Elmer E. Sawyer Groton J. Herbert Fletcher Westford Arthur Tucker Gloucester Irving E. Shedd C. I. Ford West Acton Joseph Woolscroft Woonsocket Fissy

Sailor Grid Team Defeats Fordham 6–0 Behind Closed Gates

In New York, October 380, the Fordham University football team lost to a U. S. S. Granite State squad. The sailors won 6 to 0 as the game was played behind closed gates due to influenza epidemic regulations.

New York Fordham University Granite State

Trophy play listed at Arlmont Golf Club Saturday

The Arlmont Golf Club in Arlington Heights may finish the season with trophy play on Saturday afternoon If weather stays favorable a post season members tournament could be held on the links that day.

Arlmont Arlington Heights

Don Pope Ready for Overseas Duty in France

Lieutenant Don Pope of the Motor Transportation Corps Motorcycle Division sails today for oversea duty in France. He is a noted motorcycle racer, holding records from one to one hundred miles at Readville and a world record of one mile in 40 seconds on a dirt track. He led endurance races and won the San Diego to Phoenix desert race in record time and last year directed the motorcycle department at MIT's government school.

Don Pope Motor Transportation Corps Pope Readville San Diego Phoenix

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Victor Wakefield H. S Quincy Arthur Duffey Harry Frazee Ed Barrows Percy Haughton Elis Yale Foch Harry Greb Clay Turner Armory Radio Bellevus Jess Willard Joe Stecher Uncle Sam Great Lakes Naval Station Naval Academy Annapolis Switzerland Oscar Egg Atlantic Egg War Work Fund Princeton Columbia Bill Roper Roper Bill Sweeney Boston Brave Charley Rigler Bill Byron Bill Klein Quartermaster’s Corps Madison Square Garden James C. Pratt New London Mohican Hotel St. Louis Cardinals Heitman Grimes Coombs White Sox Detroit James Hall Coveleskie Camp Edgar R. C. Cause Braves Field B. Waterman Brae D. McCa J. Nealis R. E. Colley A. Cameron Ness Ralph Ae Flushing L. I J. R T. M. Ington H. H. Ballard Schirmer J. D. H. G. Hichborn Lexington Sean Woodfin Dowseley Lex Commonwealth J. M. Hartwell Bellevue Allston Field Harry H. Frazee Ed Barrow Alec M Bouve-Sterling Wy E Water St Summer St Wash. St Harvard Radio Boston Young Men's Christian Association Huntington Avenue Lirocord Libreskable Lultonhoks Geo.p.ide & CO Makers Troy, N.Y Kroll Carney U. OF Chicago Sailor Grid Fordham the House of Kuppenheimer New Records House OF Kuppenheimer Kuppenheimer Merchant Kennedy Hawley Streets
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