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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1918

Page

12

Baseball leadership questions rise as Johnson era wanes

Arthur Duffey argues for a popular successor to Ban Johnson as American League president. He cites Joseph J. Lannin, Tommie Connolly, and Joe Jackson as potential figures, notes Detroit’s athletic rise, and promotes Conway to head the New England A A U. The piece also mentions a naval base track meet at Great Lakes and a patriotic tone for the national title event.

Ban Johnson Joseph J. Lannin Boston New England Lannin Johnson

Upsets Mark Grand Circuit Racing at Columbus

Rainy conditions delayed early events but track was safe by 2 pm as four races concluded. Royal Mac defeated Binland in the 2:06 trot while Directum J. fell to Adioe Guy in the King stake. Tommy Todd won the 2:11 trot with Sis Bing second. Princess Etewah won the horse review futurity with Periscope breaking in both heats.

Columbus Binland Royal Mac Directum J Adioe Guy Hal Boy Directum. J Tommy Todd Sis Bing Daisy Todd Princess Etewah Periscope Hedrick Murphy Allen Hee Hae Lucky Clover Cox Wate Golden Speir Jim Mac Hollywood Kate Peter Pogue Dexter Sym Seeee Lagsie Cues Aper Geers Horse Review Futurity Ite Norman Dillion S Rill Betty Arnold Watts Rodney Eeewe News the King Guy Gray Directum McMahon Baxter Lou Valentine Mo Jay Mack Alexander the Great

Auto Club Golfers Hold Open Handicap Tourney

Twenty two Bay State Automobile Club members contested the open handicap event at Commonwealth Golf Club. T A Ashley posted the day’s best gross score 8 with H P Spend second at 84. A L Danforth had the top net card. W H Stevens second honors with 8 16 73 and J A Travers third at 88 14 74. Special prizes went to players with most 4s and 5s.

Bay State Automobile Club Commonwealth Golf Club Links T. A. Ashley H. P. Spend A. L. Danforth W. H. Stevens J. A. Travers C. L. Campbell R. B. Nettleton

Kumagae Defeats Throckmorton For Ontario Open Title

Japanese tennis star Ichiya Kumagae won the Ontario championship men's open singles, defeating Sergeant Harold Throckmorton of New York in straight sets 6 4 6 2 4 6 6 3 in the final.

Toronto Ichiya Kumagae Harold Throckmorton New York Ontario

Commerce Out to Land Smile with Strong 1917 Squad

Commerce High School under Coach Skip Sherlock reports nine of last season’s grid stars back including captain Tom Ring a 190 pound sophomore fullback. Veterans Schwalm Flaherty Miller Hayes Harrington and Monahan return with Brown in line for a regular berth. The squad trains daily at the Reservoir grounds in Brookline as Commerce bids for the Boston high school championship.

High School of Commerce Skip Sherlock Commerce Tom Ring Sherlock Reservoir Grounds Brookline Thomas Ring Schwalm J. Flaherty B. Flaherty Scaramiller Hayes McGarry Harrington Monahan Brown Ring Boston Commercce

Malden High Picks Hopkins As Football Leader For 1918

Malden High students named John W Hopkins as their football leader by mail with seven of ten votes. Leander McDonald, coaching at Cambridge High and Latin, is expected to field a strong Triangular league contender. Joe Green of English High succeeds coach Dan O Flaherty and leads a large squad at Roslindale playground preparing for fall football.

Malden High John W. Hopkins Malden Leander McDonald Peabody Newburyport Marlboro Cambridge High Latin Joe Green English High Dan O’flaherty O'Flaherty Green English Washington Street Roslindale

Robson Loses To Britton In Armory A A Feature Bout

Malden's Tommie Robson battles New York’s Jack Britton in a 11 round welterweight contest. Britton overwhelms Robson with a masterful left hand while Robson’s right proves rarely used. Buckley Strona and Vieira Josephs bouts follow with quick stoppages and decisions.

Tommie Robson Malden Jack Britton New York Armory A. A Britton Rob- Son Mill Robson Ted Lewis Johnnie Buckley Louis Strona New Bedford Buckley Young Viera Bob Josephs South End Battling McKinnon United States Navy Little George Swerling Billie Weeks McKinnon Swerling

United Shoe Takes On Shattuck Team At Braves Field

The United Shoe Machinery Company baseball squad from Beverly faces L. H. Shattuck Inc shipbuilders from Portsmouth at Braves Field next Saturday afternoon in a key early season matchup.

United Shoe Machinery Company Beverly L. H. Shattuck, Inc Portsmouth Braves Field

Middlesex School to Carry War Programme With Football Team

A war programme will be carried through at Middlesex School in Concord this year with most time devoted to military training and a football eleven. Thomas Morrison Carnegie Jr of Southampton New York 1919 will captain the team from right half.

Middlesex School Concord David A. Baldwin Thomas Morrison Carnegie, Jr Southampton N. Y

Havana Bouquet Ad Finale Delights The Quincy Crowd

The Quincy favors a refined interlude with good humor as a fragrant Havana bouquet enhances the evening atmosphere and complements a full flavored smoke enjoyed by all.

Quincy Havana

Crack Shot Held for Evasion of War Duty

Lewis F. Curtis, 26, noted trap shooter and Boston Athletic Association member, was arrested and held for hearing on a charge of falsifying his wartime income questionnaire. Officials allege his income exceeded $10,000, despite declaring $1,500 for the year ending Jan 14, 1918. Curtis, married with one child, was supported by his family and was said to seek exemption. He was represented by lawyer H Hamilton. his father Thomas P. Curtis, a millionaire, accompanied him. He claimed employment as a salesman for Deering Milliken & Co. of Chauncy Street. the family home is Newton Highlands.

Lewis F. Curtis Boston Athletic Association Thomas P. Curtis Hayes Young Curtis Federal K. Hamilton Boston Curtis Deering, Milliken & Co Chauncy Street Walnut Street Newton Highlands

Lexington High Drops Football Interscholastic Season

Superintendent Arthur H. Carver announced Lexington High will not field a varsity team this season due to insufficient equipment. The Mystic Valley league will shrink to four members Arlington Melrose Waltham and Winchester Highs. Inter class games may be organized as an alternative.

Lexington High School Arthur H. Carver Lexington Mystic Valley

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