Hockey in College Ranks Surges As Eastern Teams Grow
The piece reviews rising strength of intercollegiate hockey in the East, noting Harvard Princeton and others as strong contenders. It highlights Harvard’s exhibition win over New York Sun and predicts renewed interest, while detailing league talks, key players like Chase and Eber, and potential moves among New York Americans, Reds, and Yankees.
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Unio
Atlande
Teanie
Harvard
New York Hockey Sun
Th Crimson
Princeton
Lake
St. Nicholas
Tiger
Prineton
Pittsburg
America
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Nee
Tigers
Cornell
Dartmouth
St. Laie Leting
Rye Anmore
Brent
Thes
Yankees
Clarke Grimt
Reds
Hat Chase
Predstone
White Sox
Colleges May Play Ball in the West in Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Expo
Spokane reports plans for a large baseball tournament featuring Yale Harvard and other Northwest colleges during the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition. UW manager Harold Stewart says invitations will go to Eastern colleges to send top nines. Local clubs will also play as Amateur Athletic Union events occur.
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Oral of
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Yale Five Loses Best Man in Diamond Captain
Yale basketball suffers the loss of its captain and star player who leaves the squad due to overcommitment to multiple sports. The move weakens the team’s depth and may hurt title chances as the standout athlete shifts focus away from college work and athletics.
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LE Basket Ball
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Yale
Lay
Boxing Boom Among Professionals at English Sport Center
Report from London outlines rising interest in professional boxing with hints of upcoming matches. Notable fighters Taylor, Mage, Magne, Connelly, White, and O'Kelly feature as prospects. talks of crossing to America and national titles, plus facility plans to manage seating and event promotion.
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London
England
Hen Taylor
National Sporting du
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Maiute
Hasie
Oie
Jaye
Tommy Sullivan Signs For Bout With Wolgast
Tommy Sullivan agrees to fight Tonie Wolgast in Little Rock on January A weigh in is set for 6 p m on fight day He has returned from Cairo where he stopped Johnny Morgan in the fourth round Several others claim plans to frame up a fight with Morgan and Sullivan vows to stop them He bets 500 that he can beat Aenemans in a later bout and asserts talk of an international wrestling tournament will draw heavy entries from Newcastle and Edinburgh with many acceptances.
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Tonie Wolgast
Sullivan
St Louis
Aeneman
Blu
Edinburgh
Germany
Memphis
George Walker
Han
Tiros
Langford Defeats Jackson in Fifteen Round Bout
The report notes a 15 round decision where Langford defeats Sam Jackson in a contested rally. It mentions Jackson’s prior clashes with Langford, a bout history in San Francisco, and ongoing interest in another match with Langford or Ketchel as potential future cards. The piece references the era’s boxing scene and persistent rivalries shaping early heavyweight action.
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Rey
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Peter Jackson
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Dackeon
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Darky
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Smoth
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Cotorato City
Cole
Notter Rides Five Horses to Victory
Oakland racing report highlights Mickey Notter riding five winners on January 4. Notable horses include Captain Kennedy, Franco, and Pretension with wins across six races. Track times range from 1:18 for three furlongs to 1:05 for long distances, with Betts and Me Dunphy among top placements.
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Dunphy
Gee Panda
Tae
Ile
Pultetta
Chetite
Derby-Engaged Rider Mix On German Turf Turf Scene
Derby circles engage Mickel Wennon former trainer for Gee Pie as assistant for west axon on the German turf. Otter firm already secured to handle stable riding while Walker leads a full American crew including Tig stables and rubber components amid labor drawing against rivals in all races.
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Gee Pie Ie
Oy Otter
Walker
Tig
Bos
Frank Chance Wagers 25000 on Jim Jeffries Fight
In Angeles on January 4 Frank Chance the champion’s manager stated he would bet 25000 that Jim Jeffries can defeat Jack Johnson. Los Angeles club manager Berry eyed large baseball earnings to back boxing, with talks of raising funds to 500000, but Jeffries has so far refused to enter the ring.
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Jim Jeffries
Jack
Twin Sullivan
Jack Johnson
Blatt Murray
Bil McKinnon
Boston
Sullivan
McKinnon
Hayes Schedules Third Bout With Britok
Boston boxing notes reveal Hayes remains in demand after a planned third bout with Britok. The card features Jem Dritcall in action and a prospective Nod to future matches in Philadelphia and New York, with Debates about heat and timing continuing as the schedule firms.
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Jem Dritcall
New York
Win Hayes
Treen
Philadel
Hayes Tayien
Philadelphia
Matty Baliwin
Amin
Driscoll
New
Heston
Rossman Beefs Up Quit Threat Amid Coaching Dispute
In Columbus Norway Osland a dispute surrounds Iowa State hockey coach Rossman as talks of quitting surface after a tense exchange over management. The backer refused the offer, stirring tension within the team and plans for a domestic tour including games in New York while aiming to restore harmony under new leadership.
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United State
Nees der Next
New York
Tuver
Curlers Contest For Club Trophy
In the last game of the series for the Suh trophy the Cole rink defeated Timwell 18 to 7. Cole led the winning effort with much of the scoring, while Roberts and Ingerital also curled well. The Latta rink and others provided competition as clubs battled for the trophy in a lively curling program.
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Y Cole
Timwell
Glory Sant
Cole
Rik Tla
Lon Cole Sauder
Jette
Aind
Ingerital Roberts
Ted Frog
Troph Latta Rink
Robertesn
Class A Dispute Still Hangs Fire in Baseball News
In a six hour session the national baseball commission debated whether the American Association and Eastern League should be classified among major leagues. A decision is expected after morning adjournment with reinstatement of player Ishofay and Brooklyns awaiting outcome.
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Tully
Neimnath
Amere Lean Association
National
Moray
Aerioad
Sint Sebring
Ishofay
School of Mines Edge in Narrow Basketball Tilt
A rugged game between School of Mines and a rival team ended with a two point margin in a closely contested match. The article notes balanced play, a key rivalry, and mentions upcoming boxing plans featuring Jack Sullivan and Bil McKinnon.
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