No Tiger Letter in Winter Sport at Princeton
Princeton’s winter season closes with no varsity letters awarded for distinction in any sport. The water polo team won a championship but did not earn a letter. Hobey Baker and another football hockey standout are noted. Among 47 top athletes, 23 are seniors, 16 juniors, and 8 sophomores. 21 football letters, nine in football and nine in track. L. C. Stickney of 1913 fame captains tied relay records. R. & Rauch earned a rowing letter twice, last Princeton rower from 1884.
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Princeton
N. J
R. & Rauch
Tigers confer 47 varsity letters for multi sport stars
Forty seven men in college qualify to wear the Tiger letter now. Tal Pendleton, captain of last fall’s football squad and a leading baseball player, has the most viable record with six varsity appearances across three years in football and spring baseball. Sam White did not match this total last year. Other two sport awardees include Thornton Emmons.
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Tal
Pendleton
Princeton
Sam” White
Thornton Emmons
Acosta Rated Versatile Batting Prospect for Senators
Baldomero Acosta, the young Cuban with the Washington Senators, is described as a blend of Willie Keeler and Jesse Burkett in hitting. Manager Griffith is likely to keep him for outfield emergency use.
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Baldomero Acosta
Washington Senators
Willie Keeler
Jesse Burkett
Griffith
Willard Under Knife Faces Long Recovery
San Francisco April 4. Heavyweight Jess Willard underwent nose growth removal surgery yesterday and will be unable to fight for about a month as he receives daily medical visits through the rest of the week and part of next week.
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San Francisco
Jess Willard
Latin Wins Dual Swim Meet With E H S
The Boston Latin and English High School swim teams met at Cabot Street pool with Latin School winning 44 to 19. The relay produced a split with a tie, while captains Adams and O Callaghan starred, each claiming multiple top finishes.
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Boston Latin
Cabot Street
Latin School
Marathon betting sparks debate among New York and Canadian fans
Race chatter centers on the B. A. A. Marathon with Harry Jensen and Harry Smith as favored New York bets while Jimmy Duffy tops Canadian opinions. Local runners from North Dorchester A. A. feature Fet us Madden Sockalexis Lilley Saklad with strong chances.
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Harry Jensen
Glencoe A. C
Harry Smith
Jimmy Duffy
North Dorchester A. A
Festus Madden
Andy Sockalexis
Tom Lilley
Israel Saklad
Open 10 mile cross country handicap race in Boston
A 10 mile open handicap cross country fan is planned for Saturday afternoon April 12. Entry blanks available by writing Terence D. Gordon at 70 East Newton street Boston.
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Terence D. Gordon
East Newton Street
Boston
Larry Gardner
Red Sox
Bath
Robert McRoy
Harvard
Holy Cross
Fenway Park
Heinie Wagner
New York Giants
Wagner
McGraw
New York
Walsh-Attell
Attell
Prices at Snow's Old Wine Store Highlight Quality
Helpful prices emphasize purity and value at Snow's Old Wine Store. Each quart priced at 75c or $1.00 promises a pure, rich, thoroughly matured distillation.
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Snow
Harvard Football Drill Opens Spring Practice On Soldiers Field
The Harvard football squad completed a 30 minute spring scrimmage on Soldiers Field marking the first real practice since candidates reported last Monday. Team A and Team B opened with open football but cold weather pushed formation drills. Captain R T P Storer and Coach Leo Leary watched, with Harry Gardner on the field quarterback this year. The squad totals about 35 players and will continue practice for another week with no heavy drills. The list of unavailable players includes E R Adams H M Atkinson G Bettle W E Bright F J Bradlee C W Birch J N Brennan N Curtis T J Coolidge R P Davis J A Doherty P A Day C L Elken B E Griffith S W Holt J J Keating N J Logan R G McPhail F B Perkins P H Straus E S Sullivan D A Sigourney R T P Storer E G Swigert W Townsend 38 Temple W J Underwood D J Wallace D C Watson and E R Wilkinson.
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Harvard
Soldiers Field
Team B
Swigert
Coolidge
R. T. P. Storer
Leo Leary
Harry Gardner
Bright
S.cssseseseess
Coolidge Sigourney
Adams Underwood
Cowen N. Curtis
Atkins Baldridge
R G
R T
L T
Edgarton Keating
L. Curtis Watson
Swigert Holt
Brennan Wallace
Sullivan Doherty
McPhail
E. R. Adams
H. M. Atkinson
G. Bettle
W. E
N. J. Logan
R. G. McPhail
F. B. Perkins
P. H. Straus
E. 8
Sullivan
D. A. Sigourney
E G. Swigert
W. Townsend
Temple
W. J. Underwood
Gossip for Motorists and Industry Moves Across America
Local R L Company manager P C Chrysler repairs on Boylston street as motorists favor domestic touring over overseas trips. AA A committees press against Pennsylvania commercial vehicle legislation. Executive changes reshape NAAM leadership as 80 000 mile Alco travel runs boosted by Fred Titus. Buick Boston sells a Model 4 roadster for Henry Clay Frick on Magnolia estate.
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P. C. Chrysler
R. & L. Company
Garford
Boylston Street
National Association of Automobile Manufacturers
Pennsylvania
R. D. Chapin
W. F. Metzger
8. A. Miles
Pennsylvania Safe Federation
Alfred Reeves
8. D. Walden
J. N. Gunn
Alvin Macauley
C. Arthur Benjamin
Alco
Harry §. Houpt
Buick Boston Company
Henry Clay Frick
Magnolia
Home washed away in Ohio area. mother missing
Outfielder Curt Elliston formerly with Providence in the International League left Chattanooga for Marietta Ohio after a neighbor's message reported his home washed away and his aged mother missing.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
Curt Elliston
Providence International League
Marietta
Ohio
Over 100 Enter Amateur Bouts In Boxing Meet
The New England Amateur championship finals unfold tonight in Mechanics' Building under B A A auspices with 100 plus entries from bantams to heavies. Main bouts feature Joe Chick of Fall River vs Kid Mercier of Lawrence, 12 rounds, plus two six round curtain raisers and multiple local matches.
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New England
Mechanics’ Building
B. A
Gloucester A. C
Joe Chick
Fall River
Kid Mercier
Lawrence
Tommy Murray
Lynn
Gus Larrabie
Biddeford, Me
Billy Jackson
Jack Hurley
Gloucester
Chick
Joe Ritchie
Boston
New Bedford
al Delmont
Ritchie
Danny Moriarty
Holyoke
Westfield
Fitzpatrick
New York
New London
Conn
Young Jasper
Billy Nixon
Cambridge
Ray Wood
E. W. Hanks
Maine
Lewiston
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Willard
E.H. S
Adams
O'Callaghan
O’callaghan
L. BE. A
Jim Sullivan
Thorpe
Jim
Abe Attell
Jimmy Walsh
Ano
Walsh
Simon
Union Boat Club
Tom Fitzgerald
Dorchester High School
O'Reilly
Yale
Ketcham
Henda
Jones
Andrew Sockalexis
Old Town
Sockalexis
Bob Fowler
Jack
Soldier Kearns
Lute McCarty
Goodrich
Thos. Snow & Son
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Faneuil Hall
France
Great Britain
Germany
Touring Information Bureau
Fifth Avenue
Rocky Mountain Territory
Pacific Coast
Fred J. Titus
Alberta
Canada
Florida
Texas
Doc Almy
Anthony Saya
Howard Deshler
Barney Snyder
Louis Shriber
Patsey Greene
Jack Noonan
Dorchester
Jack Norton
George H. Pritchard
Everett O’neil
Walter Ridge
Brockton
Tommy Kelly
Frank Hanlon
South Boston
Bell
Mike Sullivan
Walter Butler
M. J. Crowley
G. Colorusso
Joe White
al McIinnis
Dan Hogan
Roxbury
Harry Brewer
Beverly
Dan MacDonald
Nova Scotia
B. A. Lavelle
Somerville
Henry Brown
Chelsea
Boutellier
MacDonald
Roller Vs
Burns
Salem A. A
Dr. Roller
Roller
Freddy Welsh
Central Park
New West Side Athletic Club
Welsh
Keefe
Wells
Mehegan
England
Philadelphia
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