Dufey Highlights South Boston Runners In Detroit Meets
Arthur Duffey notes Pat Dineen and W. E. Prouty leading the six day go as you please race in Detroit with Dineen covering ve miles 15 laps in 22 hours. He also praises Patsy Logan in New York, Harry Hurricane Kane planning Coast Artillery Komp races, and South Boston athletes eyeing armory meets. A cross country contest is set for Christmas by the South Boston A. C. with 10 prizes, and unsigned letters from readers are discouraged.
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Pat Dineen
Dineen
South Boston
Patsy Logan
New York
Boston
Logan
Harry Kane
Post
Holmes Field
Harry
Coast Artillery Corps
M. Vic
South Armory
Kane
Walthour Lapped From Field in Track Event
In the race, Bobby Walthour was the rider who was lapped by the rest of the field. Eddie Root remained untroubled despite the others’ pace.
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Eddie Root
Bobby Walthour
Walthour
Is Rutt Considered One Of The Best Cycle Sprinters
The query asserts that Rutt is regarded as among the top cycle sprinters. It states a yes answer without providing supporting evidence or context.
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Rutt
Eddie Root Not in Last Year Six Day Race in Madison Square Garden
A terse note clarifies that Eddie Root did not participate in the six day bicycle race held last year at Madison Square Garden.
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Eddie Root
Madison Square Garden
Al Delmont and Johnny Lynch Meet in the Ring Nine Times
The record notes nine prior battles between Al Delmont and Johnny Lynch. In cribbage play A leads a three and B follows with a four, A adds a two for a run of three, B a five for a run of four, A an ace for a run of five, B a six for a run of six, A a three for another run of six, and B a seven for a run of seven and six for two more.
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al Delmont
Johnny Lynch
Pitch Rightfully Declares B Wins With Two Points
In a 10 point pitch game A has nine B eight C five B bids two and dealer sells B leads king of spades C plays ace to win high A plays deuce to win low and claims the game B makes two points jack and game concluding B wins.
Aces and hearts shape a tricky bridge play
A leads the ace of clubs while B counters with the nine of hearts and keeps the ten clubs and five hearts. He then plays the five of hearts, choosing heart length over continuing clubs.
Tech Hockey Team Plans Bright Season Schedule
Tech hockey begins practice with 40 candidates and two or three potential Canadian stars. Captain Bil Kelly replaces Ford as captain as the squad trains on Charles River Basin ice. A Christmas week trip includes games with Williams Amherst Springfield Training School and Trinity College as Harvard Dartmouth Williams and Yale talks continue.
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Tech
Harvard
Dartmouth
Williams
Amherst
Yale
O’hearn
Ford
Charles River
Springfield
Trinity College
Dorchester High Beats Commercial in Division Opener
Dorchester High 44 Commercial High 18 led by Bill Hoernle who scored 16 of 22 fouls called and starred on the floor. Norton and McNealey also contributed, with Dorchester reserves winning 12 to 1. Halves were 10 and 15 minutes. officials were O Donnell Leary Wells.
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Dorchester High
Commercial High School
Dorchester
Bill Hoernle
Joe Norton
C. Conley
McNealey
Commercial
Cousy ii
Seavey Gevernes
R. B
Norton Spaulding
Vee E
Moran
McCarthy
Alitt
L. F
McNealey Sullivan
Conly
Sss R. F
Jones Seare
Commercial High
C. Conly
Hoernle
Spaulding
Abbott
L. Conly
Norton
Timme
O’ Donnell
Leary
Wells
Harvard Second Team Awarded Insignia Recipients List
The Harvard second football team insignia is awarded to players including H. C. Beaman Jr 10 W Blodeck 11 S Cato 09 D Crocker 10 I Davis 10 M Dorr 09 J P Long 11 W Minot 41 WeoOverson 11 RM Page 10 JG Perkins 11 W D Phillipbar 09 and H A Rogers 11.
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Harvard
H. C. Beaman, Jr
W. Blodeck
OH. Burrage
S. Cato
D. Crocker
I. Davis
M. Dorr
J. P. Long
W. Minot
WeoOverson
RM. Page
JG. Perkins
W. D. Phillipbar
H. A. Rogers
New Britain Defeats Fall River In Polo Exhibition
In Fall River on December 9, New Britain dominated the polo game 11 to 7. The visitors led from early in the first period and held the advantage through the final whistle with standout stops by Peace and Cashman among others.
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New Britain
Fall River
Fall
Thompson Duggan
Rich
Cere
ePes Mearthy
Higgins Pat OL
Esas Lene
Pra
Cane
Areca E
Farrell Holderness
Diy Coors Pigueo
Os Vietca Eaters
Ie Unin Rae
Pawtucket Beats Bridgeport 8 4 In Fast Uphill Game
Pawtucket defeats league leader Bridgeport 8 to 4 in a high pace contest. Score details list Harper with 48, Ban non 27 as top scorers with referees Ostdick and O'Brien noted.
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Pawtucket
BR. I
Bridgeport
Cunmidsnain
Ee R
Lewis Piotor
Ueno
Roberts Versou
Canavan Cameron
Ease Aterk
Carrigan
Harper
Steps
Bannon
Ostdick
Vimer— O’brien
Poehler to Roll Hooper in Portland Showdown
Paul Poehler of the Wildey Club will roll Hooper the Maine city crack for a purse of $200. Local enthusiasts will travel to watch the contest. The Wildey team will also roll the Monument Square team for a big purse.
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Portland
Paul Poehler
Wildey Club
Hooper
Maine City
Monument Square
Waltham High Names next year's football captain
At a Waltham High School football meeting held tonight Bullet Stankard was chosen captain for the next season. First ballot re-elected Jack Leary but he declined in favor of Stankard during the selection.
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Bullet
Moran Faces Frankie Neil in Promoted England Title Build
Owen Moran meets Frankie Neil next Tuesday in a major ring clash as the English featherweight contender prepares for a title bout with Jim Driscoll at the National Sporting Club of London next month. Moran has bulked up to featherweight since arriving here, showing form in his bout with Abe Attell, while Neil vows decisive victory. An undercard features Johnny Lynch vs Ike McLean and Cleve Hawkins vs Henry Hall.
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Jim Driscoll
Armory Club
Driscoll
Owen Moran
Frankie Neil
Moran
National Sporting Club of London
Abe Attell
Neil
New England
Johnny Lynch
Cambridge
Ike McLean
Judson
Cleve Hawkins
Chicago
Henry Hall
Moran Wins From O'Toole In Six Round Bout
Owen Moran of England defeated Tommy O'Toole of Philadelphia in a fast six round match at the National Athletic Club. The bout featured constant action with Moran tiring in the final round as O'Toole pressed the attack. Earlier, announcements named Mickey Gannon vs Mike Grover and Grover Hayes vs Jem Driscoll with guarantees and purses noted.
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Philadelphia
Owen Moran
England
Tommy O'Toole
National Athletic Club
O'Toole
Moran
Mickey Gannon
Pittsburg
Mike Grover
Boston
Grover Hayes
Jem Driscoll
Driscoll
Hayes
Last Chance to See Wills at Park Square Coliseum
The season’s highlight features Arthur Wills, the English rider famed for 60 miles in 60 minutes behind motors, racing Hughey MacLean, American champion, over 20 miles at Park Square Coliseum this Saturday night.
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Park Square Coliseum
Arthur Wills
Hughey MacLean
Mills Heads Cross Country Captain at Technology
Leonard O Mills 10 has been elected captain of the Technology cross country team. He is the only man to win his T and plans to return next year. After H H Howland, he is considered the best Tech runner, finishing second at meets with Harvard and the intercollegiate. This marks Mills first significant cross country year after previous focus on the mile and two mile.
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Leonard O. Mills
Technology
H. H. Howland
Tech
Harvard
Mils
De Oro Wins World Three-Cushion Championship
Alfredo DeOro of Cuba defeats Thomas A. Hueston of St. Louis 50 to 38 in the third block to clinch the world three-cushion billiards title. Final three-block score 150 to 107 in DeOro’s favor.
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St. Louis
Alfred DeOro
Cuba
Thomas A. Hueston
DeOro
Hueston
Rindge Manual Defeats Everett High In Cambridge
Rindge Manual Training School 19 Everett High Independent 10 at Union Hall Cambridge. Danahy Grebenstein and Ireland starred for Rindge while Hart and Molloy led Everett. Final time 15 minute halves with 200 in attendance.
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Everett High Ind
Rindge Manual Training School
Everett High School
Union Hall
Cambridge
Everett
Danahy
Grebenstein
Ireland
Hart
Molloy
Rindge
Spor Oy
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Devon RG Cigs
Bo Ole
Greene
Wilson
Broderick
Henderson
Wood
Timor—Kronenberg
South Boston High Dominate Roxbury High In 15 to 9 Victory
South Boston High defeated Roxbury High 15 to 9 as a rebuilt lineup returned to the floor. Lane, Grant, Keefe, and Walsh scored while White, Keefe, and Barry drew fouls. time 15 minute halves. Referee Crowley.
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Boston High
Roxbury High
blaRze
Brockton Beats New Haven 8 to 6 in Polo Showdown
Brockton defeats New Haven 8 to 6 in a polo match highlighted by strong pass work from Brockton. Referee Heffernan and timer Maybury officiated, with Sutton and Miller contributing as stops.
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Brockton
New Haven
Beesewteavean
Schiffer
Wales Ssr
Bone
Sutton
Miller
Heffernan
Maybury
No Action Taken on Minors Claims
New York December 9 The Eastern league and American Association pressed complaints and threats, but the National and American leagues held quiet sessions and laid the demands on the table without any action.
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New York
Eastern League
American Association
National
American League
Baseball magnates seek timetable as minor pleas echo in meetings
The National Commission postponed action until January four in Cincinnati while minor leaguers press for an immediate reply. At Waldorf and Wolcott meetings the majors offered little, adopting passes ban for visiting clubs and shifting drafting dates. Rumors swirl of major trades and managerial moves involving Dahlen, Lumley, Herzog, and Barbeau as negotiations head to a late-night meeting.
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National Commission
Cincinnati
Pat Powers
Eastern League
J. D. O’brien
American Association
Henry Killilea
Victoria
Meeting of the Magnates reshapes baseball leagues
American Association rejects tabled bids as National Commission and major leagues clash. Minor leagues threaten action. Draft season moved to September 1 through 15. No passes to visiting clubs. Pennant awarded to Detroit. A three corner deal among Boston New York and Brooklyn aims to hire Bad Bill as Brooklyn manager. If that fails, a Boston Brooklyn Pittsburgh pact could install Dahlen Rucker and Barbeau. Taylor sells Brady to Kansas City. Joe Kelley may sue Dovey over the matter. Eastern Conference petition lingers.
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Fredericks
Chicago
R. IT. Hedges
John Bruce
D. Atkins
St. Louis
John I. Taylor
Boston
Frank Navin
Detroit
Benjamin Shibe
Connie Mack
Philadelphia
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New York
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Washington
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Cleveland
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Dovey
Bowerman
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National Commission
American League
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Pittsburg
Rucker
Barbeau
Joe Kelley
Writers Organize Baseball Writers Association of America
The Baseball Writers Association of America elected officers in Detroit to govern major league press boxes. Joe Jackson of Detroit was named president with John Ryder, William Weart, and Timothy Murnane in other posts. A board includes John B. Foster Cy Sanborn and Paul H. Shannon. A scoring rules committee was appointed to work with league magnates.
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Baseball Writers’ Association of America
Detroit
Joe Jackson
John Ryder
Cincinnati
William Weart
Philadelphia
Timothy Murnane
Boston
John B. Foster
New York Herald
Cy Sanborn
Chicago Tribune
Paul H. Shannon
Boston Post
Sid Mercer
Grillo
Washington
Edwards
Cleveland
Joseph B. Maccabe a leading figure in American amateur sports
Joseph B. Maccabe stands as a key organizer in amateur athletics with deep ties from Boston to San Francisco. He served as A A U president for two years and now holds a major post on the Boston Board of Bath Trustees. He praises East Boston A A A for youth access without dues and asserts its influence as a pioneer of municipal gymnasia.
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Joseph B. Maccabe
Maccabe
Boston
San Francisco
Olympic Athletic Club
A. A
Municipal Gymnasia
America
Boston Board of Bath Trustees
Milton High Opens Season With 28 to 5 Win
Milton High beats De Merritte School 28 to 5 in the opener at Cunningham gymnasium. Second team played in the second half, overpowering the Boston squad. O'Connell led Milton with eight floor goals, followed by Stuart and Hall, as Hall and Cross added points. Attendance about 200.
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Milton High
Cunningham Gymnasium
de Merritte
Boston Boys
DE Merritle Flynn
Reid
R. F
O'Connell
Stuart
Siaber Hall
Mellwraith
Aoe
Eesc
Archer L. Grose
Whittemore
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