Pilgrim A A Defeats Tech in Opening Hockey Clash
The Pilgrim A A beat Technology 13 to 5 at the Arena in the season opener. Starters Fynan McKinnon and Fritz sparked a dominant Pilgrim attack while Lowengard held Tech to early trouble. Whitten drew a penalty but the Pilgrims sealed the win with rapid scores across the periods.
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Fritz
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Dunn
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Winton
MacLeod
Kid Cochrane
Lowengard
Whitten
Nan
Johnson
Wiitz
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Foote
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Keeler
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Storke
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Pilgrim A
Technology
Roque
Rennie
Amamires- Rogers
Carlton
Murphy
Woods
Fletcher
Foote i Foote
Ritchie Bout Called Off After Champion’s Operation
Lightweight champion Willie Ritchie underwent a nasal abscess operation today, forcing the scheduled 20 round bout with Harlem Tommy Murphy to be called off. Both fighters weighed 135 pounds and met with managers, but promoter canceled the match despite Ritchie’s wish to proceed amid drizzle.
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San Francisco
Cal
Whillie Ritchie
Ritchie
Harlem Tommy Murphy
Harvard Regrets Schedule Clash With Chicago
Harvard football and undergraduates regret Chicago University did not accept a 1915 date, disrupting hopes to settle the All American split by playing the Western champions. Cambridge officials opposed long trips, while Captain Robert Storer voiced hope for future intersectional games against Western teams.
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Chicago University
Crimson
Cambridge
Chicago
Windy City
Dartmouth
Hanover
Robert T. P. Storer
Great Western
McAllister Wins New York Debut Over Donovan in 10 Rounds
Bob McAllister of San Francisco defeated Young Mike Donovan in 10 clever rounds at the Fairmont A C in New York. Donovan pressed at times but tired, while McAllister used counters and left leads to secure the victory.
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New York
Bob McAllister
San Francisco
Mike Donovan
Fairmont A. C
Donovan
South Boston Declared Safest City by Official Toast
Lieutenant Governor elect Edward P. Barry declared South Boston has the smallest crime per capita of any U S community while replying to a toast at the Trade Association of South Boston annual banquet held at the Quincy House.
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South Boston
United States
Edward P. Barry
Trade Association of South
South Boston Leaders Forecast Rise as Commerce Hub
Barry proclaims South Boston will shed its despised image and become a distinguished, thriving district. He predicts the peninsular area will grow into a premier Atlantic coast commercial center, with waterfront development fueling profits and industry promotion. Curley, Kenny, and others spoke as dignitaries attended the banquet while officers and amendments were voted in.
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Barry
United States
Peninsular
Atlantic Coast
Curley
Pattern for a full size one piece yoke to be printed
A full size pattern for a one piece yoke and its making instructions will appear in next Sunday’s Post. The item is described as a sewing pattern feature for readers planning garment projects.
United Drug Co Hosts Producers in Boston Banquet
Officers of more than twenty major firms met in Boston as guests of the United Drug Company to discuss cooperation among producers retailers and suppliers. Louis K. Liggett outlined the cooperative system growth from 40 retailers investing $4000 each to 7000 retailers owning stock and projected expansion to 14000 stores by 1918 asserting no anti trust violations.
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United Drug Company
United States
Canada
England
Copley Plaza
Louis K. Liggett
Liggett
Becomes Magnate to Get Big Game Tickets
New York December 10 Joseph J Lannin the new American league magnate has explained his reason for buying a half interest in the Boston Americans He says he had so much trouble getting tickets for the last world series that he decided to become a club owner to secure a share of the National Commission allotment Lannin previously supported the Giants in a club he now helps control
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New York
Joseph J. Lannin
Boston Americans
Lannin
National Commission
Giants
Company plans big growth and alliances for future
Intense interest greeted Liggett's graphic outline of future plans as he announced that stores will be built and that within five years the company will do a yearly business of 50 million dollars. He urged business men to cooperate with allied enterprises as the key to success.
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Liggett
Burns Faces Tested Match By Franz Gerhardt At Grand Opera House
Boston heavyweight Burns is poised for a tough bout with Franz Gerhardt at the Grand Opera House. Gerhardt’s reputation as a premier athlete promises a stern test as Burns seeks to extend his recent winning streak against a rival crowd determined to topple him.
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Cyclome Burns
Boston
Grand Opera House
Franz Gerhardt
Burns
Gerhardt
Gibbons Stops Ferns in New Orleans Bout
Mike Gibbons of St Paul knocked out Wildcat Ferns of Kansas City in the second round of a planned 10 round bout in New Orleans. Ferns was floored three times for a nine count and the referee stopped the match with about two minutes left.
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New Orleans
Wildcat Ferns
Kansas City
Mike Gibbons
St. Paul
Ferns
Donahue Chosen Captain of 1914 Washington and Lee Football
E A Donahue of Boston Mass was today elected captain of the 1914 football team at Washington and Lee University by the football monogram wearers. Donahue has been at the university three years and played on the team two seasons as quarterback this past year.
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Lexington
E. A. Donahue
Boston
Mass
Washington and Lee University
Donahue
Harvard Hockey Team Cuts First Roster List
The Harvard hockey squad announced its first cut yesterday. Retained players include Carnachan Ervin Washburn Willetts Brown Cunningham C S Clark MecKinlock Williams Claflin Doty Smart Morgan Devereux Hopkins Curtis Reycroft Phillips Wanamaker Adams Saltonstall Trainor Rumsey and 5S P Clark.
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Washburn
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Cunningham
C.S. Clark
MecKinlock
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Claflin
Doty
Smart
Morgan
Devereux
Hopkins
Curtis
Reycroft
Phillips
Wanamaker
Adams
Saltonstall
Trainor
Rumsey
P. Clark
Boston College Varsity Hockey Prospects Discussed
At University Heights a meeting aims to spark interest in BC new varsity hockey. Candidates include Wilson Buck Turley O Hara Drummey Titzgerald Knight Quirk with flexible practice plans and a late start shaping a possible class battles schedule.
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Maroon and Gold
Chestnut Hill
Boston College
Wilson
St. John’s Prep
Buck Turley
Tom O'Hare
Milton
Drummey
Titzgerald
Mack Knight
Revere
Keohane
Devlin
Jacko Quirk
Fall River
Mandot Outclasses Drouillard in Windsor Bout
Detroit report says Joe Mandot defeated Patsy Drouillard the Canadian Lightweight champion at the Windsor Athletic Club. Drouillard pressed in front, forcing Mandot to fight throughout the match.
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Detroit
Joe Mandot
Patsy Drouillard
Windsor Athletic Club
Windsor
Mandot
Lexington Smoker Event Open to Public Next Month
The Lexington Athletic Association announces an open smoker for next month with public invitations. Several prominent athletes will address the meeting.
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Lexington
Lexington Athletic Association
Local Amateur Boxing Prelims Stage 16 Bouts
The B A A tournament held last night featured sixteen prelim bouts in the club gym. Notable matches included W Ramsey of Avonia A C New York versus Donahue of South Boston in the 126 pound class with Donahue winning after a late sprint.
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Avonia A. C
New York
Donahue
South Boston
G. F. King
J. Farren
Young King
Tom Joyce
Roxbury
Young Joyce
G. Mitchell
Boston
J. Collins
Ray Durette
Cambridge
J. Williams
Durette
Johnny Noonan
Ramsey-Donahue
Noonan
McRae
Dorchester
Noon
Phil Eddows
J. Marco
East Boston
J. Noonan
Hl. McRae
J. Murphy
J. Perry
Watertown
FE. Donahue
Fast Boston
Avoula A. C
Cyclists Close In On World Record At Madison Square Garden
At 2 o'clock the eight leading teams had reached 1497 miles and four laps, 12 miles ahead of the record, while Kop sky and Keefe dropped further behind. The big race's third day at Madison Square Garden saw European riders, notably Italian and French teams, press the pace as Grenda and others vied for first money.
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Kopsky
Keefe
Madison Square Garden
Goullette-Fogler
Grenda
Hill-Fogler
Breton
Grenda-Clark
Jackie Clark
Brocco
Clark
Eddie Root
Fourth Avenue
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