Harvard Hockey Opens Season With Varsity versus Graduates
Harvard hockey begins its season this afternoon on the Stadium rink in a close expected contest between the varsity and graduates. Lineups feature Pell Tourms Rumsey Newhall Briggs Willets Washburn and Ivy Clothier Marshall Ivy. Yesterday the varsity beat the second team 6 to 2 with Newhall and Pell starring.
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Milton Academy and Medford Tie In Ice Hockey Extravaganza
Milton Academy and Medford High played a 1-1 tie at Cunningham's pond. After a 10 minute extra period neither side triumphed, with Pike starring for Medford and Wigglesworth and Leslie excelling for Milton. Score credited to Milton Academy 2, Medford High and Coffin. Referee Knowles. Timer Smith. Time 115m. halves.
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Milton High Opens Ice Hockey Season With Bright Prospects
Milton High School starts its hockey season as Captain Dodd enters his second year as captain. Vose and Horner bring efficiency and speed from recent seasons. New players Flynn G and JT Anderson Hern Poole and Fuller join the lineup as candidates for starting positions.
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Yale Out for Hockey Honors
Yale historian-turned club seeks a strong coach after four straight hockey defeats. Manager Buck Stuart and Captain Roger Alling cast wide net across the country to hire a first-class professional coach, but cost and availability blocked the hiring. If Yale fails again this season a coach may be pursued next year.
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Baseball and hockey notes from Harvard and Boston sports scene
Joy over Jimmy Collins remaining at third base for the Boston Americana highlights a busy sports column. Harvard hockey gains momentum with 50 players practicing, while Ivy League governance and football debates stir university athletics along with recent baseball and boxing chatter.
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Quill Tops Deshler In Fast Rhode Island A C. Bouts
Tommy Quill of Brockton defeated Dave Deshler in a rapid 15 round bout at Thornton Rhode Island Athletic Club. The event featured a semi final draw between Kid Manning of Pawtucket and Eddie O Neill of South Boston and a preliminary KO by Jack Delaro over Kid Oscar in the second round.
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Jack Delaro
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Tenney May Coach Columbia Ball Team
Columbia baseball management arranged games with Yale Harvard Princeton Cornell Annapolis and Georgetown. Coach Lauder will not be with the team next year and Fred Tenney is under consideration as the new professional coach.
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No Game At Tufts Due To Mutual Agreement
Tufts and Boston College called off the scheduled basketball game at Medford last evening by mutual agreement, leaving no contest result.
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Six Day Riders Angry at Madison Square Garden
The six day cyclists at Madison Square Garden threaten to strike over officials not crediting gained laps. Police kept order as thousands jeered and some riders crawled the track. Bobby Walther’s supporters claim three lap gains were disallowed. Presence fell as late sprint by Root and McFarland triggered more lap losses.
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Jake Stahl Likely to Join the Boston Americans
Chicago dispatch reports Jake Stahl is almost certain to join the Boston Americans next season. Washington offers for Stahl are unsatisfactory and he prefers to play elsewhere, aiming to avoid Cantillon and step away from Washington management. The American League meeting notes two way trades but many clubs hesitate to broker deals amid wary magnates.
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Pitcher Benchings Highlight 1906 American League
Statistical review shows 311 pitchers removed from the mound in 1906 with New York leading the benching. Chesbro 16 times, Clarkson 15, and Dyer 38 among Yankees. Totals by club include Washington 52, Chicago 29, Boston 35, Detroit 24, St. Louis 20.
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Great Gathering of Snow Racers on River Speedway
Large turnout of harness horsemen along the Charles River speedway with many fast trotters and pacers. Notable performances include Lorna at 2 14 1 2 and Nancy Giedd at 2 14 1 4, while Parisian Maid and other horses drew keen crowds.
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Race promoters deny 6 day race fairness in New York
National Cycling Association officials and Patrick Powers defend the 6 day race at the garden against charges of unfair conduct. Welsey says rules caused hardships but were enforced. Powers asserts no fraud and notes he rents the garden and has no control once the race starts. He predicts ongoing criticism but cites strong public support in record crowds.
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Baldwin Wins Over Murphy in Chelsea Bout Rumor Flows
In New York papers Tommy Murphy lost a decision to Matty Baldwin at Chelsea, with fans mostly agreeing Baldwin deserved the win. Referee Sheehan was not hissed, conflicting reports say Murphy might have drawn. The Boston card featured Rawson vs Fitzpatrick and McDougall vs Benson, while Joe Grim vs Eddie Kennedy slated near Pittsburg.
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Brookline Varsity Falls to Boston College Freshmen
Brookline High School opened its season with an 11 to 8 defeat against Boston College freshmen. Key players for BC were O'Brien Johnson and W Sullivan, while Floyd and Clune starred for Brookline. The game was played in 15 minute halves with officials C Horn and Finergan.
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Dorchester Sweeps Two Wins Over Brighton High
Dorchester High beats Brighton High 24 to 14 as the main game and 21 to 5 for the second team. Gormley led Dorchester with strong play while O Meara and Bowdoin starred for Brighton. Attendance reached 500 for the first game and 660 for the second, with Cooper as referee.
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Denounces State Police Interference At Chelsea Boxing
A Boston citizen criticizes the State police for interrupting a Lincoln Club boxing event in Chelsea. The letter argues police should have acted only after club officials announced the match and asserts interference ruined a planned contest, noting attendees from New York and nearby areas.
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Dorchester A A vs Queen Quality in Neponset Tonight
Dorchester A A faces Queen Quality in a fast Neponset game at Chicatawbut Hall. Between halves Neponset Warrens meet Roslindale A A while Dorchester A A started the season with a decisive win over Lakeside of Arlington and the second game looked promising before an interruption ended play.
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Rock Ridge Hall tops Water town High in Newton game
In Newton on December 14 at the Y M C A gym the Rock Ridge Hall basketball team beat Water town High School 22 to 12. Also at West Newton the Ballou Hobigand five defeated Allen School 24 to 19 in their first appearance on the floor before a large crowd.
White Wins Second Five-Mile Roller Race at Park Square
Fred White won the second five mile professional roller skate race at Park Square rink last evening. Clarence Hamilton finished second with A P Pierce in third place.
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Parker Hurton Mat Lost Bout In Village Hall
Harvey Parker middleweight champion wrestler forfeited his match against Samuel Anderson of Norwood at Village Hall after breaking three ribs in the first part of the bout. Parker won the first fall in 59 minutes, Anderson took the second in three minutes, then Parker refused to continue. The match was forfeited to Anderson.
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E H School Five to Play Charlestown Wednesday
The English Eligh School basketball team led by Captain Ahearn will face Charlestown High in the first league game. Under Coach O Reilley the five have limited practice but will present a strong front to Coach Trowbridge at Charlestown.
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Milton High School Basketball Schedule Preview
Milton High School lists a light roster under coach Burnett with captain Fiyne and substitutes Cross and Craig improving in the Cunningham gym. The schedule includes Dec 19 vs Braintree at Milton, Dec 26 vs Canton at Milton, and games through March 21 at various locations.
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New York State Boy Named Amherst Football Captain
Amherst, Dec. 14. John A. Gilder sleeve of Mattineck N Y was today elected captain of the Amherst football team. He is a member of the class of Ok and played centre on the team last year and this year.
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East Boston Five to Meet All Collegians at Lyceum Hall
The reorganized East Boston Catholic Association five faces the All Collegians at Lyceum Hall in East Boston. The fast quintet features men from various colleges. East Boston also fields a second team to play the Boyiston A. A.
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