Stahl Pleased With Sox Squad
Chicago December 15 Jake Stahl new Boston Red Sox manager surveyed the payroll after a conference with Ban Johnson. He praised fall and winter recruits led by Beall and noted plans to start training March 10 at Hot Springs. Stahl indicated the owners face a National Commission case over a Vancouver player Lockwood who died after Boston paid 600 dollars and 1000 remained. He also clarified a recruit from Vancouver Fournier is a catcher, giving Boston seven catchers.
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Worcester 8 Hartford 4 Taunton 5 Providence 4
Worcester defeated Hartford 8 to 4 while Taunton edged Providence 5 to 4 in a two game display. The scores highlight local league action with Taunton and Worcester securing wins in competitive showings.
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Hartford
Taunton
Providence
No Captain Chosen for Engish Eleven
English High School election for captain yielded deadlock after several ballots with Maginnis and Ignico as leading candidates. Two eligible voters were absent but expected to cast ballots, with meetings set early next week. Plans for a championship banquet for Medford High School’s team stalled amid debate over proper honors.
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Ignico
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Gossip of the Boxers Cards Promises Big Fight Night
The American A C plans a busy boxing card led by Bill McKinnon versus George Perry. Frankie O Connor meets Phil Maguire while Tommy OBrien faces Joe Vargas and Spider Murphy meets Young Cooke. Others include Nelson versus Hogan and Moran’s expected return to challenge lightweights.
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Phil Maguire
Tommy O’brien
Joe Vargas
Spider Murphy
Young Cooke
Pets Take Close Bowling Match for $500 Purse
In Brookline at Scott and McGarry alleys Shevlin's Pets edged Nutt's Ramblers 1438 to 1430 in a near full house crowd. Joe Riley clinched it with 10 pins on a final strike in the last box. Captains were Fred Shevlin for the Pets and James McInnerny for the Ramblers as the two sides agreed to a rematch at the same stake.
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Reagan and Fallon to clash in special bout at A A C tournament
Tommy Reagan of East Huston, 115-pound amateur champion, will meet Johnny Fallon, national 105-pound king, in a special match at the American A C amateur tournament next Thursday night. A second special is scheduled the same night alongside the open 115 125 and 14 pound classes.
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al Kaufman
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Tommy Reagan
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Johnny Fallon
Tufts Freshmen Defeat Sophomores in Football for Class Honors
The Tufts freshmen beat the sophomores 24 to 9 to become college champions and win their Class flags, the first odd class to do so since 1904. Seniors topped the juniors 81 to 16 in a separate match.
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Libel Action Contemplated Against Ban Johnson
Ban Johnson, president of the American league, was informed that the New York club planned legal action for libel over unproven ticket scalping charges. Johnson said nothing would please him more, and he had recovered his poise after returning from New York.
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Ban Johnson
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Johnson on spring meetings and umpire draft stance
President Johnson backs continuing spring schedule meetings in Chicago in February and predicts sweeping changes by the National Commission next month. He opposes drafting umpires, arguing officials should serve as they choose while delivering solid performance during the season. He notes Philadelphia ticket scandal letters and calls for thorough airing.
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Princeton Varsity P Award Recipients
The Princeton Athletic Association awards the varsity P to 15 players who participated in the Yale and Harvard games. Named recipients include H. A. H. Baker, A. Bluetenthal, C. E. Brown, P. P. Chrystie, C. C. Dunlap, J. M. Duff, W. L. DeWitt, W. E. Hammond, E. J. Hart captain, T. T. Pendleton, G. F. Phillips, R. Vaughan, T. A. Wilson and S. B. White.
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E. J. Hart
T. T. Pendleton
G. F. Phillips
R. Vaughan
T. A. Wilson
S. B. White
Football P Award Boosts Varsity to Forty Five Men
This year’s football P award brings varsity men to 45, excluding managers, with 25 seniors, 15 juniors and five sophomores. Last year 41 lettermen across the upper classes were noted. Notable four season P awardees include Captain Hart, Sam White, and Captain Sawyer, with Hart earning his third football letter. White holds two baseball and two football awards.
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Sam White
Sawyer
White
Revere High Opens Season With Win Over Oliver Ames
Revere High started the basketball season by defeating Oliver Ames 17 to 11. Revere trailed 6 to 2 at halftime but surged in the second period, with Ziner Dee Bates Nelson Goward and A Nelson among the scorers as attendance reached about 500.
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Dartmouth to Play Columbia in I L Opener at Hanover
Dartmouth opens its season and first Intercollegiate league game in Hanover tomorrow night against Columbia. The new gymnasium increases seating to 1100 and provides amenities for visiting teams, drawing considerable interest.
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Dartmouth
Columbia Five
Increase in basketball games brings more teams to town
The change in attitude of the athletic council toward extending the basketball schedule will bring more teams to appear this year than ever before.
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Athletic Council
Gates Wins Novice Meet at Harvard
The seventh annual novice gymnastics meet at Hemenway Gymnasium was won by M. F. Gates of Harvard's freshman class with 2021-2 points. A. K. Hobby, Harvard special course student, took second with 163 points. Gates excelled in club swinging tumbling and on the horizontal bars and flying rings.
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M. F. Gates
Harvard
D. A. Sargent
A. K. Hobby
Gates
Burns Shows Form in Attleboro Duel
Cyclone Burns the Boston heavyweight wrestler impressed in a handicap wrestling match against Romanoff the giant Cossack. Romanoff agreed to throw two men in 30 minutes each. He scored a fall on Strangler Lewis Jr in 12 minutes but could not subdue Burns.
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Cyclone Burns
Boston
Romanoff
Strangler Lewis, Jr
Burns
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