Genaro Dominates Martin in Boston Boxing Showdown
Genaro defeats Martin in ten rounds at Mechanics Building before a crowd of 6000 including Mayor Curley. The left hand and slick defense carry Genaro past Martin who lands few clean blows. Also, Paddy Owens beats Tommy Nee and Sears defeats Tommy French in eight round prelims.
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Frankie Genaro
Pancho Villa
Terry Martin
Mechanics Building
Martin
Genaro
Curley
Providence
Chance Becomes Red Sox Manager Amid Trade Hints
Frank Chance and team president H. H. Frazee arrived at Back Bay after 10 PM as speculation swirled about a trade. They refused details, saying only that a deal is in the air and players, not money, are the target. They headed back to New York that night to push the move forward.
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Frank Chance
Fenway Park
Red Sox
H. H. Frazee
Larry Graver
Back Bay
Frazee
Chance
New York
David Harums
Friedman Loser in Close Decision Bout at Casino
Abe Friedman of Boston lost a close decision to Frankie Curry of New York at the Casino. Curry used heavy punching to overturn Friedman's early lead in the later rounds. In the semi final Charlie Baxter of Providence defeated Red Barnett.
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Fall River
Abe Friedman
Boston
Frankie Curry
New York
Curry
Friedman
Charlie Baxter
Providence
Red Barnett
Gibbons Wins Tough 10 Round Decision Over Miske
St Paul Minn Dec 15 Tom Gibbons defeated Billy Miske by decision in a grueling 10 round bout. Miske showed resilience with clinches and body blows but could not overcome Gibbons who battered him to the final bell. Gibbons sustained a damaged eye from a seventh round swing yet pressed on for the win.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Tom Gibbons
Billy Miske
Miske
Gibbons
Tom
Tommy
Jack Reddy
Eddie Kane
Billy
Pony Gibbons
Eagles Schedule Reveals Tough Season Toll
Bernard Loftus lists Holy Cross Maine Trinity Springfield and Tech among opponents for Boston College this season. The lineup features center Eddie Harrison from Brooklyn Prep and includes games at Lowell Holy Cross Portland University Maine Trinity and MIT with Holy Cross at Worcester closing the slate.
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Bernard Loftus
Boston College
Eagles
Holy Cross
University of Maine
Trinity
Springfield and
Technology
Maroon and Gold
St. Mary’s Hall
Cambridge
Worcester
Maine
Portland A. C
Portland
University of Maine At Bangor
Coady
Eddie” Harrison
Harrison
Brooklyn Prep
Lowell Textile
Lowell
Boston
Bangor
Hartford
Conn
Fitchburg Normal
Fitchburg
Springfield Y. M. C. A
Springfield
Middlesex Chooses Thompson Captain for 1923 Football Eleven
Hervey Thompson of Adams, Mass, class of 1924, selected captain of Middlesex School’s 1923 gridiron team in Concord. The squad, private school champions this fall, loses all regular players but Thompson and substitute Parker Wise to graduation after a season in which Thompson starred at quarterback and scored six touchdowns.
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Middlesex
Thompson
Concord
Hervey Thompson
Adams
Mass
Middlesex School
North Concord
Middlesex Eleven
Parker Wise
Somerville Selects Frazier as 1923 Football Captain
Somerville High yesterday elected Clarence Frazier football captain for 1923. Frazier, a member of the class of 1924, plays right tackle on the varsity eleven.
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Somerville
Frazier
Somerville High
Clarence Frazier
Frasier
Harvard tops St. Michael Vermont 63 to 31
Harvard basketball defeated St. Michael College of Vermont 63 to 31 in Hemenway Gym. The victory showcased a strong defensive effort and balanced scoring from the Harvard lineup.
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Hemenway Gym
Harvard
St. Michael College of Vermont
Harvard Names Hubbard Captain For 1923 Football Eleven
Harvard elects Charlie Hubbard of Milton as captain for 1923. The 20 year old guard is praised as a standout Crimson lineman, expected to lead a stronger line while backfield loses Owen and Buell. Freshmen and reserves bolster potential for a top era in Harvard football history.
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Charlie Hubbard
Milton
Harvard
Hubbard
Crimson
Eastman
Dunker
Iowa
Malcolm Greenough
Greenough
Jenkins
Gordon
Itil
Holder
Coombs
Sandie
Owen
Buell
Erwin Gehrke
Jack Hammond
Chapin
Fitts
Churchill
Coburn
Bouillard
Marion Cheek
Joe McGlone
Fulbright
Braden
Reed
Pfaffman
Lee
Spalding
Stafford
McGlone
White Wins by Technical Knockout Over Mitchell at Garden
Charley White of Chicago defeated Milwaukee's Ritchie Mitchell by technical knockout in the 10th round at Madison Square Garden. Mitchell's corner threw in the towel after two minutes 40 seconds of the round as White continued to land decisive blows.
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Ritchie Mitchell
Milwaukee
New York
Charley White
Chicago
Madison Square Garden
Mitchell
White
Milwaukean
Richie
Ritchie
Johnny Shugrue
Willie Jackson
Exino Flores
Flores
Shugrue
Fiores
McGraw Leads Debate Over New Players Union
John J. McGraw, manager of the Gilents, says he is among officers nominated for a proposed Pro tective Players Union. Frank Frisch and George Burns are named for president, with Daubert and Fournier as vice presidents. McGraw criticizes major leaguers and praises minor leagues needing protection. Frisch says he would join if formed and supports staying with players.
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New York
John J. McGraw
Gilents
New
Protective Players’ Union
Frank Frisch
Giants
George Burns
Reds
Jake Daubert
Jock Fournier
Cardinals
Cy Wiliams
Philadelphia
Arthur Fletcher
Phillies
Earl Smith
McGraw
Muggsy
New Players’ Union
Leonard Triumphs Over Rus sell in Four Round Bout
Johnny Leonard of Allentown Pennsylvania defeated Dick Russell of Lynn in four rounds by technical knockout after an early cut over Russell's eye. In the semi final Johnny Scully of South Boston beat Ray Mercier of Danvers in eight rounds. Two other bouts completed the program at Naumkeag A C.
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Genaro
Villa
Frankie
Paddy Owens
Cambridge
Tommy Nee
South Boston
Owens
Nee
Paddy
British Press Hails Harvard Yale Track Meeting Plan
A cable from Oxford Cambridge to Harvard A A urges sending a Harvard Yale team for a four cornered track meet to be held in England next summer. Harvard shows favorable inclination and Bill Bingham handles arrangements awaiting final H A A approval.
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Harvard
Oxford-Cambridge
Harvard A. A
Yale
England
Bill Bingham
Arlington High Books Several Hard Games
Arlington High School forces hockey schedule expands beyond league play. Coach Daniel M. Hooley Jr. books tough non league opponents including a Jan 25 game at Harvard second team in Cambridge. Other listed dates include January 15 and February 7 at Chelsea High and Bevol Ac ton.
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Daniel M. Hooley, Jr
Arlington High School
Frce
Greater Boston
Unicor ns to Oppose Nationals Hockey Lineup Tonight
Unclear lineup and city details.
Nationals vs Unicorns in Boston Arena Tonight
The Canadiens face the local clubmen with a strong forward line and skilled defense. Willard Rice Louis Reycroft and Jerry McCarthy must contend with Montreal’s elite attackers Ajax Campbell Ag Smith and Frenchy La Croix. The game hinges on passing play as the Nationals rely on collective team defense and quick puck movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nationals
Unicorns
Willard Rice
Louis Reycroft
Jerry McCarthy
Wizards
Montreal
Ag Smith
Ajax Campbell
Frenchy la Croix
Boston
Albemarle Golf Club Eyes Boost in Roster Size
The Albemarle Golf Club plans to increase its roster at the annual meeting next week. A recommendation proposes adding 40 or more members to reduce the waiting list and attract others seeking a golfing domicile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albemarle
Albemarle Golf Club
Victorias Blank Montreal Team Hands Montreal a Shutout Loss
The Nationals of Montreal suffered a 3 to 0 defeat at the Arena as the Victorias led by Red Synnott shut out the visitors. Pop Conley opened scoring and Ben Healey added another, with Jiggs Donahue turning aside Montreal’s attempts as Montreal yielded to a faster opponent.
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Nationals
Montreal
Red Synnott
Husky
The
Victorias
Thahamont
Donahue
Synnot
Pop Conley
Ben Healey
Pop
Gervat
Montreals
Vics
Victorias Williams
Heal
Tny Savard
Manthe
Robert
Z Conley
Butain
I Synnott
J. Healey
F Collins
Martin
Fraser
T.kenai
Careron
E. Hendrie
Brookline Names Row an McCarn Grid Captain 1923
Row an McCarn the Brookline High halfback is named grid captain for 1923. He is regarded as one of the best in the Suburban league and will lead the team next fall. Coach Henry Carroll loses only Captain Denning and perhaps Roger Shapiro to graduation while Londoner may depart at quarterback.
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Rowan McCarn
Brookline
Fogel Stricken at Home in Philadelphia
H. Fogel former president of the Philadelphia National League baseball and noted writer and manager is seriously ill at his home after suffering a paralytic stroke yesterday in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
H .S. Fogel
Delphia National League Baseball
Isill
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Coolidge
Boss
Paul H. Shannon
Gsdill Ca
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Richmond, VA
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Dara Et Ip
Chase
St. Paul's
Purple
Montreal Nationals
BY Roger Birtwell
Milton Academy
Wynant Hubbard
Charles Hubbard
Crimson Gridiron Legions
Pennock
Trumbull
Hardwick
Bradlee
Brickley
Mahan
the Charles
Eskie Clark
Clark
Grew
Evans
Marquette College
Kayo
M’graw
Players’ Union
Arlington High Books
ARENA
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Reycroft
Runair
Caland
Mantha Pelletier
de. Robert
Savard Deaty Smith
A. Mans
Ig A la Croix
I Gervais
Nationals of Montreal
Victorias Blank
Jiggs
Donohue
BY Bart Hoxie
Montrealians
Chick” Williams
Remy
McCarn
H. Fogel
Morse
America
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