English Woman Autoist May Drive in Big Ormond Races
England may send Miss Dorothy Leavitt to Ormond for an automobile tournament to set records for women drivers. She drives a Napier, matching the machinery that won the 1M-mile Florida race last winter with Dufford Karp at the wheel.
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Collins Aims to Play Best for 1907 Season
Jimmy Collins telegram to the Boston Post states he will remain with the Boston club, knee healed, ready to play his best next season. He confirms loyalty to Chick Stahl and notes equal effort from Stahl and himself for a pennant bid, while Rochester and Pittsburgh moves affect Boston’s plans.
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Chick Stahl
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Baseball Editor of the Post
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James J. Collins
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Heavenly Twins
Jack Vierdon
Jough McBreen
Newton Hockey Team Victors Narrow Season Opener
Newton High School hockey beat Melrose High 2 0 at Brae Burn rink. Wells scored both goals in a fast game with persistent rushes and accurate shooting. Referee Palmer and umpires Randlett and Pierce officiated. two 10 minute halves.
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Iver Johnson Sporting Goods For Christmas
Iver Johnson Sporting Goods Company at 163 Washington Street offers a vast stock of sleds skates snowshoes skis sweaters caps moccasins cameras billiard tables card games phonographs and more for indoor and outdoor recreation. The store carries dog and cat supplies cutlery fishing tackle firearms tricycles automobile goods and leather items. Polite salesmen aid selection and the firm is well known in New England. a recent six day bicycle race in New York was won on an Iver Johnson truss frame bicycle.
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Washington Street
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Iver Johnson
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New York
Rhode Island steamship team to face Newport Naval Reserves
The Rhode Island basketball five will travel to Newport tonight to play the Newport Naval Reserves quintet. The sailors have been defeated only once this season and are confident in a strong performance against the Newport stars.
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Rhode Island
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New League Planned by Dedham Needham and Wellesley Highs
A new interscholastic baseball league is planned by Dedham Needham and Wellesley high schools. Dedham High School Athletic Association will be represented by Harold Drumm and W Russell Harris. A meeting was held at Needham High School this afternoon to discuss the matter.
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Dedham High School Athletic Association
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Needham High School
South Boston defeats Everett High in two basketball games
South Boston High School first and second teams beat Everett High School in two games. Doyle scored six baskets and Joy five as South Boston pulled away in the second half. Final scores: South Boston 36 Everett 6.
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Dartmouth Five Beats Mass Agricultural College
Dartmouth defeated the Massachusetts Agricultural College 52 to 1 in a rough basketball game held in Wanover. Grebenstein scored seven from fouls, Lang added eight from the floor, with Brady Dingle Lane and Gillette among scorers. Referee Alling. attendance about 400.
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Baseball Roster Rumors Die As League Meetings End
League meetings shut down rumors of deals. Pat Flaherty should not be overused. Harry Bay in stocky form. Ray reports knee healed in Cleveland. Jake Stahl not favored to replace Grimshaw. he’s earnest but weaker with bat and glove. Jack Ryan led American Association catchers. Nig Clarke tied Stone in batting while Stone played more games. Clarke offered strong catching.
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Parker Wins Harvard Football Captaincy as Centre Leader
Parker was elected captain of the Harvard football team for next season in a close vote at Tupper's studio, defeating Jack Wendell, Bill Starr, and Mort Newhall. The South Lancaster native, a standout centre, will be the first captain from the line, praised for reliability, passing, and grit.
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Milton Academy
Parker Calls for Reforms in All Branches of Sport
Captain elect Parker of Harvard football addressed the Warvard Varsity Club banquet at the Copley Square Hotel. About 150 members heard him urge improvements across college sports especially football and thanked the club for his election while pledging to help govern a championship eleven in 1907.
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Copley Square Hotel
H. Foster
J. J. Lowe
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G. S. Sagger
B. L. Young
Medford and Calumet Clash in Pin League Duel
Medford topped Calumet in the Boston Pin League opener with Teele of Medford post the highest single and three-string totals. In the Suburban Interclub, 990th Artillery won three strings of bowling and both billiard matches, plus one pool contest.
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Tech Second Team Beats Normal Arts 29 to 6
Tech second basketball team defeated Normal Art School by 29 to 6 at the Tech gym on Garrison Street last evening. Hargreaves starred for Tech and Broderick led Normal Arts.
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Normal Arts
Teady Db Medford Arlington Clashes In Score Totals Record
In Somerset alley Medford and Arlington power past totals show 511 445 440, with Crowley, Ohniel and Harrigan among top scorers. The scrambled lineup lists O Neil Crowley and McKeen, while Dale and Kelley contribute notable scores as the record sums to 469 452 459.
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Chelsea Fight Promoters Face Court Hearings in Boxing Scandal
State police pursue a broad case linked to the Chelsea boxing show at Pythian Rink. Summonses issued for 14 or 15 individuals include Lincoln A. C. officers, club directors, bout principals, seconds, and the referee, with hearings set for Thursday.
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Nelson says talks with Nolan over 40000 purse for title bout
Tonopah Nevada promoter J N Sullivan offers a 40000 dollar purse for a Nelson versus Gans Herman winner fight. Nelson in Boston defers decision to Billy Nolan while praising Nolan's honesty and saying he will fight if Nolan signs him. Nelson travels to England for potential London bout and will team with Matty Baldwin for appearances.
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Kid Herman
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Nevada
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Billy Nolan
Chelsea
Nolan
Tex Rickard
England
London
Matty Baldwin
Gossip of the boxers features shifts in bouts and new arrivals
The boxing column notes the Billy Rhodes Terry Martin match may shift venues and eventual coast-bound plans. It mentions promoter changes after Governor Pennypacker’s term, Willie Pitzgerald heading to California for Jimmy Britt, and a canceled Joe Jeanette versus Sam Langford bout in Portland. Also covered are a Worcester wrestling card, Darkey Haley’s arrival with clippings, and Pedlar Chalmer and Charley Neary talks.
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Terry Martin
Chelsea
Harry Foley
Joe Thomas
California
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Rhodes
Pennypacker
Tle
Nevada
Willie Pitzgerald
Peter Sullivan
Jimmy Britt
Joe Jeanette
New York
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Kid Goodman
England
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Owen Moran
George Moore
Harry Ware
Beyo Driscoll
George Dixon
Chalmer
Matty Baldwin
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Charley Neary
Dorchester Centre Holds Amateur Basketball Record
Wheelock, the crack centre of Dorchester High School alumni basketball team, holds the amateur record with 52 baskets against Everett. Dorchester faces Melrose A. C. Friday, Vaughan of Melrose to be guarded, in what promises to be a corking game.
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Captain Glover Quits Newton High Ice Team
Newton High School hockey captain elect Jack Glover has resigned to take a cartoonist job with a New York daily. Sprague likely to replace him. Glover also starred in baseball and track, leaving Thursday for New York after a farewell from teammates.
Harvard Varsity Beats Subs 8-4 in Hockey Game
Harvard varsity hockey defeated subs 8 to 4 at Stadium rink in a lively practice. Townsend and Pell starred with fast, clever passing while Junie Foster at cover point showed promise for a varsity spot. The lineup featured Pell Leonard le Townsend reis Rumsey Onatavia Newhall Fraser Campbell Foster Willetts Washburn Locke and more.
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Junie Foster
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Cambridge Latin Downs Milton Academy 3 2 in Close Hockey Match
Cambridge Latin School defeated Milton Academy 3 to 2 at Milton's new rink in a tight ice hockey game. Goals by Reeves (2) and Ellis gave Cambridge the edge while Leslie and Wigglesworth starred for Milton with assists from Cimer-Swift and others. Time noted as 15 minutes per half.
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Dedham High to Field First Ice Hockey Team
Dedham Mass December 18 for the first time in its history Dedham High School will be represented by an ice hockey team this winter. Previously ice polo was the school game but last year's lass hockey matches led to a change in sentiment and the game is to be adopted. John R Pratt left end of the football team will likely be captain. He was a member of the Dedham Tennis Club team last year.
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Harvard Awards Tonight
Starvard scholarship recipients will receive awards this evening in Sanders Theatre. Congressman W. McCall will deliver the principal address and Dean Byron Hurlbut will preside.
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Sanders Theatre
W. McCall
Dean Byron
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Charity appeal for former champion Terry McGovern at Madison Square Garden
The column reports a benefit at Madison Square Garden in New York for former boxing champion Terry McGovern, with letters from Sam Harris and Joe Humphreys soliciting support. It notes Roosevelt’s nomination of Lyman Bass to the New York western district bench and mentions Yale, Princeton, and other sports topics, plus a brief obit and racing reference.
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