Harvard Faces Boston Hockey Club In Tough Club Match
Harvard varsity hockey meets the Boston Hockey Club tonight at the Arena in a test of conditioning versus experience. Coach Winsor brings a veteran club while Harvard counters with Owen Crosby Laroque Walker and a strong defense to challenge the Unicorns in six man play.
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Crimson
George Owen
Ted Crosby
Joe Laroque
George Walker
Ralph Winsor
Winsor
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Crosby
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Bright-Stubbs-Langley
Referees Watch For Unfriendly Contact In Ring
Boxing officials have been urged to monitor bouts closely for any signs of the brotherly love act. The pros rarely engage in this, but several amateur matches have seen neighbors and others too friendly in the ring.
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Boxing Commission
Referee Frank Kramer Praised After New York Six Day Race
Nat Butler, assistant referee at the recent New York six day bicycle race, commends Frank Kramer for officiating well. Butler notes there wasn t a single kick against the rulings and that Kramer made a strong debut as head referee.
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Frank Kramer
Nat Butler
New York
Nat
Kramer
Pendleton Bout Remains In Doubt As Date Hangs In Balance
First Nat Pendleton contemplates a $10000 bout while manager Stuart Robson works to finalize terms with Bowser. Bowser’s $5000 ante raises the stakes, with a January date in Boston or New York under negotiation. Referee and date to be settled in writing as Robson negotiates.
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Stuart Robson
Pendleton
Bower
Boston
Bowser
New York
Robson
Howard Theatre
Paul
NAT Pendleton Columbia College
Grappler
Paul Bowser
McGraw Renounces High Prices for Minor Leaguers
John McGraw says the era of fat salaries for minor league players is over. He notes he once paid 100000 for Hugh McQuillan from the Boston Braves after Phil Douglas fell. He predicts majors will seize stars under new rules without large bids.
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New York
United News
John McGraw
McGraw
Hugh McQuillan
Boston Braves
Phil Douglas
Winchester Boys Aim For Suburban League Basketball Title
After top honors on the court Winchester High seeks to stay in the athletic limelight this winter. With Winthrop and Brockton High short of veteran basketball material, Winchester hopes to lead the suburban league race. Last season Brockton won the title in a playoff with Winthrop, while Winchester finished third.
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Brockton High
Winchester
Brockton
Winchester Seeks Basketball Crown With Veteran Second Team
Winchester enters winter with a seasoned second team that's intact after a long season. Captain Tansey leads a group including Weiner O Donnell French Kendrick Kelley and Fitzgeral d as center and captain elect. Coach Higbee builds a strong nucleus likely to push Winchester toward the top or near the championship.
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O'Donnell
French
Kendrick
Kelley
Fitzgerald
Higbee
Greater
Boston
United States Golf Association to Test Steel Shaft
The USGA executive committee clarified that steel-shafted clubs were not allowed in national championships but will authorize official tests of the new shaft. The committee will also have leading amateurs try the shaft and report findings, inviting other players to submit views.
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New York
United States Golf Association
Lobmayer to Show Here in Mat Bout
Fate aided George Tuohey as Angelo Taramischi could not appear for Christmas night boxing at Mechanics’ Building. Henri Lobmayer arrived from New York and will face Wladek Zbyszko in a one fall match, with a decisive finish expected.
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George Tuohey
Angelo Taramischi
Wladek Zbyszko
Mechanics’ Building
New York
Henri Lobmayer
Stanislaus Zbyszko
Budapest
Tuohey
Taramischi
Zbyszké
Stanley
Wladek
Lobmayer
Minor leagues register a kick against major league rise
Walter Morris, business manager of the Dallas Club and former Texas League president, says the two major leagues have raised the option from eight to 15, defying the minors. A baseball war looms if smaller leagues that voted at Louisville to refuse permission see the agreement as abrogated.
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Walter Morris
Dallas
Louisville
Five Nations In Mat Bouts At Grand Opera House
An international wrestling tournament is lined up at the Grand Opera House with five nations represented. Featured match stars Stanley Stasiak the Polish Hercules versus Ivan Michafiliff the Russian Cossack, along with Frank Yusko of Lithuania versus A Rizzo the Italian giant.
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Howard Management
Stanley Stasiak
Hercules
Ivan Michafiliff
Frank Yusko
A. Rizzo
Frank Lurich
J. J. Burns
Greenfield
Stasiak
Poland
Zbyzko Brothers
George Calza
Renato Gardini
Rizzo
Yusko
Sam Smith
Burns
Lurich
Howard
Restoring Lefty Tyler's Arm by Dr. Davis
New York reports Dr. George L. Davis, famed Giants trainer and former Yale and University of Pennsylvania director, is working to restore Lefty Tyler's pitching arm. The star, once key to Boston’s 1914 pennant, had been sidelined, but electricity, a therapeutic lamp, and other devices show promise.
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New York
George L. Davis
New York Giants
Yale
University of Pennsylvania
Tyler
Chicago Cubs
Boston Braves
Boston
Doc" Davis
LaBlanche Pivot Blow Boots Boxing Ring History
The pivot blow made famous by George LaBlanche is long since banned as an illegal boxing move. It is rarely tried and meets with boos and hissed derision, likened to the hidden ball trick in baseball.
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LaBlanche
George LaBlanche
Jack Dempsey
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