Murphy Wins Brutal 12 Round Decision Over Griffin
Tommy Murphy of New York defeats Charley Griffin of Australia in a hard fought 12 round decision at the Armory A. A. Referee Maffit Flaherty and official Jack Sheehan on the card. Murphy earns a close, display heavy body work and aggression.
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Tommy Murphy
New York
Charley Griffin
Australia
Armory
A. A
Maffit Flaherty
Jack Sheehan
Murphy
Sheehan
Boston
George Alger
Cambridge
Henry Meiers
Charlestown
Alger
Meiers
Bill McKinnon
Roxbury
Larry Conley
South Boston
Griffin
Grif
Logan Loses to Davis in Two Mile at Orpheum
Crowds packed the Orpheum last night to see Patsey Logan of South Boston challenge the Davis Gledhill duo on a home trainer. Davis rode a gear several notches higher and beat Logan handily in the two mile race. Logan challenged Davis to another match tonight and the challenge was accepted.
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Logan
Davis
Orpheum
Patsey Logan
South Boston
Davis- Gledhill
Mr. Osgood
King
C. F. King
Dwyer
Boston
Grand Jury
Raymond Perrin
Central Street
Concord Junction
Perrin
Locomotive
United States Steel
American Woolen
Swift Company
American Car and Foundry
Swift
Pressed Steel Car Company
American Car and Foundry Company
Driscoll to Meet Baldwin in Armory A A Main Event
English featherweight champion Jim Driscoll will box Matty Baldwin in the Armory A A main event next Tuesday night. The semi final features Belfield Walcott and Henry Hall the amateur middleweight champion.
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Jim Driscoll
Matty Baldwin
Armory A. A
Belfield
Walcott
Henry Hall
Unreadable Scoreboard Fragments From Local Games
Partial scores show Worcester 11 Fall River 5 Pawtucket 5 Bridgeport 4 Brockton 6 Providence 3 but no context or dates. The brief notes suggest municipal teams played multiple games with varying results and limited details on outcome significance.
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Worcester
Fall River
Pawtucket
Bridgeport
Brockton
Providence
Princeton Leads Intercollegiate Chess Tourney Over Yale
Princeton moved into the lead in the second round with a 31 to 2 1 2 victory over Yale. Harvard four wins, while Columbia and Yale have three. Tomorrow Princeton faces Harvard and Columbia meets Yale.
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New York
Princeton
Yale
Harvard
Columbia
L. W. Stephens
E. B. Burgess
J. W. Alexander
G. Burgess
J. L. Tiemann
C. F. Jefferson
Drew
H. R. Ferger
J. R. Chandler
H. Blumberg
E. H. Gruening
C. H. Ramsdell
K. S. Johnson
W. W. Parshley
G. F. Comstock
F. R. Elsasser
F. P. Byerly
St Francis A A squads prevail in double wins
St Francis A A first team won 33 to 18 over Institutes while the second team beat Sullivan A A 24 to 5. Killerlay Kelly and Greene sparked the 20 minute halves as 500 fans watched at the West End venue with Carr refereeing and Maginnis scoring.
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St. Francis A. A
Institutes
West End
Sullivan A. A
Killerlay
Ieee
Balecaa
Oponi Greene
Bea Ee
Grant
Cullin
Sweeney
FCO
Kelly
Redgate
Greene
Carr
McLaughlin
Maginnis
Timer—Waldin
ST. Francis
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Ps Oe c
Pepper Cummings
R. B
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GPU Wei
Flanigan
St. Francis 2d
Sullivan eSiss Ohi
Cummings
Fife
Kirby
Bardwell
Ford
Pepper
Secrer
Witnesses Describe King’s Alleged Replies and Stock Deals
Testimony details C F King correspondence and payments after his return including a $57.50 dividend check labeled real easy spending money. Witnesses recount stock transfers to creditors and loans, with names like New York Central Sugar Calumet and Arizona and a circle letter urging support.
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C. F. King
King
New York Central
Sugar
Calumet & Arizona
Wolverine
Union Pacific
William P. Gilmore
Salem Depot
N. H
General Electric
Bridget Rogers
Ruggles Street
Roxbury
Bingham Central Standard
Baker
Charles E. Osgood
Professor Linton Attacks Intercollegiate Athletics Standards
Washington and Jefferson College officials criticized the University of Pennsylvania for allowing players Marks and Means to compete beyond four years. The letter urges stricter enforcement of amateur rules, a one year residency for football, and a residency date rule for basketball and baseball.
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Philadelphia
Edward Linton
Washington and Jefferson University
University of Pennsylvania
Linton
Westminster
Ohio Medical
Pennsylvania
Knox Is Champion Of Tech Fencers
Ensign H G Knox won the technology fencing tournament at the institute last evening by winning every bout. Final four were H G Knox, E M Loring, C Coppinger, and Captain V C Grubnau, with bouts short and snappy and eliminations by loss of two matches.
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Ensign H. G. Knox
H. G. Knox
E. M. Loring
C. Coppinger
V. C. Grubnau
Newton High Wins First Hockey Game
Newton High School beat Wellesley High School 4 to 2 in the season opener at Brae-Burn rink. Stars Washburn and Captain Slocum led Newton, with goals credited to Washburn Hopkins Gorham and others. Referee Paul of Yale. Time is 15 minutes per period.
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Newton
Newton High School
Wellesley High School
Washburn
Slocum
Brae-Burn C. Co
Newton H
Wellesley H. S. Woods
Foote
Ea Ge F
Webster Hopkins
Eee
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Rankin Fortiam
Otts. Fee F
Whitney Mwasapuen
Winslow
Brown Wesey
Biocmn
Winton Lips
Onveree
Ferris Rorron
Lane
Newton H. S
Wellesley H. S
West Boston A A Defeats North End Union in Local Hall
West Boston A A beat North End Union 18 to 14 in a fast game at their hall. The score came from floor goals by Holland Sullivan Cleary Fleischer Crocky Bennett Goldman and fouls by Lippman Goldman Bennett O Connor. Time was 15 minute halves. Referee Ruby umpire Gargan scorer Govern timer Hurwitz attendance 350.
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North End Union
West Boston A. A
West
Boston
A. A. Bors U Folland
Croery Bipoman
Teeee
D. Bennett BI Htom
Os E
O'Connor Diggey
Oris
L. F
Fleischer Ri
R. F
Goldman
N. BE. U
Holland
Sullivan
Cleary
Fleischer
Crocky
Bennett
Lippman
O'Connor
Ruby
Gargan
Hurwitz
Gordon Roche Elected Captain of English High
Gordon Roche was elected captain of the English High School eleven at a meeting held yesterday. Roche has been a member of the team for a couple of years and will lead the squad in 1909.
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Gordon Roche
English High School
Milton High Defeats Reading High In Narrow Victory
Milton High School defeated Reading High 23 to 21 at Reading's gym. Regulation time ended tied 21-21 and five minutes of extra play followed.
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Reading
Milton High School
Reading High Today
Williams Elected Captain of Dedham High Hockey
William L Williams is elected captain of Dedham High School ice hockey with James Shriver serving as manager in the local school announcement from Dedham on December 22.
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Dedham
William L. Williams
Dedham High School
James Shriver
NYU Defeats Princeton In Fast Rough Basketball Game
New York University defeated Princeton 57 to 18 in New York tonight, outplaying the visitors at all points as the game remained rough at times and fast throughout.
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New York
New York University
Princeton
Krey Music Co Opens Sale at 10c Pop Music
The fire did not damage our stock and we are open for business selling popular music at 10 cents. Send for catalogue from Krey Music Co located at 361 Washington Street.
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Krey Music CO
Washington St
Picture puzzle giveaway promised next Sunday
The Sunday Post will repeat last week's offer giving away 1000 whitewood picture puzzles in neat boxes. Each prize puzzle contains 40 to 50 pieces and reflects the standard store sold puzzles.
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Baldwin
Chess Tourney
ODD Fellows’ League
Wildey Alleys
Everett
Wallace
A. Watson
Ross
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Miller Ate Nee Ee
F Watson
TY McPherson
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Aba Soonest
Tremont
Mt. Sinai
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Wiley
Underwood
Barton
Phillips
Benson
Moore
Mystic
Shawmut
Austin
Plant
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Morrill
PARC
Cohen
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W Cates
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Sorie
Commercial League
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Kingrea
Lynn
Kiernan
Goulding
Whidden
Jacques
Lawson
Roslindale
Beacon
Sudbury Industrial
Sudbury
Wilfert & Co
Gifford, Wood Co
Buffa
SO Burns
Angelo
Gallagher
Malatesta
Roast
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Michalsen
Mangini
Beersee
Ome
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Im. W. Gave Co
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Donnelly
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Mercantile League
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America
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District Attorney’s Office
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Robert L. Corcoran
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Wing
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Mr. Parker
William T. Lockhart
Watertown
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Mr. Holmes
Holmes
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the Sunday Post
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