Arlington High Alumni Defeat Students 6–1 in Hockey Match
Arlington High hockey fell to its alumni 6 to 1 on Spy Pond as Trainor scored the clinching goal. The final tally credited Holmes Academy Webster H C Pedal and others with goals and assists while Trainer Kenny Kelly and Robinson found the net for the alumni. Referees Smith and Cronin officiated, with two 15 minute periods and one 5 minute period totaling the game time.
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Trainor
Holmes
Trant
AUIS
Evel Whate P
S. McCarty
Maqire
Me Hee G
Keefe
Webster
Cronin and Miahoney
Timor—Colbert
Melrose High Loses First Game of Trip
Springfield defeated Melrose High 21 to 18 in the Technical High gymnasium as Melrose failed to convert from the 15 foot line. Delaney and O'Neill led Springfield with seven and two baskets, while Melrose's Wanamaker and Winship added notable scores in a hard fought two period game before about 300 fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose High
Springfield
Technical High
Melrose
Murphy Seeks Penn Track Quintet to Repeat 1911 Title
Coach Mike Murphy of the University of Pennsylvania trains a strong team of runners jumpers and weight men for the intercollegiate championship. He predicts another victory despite rivals Pendleton of Princeton and Foster of Harvard as the Quakers aim to repeat in 1911.
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Mike Murphy
University of Pennsylvania
Quakers
Pendleton
Princeton
Foster
Harvard
Murphy
Alumni Rally In Injured Star Game Narrow Victory
The Arlington High School Alumni defeated Paseo Gang 6 to 5 after star Buttrick, injured in the first period, returned to play a notable second period. Murray Scannell Hutchinson Chick Hill Hadley scored for the Alumni while Murray, Scannell and Hutchinson led the visitors with the goals. Referee Sloane Umpires Gray and Timer Lamson officiated the two 15 minute periods.
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Buttrick
H. S
Arlington H.S. Paseo Gang
Lie
Percy
Reycroft Proto
Hadley Bunsen
Gowan Chick
Hicks
Paicheve
Lowe
Landall Romero
Scully
Arlington B. S
Murray
Scannell
Hutchinson
Chick
Hill
Hadley
Sloane
Gray
Lamson
Wellesley High Triumph Over Alumni in Hockey Rivalry
Wellesley High defeated the alumni team 8 to 7 in a rink game at Hunnewell Playgrounds. Winton starred for the winners, with goals credited to Winton Wiswall Harvey Webster (2). Alumni lineup included Perkins, Homer Webster, Sibley, Rankin, Paretti, and others. end of first period 1–1.
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Wellesley High
Hunnewell
Wellesley
Winton
Perkins
Harvard
Homer Webster
Andover
Sibley
Amherst
Rankin
Paretti
Wesleyan
Alumni
Wiswall
Harvey Webster
Connolly
Putnam and Smith
Sullivan
Rindge M T S Defeats Alumni 8 to 5 in Charles River Match
The Rindge M T S hockey team beat the Alumni 8 to 5 on the Charles River yesterday morning. Fritz and Webb scored most of the goals with four each while Skilton and Telford led the attackers. Anderson in goal made many stops as the home side benefited from strong rushes and solid defense.
Alumni Are It On Ell Pond Melrose High School Game
Alumni defeated Melrose High School 5 41 in a hot contest on Ell Pond yesterday afternoon. Drew and Jones starred for the alumni while the Wannamaker brothers led the high school effort. Referee Reed and umpire Boylan officiated. timer Jones kept the 10 minute periods.
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Ell Pond
Melrose
Melrose High School
Drew
Jones
Wannamaker Brothers
Melrose H. Scanlon
Kale Oer F
C. Wannamaker
Hartson Port Gai
Hire Wal F
Whalley
Ca F
E. Wannamaker
White
C. D
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McDonald Ee
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Page Coney
Igialaie
Chissong Om
Hanson
Chissong
Reed
Boylan
Timer—Jones
Holmes Academy Wins Extra Period Hockey Clash
Holmes Academy defeated Arlington in an overtime thriller after a tied match led to extra period play. Holmes Vispes produced decisive plays to secure the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes Academy
Alumni blank Wakefield High in 4–0 hockey win
Wakefield High School was shut out 4–0 by the alumni on Lake Quannapowitt in a fast game. Watkins Collins and Donovan starred for the alumni, while Cram and Griffin excelled for the high school. Goals by Watkins Malone Chesley. Referee Wallace, umpires Anthony, Parker timer.
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Wakefield
Wakefield High School
Lake Quannapowitt
Watkins
Collins
Donovan
Cram
Griffin
Wakefield High
Aid Istdaelaas
Sieien
Bertoney
Daieia Fetes
Solar Boeee F
Anderson
Cara Ain
Middlesex H C light up Crescents in season opener 9 to 1
Middlesex Hockey Club opened its season at Spy Pond beating the Crescents of Boston 9 to 1. Hutchinson and Jones each scored four goals in a brilliant center play showing while Dinsmore noted, and Smith also contributed as Middlesex dominated. Referee Chick and umpires Carens and McWeeny officiated two 15 minute periods.
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Crescents
Middlesex H. C
Middlesex Hockey Club
Spy Pond
Boston
Hutchinson
Jones
Tuck
Whitten
Cou
Middlesex
Middlesex H. C. Crescent H
Damoou
Mikes
Spada Kad F
Reyecroft
Mieitig
Chick
Carens and McWeeny
O’ Brien
Doctor Stops Phillie Bout First enforcement of new boxing rule
Philadelphia December 26 The club physician halted a bout at the National Athletic Club enforcing a new police regulation. Phil McGovern of Brooklyn was stopped after a fifth round knockdown against Eddie O Keefe of the city though the referee believed both fighters could continue. In the main fight Frankie Madole of Pittsburgh drew with Eddie Murphy of Boston after a spirited if out weighed showing.
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Philadelphia
National Athletic Club
Phil McGovern
Brooklyn
Eddie O'Keefe
O'Keefe
McGovern
Frankie Madole
Pittsburg
Eddie Murphy
Boston
Lang defeats Burns as referee stops 12th round bout
The December 26 Olympia fight in London ended in the 12th round when the referee halted the match to save Jack Burns from further punishment. Billy Lang, former Australian heavyweight champion, was named the winner after floor falls by Burns.
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London
Billy Lang
Australia
Jack Burns
Olympia Today
Burns
Lang
Des Moines Boxer Reimer Signs Omaha Rematch With Hacken Schmidt
Des Moines wrestler Jesse Reimer signs to wrestle George Hacken Schmidt in Omaha on January 3. The Russian Lion agrees to throw Reimer three times within an hour.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Jesse Reimer
Westagaard
George Hackenschmidt
Omaha
Reimer
Milford High halves Wellesley High in 18 8 defeat
Milford High defeated Wellesley High 18 to 8 in the home opener. Cary led Milford with four floor goals, while Sullivan's defense kept Wellesley in the game. The contest featured clean play, two 15 minute periods, and an attendance around 150.
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Wellesley High
Milford High
Cary
Milford
Sullivan
Milford H. S. Wellesley
Eoonel
Dy Harvey
Leslie
Shep Sc
Feteln
Eustalv
Sullivan Halton
Beeaa
Dedrickson Newcomb
Crockett
Coltndia
Milford H. S
Wellesley H. S
Bailey
Harvey
Dedrickson
Fabyan
F. Sullivan
Caldon
Gloucester Hands North Attleboro Defeat 48 18 at City Hall
Gloucester defeats North Attleboro 48 to 18 in a basketball game at City Hall. Scoring details list McInnis Dunbar Campbell Colby Corbett Wyatt Walden and others with Referee McGregor and 1000 in attendance.
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Gloucester
North Attleboro
Waterloo
City Hall
NO. Attlerm
Dunbar
S. McInnis
Voalden
Oak
Kenny Camduci
Bas
Sdeaebdi
Wyatt de Por
Heart Glass
Corbett
Glouccester
North Athloney
J. McInnis
Follanshee
Campbell
Colby
Wyatt
Walden
McGregor
Parsons
Gloucester Triumphs 51 to 31 Over Everett A A
Gloucester wins its 10th straight at City Hall as Melinnis scores seven baskets in the second half and Wright leads Everett with eight. Final score Gloucester 51, Everett 31. Referee MacGregor. Scorer Parsons. Timer Foster. Attendance 450. Time two 20 minute periods.
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Brockton
Northampton Y. M. C. A
Brockton Y. M. C. A
Northampton
Roach
Bt GO
Evra Vieis Geivare
Nash
Gloucester
City Hall
Everett A. A
MelInnis
Secon
Wilh Wright
Everett A. A. Manson
Biaiack Letersic
É.eustelary Elena I
Cooldy
Bissiacdhes
Senat
Aes Covenaed
D. Harri Capiddei
OOG
Nas
Eike SieleeOegh
Orr Follansbee
Nugent
R. B
R. F
Wrim Merngis
Wunbar
Emerton
Everett
McInnis
Colby
Dunbdt
Hanson
Campbell
Wrigh
Harris
Norris
Wright
MacGregor
Parsons
Foster
Company G Beats Randolph 36 to 9 in Bay State League
The Company G basketball team defeated Randolph 36 to 9 at the Gloucester armory in the Bay State League. Coady led with seven floor goals, Crowley added six, McCarty three, with Landers and others contributing. Referee Ford. Attendance 750.
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Gloucester
Company G
Armory
Randolph
Decimal Splles
Ieee Ear Teweeeess
Conley Crowley
Atas Caw
D. Lind McCarty
Cesc
Boston Five Captures Two Wins On Home Court
The Boston Five defeated Company A M V M 27 to 16 at noon and beat Newport R A M 81 to 42 in the evening. Allen of Newport sustained a broken nose in the night game.
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Boston Five
Company A., M. V. M
Newport R. Am
Allen
Newport
Boston Five Defeats Newport A A in 22–3 72 Victory
Boston Five edged Newport A A with a 22 to 3 score, led by Kelleher Andrews Hoyt Sheehan Roche and Wright. Hoyt Shea Roche Harvey Allen and Sheehan contributed multiple points as timekeepers listed two periods of twenty and fifteen minutes with 300 in attendance.
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Boston Five
Newport
A. A
Amato ET Te Wewalweeten
Cass Verg
Dunn Kelleher
PSS Rag Vase Bee R. B
Shea Hoyt
Singiee SF T. c
Harvey Dougherty
F. B
Allen
Wright Sheehan
Aemeee T. F
Roche
NG Newport
Kelleher
Andrews
Hoyt
Sheehan
Wright
Shea
Harvey
Gaines
Harris
J, Delaney
Timer- Osgood
Roxbury League Five Defeats Palmer A C 21 to 49
Roxbury League Five defeated Palmer A C 49 to 21 at Palmer School Hall in a see-saw game. Key players included Farrenkopf for Roxbury and McNeally for Palmer with referees Mulray Currie and Cambria recording attendance around 200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury
Palmer
Palmer School
Palmer A. C
Inia
Farrenkopf
McNealley
Roxbury L. F
Palmer A
C. J. Stenberg
Priv
Ginndwates Adal Sd Va
Chustons
W. Murphy
F. B
Ireland
Frech
Coste
Cony Howe
Stenbeng
F. Bim
Cos Vais Oc . F
Breakey Farrenkopf
B. MecNeally
Cathedral Y M C A narrowly defeats Lovering A C A
In Boston College gymnasium yesterday Cathedral Y M C A won 26 to 19 over Lovering A C A in a one sided game. Coste led Cathedral with 4 goals while Harris and Wise scored for Lovering. O Leary and Mead added goals for Cathedral and Wise and Harris scored from the foul line. Attendance was about 200.
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Boston College
Cathedral Y. M. GC
Lovering A. GC
Coste
Harris and Wise
Wise
Abrams Moynihan
Murray
Sullivan
Br. F
Handel
Cathedral Y. M. C. A
Lovering
O'Tleary
Mead
Harris
Rime
Theall
Donovan
Gordon
Limer
Coady
Yale and Princeton Open Hockey Series in Cleveland
Yale and Princeton hockey teams meet tomorrow night in Cleveland to begin a three game series. The Bulldogs visit here before traveling to Chicago for games with Cornell on Friday and Saturday.
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Cleveland
Yale
Princeton
Chicago
Cornell
Dartmouth Week at the Boston Arena Fares Big Lineup
The Boston Arena hosts a busy holiday stretch with Dartmouth facing Brae-Burn, Crescents, and Boston Hockey Club across successive nights. The schedule includes a Canadian night with St. Michael's of Toronto and a farewell game against the Dartmouth Alumni.
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Boston
Dartmouth
Ivanite
Crescents
Boston Hockey Club
Harvard
Arena
St. Michael's University
Toronto
St. Michael's
Chelsea Y M C A Midwinter Boys Marathon
Chelsea Y M C A held its first midwinter boys marathon on a three mile course from Grove and Shurtleff. Ten entered, seven started and six finished. Winners were W A Robischaud Edward Van Popple Addison A Quinn A L Gibson Howard W mets and Winslow Floyd. winning time 22 minutes 28 seconds.
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Chelsea Y. M. C. A
Grove and
Shurtleff Streets
W. A. Robischaud
Edward van Popple
Addison
A. Quinn
A. L. Gibson
Howard W.mets
Winslow Floyd
Penn Track Team Dream Lineup With Ramsdell and Paull
Tex Ramsdell heads a strong Penn lineup joined by George Minds Hough Mercer and Brown. Other fast men include Beutel Aldrich and Parker loss replaced by Roy Mercer. Hurdles see Mercer Haydock Riddell while Edwards the Western wonder eyes a record. field events rely on Burdick Farrier Lane Heyburn Moore Shrigley. relay squads to be chosen from Ramsdell Hough Wharton Brown Haydock Smith Mercer and more for two and four mile relays.
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Tex Ramsdell
George Minds
Hough
Mercer
Brown
Beutel
Aldrich
Wilmington
Billy” Paull
Penn
Cornell
Paull
Wolle
Bodley
Levering
Foster
Church
Harris
Churen
Haydock
Riddell
Knox
Yale
Mixe Murphy
Lane
Heyburn
Moore
Shrigley
Davis
la Flamme
Parker
Roy Mercer
Pike
Ferrier
Coleman
Heisman
Simpson
Elder
Ramsdell
Wharton
Smith
Woile
Hub fans rally as Hackenschmidt Roller draw crowd
Athletic readers note growing interest in wrestling with Hackenschmidt and Roller drawing attention. It hints Zbyszko may challenge next in an elimination contest while Martin Sheridan eyes a decisive return to score and prove form.
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Zbyszko
F. C. Holway
Australia
Holway
Walker Stumbles in South African Pro Championship
A 100 yard professional sprint in Johannesburg ended suddenly when R E Walker stumbled at 60 yards, letting rival Jack Donaldson take the lead. Donaldson clocked 9.58 seconds, near the world pro record, with Walker finishing behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Johannesburg
Union of South Africa
Jack Donaldson
R. E. Walker
Donaldson
Amateur boxing references and local club notes
Discussion on AAU suspensions for purse involvement and prospects for Armory Club preliminary bouts. Mentions Moran as English not Irish, Sheridan’s points record, Thompson as champion, and a Ferguson Jeanette bout in Boston with hockey note and manager contact for info.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory Club
Ar- Mory Club
South Boston A. C
Martin Sheridan
F. C. Thompson
Sheridan
Bay State Automobile meeting and club activities
News of Bay State Automobile Association outlines a January meeting at the Hotel Lenox to approve a stewardship report and elect officers. The Bay State Club boasts over 300 members and aims for renewed enthusiasm in the new year. Also notes new gates department leadership with Harry Houpt and associates A D Frost and Fred Titus, plus upcoming Guttenburg NJ race events and a Philadelphia Harrisburg road trip, and a Taxi Associates dance invitation for January 2 at Paul Revere Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.A. Gilmore
Bay State Automobile Association
Lenox
Bay State Club
Gilmore
Harry Houpt
American Locomotive Company
Gates
Alco
New York City
Mr. Houpt
A. D. Frost
Fred ‘Titus
Messrs. Frost
Titus
Mr. Haupt
Thomas Ageny
New York
Herreshoff
Guttenburg Track
New Jersey
Quaker City Motor Club
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Taxi
Paul Revere Hall
Boston YMCA Faces Bridgewater Alumni In Fast Gym Contest
The Boston YMCA team meets Bridgewater Alumni tonight at Tech Gym with no admission. Boston averages a rapid scoring pace this season, while Bridgewater features Dan O Flaherty Harvard Tim Pickett Brown and Janermous Middleboro at center Swift Hayes and a Normal School quartet on the forward line. The Boston second team opens against Malden before the halves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Y. M. C. A
Bridgewater
Tech
Boston
Bridgewater Five
Dan O'Flaherty
Harvard
Tim Pickett
Brown
Janermous
Middleboro
Malden
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Arlington High Hockey
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Alurint
FarwAard
Alupirn
Auichinsoan
STAR
Alupint
Oset
Bob
Wanamaker Bradley
Ry. F
Sacker McGrath
Dette Ceva
Winship Johnson
Kc Casse Sicacs R. F
MeLetechie Neplon
Wise Salva
Pnjereress
Wentzell
Case
McGrath
Johnson
Dayton
Winship
Wanamaker
MeLetechie
Meletehie
Bradley
Donnelly
Crowell
Kingsbury
Delaney
O'Neill
Miller
Rogers
Carr
Sheehan McCromack
Colling
Dougherty
Betts
Jim
Sargent
Breen
J. Delainey
Sheerin
Penny
Charles
Rindge M. T. S
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Sririp Ie
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Hubbard Rts
Pia
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Rae
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Skilton Webb
Aes
Sela P
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Telford
Mowiett
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Fritz
Webb
Skilton
Boyle
Crescent A. C
Somerville Hockey Club
Arlington
Crescent Club
Perley
A. C. Somerville i. C
Gray Giao
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Dieics
Phillie
Hackenschmidt
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CSO
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Collins Dougherty
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McCormack Carr
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St. Michael’s
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al Shrubb
America
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Edinburgh
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England
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Twin) Sullivan
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Frank Klaus
Fittsburg
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Fogel
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the Post
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Freddy Welsh
Skating Bulletin
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Gibson Street
Roslindale
First Street
Yrground
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Commonwealth Park
Charlestown
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Hammond's Pond
Brookline
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Medford
Charles River
Harvard Bridge
W. Boston Bridge
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Newton Bullow’s Pond
Teerseees
Newton
Owen Moran
Moran
Birmingham
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Bet
Boson
Boston Arena
G. Os Blake
Bourben
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