Toronto Varsity Visits Boston In High Stakes Hockey Clash
Ice hockey fans brace for a massive turnout as Boston Athletic Association hosts Toronto University in a top rival game at the Boston Arena. Toronto seeks victory to avenge prior losses and featured stars like Aird and Jupp, with lineup decisions near final before game time.
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America
Boston Athletic Association
Toronto University
Boston Arena
St. Nicholas
Forrest Osgood
Winsor
Ea. Toronto Univ. Metwell
Ff We
Ees
Jupp See
Fes
Wilson
Knight Meeeein Gion
Frith
Hanley Canterbury
G. Laird
Tufts Captain Pushes for Pro Style Coaching
Captain B J Lee of Tufts College baseball advocates professional coaching for the team. He favors having a coach with major league experience oversee the season, noting a slump after a previous half season with a pro coach and hoping for steady leadership throughout.
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B. J. Lee
Tufts College
Boston
Lee
Wirt Cannell
Tufts Varsity
Tufts
Maynard High Considers Forming Baseball Team
Maynard Dec 26 At a special meeting of Maynard High School boys plans were discussed for establishing a baseball nine at the local high school next spring.
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Maynard
SCHEDULED MEETINGS SHAPING UP FOR BASEBALL SEASONS
Chicago reports plans for next Friday at French Lick Indiana to frame schedules for both leagues. President B B Johnson announces a April 14 season start with Oct 3 finish in the East and a day later in the West. Johnson favors an owner on the rules committee with Heydler O'Day and Huggins named for the National League. Mack and Somers for the American League.
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Chicago
French Lick
Ind
B. B. Johnson
American League
Barney Dreyfuss
The
Pirates
National League
Hoosier
Harridge
Heydler
Johnson
National Commission
Cincinnati
John Heydler
O’day
Miller Huggins
Connie Mack
Charles Somers
Gould to Meet Covey for World Racquet Championship
Jay Gouldy of New York and George F Covey of England will compete for the open world championship in a racquet match next March at the Philadelphia Racquet Club. Gould the amateur champion and Covey the world professional champion. Prizes include a trophy for Gould or prize money for Covey.
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Philadelphia
Jay Gouldy
New York
George F. Covey
England
Gould
Covey
McLoughlin Denies British Shadow on Tennis Rules
Maurice McLoughlin, American tennis champion and Davis Cup team member, dismisses reports that Britain seeks to change inter national rules to handicap his style. He argues a foot fault rule would slow his net rushing game, notes English players favor backcourt play, and expects two thirds national support to amend the rules.
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San Francisco
Maurice McLoughlin
America
McLoughlin
Wallace F. Johnson
Philadelphia
Parke
Wilding
Daniels Wins Seven of Nine Chess Games
H. G. Daniels of Newton won seven of nine simultaneous chess matches at the Boston Chess Club on Friday night at 15 Exchange Street. Losers included C. Robinson A. Mack C. Lee F. M. Howe William Walter F. J. Boyd and H. Rabinowitz. Leo F. Major and Thomas P. Smith were among Daniels victors. The club’s annual championship begins next Friday with many entrants, promising a record event.
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H. G. Daniels
Newton
Boston Chess Club
Exchange Street
C. Robinson
Mack
C. Lee
F. M. Howe
William Walter
F. J. Boyd
H. Rabinowitz
Daniels
Leo F. Major
Thomas P. Smith
Plan to Eliminate Passes Proposed by O Day
Chicago Dec 26 A plan to eliminate the intentional passing of heavy hitters will be proposed to the National League rules committee at its next meeting. Hank O Day a committee member suggests narrowing the pitching box to achieve the goal.
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Chicago
Rules Committee
National Baseball League
Hank O'Day
May Form League of College Boxers
According to Phil Taber a University of Pennsylvania sophomore an effort is being made to form a boxing league among the big colleges and universities in the East Penn is one of the movers in the organization.
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Phil Taber
University of Pennsylvania
Penn
Plumore Day In Sport By Macgc
A lighthearted column mocks winter sports and the Hot Stove League. It notes Bob Fitzsim mons signing articles with a mention of a good white heavyweight and pokes fun at C Webb Murphy’s market bets and Heinie Zimmerman in Cubs talk.
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Plumore
MACGC
Bob Fitzsimmons
Amateur status debated in Ouimet era sports talk
In a quoted critique, a speaker dismisses Ouimet as not fitting amateur ideals and argues that professional athletes outside England harm reputations. The passage notes skepticism about hosting the 1915 world series carnival in San Francisco and references ticket speculators unwilling to travel far.
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San Francisco
Theatrical Advice and Pensions in Boston Scene
A note praises Anson as a major theatrical draw in Boston and mentions a National League pension threat as a curiosity. It also cites Abe Attell as a lecturer with an unspecified topic about keeping an ace in the hole.
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Anson
Boston
National League
Abe Attell
Ban Johnson and Johnson clash over base on balls
The article notes Ban Johnson’s push for a new rule on intentional bases on balls and compares it to Walter Johnson’s status. It also mentions Michigan’s governor opposing fighting and boxing in the state, and references Camembert heavies as part of the context.
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Ban Johnson
Walter Johnson
Michigan
Players Fraternity action discussed with limited interest
Ping Bodie and Larry McLean show only slight interest in next week's Players' Fraternity demands with no articles mentioning a daily stein.
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Ping Bodie
Larry McLean
Stein
Hughie Mehegan Defeats Pat Brown In Melbourne Bout
Australian light weight Hughie Mehegan won a 20 round decision over American Pat Brown before ten thousand spectators in Melbourne. The result evened their series after Brown defeated Mehegan on points in a Sydney bout last October.
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Melbourne
Australia
Hughie Mehegan
Pat Brown
Mehegan
Brown
Sydney
Polo Results at Providence and Albany Falls
Polo results show Providence defeating Schenectady at Providence 3 Albany beating Fall River 2 Albany 0. The mixed scores reflect regional polo competition with multiple venues and teams.
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Providence
Schenecady
Albany
Fall River
Dartmouth Hockey Sees Bright Prospects for Season
Six veterans and strong freshmen group from last year prepare for trial games at the Arena. Captain Jack Dellinger from Hartford arrived and plans to shape the team for the upcoming game against Tech next week.
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Dartmouth
Jack Dellinger
Hartford, Conn
Tech
Dartmouth Builds Chances With Strong Defense And Forwards
Coach Fred Rocque expresses optimism about Dartmouth hockey as Art Donahue anchors the defense and captain Dellinger and Wanamaker provide speed. Forward duties hinge on frost and an unsettled wing corps with Tuck at center and upcoming games against Tech, Princeton and Harvard in late December to January.
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Fred Rocque
Art Donahue
Somerville High
Dellinger
Harold Johnson
Bradley Frost
Leon Tuck
Clarence Wanamaker
Rover
Tuck
Rocque
Frost
Tech
Wanamaker
Dartmouth
Tip for ball players on golf and contracts
It notes that Vardon and Ray carried home about 10 000 good American shekels and that baseball stars like Mathewson Bender Merkle and Cobb have taken up golf. It suggests a future pro may switch to golf if summer contract prices do not satisfy him.
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Vardon
Ray
Mathewson
Bender
Merkle
Cobb
Levinsky Flynn bout on Jan 18 eyed by New York club
Battling Levinsky and Porky Flynn, two light heavyweights, are slated for a Jan 18 match before the National Sporting Club of New York after a prior shared bout. Flynn trains for proper condition, while Levinsky impressed against Jack Driscoll in a 10 round Irvin A C New York clash.
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Battling Levinsky
National Sporting Club of
New York
Porky Flynn
Boston
Flynn
Levinsky
Jack Driscoll
Irving A. C
Huff Opposes Dean Smith on Bench Coaching
George Huff of Illinois, former Cubs scout, rejects Dean Small of Chicago’s push to ban professional bench coaches. Huff says grandstands okay and notes few teams use many signals, arguing baseball rules do not ban bench coaching while criticizing football’s requirement to abandon sidelines.
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George Huff
University of Ilinois
Cubs
Red Sox
Naps
Dean Small
University of Chicago
Huff
Began boxing for his health in Chicago gym
Charlie White, once frail from illness, turned to Bill O Connell's gym for exercise rather than wealth. Five years later in Chicago he embraced boxing, fought pro, and rose to be a clever light weight with a knockout sting after years of disciplined training.
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Charlie White
Chicago
White
Bill O’connell
O’connell
O’ White
Gossip for Motorists and Christmas Lights in Cambridge
Ray M. Owen retires after building a fortune in auto sales beginning as a Rep agent in New York. Visit Charles River to view Gray & Davis Christmas lights with over 1000 electric lamps on a building tree. Willys-Overland ships 30 carloads to Overland Marion Sales in Philadelphia, with 90 Overlands in the shipment amid strong demand.
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Ray M. Owen
Rep
New York City
Charles River
Gray & Davis
Cambridge
Willys- Overland Company
Toledo
Overland-Marion Sales Company
Philadelphia
Tinker Ends Conference on Federal League Talks
Chicago December 26 Joe Tinker former Cincinnati manager and Federal league president Gilmore discussed Tinker joining the new league in a conference that yielded no firm terms. They agreed to resume negotiations tomorrow or Monday.
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Chicago
Joe Tinke
Cincinnati
Gilmore
Federal League
Tinker
Tinker Weighs Federal League Offer Over Chicago Stay
Negotiations on terms remain secret as Gilmore and Brooklyn players show strong bids. Tinker denies or confirms the report of a 36 000 three year offer, saying federal money and stock options could top organized baseball earnings. Murphy hints an injunction may block Federal league use of players.
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Gilmore
Brooklyn
Tinker
Chicago
Chance
Federals
Charles Ebbets
Charles W. Murphy
Murphy
Federal League
Tenara Starts on Trip to Austria
Tenara the 2 05 trotter shipped from Lexington to New York before its Vienna voyage. Ann Direct 210 and the stallion Zombrono join the party. Rudolph Max oversees the horses for Leopold Hauser the foreign horseman.
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John E. Madden
Lexington
New York
Vienna
Austria
Ann Direct
Zombrono
Rudolph Max
Leopold Hauser
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