Outlaw League May Come In
The National Association may admit the Tristate league if peace is arranged and players kept. Carpenter of the Outlaw league attends the meeting after a letter from Powers. Williamsport worries about England and Wolverton losses, while Shultz rumors are denied by Tenney.
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Outlaw League
National Association of Minor Leagues
New York
Tristate League
Powers
National Association
Carpenter
Tristate
Williamsport
Wolverton
Pitcher Shultz
Shultz
Fred Tenney
Tenney
Mercersburg Academy
Mercersburg
Year 1906 in Sport Presents Big Boxing Money
The Sunday Post previews a 1906 sports year review with boxing price shifts and prospects. It notes Jim Jeffries availability for 30000 dollars, Squires talks, and other fighters eye big purses.
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Next Sunday
Sunday Post
Hub Hart Re-signs with Chicago White Sox
Hub Hart will return to the Chicago White Sox after sending his signed contract to owner Charles Comiskey. Hart, pleased by the emblem awarded for the World Series victory over the Cubs, praises Chicago and manager Fielder Jones and looks forward to playing in the great town again.
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Hub Hart
Chicago White Sox
Hub Tilart
Everett
Hart
Comiskey
White Sox
Sox
Cubs
Chicago
Fielder Jones
Baseball Notes Highlight a Patchwork of 1920s Baseball Guesses
The column spotlights Montreal's need for three infielders and mentions Harry Bar from Cleveland as a Grand Opera Week headliner in Boston. It notes Panny Shay seeking a spring Giants reunion, a proposed 100 yard exhibition between Harry Bay and Danny Hoffman, and calls for Pat Dougherty to compete. It mentions Donohue’s retirement rumor, Waugh Jennings’ reluctance to play, and Columbus signing Upp and Linke as new pitchers.
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Montreal
Mal Wittredge
Harry Bar
Cleveland
Boston
Harry
Grand ‘Mera House
Panny Shay
John McGraw
Giants
Cleveland Rooters
Harry Bay
Danny Hoffman
South
New York
Pat Dougherty
Dougherty
Bay
England
Billisport
Bob
Detroit
Donohue
Vwugh Jennings
Kiyah
Brown Leads Chess Match in Triangular College League
In New York Brown University leads after the second round of the Triangular College Chess league with Brown, Pennsyl vania, and Cornell each sending two players. Hughes (Pennsylvania) beat Guenther (Cornell) on board one after 57 moves, Sweet (Brown) defeated Smith (Pennsylvania) on board two after 50 moves, and McCoy (Brown) beat Black (Cornell) on board three after 33 moves. Brown leads two wins to two losses overall. play resumes tomorrow.
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New York
Brown University
Brown
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Hughes
Guenther
Sweet
Smith
Petroff
MccCoy
Black
Ray Lopez
Valladolid Triumphs In Straight Wins On Somerset Alleys
In the Knights of Columbus league at Somerset alleys last evening Valladolid, Witton and West End scored straight wins. Valladolid defeated Jamaica Plain with ease, Witton led Elm Hill by about 25 pins in every game, while West End edged Chelsea to complete the trio of victories.
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Knights of Columbus
Somerset
Valladolid
Jamaica Plain
Witton
Elm Hill
West End
Chelsea
Killoran
Mulvey
Malenfant
Hayes
Hanney
McWnenna
Bent Eee
White Seeee
St Donnelly
McGrath
Etlton Elm Hill
McCann
Murphy
Ea Golden
McMannus
Wadeu
Granger
Harvey Murphy
Haley
Brennan
MonAhan
Connell
Onley
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Hogan
Phaireeees
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MT Bow
Maplewood
Callahan
Edwards
Donovan
Dwyer
Smith
Sullivan
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Arlington
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Dale
McCarthy
Kelley
Ao LaRoy
O' Hern
Brunswick
Aetna
Employers
O’brien
Russell
New York Life
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J Paige
Robert A. Bolt
John Hancock
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Firemen’s Fund
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Small
Wall
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Tuck
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Arey
Baron
C. Bennett
Jeffries to Meet Squires in Rhyolite Finish Fight
J C Skinner announced Jim Jeffries agreed to a 30000 finish fight with Billy Squires in Rhyolite Nevada next April. Jeffries planned to train three months and enter around 220 pounds. Squires signaled acceptance, with travel costs covered, as promoters push a championship bout.
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T.os Angeles
Cal
J. C. Skinner
Rhyolite Athletic Association
Jim Jeffries
Billy Squires
Rhyolite
Jeffries
Skinner
Squires
W. W. Naughton
San Francisco
Nevada
Gans Herman Fight May Draw Record Nevada Crowd
In Tonopah Nevada betting shifts as Kid Herman undermines Joe Gans as New Year’s bout nears. Miners and sportsmen doubt the result though Gans remains favorite. Stadium roof near completion and both fighters in top shape aside from Gans slight overweight.
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Tonopah
Nev
Kid Herman
Joe Gans
Nevada Hills
Herman
Gans
Battling Nelson
Gossip of the Boxers at Spindle City Club Lowell
A Lowell boxing night at the Spindle City Athletic Club features Jimmy Briggs and Frank Kenney in top bouts with Leo Pardello also on the card. Rumors swirl about Battling Nelson fighting in England and contract disputes involving Matty Baldwin. The piece hints at a new club formation and strict member-only access.
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Spindle City Athletic Club
Lowell
Jimmy Briggs
Chelsea
Frank Kenney
Leo Pardello
Spindle City Club
Nelson
Inngland
National Sporting Club of London
Billy Nolan
Peggy Bettinson
National Sporting Club
Nolan
Europe
Jack Palmer
Gunner Moir
England
Matty Baldwin
Massachusetts
New York
Baldwin
Tom
Harry
B. H
Haverhill
Sam Langford
Jack Johnson
Johnson
J. S
Young Crowe
Young Tierney
Frank Adams
Billy Griffin
Hugh Glaney
Kid Pantz
Tommy Feltz
Sammy Myers
Willie Cornell
Hughey Murphy
Mississippi
J. M
Sandy Verguson
Chamberlain Portrait Presented to Canadian Club of Boston
The Canadian Club of Boston receives from Joseph Chamberlain a large autographed portrait to honor its work as a forum on Canada Britain and U S trade matters. Alfred Mosely arranged the gift and the portrait will be unveiled at the club dinner featuring Dr Wilfred Grenfell and A P Low with stereopticon views of the Canadian far north. Tickets for the banquet available at the Dominion Atlantic railway office at 228 Washington Street by Saturday.
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Canadian Club
Boston
Joseph Chamberlain
New England
Canada
Great Britain
United States
Alfred Mosely
America
Wilfred Grenfell
Labrador
A. P. Low
Canadian ‘Geological Survey
Hudson Bay
Neptune
Far North
Dominion Atlantic Railway
Washington Street
Nine Tied for Lead in Six Day Skating Race
Nine of the 17 roller skaters in the six day race at Park Square Skating Rink remained tied for first place after the second night at 11 30. More than 7000 spectators witnessed heated laps as leaders battled for laps. Hamilton pushed hard to gain a lead and nearly collapsed after the final stretch. Joe Quirk dropped out, while Fred White and Clarence Hamilton kept pace with the group. The top contenders remained within striking distance of the leaders.
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Pat Powers
New York
Hugh MacLean
James Moran
Matt Downey
United States
Park Square
Hamilton
Joe Quirk
Boston Road Drivers Turn Out In Record Showing
A Wednesday night informal meeting at the Speedway club rooms drew nearly 100 road drivers and spectators. R W Robbs drove Weston, Michael Sullivan a cross matched pair, and Alita bred by C C Maybery impressed onlookers. The event highlighted large crowds and the owners’ pride in their trotters.
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Speedway
Boston
North Brighton Road
R. W. Robbs
Weston
Nelson Wilkes
Michael Sullivan
Cambridge
Hlugene Buckley
Co.b. Holden
A. J. Furbush
Alita
C. C. Maybery
Hazen’s Junction
N. H
Mr. Maybery
J. M. Bryson
Lew Dockstader
Harvard and Pennsylvania Swimmers Face Schedule Rift
Harvard and Pennsylvania are not set to meet in the season schedules. The list shows Harvard with Brown Yale Princeton Columbia and Penn facing different matchups while Penn faces Columbia Brown and Princeton. The series ends with the individual championships in Philadelphia.
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Harvard
Pennsylvania
Trarvard
Yale
Brown
Princeton
Columbia
Providence
Philadelphia
Brookline
New York
East Boston Defeats Hanover A. C. 45 to 22
East Boston A A defeated Hanover A C at Lyceum Hall by 45 to 22. Corbett led scoring with 12 and Jim Crowley returned from injury for the East Boston lineup featuring Dartmouth stars McGrail and Grebenstein. Attendance reached 700 as the fast, clean game elapsed in two 20 minute periods.
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EAST
Boston
Hanover A. C
East Boston
A. A
Lyceum Hall
Dartmouth College
Corbett
Jim’’ Crowley
McGrail
Dartmouth
BE. B.A. A. Hanover A
Desmond. McDonald
L. B
McGrail Ciophgec
Russ
Bankert Crowley
Ceceses Cocees-C
Bankert
Brady Burke
Op. D
Cceeveres Reulesae
Brady
Russ Brett
Grebenstein
Shopelery
Crowley
Brett
Davis
Cunningham
Thelly
Exeter Star Athlete Edward Hart Chooses Princeton
Edward Hart, Exeter’s renowned football player and shot putter, has chosen Princeton. He’s known as one of Exeter’s greatest athletes, with a shot put recorded over 438 feet and a standout halfback performance for the eleven.
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Edward Hart
Exeter
Princeton
Cambridge Y M C A Beats Lawrence In Close Bow2023
The Cambridge Y M C A basketball team defeated the Lawrence Y M C A 33 to 19 in the Cambridge association gym. About 300 spectators attended the hotly contested contest.
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Cambridge
Lawrence Y. M. C. A
Cambridge Association
Malden Alumni Five to Meet Watertown Independents
The Malden High School Alumni basketball team travels to Stanwood Hall Gymnasium Malden to face the Watertown Independents tomorrow night. Malden goals to rebound after a lone loss this season to Dorchester Alumni 8 to 7, a game settled by a late foul. The 1909 Malden team will play before and between the main matchup.
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Malden High School
Watertown Independents
Stanwood Hall
Malden
Dorchester
Parker Tops Smalley in Hub Billiard Match
In the Class A billiard tournament at Hub Billiard Palace Mr. Parker defeated Mr. Smalley 3800 to 178. Parker posted a 5.55 average with a high run of 38 while Smalley averaged 3.538 with a high run of 26. Tonight Van Dyke faces Paige.
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Parker
Smalley
Hub Billiard Palace
Mr. Smalley
van Dyke
Paige
Talbot and rivals in weight events and college ice notes
Lee Talbot of Mercersburg Academy is spotlighted as a rising weight events star in the 12 pound shot at the Boston Athletic Association games this February. Harvard has dominated Intercollegiate Hockey League play but Crim son may challenge as other colleges strengthen.
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Lee Talbot
Mercersburg Academy
Harvard
Crimson
M. I. Halpin
New York Athletic Club
E. F. Haubold
Halpin
George Bothner
Dennis Gallagher
New York
Ed O'Connell
Waterbury
Johnny Kling
Chicago Cubs
Jerome Keough
Buffalo
Kling
Kansas City
Local clubs seek basketball games with multiple area teams
The Bigelow A. A. club of South Boston invites basketball matches with North End Unions Boylston A. C. Newton Y M C A Juniors Roger Walcott Alumni Tyre A. C. Roxbury Athletics Second Holy Name Second South Bay A. C. and Lincoln Juniors for an interclub schedule in the region.
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Bigelow A. A
South Boston
North End
Boylston A. C
Newton Y. M. C. A
Roger Walcott
Tyre A. C
Roxbury Athletics
Holy Name
South Bay A. C
Lincoln
Technology Triumphs Over Newton High In Hockey
Technology defeats Newton High 6 to 4 at Brae-Burn rink Auburndale in a fast game hampered by poor ice. Newton’s Gould scored twice for the visitors and Mullen subbed in goal for a strong showing. Final: Technology 6 Newton High 4 with goals by Gould Coupal Coleman and others. referees Foote and Gould.
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Newton
Newton High and Technology
Defea
Brae-Burn
Auburndale
Fritz Ely
Sprague
Mullen
Wells
Gould
Billings
Technology
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Eons
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Wells Wigimints YY Ek
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Green
Newton TL
Coupal
Coleman
Foote
Uvimpire
Timer—Chase
Track Athletics Boom at Holy Cross College Track
Holy Cross College at Worcester shows a flourishing track program with about 15 athletes practicing daily. The coach aims for strong field events and a fast BA A games relay in February, with Joe Foley and Walter Orchard among the notable candidates. Arrangements are made for a dual meet with Boston College.
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South Boston
Holy Cross
Boston College
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