Boston Athletes Shine in A A U Indoor Meet
At Madison Square Garden the Irish American A C led senior team scoring with 66 points as Alvah Meyer and Abel Kiviat set pace in sprints and distance. Kramer won the five mile in meet record time while Boston A A and New York A C claimed key runner titles and field events with a mix of tight finishes and new marks.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Alvah Meyer
A. C
Jack Eller
Abel Kiviat
Gissing
New York A. C
Boston A. A
Meyer
Kiviat
Celtic Club
Archer
Sheppard
Gising
DeGruchy
G. P. Kimball
Boston Athletic Association
Kimball
Moran
F. P. O'Hara
Boston
Jim Archer
T. Cables
Harvard
Finn McCool
Cables
Tom Fogarty
J. Cahill
F. H. Kaiser
A. C. E. Renz
L. B. Dorland
D. Valentine
I. J. Lovell
W. Oler, Jr
F. Koechlin
St. George A. C
A. W. Moffat
Harvard A. A
P. Adams
P. W. Adams
L. Goehring
Mohawk A. C
I. Glutsch
J. B. Haydock
University of Pennsylvania
W. F. Potter
A. Almieas
T. L. Rooney
Dominican Lyceum
G. E. Brickley
A. T. Meyer
J. M. Rosenberger
J. J. Archer
G. F. Kimball
A. A
F. R. Moran
J. F. McCabe
E. N. Paine
W. J. Kramer
Long Island A. C
T. J. Collins
Louis Tewanina
Carlisle Indian School
J. Collins
A. R. Kivisai
O. W. Degrouchy
F. W. Adams
Platt Adams
P. McDonald
J. R. Kilpatrick
H. C. Klages
Intercolonial and McGill Sevens Hockey Tonight at Arena
Canadian night at the Boston Arena draws a large crowd as Intercolonials meet McGill in a fast, closely watched hockey feature. Governor Foss and Mayor Fitzgerald plan to attend, with Warwick the Canadian goalie supported by Smith and Rankin. Thompson Davidson Sargent and Scott lead the Canadian forward line.
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McGill
Arena
Boston Arena
Foss
Fitzgerald
Warwick
Smith
Rankin
Thompson
Davidson
Sargent
Scott
Greater
Boston
McGill University
W. Gentleman
W. P. Hughes
A. B. Sargent
F. A. Moseley
W. L. Cassels
D. H. Masson
O. H. Scott
A. E. Thompson
W B. Wilson
G. S. Ramsey
D. Blair
C. F. K. Woodyatt
Oklahoma Giant Defeats Kennedy in Empire Club Bout
Carl Morris the Oklahoma engineer outfought Tom Kennedy in eight rounds of a ten round heavyweight bout at the Empire Athletic Club New York. Neither fighter showed clear advancement toward challenging Jack Johnson for the world title. Morris weighed 228 pounds to Kennedy's 215 and was judged too slow while Kennedy's footwork fell short of expectations.
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New York
Carl Morris
Oklahoma
Tom Kennedy
Empire Athletic Club
Jack Johnson
Kennedy
Boylston Tops City League Roller Standings
The Boylston five led the City league roller scores with 1495 total, sweeping Elite. Murray & Irwin won three of four from Hayward. McCarthy edged Adams. Readouts show team totals at Boylston, Hayward, and McCarthy alleys with complex individual scores.
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Boylston
Elite
Murray & Irwin
Hayward
McCarthy
Adams Square
Boylston Alleys
Boelston
Kerrigan
Holmes
Ayer
Armstrong
Miller
Brown
Gangi
Galway
Cole
Hayward Alleys
Een
At Bat Ward
McKee
Watts
Green
OllLee
Nickjost
Nims
O'Brien
Upham
Taylor
Shaw
McCarthy’s
Gale Adams Rou
Cee de Kas
Tis Williams
Os Ronan
W. Nims
Mooney
A. Nims
Campbell
Wilson
Currie
Newton YMCA first team defeats Clapo Memorial five
The Newton YMCA first team beat the Clapo Memorial five 45 to 18 last night at Newton.
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Newton
Newton Y. M. C. A
Clapo Memorial
More Stringent Rules for College Athletes
New York December meeting of colleges in New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania part of the second district of the National Intercollegiate Athletic Association appointed a committee to draft a report on athlete eligibility. The panel includes Dr R Ty McKenzie Henry A Peck F H Cann Louis Bevier and F E Craver. A one year ban was favored for athletes who played varsity for another college in the prior year. The convention on professionalism and baseball matters will be held tomorrow.
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New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
National Intercollegiate Athletic Association
R. Ty McKenzie
University of Pennsylvania
Henry A. Peck
Syracuse University
F. H. Cann
New York University
Louis Bevier
Rutgers College
F. E. Cr
Roxbury League Basketball Trials Set for Finals
In Vine Hall Roxbury eighth annual interscholastic games Palmer Seniors beat Wendell Phillips Seniors 13 to 7 and Washington Juniors defeated Lincoln Juniors 16 to 6. Finals Saturday Palmer Seniors vs Dudley Seniors Washington Juniors vs Dudley Juniors winners advance to Boston Social Union. Flynn stops Caponi in Salt Lake City bout.
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Vine Hall
Palmer
Wendell Phillips
Washington
Lincoln
Dudley
Boston Social Union
Flynn
Caponi
Cornell Hockey Loses To Maple Leafs In Close Game
Syracuse report: Cornell hockey team fell 4 to 3 to the Maple Leafs of Niagara Falls Canada on home ice tonight. The Canadian visitors edged ahead in a tight battle with a late decisive goal.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Cornell
Maple Leafs
Niagara Falls
Canada
Cornell Leads In Chess Tournament
In New York Cornell pulled ahead of Pennsylvania in a triangular chess event as Ithacan players Perkins and Ehrlich beat Emmons of Brown and Teitelbaum of Pennsylvania. The round left Cornell 31-3 in round two, with Rudolph Sze vs E C Durfee a disputed finish. The Brown team has yet to win a game. The event resumes tomorrow and Friday. In Kansas City Frank Gotch defeated Alec Munro in straight falls in 12 and 8 5 seconds using half Nelson and crotch holds.
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New York
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Ithacan
Perkins
Ehrlich
Emmons
Brown
Teitelbaum
Rudolph Sze
E. C. Durfee
Kansas City
Frank Gotch
Alec Munro
New Yorker Dominates Tough Bout With Kennedy
The New Yorker took punishment from Kennedy through most rounds but surged ahead. Morris controlled early exchanges, while Kennedy earned rounds with sharp jabs and a bleeding nose, ending with both in close body-to-body fighting and Morris delivering more telling blows.
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Dan Tome
Morris
Kennedy
Fogel Faces Challenge as Doomn Slips Away in Philly Outlook
In Boston chatter credits Fogel with managerial trials and efforts to convert Mathewson into a first baseman. The remark likens future pennant chances to dim prospects if Red Doomn escapes his grip, signaling skepticism about Ebbetts’ infant brigade.
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Fogel
Phillies
Doomn
Charley
Ebbetts’ Brigade of Infants
Boston
Mathewson
Brusso Draws With Mellody In New Bedford Bout
Noah Brusso of Attleboro earned a draw with Honey Mellody of Boston after a late spurt in the 12 round bout at the rink in New Bedford. The undercard featured Kid Lavoie stopping Young Reilly and Kid Mercer beating Young Slocum in earlier fights.
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New Bedford
Noah Brusso
Attleboro
Honey Mellody
Boston
Kid Lavoie
Young Reilly
England
Reilly
McBay
Brusso
Mellody
Kid Mercer
Fall River
Young Slocum
Winter Gossip About The Red Sox And Players
The Boston Red Sox gossip centers on Joe Wood denying marriage rumors from Parkers Glen. The team tours Manchester and Lewiston with welcome events planned. Eddie Cicotte moves in talks with New York and Ban Johnson faces league rating disputes. Kirke may play third base if Houser or Gowdy start at first.
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Sorme
Joe Wood
Red Sox
Boston
Parkers Glen
Penn
Wood
Manchester
N. H
Bill Carrigan
Lewiston
Bill
Knights of Columbus
Bradley
O’brien
McHale
Lyons
City Hospital
Ward
Doc Miller
New York
Doc
Miller
South End
Eddie Cicotte
McAleer
Eddie
Tom Lynch
Ban Johnson
Ben Houser
Gowdy
Kirke
Convicts Sentenced to Lashes and Long Terms in Manitoba
In Winnipeg on December 27, Luigi Giasmint, Jose Protino, and Nick Detteire were convicted of robbery with intent to kill for a December 11 crime. They received twenty four lashes on the bare back and twelve years in the penitentiary each.
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Winnipeg
Man
Luigi Giasmintto
Jose Protino
Nick Detteire
Gotch Dominates Munro in Easy Return Match
The English challenger Munro offered little resistance as Gotch secured a first fall with a half Nelson lifting Munro high and finished with a crotch hold at 13 minutes. The second fall, eight minutes and five seconds, was even easier. After the bout Gotch told reporters it would be his last appearance on the mat.
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Gotch
Munro
England
Williams Favors The Forward Pass In Rules Meeting
Dr. H L Williams Minnesota football coach will travel to New York to join the committee on football rules He opposes any move to abolish the forward pass and says he is satisfied with the current rules and wants them kept intact.
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Williams
Minneapolis
Minn
H. L. Williams
University of Minnesota
New York
Committee On Football Rules
Tim Jordan Fights for Back Salary After Brooklyn Departure
Tim Jordan, Brooklyn first baseman, who lost his job to Jake Daubert after an injury and a move to Toronto Eastern league, claims $2000 back salary from the Brooklyn club. He filed with the National Commission and warns of court action if not settled, aided by the firm Phillips Mahoney Wagner.
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Tim Jordan
Brooklyn
Jake Daubert
Toronto
Jordan
National Commission
Phillips, Mahoney & Wagner
Yale Mayor Emerges as Sprint Swimmer Contender
The Yale mayoral figure rises as a top intercollegiate sprint swimming candidate. He reportedly covers 50 yards in Yale pool in about 25 seconds, signaling strong form ahead of major meets.
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Yale
Shorty McCabe Series Plays Sequel in Post Magazine
Sewell Ford's "Shorty McCabe" tales gain fame as American humor. The next tale "Smiley Unloads a Sequel" appears in next Sunday's Post Magazine and is billed as a sure cure for the blues.
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Sewell Ford
Shorty McCabe
Smiley
Post
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