McGill Wins In Overtime In Sensational Hockey Duel
McGill University seven defeated the Intercolonial Club 4 to 2 after an overtime period in a fast rough game at the Arena. Hughes and Small starred for Intercolonials. McGill’s Rankin Warwick and Davidson key stops and late goals sealed the victory.
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McGill
McGill University
Montreal
Rankin
Hughes
Warwick
Small
Intercolonials
Skilton
Intercolonial
Bray
Governor Foss
Fitzgerald
M’gill
Telford
Foote
P W
Smith Bps
Cao
Wilson
Davidson
Pics
Cs Hiss
Thompson
Scott Marston
Denisha
Sargent
Riley Skilton
E P
Rankin Davenport
Riley
Murray
Carlton
Reed
Kelly
Dutton
New York Indoor Champs Signal Olympic Prospects
A A U indoor titles in New York highlight potential Olympic selections with stars like Alvah Meyer George Bonhag Sam Lawrence Abel Kiviat and strong showings by Boston and local riders. The piece contemplates amateurism definitions and notes boxing optimism in Boston as Armory Club plans return.
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New York
Alvah Meyer
George Bonhag
Sam Lawrence
Abel Kiviat
Lake's Lambs Triumph Over Duffy's Duffers in Lanes
In the winter baseball league annual meeting at Elite alleys two teams led by Frea Lake of the Providence Grays and Hugh Duffy of Milwaukee bowled three strings for sappers. Lake's Lambs won by 61 pins. Duffy's lineup included John S. Taylor Hugh McBreen and Steve Flanagan. Lake's crew featured Scout Cooper and Des Wadsworth.
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Frea Lake
Providence Grays
Hugh Duffy
Milwaukee
Sappers
Fred Lake
Duffy
John S. Taylor
Hugh McBreen
Steve Flanagan
Brockton
Lake
Scout Cooper
Des Wadsworth
Williams College
Cyclone Burns To Meet Nogert In Semi Final Match
Cyclone Burns the Boston wrestler faces Nogert the Boer Giant in a finish match as a semi final to the Rake vich versus Romanoff bout. The event, arranged by George Tuohey, is set for Mechanics building a week from tonight. Burns resumed training yesterday and awaits further matches in the West if successful.
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Cyclone Burns
Boston
Americus
Nogert
Rakevich
Romanoff
George Tuohey
Mechanics’ Building
Burns
West
Endurance Walkers Reach Worcester and Brookfield
William Cronin and W R D Owen of Standard Tire & Rubber began a trek to New York last Tuesday. They reached Worcester on Wednesday night and Brookfield last night, aiming to reach Springfield tonight. Billy Connell plans to join the trip to greet them in Springfield.
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William Cronin
W. R. D. Owen
Standard Tire & Rubber Company
New York
Worcester
Brookfield
Springfield
Billy Connell
Boston & Albany
Palzer Knocks Out Al Kaufman in Fifth Round
New York Dec 28 Palzer the local heavyweight stopped Al Kaufman of California in the fifth round of a scheduled ten at the National Sporting Club with a right uppercut to the chin. The bout started fast with Kaufman trading rights and Kaufman led the fourth before Palzer shifted momentum.
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New York
al Palzer
al Kaufman
California
National Sporting Club
Palzer
Kaufman
Tigers Beat Yale on Ice in Cleveland
Princeton hockey team defeated Yale 4 to 1 at the Elysium rink before a large crowd. The Tigers led 2 to 1 after the first period and added two more goals in the second half while Yale failed to score. Baker starred for Princeton with swift skating and puck handling that set up three goals.
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Hughes
Fritz
Boston
Bray
McGill
Small
Intercolonial
Rankin
Warewick
Scott
Riley
Davidson
Cleveland
Ohio
Princeton Hockey
Yale
Elysium
Princeton
Bulldogs
Tigers
Baker
Lee
Martin
Chauncey
Gore
Carhardt
Kalbfleisch
Secret work on schedules in quiet meeting
President Ban Johnson of the American League with his secretary William Harridge and Robert McRoy new Boston secretary left Chicago for a secluded spot to meet National League representatives to draft a playing schedule. They were rumored to go to Pittsburgh. National committee members include President Lynch, Barney Dreyfuss, and Secretary Heydler. McRoy said the work required close application for two days with no callers disturbing them.
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Chicago
Ban Johnson
American League
William Harridge
Robert McRoy
Boston Club
National League
Pittsburg
Lynch
Barney Dreyfuss
Heydler
National Organization
McRoy
Melrose High Beats Oliver Ames High in Y M C A Game
Melrose High School defeated Oliver Ames High 27 to 17 in a Y M C A game at Melrose. Holt led Melrose with five baskets, Goward scored 13 for Oliver Ames, and Peabody added three for Melrose as the crowd of about 350 looked on.
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Oliver Ames
Melrose H
Wong
Creek
Mailess Holt
Grant Peabody
Cebbe Whee Nee
Cotter Wentzell
Goward
Nelson
Melrose H. S
floor—Wolley
Holt
Peabody
Wentzell
Foula
Sackett
Dike
Merrill
Timer—Moore
East Boston Gym Organizes Athletic Association
A new East Boston Gymnasium Athletic Association with about 250 members plans to elect officers and team captains next Tuesday night. Promoters include physical instructor Mr. Higgins and Benjamin Freedman of the Boston Post. Teams will compete in all sports and aim to match top state 130 pound basketball squads like the Fittons and Emersons.
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East Boston
East Boston Gymnasium Athletic Association
Higgins
Benjamin Freedman
The
Boston Post
Fittons
Emersons
Italian Wrestler Raicevich Throws Two Opponents in Rochester
Giovanni Raicevich of Italy defeated Franz Mahler in 9:34 at the State Armory in Rochester. He also won Falls from Santalee in 9:01.5 and 8:39, twice beating the Frenchman for the match victory.
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Rochester
N. Y
Giovanni Raicevich
State Armory
Franz Mahler
Raicevich
Santalee
Basketball Games Wanted from Several Clubs
Hill Top A A of South Boston seeks 25-130 pound teams away from home. Joseph Geden, 9 Grimes Street, South Boston. Webster Five of Cambridge seeks top 120-125 pound teams with open date Dec 29, at or away. Philip G O Reilly, 6 Holly Avenue, Cambridge. Lincoln Academy Five of Somerville seeks 120 pound teams away on Saturday nights with open date Feb 22, at home. Dardis, 307 Washington Street, Somerville, or tel 8357 West Somerville.
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South Boston
Joseph Geden
Grimes Street
Webster Five
Cambridge
Philip G. O’reilly
Holly Avenue
Lincoln Academy Five
Somerville
Dardis
Washington Street
West
Manager and boxer queries touch Boston sports figures
Inquiries ask for Boston Red Sox basketball manager contact, named as Keats Lorenz of 270 West Newton Street. Also asks Cyclone Burns right name John Carlson and Swedish birth, possible Donahue vs Murphy bouts in 1910 Brockton, Johnson and McVey three meetings, and Percy Haughton roles at Harvard and Cornell coaching years.
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Clarence de Mar
Boston Red Sox
Keats Lorenz
West Newton Street
City
J. K. Jr
Reardon
New England
Cyclone Burns
Cyclone” Burns
John Carlson
Young Donahue
Eddie Murphy
South Boston
Local hockey results flash scores from three regional games
At Taunton Taunton 4 New Haven 3. At Hartford Worcester 9 Hartford 4. At Waterbury Waterbury 4 Providence 3.
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Taunton
New Haven
Hartford
Worcester
Waterbury
Providence
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