Boston Arena to host six hockey games this week
Boston will host six hockey games this week at the Arena. Dartmouth meets Technology tonight and again Wednesday against Pilgrims as Hobey Baker headlines the Princeton appearance next Thursday. Friday features schoolboy clashes and a big Boston Athletic Association showdown with Princeton next Saturday. A new baseball university opens in San Antonio led by Charley Carr with ex players on the faculty.
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Melrose
Arlington High
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Winsor
Baker
Charley Carr
Baseball
San Antonio
Texas
Carr
Owen Bush
Louis Criger
Otto Williams
Hot Sulphur Wells
Holiday Bowling Tonight At Lexington Club
The Old Belfry Club hosts a special holiday bowling match this evening pitting ten top men against ten top women bowlers on club alleys.
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Schools Begin Work on City Swimming Teams
High school swimmers start practice across city tanks as teams from Rindge Tech South Boston High Boston Latin English High Mechanic Arts High Brookline High Malden High Winthrop High Andover Boston College High Dorchester High and Huntington High prepare for an active season. Rindge Tech led by Carl Page will train at Cambridge Y M C A while English High plans a long meet schedule and relay match with Andover on February 21 at Andover. Jim Santosuosso captains North End team with Curtis Hall tank workouts. Ernest O Callaghan named Boston Latin captain with practice set at Curtis Hall tank.
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Boston Latin
English High
Mechanic Arts High
Brookline High
Malden High
Winthrop High
Andover
Boston College High
Dorchester High
Huntington High
Carl Page
Cambridge Y. M. C. A
Jim Santosuosso
North End
Curtis Hall Tank
Ernest O'Callaghan
Miller's Swan Song by Pirates Player Miller
Jack "Dots" Miller the Pirates first baseman now traded to St Louis laments being another victim of the Pittsburgh first base jinx. He notes he held the job longer than any since Bransfield and expresses regret at leaving Fred Clarke while mentioning his Kearny New Jersey hotel ownership.
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Dots”) Miller
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Pittsburg
Bransfield
Miller
Kearney
N. J
Fred Clarke
Will Fight for Rights in Court
Indianapolis December 28 The Federal league will support every one of its players and provide defense if legal action is brought against them The league aims to overturn the reserve clause in player contracts and believes a court decision will validate that effort Director J Edward Krause dismissed claims of lack of funds and said ample money backs the Federal program
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Joe Tinker
Chicago
Mr. Krause
Federals Eye Boston as Possible Base for New League
Boston readers are urged to watch for a Federal league push dominated by Joe Tinker’s signing with Chicago. Promoters reportedly scout Huntington Avenue for a potential park, with Boston seen as essential to legitimacy. The plan hinges on money, strong rosters, and a Cincinnati conference outcome to decide if a third major league can survive.
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Brooklyn Club Awaits Tinker Word on Federal League Contract
Brooklyn officials report no word from Joe Tinker on signing with the Federal League. Vice President Edward H. McKeever says action to restrain him would be deferred until just before the outlaw league's season, awaiting the National Baseball Commission's stance. The club insists Tinker remains legally with Brooklyn until formal notice.
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National Commission
Herrmann Non-Committal On Tinker Case In Cincinnati
Cincinnati club president August Herrmann refused to discuss the reported signing of Joe Tinker and Mordecai Brown by the Federal league. He doubted the league’s finances and said the national commission will rule on contract violations only far in the future.
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Joe Tinker
Miner Brown
Federal League
August Herrmann
Cincinnati Baseball Club
National Commission
Herrmann
Tinker
Organized Baseball
Mordecai Brown
Ragan Weighs Federal League Offer for Brooklyn Pitcher
Brooklyn pitcher Pat Ragan said federal league officials have made a handsome offer including a two year contract. He is seriously considering the overtures and will decide after reviewing the proposal.
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Ragan
Ragan signals possible move after Tinker deal
The player notes his salary is higher elsewhere and favors organized baseball but will consider any satisfactory financial offer. He has not reached terms with Brooklyn and awaits future developments. Ragan hints the Tinker deal could influence his decision.
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Browns and Cardinals Begin Spring Series in St Louis
The Browns and Cardinals will open their annual spring series in St Louis on March 28. Both teams plan a full slate of exhibitions as they tune lineups for the upcoming season.
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St. Louis
Gerhardt to Meet Bonecki in Grudge Finish at Opera House
Franz Gerhardt the German Cyclone, who impressed crowds here weeks ago by defeating the home heavyweight before a fluky result, will face Waldeck Bonecki the Polish heavyweight at the Grand Opera House Thursday night in a best two out of three falls catch as catch can match.
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Burns
Grand Opera House
Waldeck Bonecki
National College Athletic Association Meeting Discusses Sports
The annual NCAA meeting in New York tomorrow will focus on college athletics from various angles. Dr. Endicott Peabody Groton School outlines American and English ideals of sport while Dr. Naysmith covers basketball and Dr. Ehler Wisconsin speaks on track. Harvard's Dr. E Nichols and Cornell's Dr. Young debate summer baseball.
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New York
Endicott Peabody
Groton School
Naysmith
Ehler
University of Wisconsin
E. H. Nichols
Harvard
Dr. Young
Cornell
Tuohey Seeks Paris Tournament Winner For Boston Matches
George W. Tuohey, Boston wrestling promoter, cabled Paris to option the event winner and to sign Joe Rogers regardless of the Paris finish. Rogers leads in points with no losses, and if he wins a chance against Aberg in Boston awaits. DeRouen scored a fall on Zbyszko in the Paris tournament. Tuohey also wired for several other stars yet to appear in Boston.
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