Dartmouth and Aggies Open the Collegiate Hockey Season
The piece previews season openers for Dartmouth and the Aggies and notes various sports figures and events from boxing to track. It discusses coaches and athletes, including Art Smith, Mike Ryan, Harvey Cohn, Joe Higgins, and George Stallings, with mentions of Kilpatrick, Lyons, Hiertberg, Glover, Eagan, Flemming, Bartfield, and McCoy, plus Taber and Burns. It references amateur status debates and a New Orleans bout.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Smith
University of Maine
Mike Ryan
Bates
Harvey Cohn
Colby
Joe Higgins
Holyross
Howard
George Stallings
Across Sports, Ado About Wrestling Masters and Darcy
The piece weighs on crossover sports insight comparing golf and track with wrestling. It notes Joe Stecker, Gotch, and the punchy grip of modern mat fighters, then hails Les Darcy as a rising middleweight after his knockout of Eddie McGoorty, while cautioning that many Kangaroo bets falter in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Stecker
Gotch
Les Darcy
Eddie McGoorty
Australia
Oshkosh
Eddie
Darcy
McGoorty
Gossip for B Motorists and Buick Forecasts
The Safety First Federation warns motorists to cross at crossings and notes a push against fuel taxes. The article highlights two days left to install headlight devices under the new law. It also cites Canada easing car entry for US tourists with a certificate form. Buick prediction claims 1915 demand will exceed prior dreams, with production to rise to 66,000 vehicles this year leading to possible disappointment for late orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Collins
Buick Motor Company
H. K. Noyes
Noyes-Buick Company
Noyes
Buick
Promoter Crilley Promotes 124 Pound Featherweight Bout
Promoter Crilley of Unity Cycle A C Lawrence stages 124 pound featherweight bout between Howard McRea of Cambridge and Finney Boyle of Lowell at his club tomorrow night with three other 10 round bouts. The Maine A C Portland schedules a January 10 tournament. Bill Flemming challenges Al McCoy for middleweight title. Dyson in talks to meet Willie Houck–Tommy Lowe winner in Ardmore next month. Soldier Bartfield vs Italian Joe Gans foul claim surfaces. Criss named matchmaker for Business Mens A A starting next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Glover
Joe Eagan
Neck of the Woods
Maine
Promoter Crilley
A. C
Lawrence
New England
Howard McRea
Cambridge
Finney Boyle
Lowell
al Pelmont
Boston
Maine A. C
Portland
Bill Flemming
al McCoy
New York
Young Dyson
New Bedford
Ardmore A. C
Ardmore
Willie Houck
Tommy Lowe
Dyson
Young Britt
Tommy Flanagan
Mike Criss
Business Mens A. A
Carney Building
Tremont Street
Frank Gotch Retired World Champion Wrestler Question
Questioning Gotch retirement as the world wrestling champion and potential disputes over the title. Mentions Joe Stecker, the Masked Marvel, Aberg, and a draw in their match. Includes note on John D. O'Reilly coaching at Boston High Schools and Georgetown and talks of a possible return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gotch
Gotch
Joe Stecker
Aberg
John D. O'Reilly
Boston
Georgetown
The
Southern College
Dave Powers
Maiden
Americans Barred from Hungarian Racecourses
Berlin reports that Hungarian Jockey Club passes a resolution prohibiting foreign jockeys from races with stakes below 20 000 crowns, effectively barring Americans from most Hungarian track events as the measure targets foreigners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
London
Hungarian Jockey Club
Early Yanks Owners Offer Big Bids to Bolster Club
The Ruppert and Huston duo of the New York Yankees arrived with checkbooks and pens ready to fund top players. They aim to hire proven talent to strengthen the New York club promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruppert
YANKS
Messrs. Ruppert and Huston
New York
Yanks Eyes Vying for Cubs Stars Amid League Trade Winds
Baseball observers note Ruppert and Huston pursue Cubs stars Jimmy Archer and Bob Fisher along with Federal league players Zwilling Flack Allen and Knetzer as negotiations with Charles Weeghman advance. National Commission faces waivers and rival bids as clubs across the NL eye strengthened lineups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Fisher
Jimmy Archer
CUBS
NEW York Yanks
Ruppert
Huston
Zwilling
Flack
Chicago Feds
Frank Allen
Elmer Knetzer
Pittsburg
Feds
Chicago
Yanks
Charles Weeghman
Weeghman
Charles Webb Murphy
National Commission
Cub
Archer
Boston
Braves
Fisher
National League
New York Americans
Whales
Herzog
Cincinnati
Hussane Praises Boston Fans After Wrestle Match
Yousouf Hussane joined the Boston boosters and on returning to New York said the Christmas night bout against Waldek Zbyszko in Mechanics Building drew the finest audience he has seen. He praised the audience for its courtesy and noted ladies in attendance and escorts from all walks of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yousouf Hussane
Boston Boosters
New York
Waldek Zbyszko
Mechanics Building
Boston
Tuchey
Dartmouth's Ice Team Favorite
Dartmouth faces Massachusetts Aggie in Boston Arena as part of a strong hockey card for the week. An added New Year’s Eve feature pairs the Boston Athletic Association and Dartmouth sevens in a double bill, promising a major city hockey night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rob Smith
Wellington
Smith
Federal Street
City
Dartmouth
Harvard
Aggies
Green
Aggie
Clash
Bags Wanamaker
Green Seven
Boston
Det Jones
Jack Hutchinson
Massachusetts Aggie Hockey Seven
Dartmouth-Aggie
Aggie- Tech
B. Hockey
Fred Hoey
Dartmouth Aggies Hockey Lineup Nightcard
Tonight's hockey roster lists Dartmouth and Aggies players Holmes I w rn Sanderson Palmer Tyler Coscocecnsecossasly Fernald Geren Chisholm captain Smith Reycroft Woolley Walker Currier Gaie Wilden Murchie captain Plaisted Morse Scully Buttrick with officials E W Doody and Paul Smart. Time twenty minutes per period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aggies
Dave Buttrick
Buttrick
Agxzies
Sanderson
Woolley
Dartmouth
Murchie
Currier
Plaisted and Wilden
Tyler
Geran
Chisholm
Fernald
Mardle
Palmer Tyler
Dartmouth Faces Fast, Skilled Opponent In Arena Clash
In the Dartmouth Arena game Dartmouth will meet a seven in peak physical condition with speed and stick handling. The matchup promises a fine brand of hockey with Dartmouth the slight betting favorite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dartmouth
Cardinals Try to Acquire Magee in Trade Talks
St Louis manager Miller Huggins seeks to outwit George Stallings by pursuing Sherwood Magee. He offers to let Magee choose three players from his discard list, including Artie Butler and Casey Dolan, in exchange for a swap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Bee
Miller Huggins
Cardinals
Foxy
George Stallings
Sherwood Magee
Huggins
Sherrie
Stallings
Miracle Man
Artie Butler
Casey Dolan
Hyatt, Robinson
Griner
Perdue
Niehaus
Glenn
Dolan Hyatt and Perdue Stand Out in Cardinals Rotation
Dolan Hyatt and Perdue top the list as standout players with strong stick work and relief pitching. Dolan and Hyatt show skill but face risk from head injuries while Perdue proves productive in relief last summer. Huggins seeks revenge after the Teddy Catner and Whitted deal with the Braves, weighing a trade involving Magee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolan
Hyatt
Perdue
Alexander
Cardinals
Teddy Catner
Whitted
Braves
Huggins
Dolan, Hyatt and
Magee
TAKO MY AKI CHALLENGES MIXED STYLE JIU JITSU BOUTS
Taro Mvyaki vows a mixed style match if he defeats Jack Payton at the Hippodrome tomorrow night with one bout jiu jitsu one catch as catch can and a final style chosen by the winner. Payton expects Myaki to adapt after Thursday night to shift his approach against the confident challenger. Walter Willoughby trains for a catch as catch can bout with Adolph Pohl set to finish under those rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taro Mvyaki
Jack Payton
Hippodrome
Payton
Walter Willoughby
Adolph Pohl
Giants to Play Yankees at the Polo Grounds
The New York National League club announced its 1916 training schedule. The club will play the New York Americans at the Polo Grounds on April 7 8 and 10 and Ya e on April 11, with additional southbound games during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National League Club
South
New York Americans
Polo Grounds
Ya'e
Artie Ball Former Orioles Short Stop Dies At 41
Chicago obituary notes Artie Ball longtime Baltimore Orioles short stop from years ago died at his home in Chicago at age 41.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Artie Ball
Baltimore Orioles
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Arthur
Omment
Charley Kilpatrick
New York A. C
Metropolitan Association
Kil
Harry Lyons
Ernie Hiertberg
Sweden
Hiertberg
Joe Tinker
Chicago Cub
Evers
England
A. Applegarth
Edinburgh
Tommy Keane
Syracuse
Fingland
Applegarth
Tommy
Norman Taber
Taber
Tommy Burns
Jess Willard
Fred Fulton
New Orleans
Burns
Willard
Fulton
William F. Garcelon
National Collegiate Association
Safety First Federation of America
Mit
Customs Department of Canada
United States
Rpockt
ePouees
Doc AL
A. A. of
Roxbury
George Alger
Young Jasper
Charley Byers
Walter Butler
Eddie Flynn
Young Clancy
Soldier Bartfield
Joe Gans
Dan McKerrick
Barnett
Bartfield
Ahearn
Mike Gibbons
Gibbons
al Lippe
Jeff Smith
Brown
Milburn Saylor
Ever Hammer
Gary
Ind
Indianapolis
Morgan
Hammer
Johnny Dundee
Phil Bloom
Broadway Sporting Club
Brooklyn
Dundee
Jimmy Murphy
Olympia A. A
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Jim Flynn
Pueblo
Jack Dillon
Jack Curley
Ted
Kid) Lewis
Jimmy Johnston
Lewis
Marty Farrell
National Athletic Club of Philadelphia
Harry Stone
Crescent City
Joe Rivers
Los Angeles
Bill McKinnon
Davis
Queensberry Athletic Club
Buffalo
Relu
Richmondcco
the Reed Tobacco Company
Richmond, Virginia
E. A. Harrington
Milk St
ED M’grath
Archer and
Dartmouth Tech
Hussane
Charles E. Parker
Mass
Holmes, I W
Tako MY
Aki
Young Blackstone
Giants
Bayfield
the Hawley-Cowan Co
Boylston Street
Back Bay
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