McGill Beats Crescents 4 to 3 in International Hockey
McGill University defeats Crescent Athletic Club 4 to 3 at St. Nicholas Rink in New York. Scott and Mann led the Canadians with strong attacks as Mann goalkeeper saved numerous Crescents shots. Referees were William Russell and E. Garo with goal by Foreman and Campbell.
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Canada
McGill University
Crescent Athletic Club
St. Nicholas Rink
Scott
Mann
McGill
Crescent A. C
Mannie Pi
Liffiton Sargent
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Martin Worm Cow
Foreman
Campbell
Davidson
Liffiton
Sargent
Shireff
Hughes
Defresne
McGill Hockey Faces B A A Tonight at the Arena
The McGill squad meets Captain Windsor’s Boston Athletic Association in a decisive arena exhibition. Rankin at cover point strengthens the visitors as five stars from last year’s team return to eye Harvard’s 5 to 2 upset. A close score and strong crowd are anticipated tonight.
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McGill
Boston
Athletic Club
Windsor
Sargent
Thompson
Scott
Smith
Hughes
Harvard
Crimson
Rankin
Montreal Wanderers
Colder Weather Brings Hope for School Hockey Season
Weather shifts spark optimism for English High School and other Boston area teams as ice returns may permit practice and rescheduled games. Veterans Shuttleworth Folsom and Dolan lead the English squad, with new talents like McInnis and Heyer joining ahead of a crowded schedule through January and February.
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Jack Nelson
Franklin Field
Uck
Walter Shuttleworth
Dolan
Maguire
Folsom
McInnis
Fiske
Heyer
Bradley
Murphy
Ashley
Casey
Ryan
Joe Driscoll
Johnson Accepts McVey Match
Chicago reports heavyweight champion Jack Johnson agrees to meet Sam McVey for the world title in Australia late April after a January departure. Promoter Tom Andrews confirms $30,000 guarantee plus $5,000 expense money and travel for four. Johnson and McVey have fought before with Johnson holding a 2-0-0 edge in decisions and a knockout in 20 rounds.
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Australia
May
Chicago
Jack Johnson
Sam McVey
Tom Andrews
Milwaukee
Hugh McIntosh
Jonson
Jack
Johnson
McVey
Sam Langford
Sam
Jim Flynn
al Kauffman
Carl Morris
al Palzer
Andrews
McIntosh
Abolition of training table sparks NCAA debate
At the Society of Directors of Physical Education annual meeting in New York 35 delegates from NCAA regions debated ending the training table and introducing compulsory physical exams for incoming college students. Western representatives favored abolishing the table, citing stronger athletes and discipline, while Eastern institutions warned of football’s commercial nature and ethical faults in forcing meals and conditioning.
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New York
Society of Directors of Physical Education
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Joseph KE. Raycroft
Princeton University
University of Chicago
C. E. Bowler
Dartmouth
James A. Babbitt
Haverford
Boston College High track team field strong roster for season
Boston College High will start regular track training next Monday under Coach Sullivan. The squad includes many returning stars such as Duffy and a deep group of dash and distance specialists like Flanigan, McNamara, McManus, Morrison, Kenney, Fougere, and Ryan. Lead sprinters vie in 440 and 680 yard events while shot put strength includes Bar fron, Fallon, Burley, and O'Connor. Rooney returns as manager for the season.
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Boston College High
Sullivan
Walsh
O’callahan
James Duffy
South End
Greater Boston
John Flanigan
Edward McNamara
Francis McManus
Harold Morrison
William Kenney
Naoleon Fougere
Frank Rogers
Harold Owen
Frank Ryan
William Frazier
John Connolly
Jack Fleming
Harold Bowen
Frank McManus
Jim Barfron
Fred Fallon
Charles Burley
Martinet
Dan O'Connor
Ralph Riley
John Atkinson
James O’brien
Frank Roach
Charles S. Rooney
Mayor-elect Hunt to allow boxing entertainments in Cincinnati
Cincinnati reports that Henry T. Hunt who will lead the city’s Democratic administration will sanction boxing under proper conditions. He recently recovered from an illness and associated with a prominent boxer, signaling a revived boxing scene in Cincinnati after a period of constraints.
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Cincinnati
Henry T. Hunt
Hunt
West Baden
Ind
Princeton Tigers defeat Yale in hockey clash
Princeton beat Yale 6 to 2 in the second game of the series at the Elysium arena. Baker starred with sensational rushes and set up most scores while Emmons and Matheis stood out for Yale, though captain Kay struggled for speed and accuracy.
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Cleveland
Princeton
Yale
Elysium
Baker
Tigers
Emmons
Coverpoint
Matheis
Kalbfleisch
Kay
Tiger
Kelner
Ice Skating Hopes Rise Amid Rough Early Winter Surface
Skating enthusiasts note a slow ice-up on shallow areas with rough surfaces. Winds whip the thawed water, delaying solid skating. No city bulletin yet, but some ice exists on quick-freezing spots while deeper waters stay unsafe.
Wood Connolly Bout Delayed To Wednesday in New Bedford
The 12 round match between Ray Wood and Johnny Connolly in New Bedford has been postponed to the following Wednesday. Wood requests two extra days to finish training.
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Moncor
New Bedford
Ray Wood
Johnny Connolly
Wood
No fishing vessels at wharf as storms halt operations
Not a single fishing vessel came to a wharf yesterday causing fish to be scarce and prices to rise. Twenty six vessels were moored by adverse weather, with a heavy gale likely to stop fishing early next week. The Surf and Swell were tested off Quincy before joining the local fleet next week.
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Ionian
Allan Line
Glasgow
Cape Race
Newfoundland
Tonian
Halifax
St. Lawrence
Leyland Line
Winifredian
Grand Junction Docks
Boston
Liverpool
Anthony Parsons
James Wood
Joseph E. L. Miller
August A. Luck
Bertha Braus
George D. Boles
D. Swift
BE. O’brien
Amherst
Charles B. Merry
London
James B. Jordan
Norfolk
Jordan
Philadelphia
Paramaibo
Dutch Guiana
Chesapeake Bay
Shipping News Mini Almanac Highlights Transatlantic Departures
The notice lists arrivals and departures with ships and routes including Solace at Hampton Roads, A. W. Perry, Hawes, Calvin Austin, Mitchell, Nan tucket, Hudgins, Grecian, Briggs, City of Gloucester, and others. Cleared steamers include Winifredian and Mark Miefield, with bailed ships Carpathia and Isleworth among port movements and coastwise traffic noted.
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Gates Hampton Roads
A. W. Perry
Hawes
Halifax
Calvin Austin
Mitchell
St. John
N. B
Eastport
Portland
Nantucket
Hudgins
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Newport News
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Grecian
Briggs
Philadelphia
Seaconner
Smith
Herman Winter
Colberth
New York
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Dingley
Strout
City of Gloucester
Linneken
Gloucester
Mass
Winifredian
Liverpool
Chipwa
Charleston
Jacksonville
City of Acon
Savannah
Mark Miefield
Buenos Ayres
Jewish Editor Brainin to Speak in Roxbury Hall
Dr Reuben Brainin famed Jewish writer will address an audience Sunday evening at Brunswick Hall Roxbury. Other speakers include Rabbis Eichler Israeli and Rubenovitz and Jacob de Haas. Brainin from Berlin previously spoke in Boston and edits the Hebrew paper The Swallow of New York.
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Reuben Brainin
Brunswick Hall
Brunswick Street
Roxbury
M. Eichler
P. Israeli
Rabbit H. H. Rubenovitz
Jacob de Haas
Brainin
Berlin
Boston
Tremont Temple
The
Swallow
New York
Curley Bids for Heavyweight Title Showdown in Chicago
Jack Curley, manager of Jim Flynn, left Salt Lake City for Chicago with intent to post 10000 dollars to compel a match with Jack Johnson for the heavyweight championship. He also renews his 20000 dollar offer for Johnson’s share for a finish fight.
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Johnson
Pacific
New South Wales
Jack Curley
Jim Flynn
Harry Pollock
New York
Australia
Packey McFarland
Salt Lake City
Utah
Pueblo
Chicago
Jack Johnson
Cornell and Penn Tie in 18th Triangular Chess League
Cornell and the University of Pennsylvania split six points each in the 18th annual triangular college chess league in New York. Brown scored zero. Cornell, last year’s winner, keeps the Rice trophy for six months before returning it to Pennsylvania. Rudolph Szo scored 312 of Penn’s six points.
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Cornell
PENN
New York
University of Pennsylvania
Brown
Pennsylvania
Rudolph Szo
Philadelphia National Club Buys Downey Release
President Fogel announced the purchase of Tom Downey's release from Cincinnati. Downey will report when the team leaves for spring training. Substitute infielder Lehr, after two years with the club, will be sent to Sacramento or Buffalo.
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Philadelphia
Fogel
Philadelphia National League Baseball Club
Cincinnati
Tom Downey
Downey
Lehr
Sacramento
Buffalo
Crawford Signs 1912 Detroit Contract
Sam Crawford a right fielder and star batsman signs a 1912 contract with the Detroit American League baseball club announced today in Detroit.
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Detroit
Sam Crawford
Detroit American League Baseball Club
Complete schedules kept secret for 1949 baseball leagues
French Lick Springs Ind Dec 99 The schedule committees of the National and American leagues announced they had completed their work and that the schedules would be kept secret until after league meetings held early in February.
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French Lick Springs
Ind
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