Boston Latin Boys Protest Lack of Track Coach
Boston Latin students plan to protest at the school committee about not having a dedicated track coach. English High trains hard under Coach John O’Reilly for upcoming meets while Latin and other schools prepare for a busy track season amid limited coaching.
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Boston Latin
English High
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Boston College
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Connors
Evans
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Lacey
Leo Leary
Mechanic Arts
Cambridgeport Gym
Basketball clubs seek games with various weight classes
Advertisements list numerous Boston area teams offering to play away games against 95 to 180 pound squads. Contact names and addresses include John A. Rane East Boston 376 Maverick, A L Mellor 560 Harrison Ave Boston, J Connors 595 East Second St South Boston, and others.
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East Second Street
South Boston
Atlantic A. A
J. Donahue
Burker Hill Street
Charlestown
Bryant A. C
J. McDonald
Care Hosmer Codding Co
Federal Street
Boston
All Stars
Bhome
Guarantee
M. Desmond
Lincoln Street
North Easton
Roxbury
H. Bornstein
Tvellows Street
Roxbarry
Myhew A. C
Cohen
Barton Street
Roxbury Institutes
James Kearney
Walpole Street
St. Marys
A. E. Payne
Ellots
F. J. Krumscheid
Bartlett Street
Harkins A. C
Baraca
Craddock
W. Bradley
West Eighth Street
Mayhew A. C
M. Mazur
Chambers Street
South Bostons
High school basketball schedule mix header from city leagues
A dense listing shows daily matchups for multiple schools including Revere Reading Somerville East Boston Boston Latin Andover English High Commercial High Everett Hyde Park Melrose Milton Roxbury Brighton Cambridge Worcester South Boston College High Voxboro Providence St John and more across venues like Somerville Foxboro Danvers and Fall River with divisions and freshmen games noted.
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Revere High
Reading M High
Revere
Rindge M. T. S
Somerville High
Somerville
East Boston High
Boston Latin
Andover
Brown
English High
Commercial High
Everett High Independents
Hyde Park High
Hyde Park
Ailen School
Melrose High
Newton
Milton High
Reading High
Milton
Brockton High
Brockton
Dorchester High
East Boston
Roxbury High
Brighton High
Brighton
Warvard
Cambridge
Rock Ridge Hall
Worcester South High
Wellesley
Gloucester High
Gloucester
Boston College High
Voxboro High
Foxboro
Moses Brown
Providence
St. John's
Weekend and daily high school sports slate listed
The schedule lists matches across multiple days featuring Somerville High Mechanic Arts High Medford Melrose Dorchester Chelsea Milton Malden Brae Burn Harvard Brookline Medford Wakefield Williams IT Andover Yale Yale freshmen Cambridge Amherst Williams Springfield Rindge Arlington Providence Brae Burn.
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Somerville High
Mechanic Arts High
Somerville
Medford High
Melrose High
Medford
Suburban Teague
Columbia
Yale
St. Nicholas Rink
New York
Dorchester High
Rindge M. T. S
Chelsea High
Chelsea
Milton High
Malden High
Malden
Brae-Burn
Harvard
Boston H. C
Brookline H.C
Wakefield High
Wakefield
Williams
M. I.T
Williamstown
Andover
Milton Academy
Roxbury Latin
Milton
Newton High
Brookline High
Brookline
St. Mark's 'S
Springfield T. S
Southboro
Melrose
Crescent and Eastern clubs to run Marblehead cruise race
The annual power boat race to Marblehead will be managed by the Crescent Athletic Club and the Eastern Yacht Club. The start will be July 17 from Crescent house at Bay Ridge and finish at Marblehead near the Eastern Yacht Club. Next year the start will be from the Eastern Yacht Club and the finish at the Crescent house.
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New York
Marblehead
Crescent Athletic Club
Eastern Yacht Club
Crescent
Worcester High to Enter B. A. A. School Meet
Worcester High School will send representatives to the B A A schoolboy games in Mechanics Building later this month. The team has several promising track men and needs a bit of financial support to ensure success.
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Worcester High School
Mechanics’ Building
Madison five to face Gloucesters at Monument Hall
The Madison basketball team will play the Gloucesters Sunday evening at Monument Hall in Charlestown.
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Madison
Gloucesters
Monument Hall
Charlestown
Arrigan Feeling Tiptop Ahead of Spring Start
A Boston Post letter from Lewiston Maine notes stocky Bill Carrigan of Lewiston is in top condition after surgery for appendicitis. He plans early spring work including coaching Bowdoin College pitchers and catchers, keeping fit with walks, and meeting the team en route to the South.
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Lewiston
McConnell
Boston Post
Paul
Bowdoin College
South
Hot Springs
Boston
Southpaw flinger to join Cubs training trip
Billy Mack the Syracuse University star visits the Cubs on the training trip after leaving the Giants in July last year. A. J. Schaefer signs with manager McGraw and will play infield for the Giants. The Tigers open with six games in a row versus Cleveland as Detroit eyes a rough start. April 14 in Chicago marks a pennant laden Cubs opener against the Cardinals. Miller Huggins named Reds captain while Joe McGinnity is discarded by McGraw after long service.
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Cleveland
Billy Mack
Syracuse University
Cubs
McGraw
Giants
A. J. Schaefer
Leland Stanford
California
Tigers
Naps
Michigan
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis Cardinals
Clark Griffith
Miller Huggins
Cincinnati Reds
Joe MecGinnity
Jawn
Dan Barry Farmed Out To Newark Or Utica Clubs
With Hal Chase back for the New York Americans manager Stallings plans to farm Dan Barry the Newark Eastern league or Utica New York State league for a season as he had been signed by the Highlanders.
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Hal Chase
New York Americans
Stallings
Dan Barry
Highlanders
Newark
Utica
Philadelphia to hand out free score cards at park
For the first time in major league baseball score cards will be distributed free to patrons of the new Philadelphia American league club’s park this year. It is said that the Philadelphia Nationals will follow suit.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Nationals
Quaker Five Plays N E Teams This Week
The University of Pennsylvania basketball team travels to New England this week to face Yale at New Haven on Wednesday Brown at Providence on Thursday and Holy Cross at Worcester on Friday.
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University of Pennsylvania
New England
Yale
New Haven
Brown
Providence
Holy Cross
Worcester
Lake Hunch Trumps Early Group Pictures by Red Sox Manager
Ambitious photographers plan for an early group shot of the Red Sox but manager Fred Lake vows no full team lineup this spring, calling group photos bad luck while allowing singles or small clusters during spring travel. Lake’s superstition extends to hats for street barrels and other quirks about his morning routine.
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Fred Lake
Lake
Fred
Lowell
Grand Stand
Million Dollar
Athletics
Philadelphia
Marathon betting peaks as Longboat and Shrubb loom at Madison
The Longboat Shrubb race at Madison Square Garden on Friday night attracts record betting, with as much as 100000 expected to change hands. Prior odds favored Shrubb over Longboat, but after a postponement both runners draw even money. Shrubb trains 12 miles in snow at Montclair and will race a 10 mile relay against Hallen and Spring in Newark as part of prep.
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Madison Square Garden
Montclair
N. J
Shrubb
Bob Hallen
Mike Spring
Essex
Newark
Hallen
Spring
Longboat
Chicago Club offers Glidden Tour Cup
The Chicago Motor Club posts a cup for the Glidden tour winner based on gasoline economy using the Chicago formula. Accepted by the American Automobile Association, this marks the first economy tracking in the Glidden contest.
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Chicago
Chicago Motor Club
American Automobile Association
Wild Bill Donovan Enters Pittsburg Bowling Tournament
The article notes that Wild Bill Donovan supports winter bowling to build different arm muscles and that he is entered in the big Pittsburg tournament this month.
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Wild Bill
Donovan
Pittsburg
Schmidt Refuses to Sign контракт offer for more pay
Detroit catcher Schmidt has returned his unsigned contract with a demand for higher pay. After a disappointing season, notably in the World Series, it appears he has asserted his nerve in negotiations.
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Schmidt
Detroit
Cap Anson Declares Against Charity Games
Cap Anson states he is not an object of charity and will not take part in benefit games. He recalls a time when Baby Anson led by giving to those in hard luck.
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Cap” Anson
Minister Chosen Umpire in Cotton States League
The Rev. H. L. Otis a minister from Greensboro Alabama and college graduate has been appointed as umpire in the Cotton States league. The selection highlights a clergy member taking officiating duties in regional baseball circuits.
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H. L. Otis
Greensboro
Ala
Harvard Captain Currier to Lead Battery Tryouts
Captain Ned Currier of the Harvard baseball team will call out his battery candidates this afternoon to begin training for the early games. Christy Mathewson will join soon to coach the battery group and assess prospects Hartford Hicks Lanigan and McKay. One Crimson pitcher has reportedly received a major league offer which was declined.
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Ned Currier
Harvard
Christy Mathewson
Hartford
Hicks
Lanigan
McKay
Crimson
Tewanina Chooses Self Coaching For B A A Five Mile
Carlisle Indian School runner Lewis Tewanina will compete in the five mile event at the B A A games and races his own pace. He notes he can judge rivals better from the track and has shown a late surge in past races, overtaking leaders after slow starts.
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Lewis Tewanina
Rrnger
Tewanina
A. C
New York
Tewee
Lee
Longboat
Games
Jimmy Lee
Obermeyer
Terrier Sweepstakes at New England Kennel Club Show
The largest amount offered for a single class in dog competition will be awarded in the Terrier Sweepstakes at the New England Kennel Club show in Mechanics' Building, February 22 to 25. Six terriers from any recognized breed compete with an entry fee of 25 dollars. the winning team could receive about 250 dollars. Entries close at midnight Wednesday.
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New England
Massachusetts squash championship resumes at B A A courts
The Massachusetts Squash Tennis Association championship began last Saturday at the Boston Athletic Association courts and will continue through the week.
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Massachusetts
Covelaskis to Pitch Against Each Other
Philadelphia January 31 Stanley Covelaski brother of Harry Covelaski of the Philadelphia National will pitch for Lancaster in the Tri-State league this season The Quakers meet Lancaster in an April 8 exhibition at Lancaster and the two coal mining brothers will face each other in the box
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Penn
Stanley Covelaski
Harry Covelaski
Stars Enter Tonight's Indoor Handicap Meet
Cambridgeport Gym hosts the annual indoor handicap games this evening at Harvard and Prospect streets. Stars from Harvard Stone School Brookline A A St Alphonsus B A A Cathedral A A Cambridgeport Gym Lynn Y M C A Boston College Technology Tufts Dedham High Cambridge Y M C A and others compete. Prominent entrants ahead of the Boston Athletic Association meet Saturday at Mechanics Hall vie for honors at Cambridgeport.
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Harvard
Prospect Streets
Stone School
Brookline A. A
St. Alphonsus
Boston Athletic Association
Cathedral
Cambridgeport Gym
Lynn Y. M. C. A
Boston College, Technology
Tufts
Dedham High
Cambridge Y. M. C. A
Mechanics’ Hall
Cambridgeport
American Horses to Race on British Tracks
The forthcoming English racing season will see many American horses entered. Prominent owners James Keene Augustus Belmont and Harry Payne Whitney have sent horses to Europe. Colin and Priscilian head a list of American entries along with Ballot Fair Play Diana Ken Suffragette Wedding Bells Sir Martin Bobbin Melisan de Helmet and Baby Wolf competing for Derby hopes.
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New York
Europe
James Keene
Augustus Belmont
Harry Payne Whitney
Colin
Priscilian
Ballot
Fair Play
Diana Ken
Suffragette
Wedding Bells
Sir Martin
Bobbin
Melisande
Helmet
Baby Wolf
Fast Steppers Race Today on Speedway Tracks
Crowds gathered as speedways prepared for a major winter speed event. The Charles River path was in fine condition for tests despite yesterday’s inactivity and Sunday chain saw restrictions. Railbirds traveled hoping for racing action, but weather and schedule kept speeds to a minimum today.
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Charles River
Brockton Bowler Rolls 731 Three-String Total
A H Wilbur of the Commercial Club in the Gilt Edge league delivered a remarkable bowling display in Brockton. He started with 11 straight strikes, finished with 20 strikes across three games, totaling 7381 despite a late miss.
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Brockton
H. Wilbur
Suburban Fives Challenge Winthrop High in Busy Week
Suburban schoolboy basketball weekly slate grows with notable matchups. Winthrop High faces Melrose, Rock Ridge Hall, and Durfee High School as teams from Cambridgeport to Medford court fierce tests. Rindge, Somerville, and Malden also feature, with Bees and extra period thrillers marking the week.
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Winthrop High
Melrose High
Rock Ridge Hall
Quincy High
Durfee High School
Fall River
Winthrop
Rindge
Somerville
Cambridge
Newton
Melrose
Boston College High School
Boston College
Cambridgeport Gymnasium
James Hadley
Malden High
Medford High
Arlington
Milton
Cambridge Latin
Newton High
Malden
Everett High
Strong boxing card at A A A bouts this week
A broad slate of matches listed across cities includes Harry Lewis versus Bill McKinnon in Philadelphia and Eddie Walsh against Tommy Furey, with Abe Attell and Jem Driscoll highlighted. Friday features Charlie Griffin versus Battling Hurley and other notable clashes in New York Baltimore and beyond. The row cites venues from Philadelphia to New Orleans and Cambridge to Bangor with several regional title implications.
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Jim Driscoll
Tommy Lengdon
Philadelphia
Eddie Curtis
Young McGovern
George Frazier
Kid Broad
Lorain
Lew Shepard
Jeff Doherty
Albany
Jimmy Farren
Young Wagner
Baltimore
Harry Lewis
Bill McKinnon
Eddie Walsh
Tommy Furey
Jim Flynn
Bob Smith
Armory A. A
George Memsie
Fred Welsh
Los Angeles
Frankie Moore
Young Pierce
Casey
Jack Reed
Harrisburg
Penn
Dick Nelson
Ben Douglas
New York
Bert Keyes
Battling Hurley
Indianapolis
Brockton
Riverside Boat Club
Cambridge
Abe Attell
Eddie Kkelly
New Orleans
Willie Houck
Jack Britton
Leo Houck
Cooney Kelly
Kid Silverberg
Staunton
Tilt
Johnny Kilbane
Johnny Whitaker
Akron
Charlie Griffen
Young Britt
Patsy Kline
Dick O’brien
Dave Sawyer
Bangor
Johnny Lynch
Tom Lavigne
Mike Cunningham
Young Clark
Portland
Roxbury
McKinnon
West End
New England
Lowell
Eddie Toy
Sammy Smith
Attleboro
Johnny McGann Named Assistant Manager in New Orleans
John J. Mc Gann of Boston has been elected assistant manager matchmaker and physical director of the New Parkview A C in New Orleans. He will assume actual management immediately while James T. Coates continues as club manager in the city.
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New Orleans
John J. McGann
Boston
New
Parkview A. C
McGann
James T. Coates
Connolly Defeats Warren in 11th Round in Dublin Bout
Portland residents learn Bartley Connolly touring Britain won against Bill Warren in Dublin Ireland in the 11th round of a scheduled 20 round match. Warren weighed 195 pounds and Connolly 156.
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Portland
Bartley Connolly
British Isles
Bill Warren
Dublin
Ireland
Warren
Connolly
Harvard and Dartmouth Face Decisive Intercollegiate Hockey Showdown
Harvard and Dartmouth appear as undefeated finalists in the Intercollegiate Hockey League title tilt, set for next Saturday at the Stadium. Dartmouth boasts wins over Yale, Princeton, and Columbia, while Harvard has defeated Columbia and Princeton and aims to topple Yale.
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Harvard
Dartmouth
Yale
Princeton
Columbia
Crimson
P. Cc
Daremonulh
Prince
Cousinis
Wildey Eyes City League Title amid Record Bowling Night
Wildey optimistic about winning the City League championship as crowds back Boylston if needed. Suburban Ia ter club set new records with Heys of Oxford posting a high single of 141 and three string total 844. Oxford added high single 560 and three string 1536, claiming four new season records.
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Wildey
Boylston
Iater
Heys
Oxford
Jerry Griffin
Terry
Worcester
C. M. Goodnow
Goodnow
Pop Tighe
Tom
Brad
Poehler
Galway
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