Many vie to defeat champion long distance runner at Boston event
Local long distance stars prepare for an invitation 0 mile run with top contenders including Jimmy Clark holder of the American 1 mile record Fowler Wackett Donato and others. Clark arrives in Boston to practice ahead of the event with hopes of breaking a record while rivals contend for pace and possible Olympic selection.
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Naval Brigade
Navier A
Jimmy Clark
Boston
Clark
Bob Vrowler
Celtic Park
L. I
Jim Crowley
Crowley
Fowler
W. J. Wackett
Brockton
Quincy Lad
Joe Donato
Dorando
Italy
Athens
Hackett
Donato
al Horne
A. L. Ipham
Worcester
W. A. Maguire
St. Alphonsus A. A
Frank Bruce
Quincy
Albert L. Ellis
Henri Renaud
Nashua
N. H
Freshmen 10 Play St Mark's by Harvard Juniors
Harvard freshmen meet St Mark's in the third game of the season at Scanthboro as ice conditions hamper play. Harvard has beaten Noble's but lost to Rindge, seeking a victory over the schoolboys today while fielding Preece loess Rear and Gardner Iselin among others.
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St. Mark's
Scanthboro
Crimson
Noble's
Rindge
Preece
Loess
Belmont
Areiere
Stevens Rushmore
Bunday Pune
Cunningham Footh
Eeas Graustéin
Ewes P
Iselin Gardner
Swift
Pieper Directs Harvard's First Practice of Year
Harvard opens its first workout of the year at Soldiers Field under Pieper and captain Langan. The squad focuses on conditioning for two weeks while awaiting a professional pitching coach. Candidates include Chesbro Cicotte Donovan for pitching coach duties, with Hicks and McKay competing in the box and 20 players listed among the Battery and fielders.
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Pieper
Harvard
Soldiers Field
Lanigan
Chesbro
New York Americans
Cicotte
Boston Americans
Donovan
Detroit
Matthewson
Bob Brown
J. Sweetser
Jordan
Howe
Reeves
Hicks
Bob McKay
Crimson
C. Boyer
H. E. Ohter
Babson
Fred Ernst
Dorchester High
Brae Burn
McKay
R. C. Babson
Co. Boyer
R. C. Brown
F. Cunningham
F.S. Ernst
Finkelstein
Hanks
R. Haydock
R. P. Jordan
T. M. Judson
A. J. Kelly
Ex Champs to Fight at Armory A A A Bout Tonight
Philadelphia boxing card features former champions in bouts at the Armory A A A. One match lists ex-champions meeting Kid Goodman in a prime lineup tonight as fans pack the arena.
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Philadelphia
Kid Goodman
Armory A. A
Armory A. A. hosts boxing bill with legends and prospects
Tonight at the Armory A. A. a marquee boxing program headlines with invitations to longtime champions John J. Sullivan and James J. Corbett to share remarks on Jeffries versus Johnson. The card features Pat Moore versus Henry Meiers, Honey Melody versus Frank Perron, and promising prospects like Tommy O’Keefe and Kid Goodman, plus Kaufman, Barry, Wolgast, Nelson, Erne, Glover, Welsh, Hague, Packey McFarland, Bill Papke, and Harry Lewis set for later bouts and bets.
Keogh Wins First Block In World Pool Championship
Jerome Keogh of Rochester led Thomas Hueston of St Louis in the first block of the continuous pool world championship in New York January 31. Keogh led and took the high run of 37 to 2 for Hueston as play continued toward 600 points over two more nights. The match carries a $1000 championship purse and a $250 side bet amid keen rivalry as each man has defeated the other.
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New York
Jerome Keogh
Rochester
Thomas Hueston
St. Louis
Keogh
Hueston
Johnson Will Meet Langford in Boxing Match Plans
Buffalo January 31 Jack Johnson states he will post $10,000 after the Jeffries fight for a Langford match win or lose and he will back Jeannette for $2500 against Sam. He defends flatfoot warfare and criticizes Corbett saying revered boxers fought flatfoot and Corbett should respect it.
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Buffalo
Jack Johnson
Sam Langford
Jeffries
Jeannette
Sam
Jim Corbett
Johnson
Sharkey
Fitzsimmons
Jackson
McAuliffe
Gans
Griffo
Corbett
Boxing Lid Is On In Salem
Salem January 31 The Young Men's A A closed its season a week early with tonight's boxing show under marshal Skinner who allowed the program to proceed. Johnny Cavil defeated Jim mie Hanlon in eight rounds with a sharp left and uppercuts. Young Lewis and Billy Goodrich from Lynn clashed with Lewis winning, though he tripped and was knocked briefly out of action. Gregory quit in the second round of the preliminary after injuring his wrist against Hyre.
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Salem
A. A
Marshal Skinner
Johnny Cavil
Jimmie Hanlon
Lewis
Dreamland
Young Gregory
Young Hyre
Past Grand Knights Meet and Elect Officers
The Massachusetts Past Grand Knights of Columbus Association held its annual banquet at Crawford House with 100 attendees. Philip L. McMahon was elected president with Edward Powers as vice president and James H. Phelan as secretary treasurer. a committee was appointed for the next banquet on April 30. Members hailed from Fall River Worcester Indian Orchard North Adams Lowell Lawrence and Boston.
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Massachusetts Past Grand Knights of Columbus Association
Crawford House
Philip S. McMahon
Thomas J. Saint
Brookline
Mark B. Mulvey
West Roxbury
Edward Powers
Newton
Edward J. Rooney
Lexington
Charles Gavin
James B. Phelan
Boston
Philip L. McMahon
James H. Phelan
Fall River
Worcester
Indian Orchard
North Adams
Lowell
Lawrence
British Charity Ball Promises Brilliant Military Event
Arrangements complete for a British charity ball at Motel Somerset tomorrow evening. Lieutenant-Governor Frothingham Major Aldrich Leay and other dignitaries from military and British organizations will attend. Ex-Senator Macleod leads reception with J. P. Pottinger as assistant. Salem Cadet Band to provide music pipers in Highland dress to lead the grand march tickets at D A R office or 5 Park Square.
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Motel Somerset
Frothingham
Talbot Aldrich
Leay
Hibbard
Charles $. Camrell
The
Ancients
Eity
Greater
Boston
John BR. Smith
Fred J. Macleod
J. P. Pottinger
Scots Charitable Society
Salem Cadet Band
Washington Street
Park Square
Boston Americans Pennant 1905 Manager and Grimshaw’s Teammate
The text states Jimmy Collins was manager of the locals. Grimshaw, the veteran Boston American, played with Toronto last year and is unlikely to be transferred this season. It notes Root and Darlan won the six day race the year prior, with a full house generally beating flush except for a royal straight flush.
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Boston Americans
Grimshaw
New York
Jimmy Collins
Toronto
Root
Darlon
Big Meet at Exeter Street Draws National Stars
With the Boston Athletic Association meet near, Exeter Street clubhouse buzzes as top national and college athletes converge. Harvard plans two relay showpieces against Yale and Cornell, while midget relay rivals Volkmann and South Boston Ath letics clash. The event will run Friday at 3 50 on Irvington track with silver medals awarded.
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Boston Athletic Association
Exeter Street
America
Harvard
Yale
Cornell
Penn
Michigan
Crimson
Volkmann
South Boston Athletic
South Boston A. C
Peninsula
Irvington Street
Fifth Regiment Band Did Not Visit Somerville Massachusetts
A letter to the editor corrects a town newspaper claim that the Fifth Regiment Band played in Somerville on July 5. It states the band did not participate, and notes they performed in Norwich, Connecticut, on July 5, 1909, for a reception honoring the town’s founding president.
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Edward E. Bayliss
John M. Woods
Boston Post
Fifth Regiment
Somerville
Mass
Norwich
Conn
United States
J. A. Jackson
Winthrop Street
Waltham
Brown Crullers Lose To Round Doughnuts In Bowling Match
The Brown Crullers were defeated by the Round Doughnuts 1226 to 1101 in a city wholesale dry goods salesman bowling match last night. Teams were Brown Crullers Loley Bingham Robinson O Connell and Thayer versus Round Doughnuts Green Travis McKay Cor eum and Perkins.
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Brown Crullers
Loley
Bingham
Robinson
O'Connell
Thayer
Green
Travis
McKay
Coreum
Perkins
Eleven prizes for Armory A. A. run
The Armory A. A. will award eleven prizes for the third open handicap cross country run on Washington's Birthday. Ten place prizes and one time prize will be given as usual by the Armory A. A. on Washington's Birthday.
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Armory A. A
Washington
Georgia on the baseball map despite star’s discontent
Dee White sulks in his Washington tent refusing money. If terms can’t be reached, Denny Sullivan’s death is noted while McGuire made an unconditional gesture yesterday. Providence president Crowley heads to Montreal for Eastern league meeting and John Davey denies any trades to Chicago or others.
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Dee White
Washington
Denny
Tim Crowley
Providence
Montreal
Leach Cross Beats Frankie Madden in 10 Round Fight
In front of a large New York crowd at Bedford A. C. in Brooklyn Leach Cross defeated Frankie Madden by decision in a fast ten round lightweight bout. The win adds to Cross's home record as a leading local contender.
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New York
Leach Cross
Frankie Madden
Bedford A. C
Brooklyn
Zbyszko Defeats Yankee Rogers in Columbus Match
Zbyszko the Polish champion defeated Buffalo's Yankee Rogers in Columbus tonight, winning two falls in 8 1 2 minutes and 21 minutes. The one sided bout showcased Zbyszko's grappling skill as he secured decisive victories.
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Columbus
Zbyszko
Rogers
Buffalo
Parker Beats Van Dyke In A A Billiards Duel At Hub Palace
Parker defeated Van Dyke 300 to 296 to win the Class A amateur billiard tourney at Hub Palace last night, a tight final showing with both players scoring heavily.
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Parker
van Dyke
Hub Palace
Local Track Meet Results Slice Clipped by OCR
Providence Providence hosts a small track event with Brockton finishing ninth and Fall River seventh. New Bedford and Waterloters yield scattered placings while Taun and Bedford show minor placements in a fragmented report from the meet.
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Providence
Brockton
Fall River
Aeton
Taun
New Bedford
Fearing Court, Boy Runs Away
Claude Forrest a 14 year old of 262 Walden Street North Cambridge fled his home frightened by a summons to appear in court over snowballing. His parents came to Station 3 asking for help locating him saying he had been gone three days.
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Claude Forrest
Walden Street
Cambridge
Edward S. Cowles
Dartmouth Street
Miss Hesler
Malden
Women Testify In Naval Yard Hearing On Cowles Auld
The hearing details testimonies by Miss Margaret Ames and Mrs. Cowles about Dr. Cowles, Miss Hesler, and Paymaster Auld. Witnesses describe confrontations at a December ball, alleged boasts of conquests, and involvement of Admiral Swift's circle. Dr. Cowles defends his actions while Auld faces accusations and possible civil action. Miss Hesler is expected to testify.
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Admiral Swift
Miss Ames
Mrs. Cowles
Major Leonard
Dr. Cowles
Cowles
Dr. Robnett
Virginia Swift
Miss Hesler
Fort Warren
Miss Swift
Miss Hester
Margaret Ames
Miss Hesier
Dr. Ames
Ball Committee
University of Virginia
Hesler
Navy Yard
Notables to Be Newsboys Ball in Boston Tonight
One of the greatest gatherings of newspaper boys is expected at Paul Revere Hall for the Newsboys Union ball. Fifteen hundred couples will lead the grand march under President Charles Fiasco and Miss Mary Stabbo. Circulation managers from local and visiting papers, city and state officials, Mayor Hibbard and his wife, are invited. James J. Corbett and John T. Sullivan have promised to attend after their engagements.
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Boston
Paul Revere Hall
Newsboys’ Union
Charles Fiasco
Mary Stabbo
Boston Newsboys
George A. Hibbard
The
Howard
Auld's Story Of Row In Charlestown Court Martial
Paymaster George P. Auld prepared to testify at the Charlestown court martial after a letter read in yesterday's hearing. The missive dated January 23 from the Wabash explains the December 11 ballroom incident with Dr. Cowles and Miss Ames, detailing Auld's withdrawal of references and a physical grapple that left Cowles injured.
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George P. Auld
Charlestown
A. W. Catlin
Auld
Swift
Yard
Cowles
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