A E F Championships Rules Printed For Service Athletics
The Stars and Stripes prints the rules for the A E F championships covering eligibility for officers and enlisted men, unit based football, boxing, wrestling, track and field, basketball, baseball and tennis competitions. It outlines elimination schedules, class weights, bout formats, and unit championships to finish by March, with finals in April.
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Indoor golf event at Jordan Marsh store
Indoor golf at Jordan Marsh in Boston features 18 hole medal play for men on a six hole practice green. The 12 best scores advance to finals on February 13 and prizes are awarded. Entrance is free and a large field is expected with notable golfing interest.
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Sporting Goods
Jordan Marsh Company
Baseball Inside: Billy E Sides and Features of the National Game
Billy E presents his opinions on intriguing features and sidelight aspects of baseball. The column highlights inside views of the national game, offering observations on players, strategy, and evolving trends.
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Billy E
Huntington In Track Victory Over Lynn Classical
Huntington School defeated Lynn Classical 40 to 14 at the Boston YMCA gym yesterday afternoon. Farley led Huntington with three firsts accounting for 15 points and ran on the winning relay.key event results include 50 yard dash Varley Huntington second Mortimore Lynn Classical, 600 yard run Farley Huntington, 1000 yard run K Smith Dunn Classical. relay Reed Stevens Farley Larabee Huntington won. 12 pound shot Farley Huntington with 7 ft 2 in. distance.
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Wondy Farley
Furrier
West Roxbury and Hyde Park Track Meet Ends In Tie
The intermediate and junior meet at Curtis Hall saw West Roxbury High and Hyde Park High finish tied with 491 1/2 points each. West Roxbury intermediates earned 24 points to Hyde Park's 20, while West Roxbury juniors trailed 29 1/2 to 25 1/2.
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Curtis Hall
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Hyde Park
Contracts for Braves Sent Out
All fixed up with a brand-new owner the Braves are set to run smoothly under George Washington Grant who assumed office yesterday. A batch of contracts was sent to players and will go to those under reserve who have not served in the war or have been released from duty.
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Braves Seek Trading Edge as Spring Camp Opens
Braves officials move to finalize deals while wage talks hint at modest increases for core players. Walter Rehg leaves Boston for Cincinnati in exchange for Lena Blackburne as Hank Gowdy drawing interest from minor clubs and Jose Tinker probes Gowdy appearances for April.
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Chicago critic hails Hutchison and Macdonald four ball champions
A Chicago reviewer declares Jock Hutchison and Bob Macdonald the country’s top four ball team. The piece recalls a summer match when Doyle and Boyd toured Chicago to face Windy City pros and the Eastern pair challenged Westerners in an earlier camp session.
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Pat Doyle
Tom Boyd
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Hastern
Harvard Defeats Boston College 7 2 In Rink Contest
Harvard varsity skaters routed Boston College 7 to 2 on the Charlesbank rink. The Crimson outplayed the Maroon and Gold and prepare for a clash with the Boston Hockey Club at Soldiers Field.
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Harvard Crimson Rout Boston College In Hockey Match
Harvard dominates the opening with Gross Bacon and Avery scoring as Harvard leads 6 1 at half. In the second period BC presses back but Harvard counters with Walker Bigelow and Morrissey adding a final tally for a 7 2 victory.
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Praise From Sparrow on Braves New Owner George Grant
Secretary Harry Sparrow of the Yankees praised George Grant the Braves new owner. He called Grant a splendid fellow a wonderful hustler a lifelong baseball fan and self made with many friends who expect him to succeed in his new venture. Sparrow said Grant knows the game and will strengthen the Braves and the National League.
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Giants Sign Rookie Wilbert Hub Bell to Contract
New York Giants rookie pitcher Wilbert Hub Bell, a right handed hurler, becomes the first player to submit his signed contract dated January 31 in the club's latest move.
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Wilbert Hubbell
New York Giants
Boston Latin Triumphs Over Dorchester in Drill Hall Track Meet
Boston Latin and Dorchester High juniors and intermediates battled in a drill hall meet with Boston Latin edging 611 2 to 591 2. The event featured multiple races and field events won by Dorchester and Boston Latin athletes, including 80 yard dashes and 600 yard runs, with several ties and close finishes.
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Reynolds
Boston Jatin
Giants Lose Robertson in McGraws 1919 Plans
New York January 31 Giant manager John McGraw began his annual player negotiations for 1919. Davey Robertson refused to return, confirming permanent retirement to work for the Department of Justice, dampening potential trades and outfield lineup changes.
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